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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-02-22
suMMoNa.

80 SUMMONS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
COUNTY OF STEARNS.-ss.
IN DISTRICT COURT.
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Arthur W.. Wright, as trustee for
William C. Paschke. Plaintiff
Alice Brayley Sprague, Carleton
Sprague, Grace Brayley Heating.
William G. Gomez, Louise G.
Carlos Gomez, John Com
ez, Elizabeth Gomez, Raphael Z
= Gomez, and also all other per-
sons unknown claiming any
fright, title, estate, interest or
lien in the real estate described
in the complaint herein.
Defendants.
SUMMONS.
The State of Minnesota to the above
named defendants:
You are each of you hereby sum-
moned and required to answer to
the complaint Of the plaintiff in the
above entitled action, which COM
plant has been filed in the office of
the Clerk of Court within and for
said County, and to serve copy OF
your answer thereto upon the sub
scriber at his Office in the City of
Sank Centre, Minnesota, within
twenty days after the service of this
summons upon you exclusive of the
day of such service.
II you fail to answer the complaint
herein within such time the plain
tiff will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded therein.
L. L. KELLS,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Sank Centre, Minnesota.
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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-03-20
COUNTY DIVISION
LOOMS Up FOR
COCON|NO

PHOENIX, Ariz.. March Is. -
George w. Harden OF Williams. is
in Phoenix the representative OF an
organization Of his townspcoplc who
urge the division OF Coconino coun.
~ into two counties one Of which
will have Flagstaff the county seat
and the other Williams the county
seat Harden claims that the tax
rate in the proposed new county of
Williams il such action was taken
by the legislature would be reduced
one third
The plan for division is opposed
by the Coconino county members
of the legislature but Harden has
been given considerable encourage
ment and says he will later be join
ed by delegation Of Williams citi-
zens and campaign for county divi-
sion conducted until the legislature
takes positive action in the matter.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-03-20
BIG FEET" WILL
SOON BE IN FASHION

CHICAGO. March big feet
are blessing after all and Chicago
women may now cIamor for recog-
milton. The woman physician by
whom was revealed this tardy. well
come conclusion is likely To have
both fame and fortune for IL and
others who are not avcrsc TO news
paper mention are wondering why
they never thought that one out. II
all transpired at womans' clubs
session. Many Of the shoes were
skies. Hist: Big feet are bless
ing" said the speaker. "If wours
are 'whoppers' you have cause for
rejoicing" Applause. Women who
wear No. q shoe have no cause
for regret" she added. "a man who
wears No II should feel great
pride. They are distinct advant-
age Perhaps they are not graceful
but they are indeed most practical
Women especially try to squeeze a
No. foot into a No 3 shoe. Thei,
minds are filled with but one thought
style II may not appear aesthetic
at first thought" she said. "but I
recommend the wearing OF sandal.
by all persons--meD. women and
eh'Idren--whon they are in their
homes u will make the feet larger"
laundering applause. Men and
women both should remember the
fact that big inteilecis do no, go
with little feet Cultivate large feet.
The intellect then will grow auto
ma'icalIy Paris papers please copy.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-03-20
ElKS REUNION At
TUCSON WILL
Be GREAT

TUCSON. Ariz.. March l5.-The
grand spectacular street parade
which will take place at II o'clock.
March p. will be one OF the mos,
imposing features Of the celebra.
ton. The parade will be headed nv
inc queen. elected by ballot and
who has not yet been named). ON a
beautifully decorated float and sur
rounded by her maids of honor and
Hover girls and escorted by a de.
iachment of the Flying Squadron"
(lucson's crack marching club of so
members). and followed by the rep
resentation of all lodges in Arizona.
Following these will come the auto
mebiie section OF the parade which
VIII be one Of the largest showings
OF automobiles ever attempted here.
prizes have been hung up for the
best decorated machines. For the
clubs two prizes are Of
Tered and will be awarded on basis
of total number in parade as com
pared with total membership of
lodge. and for distance Travelled and
Tor uniform appearance and unique
features. Among the bands partici
paiing will he the Indian School
Band OF Phoenix with thirty pieces.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-03-20
FORTUNE PEOPLE
DEVELOPING
PROPERTY
Good Showing Reported
On Mine Favorably
Located
(From Saturday. Daily.)

The Fortune Mining company op
Grating property at Providence sta.
ton on the Crown King line of the
Santa Fe continues dcyelopmen,
with a good working force. A. w
Davis. vice president OF the com.
pany returned yesterday from the
east where he has been in confer
encc with interested parties. lie will
go to the camp and rush the work
ct putting IN a spur To- facilitate the
operations Of the property both as
to shipping in supplies and shipping
out ore
The Fortune property is extremely
favorably located. the railroad cross
ing the ground and the proposition
is favorably considered by local
people. The development done SO
far consists of 24O-foot adit drift
throughout the greater part of which
Is an average Of 70 inches Of an
extra good grade Of milling ore. A
shaft $50 feet deep has been sunk on
the vein. and passes through the
adit drift, thus afording good VENT.
lation for some further development.
The vein is also well prospcc,ed ON
the surface having several shafts
varying from 70 to Us feet deep.
he claim joins the old Anna prop-
crty on the east which il one of the
old time producers of the district
The present plans as stated BY
Mr.. Davis are to continue the main
shaft to depth of 200 feet. at
which point drifts will be driven
both east and west on the vein. This
will block out additional ore. though
i will require a slight increase in
|oree The property has been well
prospccted and shows the vein 10
be continuous for distance Of 1900
'eci ON the Fortune ground
The equipment consists Of a new
3 horsepower steam hosting plant.
md all other tools and machinery
necessary To carry this work along
20 good advantage The nearness
'f the property to Humboldt smeit
n. and convenience to the railroad
ought To put IL in the producing
lass at no distant day in the future.
The success Of the Fortune will
DC ten strike for a number Of
Prescott people who are interested
n the enterprise, and will be another
Of the value Of Yavapai
mining properties.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-03-20
ELECTRIC HEATING PADS

Nearly 5000 eight candle power
lamps were used IN the illumination
of ~. Pairick's Cathedral. incident
10 The return 81 Cardinal Farley.
Great difficulty was experienced in
installing these decorations owing TO
the extreme cold and when IL came
10 inserting the lamps and testing.
the work was very much delayed
and accompanied by Rrea, danger
~ the suggestion 81 the New
York Edison company the men were
provided with electric heating pads
These were bound about The men
and plugged in at various places on
the cable. and in this way heat was
maintained
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-03-20

M. deed Gold Channel No. Z
Placer. Weaver district.
J. s. Drew TO same company-M
deed One-fourih interest in Gold
Channel placer, Weaver district.
". Yarnell ct al to same company
M. deed, Gold Channel No. 4
Placer, Weaver district.
March 10. 1912
Hattie W. Council to Oscar G..
Conncll-Q c. deed. Sc ar. of
NV ar. SW ar. OF NE ar. Sec. 70,
TX n, 9 w.
Louis Nicolc,ti to Henri Tournu
M. deed. Queen mine, Hassay-
ampa district.
Angelo Lorenzini TO Henri Tournu
M. deed. Grandpa, Lone Pine.
King. Standard. Vienna, Tyrol and
Queen mines, Hassayampa district
J. {. Ray and Nap Waltermeycr
locate Home Run mine, Big Bug
district.
Matilda NJ. Hoover 10 John {.
Stcphcns-I,ill 'of sale. Onc-haIf in
ferest IN Stephens 4 Hoover meat
market. live stock. etc.
Matilda NJ. Hoover To John c.
Stephens-Decd. One-half interest
III ) hf Of NE or, Sc or. Of NV
ar, and NE ar. OF SW ar, Sec. 3.
10 ~. ? w.
J. ID Bc,hune. Jr, files bond of
5000 as superintendent Of county
hospital.
David w. Russell to Ethel Wood
Linney.-W deed Lot 70. block N.
Otis addition, Prescott.
w. X. Lee locates , mines, Hum.
bug district
Della NJ. Joyce and husband 20
J. ID. Mann.-W deed Lot ;Dp in
ldylwild Tract, Prescott.
i. NJ. Aibertson ct nj locate
Golden Age placer. Walker district.
March ~. 1912
II. u. Perez and s. Gotta locate ?
mines. Verde district.
5. II. Griffin ct al locate q oil
claims. Verde Valley district.
Curtis Tinkham ct al locate Victor
mine. Thumb Butte district.
w. J. Mayer TO J. r Durett-
Bill 81 sale. Eighteen cattle.
Ed. G. Dillon TO Nellie G. Smith
Bill OF sale. One half interest in
moving picture fixtures. etc. in Ehs
opera house. Prescott.
Geo II. Brown locates Silver Cup
mine. Walker district.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-03-20
BOLD BURGLAR
BREAKS INTO MARKET
(Ffom Thursdays DaIly)


Last night about $50. some one
j'mmied the back door OF the new
market of Arthur BischoH opposite
the postoficc Several parties sit
ting by the stove in the Hoffman
Bar heard noise and went to the
door To investigate. The burglar
heard them and made a speedy yet
away. lie had evidently been at
work Tor some time, as he had brok
Ell into the cash drawer in the desk.
but found that receptacle empty But
this party was not 10 be entirely
ihwarted, and he therefore decided
to lay m supply of hams and break
fast bacon, which are about as near
money as man can find these days
OF high living Several hams, and
slabs 81 bacon were found piled in
the back room near the door, which
the robber had hastily left.
On hastily taking stock. Mr.. Bis
choh reported one cooked and one
raw ham a. missing Only one set
OF tracks were noticed. though this
plan To take away bulky stuff would
indicate that more than one party
was in the game A pair Of small
tracks, measuring nine and half
inches long are, however. being
diligently followed by the officers,
aud u may be that the guilty party
will be unprecedented
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-03-20
PRESCOTT FIRM LUCKY
BIDDER AT WILLIAMS
0From Fridays DaiIy.)

j. ". Mulrein. the plumber with A
business here aud in Phoenix. ba.
Just returned from Williams where
his hrm was awarded the plumbing
and heating contract for the new
SSOD school building at that place
which "a 10 replace the one burned
down some time ago Mr. MuIrein
handled the plumbing IN the old
building and was given the prefer.
encc IN this contract Royal Lescher
OF Phoenix. architect. had his plans
adopted Tor the building.
The plumbing contract IL ~ in
ieresl 90 Pfsscott ~ Mr. Mulrein
says that !, will be handled from
bis Office IN this city. The work viii
cost about 5000 and fequife two
months time. Mr. Mulfoiu says
that the city 81 Williams - In
prosperous condition and that basi.
ness interests there are julilant over
he bright ouilook Tor that place.
which "a deemed so be the coming
metropolis Of Coconino county.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-03-20
WON THE BET.

II was tavern where a newly ar
rived commercial traveller was hold
ing forth. I'm bet anyone five dol
lars" he said. that have got IN,
hardest name 81 anyone in thi.
room"
An old farmer in the Darkroom
shifted his feet To = warmer part Of
the fender
I'VE will. will YEP" he drawled
IN take We on III bet yc ten agin'
your five that my name u beat
yours"
Done" cried the commercial
traveller "I'ye got the hardest name
in the country. IL Is stone"
The old man took a chew a, his
tobacco Mine" he said. is Hard
cr."
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-03-20
ORCHARDISTS MUST
SELECT WITH CARE

CHICAGO, March l5.-War on
bogus iruit trees will be waged by
national organization OF horticu-
iuriNts which will have headquarters
IN Chicago, according to present
plans. The growing importance OF
apple, peach. plum and cherry cul-
trc has brought about fakes and a
new race of imposters who have been
successful IN fooling and dcfrauding
iruIi growers throughout the coun-
Try by the sale of trees which have
cost their growers many millions Of
dollars. The loss is not the pur-
chase prices paid for the fruit trees
but the cost. immensely large Of
bringing those trees to the age of
profitable bearing-cultivating them,
pruning them and spraying them for
several years in the belief that they
VIII return the care and expense
MANIFOLD" said one authority. when
man buys fruit trees. il he knows
his business, he selects certain vari-
e'ies Tor good reasons and must
rely on the reputation of the nurs-
eryman to furnish stock that is true
10 name" The enormous develop
ment of fruit growing east and west
has made fat picking for the i'm
poster and many schemes have been
deviscd to put stop to this fraud.
When man buys a suit OF clothes
which proves to be shoddy he learns
ms mistake in mighty short time
bn' IN the case of fruit trees several
years must elapse before there is
any certain means OF determining
what kind Of fruit the tree win pro
duoc, II is waste OF money 20
plant varieties like the Ben Davis
nowadays--the big profits are made
IN growing fancy fruit that sells for
fancy prices. One case was report
ed where, after three years Of pains
taking effort man found he had a
young orchard of trees which would
near nothing better than cider ap- |
pies On the other hand one man
IN Washington received $500 for a
crop from 80 trees. In that case the
variety was Stark Delicious, the
highest priced apple on the market
and worth more per one-bushel box
'han the cider apples were worth
per barrel In the first case the
reports show that the fraud cost the
farmer fully $500 before he dis
covered his misfortune and in the
Other case a big profit was realized.
now TO prevent this form OF fraud
IS problem which the National
body will have to solve.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-03-20
COLUMBIA MINER
FEELS NEED Of
GOOD ROADS
Completion by State Of
Highway Greatly
Desired
(from Saturday. Daily)

- /. Ford. operating the Con,ac,
group Of mines near Coln,,h;, 49,.
W 'he city yesterday. and stated
'""' al no time was the district 60
"'"'c' nor were conditions so en-.
'ouraging for the making Of one Of
'he greatest gold producing regions
as was evident a, present The
character OF work performed in the
past year was attended with prac,;ca,
results, and on the principle followed
OF deep mining. the various proper.
ues were attractive, and capital i
coming in TO take hold.
With the good showing at several
camps, however. there is a serious
drawback TO progress being made in
mining by the deplorable road con
d'''ons. Rugged trails only are
available, and the bringing in of
machinery and other articles is at
tended with such heavy expense
as TO make successful mining almost
prohibltive. except where big values
are 10 be had.
Mr. Ford states that with the
good showing made at several camps
where companies have been formed
recently to operate. there is evident
q strong and unanimous desire to
have the north and south highway
built by the incoming administra-
ton. The survey runs close To Co
lumbia and taps the best part of the
district, and where the larges, min
ing operations are going on. In an
other respect, the building Of this
highway through tina, section. will
bring the many camps within %
miles OF the railroad NJ Crown King,
and this connection will be OF direct
benefit 10 commercial interests in
Prescott Phoenix is now the point
which receives the benefit Of the
trade of the district, and will con
iinue To enjoy the same until the
roadway is opened.
Mr. Ford states that he has started
% develop his mines on the largest
,lan ever undertaken. and speaks en-
husiastically Of other companies.
The Larkin Smith company has
aiken over the old Defiant group.
md have a large force Of miners de |
'eloping, with nattcring results nc
'omplished
George billiard continues operating
he Farley group under an option. |
\ new plant "a treat the tonnage on
land by concentration and cyaniding |
5 nearing completion Mine work .
O depth il is said has established |
he meriied rating oi this enterprise
The old Tiptop camp is arousing
much interest and the last machinery
5 going in from Phoenix.
Many individuals are nj work. and
or the first time in the past score
4 years. there is every indication
hat one of the hes, districts in the
ounty is coming 10 the front
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-03-20
YARNELL NINE Is
OPENING NEW BODIES
dFrom Fridays Daily.)

T. J Sparks, Jr, while in the city
yesterday stated that the Yarnell
mines were under development in
an energetic manner. with the new
company in charge. and that opcr'
ations are attended with the most
favorable results considering the
limited amount Of exploitation since
resumption took place short time
ago.
New ore bodies are being opened
up. and when additional ground Is
broken. the purpose j. to maintain
large force Of miners The company
has conducted sufficient work IN the
past few weeks Ia revive interest IN
the great possIbiliiics OF their hold
ings. aud under the practical meth
DDS being followed the coming into
again ~ this famed old
gold producer 81 years ago Is con
6dcntly expected
Before assuming direct charge Of
the group under new ownership
sufficient work was performed under
the direction Of r ] Sparks. ST., to
warrant the acquiring Of the prop
erty. and a plan Of development de
rided upon that will entail The out
law of many thousands OF dollars
The Yarnell mines have enjoyed an
excellent rating for many years, and
heir reyiying is attended necessarily |
cith great expectations among min
FRS who are conycrsant with the
conditions.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-03-20

THESPEAKER
CONTEST IS
WARM
Lynch Is Reported To
Have Lead Over
Bradner
Special To the Journal Miner.


PHOENIX, Ariz, March rs. -
With arrival of several additional
house members here today the speak
ership contest becomes more intense.
The best information indicates that
Lynch maintains the lead over Brad
ner but the situation has as yet been,
given only slight personal attention.
by Governor Hunt Heretofore he.
has only appeared in the contest by
permitting the friends of Bradner to-
claim the support Of the administra-
ton. Old hands AT the political
game realize that many points gained
by Lynch in the last two days will
be lost should the governor become
active IN opposing him
IL is the governors desire, how
ever. TO make impossible the charge
that the executive is attempting to
dictate the organization Of the legis-
lative branch Of state. but he may
be forced into the contest.
NJ G. Cunnif arrived tonight and
will lend his advice to the Bradncr
forces. As IL stands now the speak
ership matter is no, an administra-
ton and Observation-Disclosures contest.
but Lynch and an,i-Lynch contest.
Fast friends of progressive legislation
feel that Lynch does not come up to
their ideal
Craig Of Cocbisc has three sup
porters from his county for the
speakcrship and arrived this after
noon posing as a likely dark horse.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-03-20
AN EYE TO BUSINESS.

Jimmy had been to church for the
nr'i time, When he was going 10
bed that evening his father aske'
nm how he liked it.
oh ! thought il was bully" was
his answer.
Well what part did you enjoy
bcstl"
oh liked il when they passed
the plate, ! got a dime, how much
did you geti"
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-03-20
STANDARD IS
EMPLOYING
LAWYER
Says Will Tell Whole
Story of Downfall Of
Pomona Bank

Los ANGELES. March is.-Earl
Standard, accused Of stealing $4,000
from the American National Rank
Of Pomona. came to Los Angeles 20.
day aud secured the services OF At
,ofncy X G.. Loucks to defend him.
"li called to the witness stand. I
propose to make clean breast of
the whole affair" Standard said.
wa, any one else connected with
you in taking this money! he was
asked
Of viii tell all I know when called
to the stand" was his reply
Attorney Louckes said il Standard
took any money he was ready 10
make restitution.
who did take it. IL Standard
didn't he was asked.
we win not discuss that now"
he replied.
iitcr a conference at United
State, Attorney McCormick's Office.
II was stated that a complaint asking
ior warrant for Standards arrest
va, dlcd but the arrest has not vet
been ordered. That the federal Off
cal, will take chafge o. the case
there can now be 10 doubt. We in
tend to go To the bottom, was the
only statement that the assistant
United States attorney cared TO
make
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-03-20

"Da' wasn't a bad epigrsm ~ dc
Judge 'sl' ssid Flooding Pete.
"what did he .ayf"
"Tboity days"
Dat amt no epigram. IL 10"
''sure u is. ! asked q fellow yhat
an epigrsm 10, an he says It's short
you considerable 10 think about. -.
sentence dat sounds light, but gives
Philadelphia Record.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-03-20
PUBLIC RECORDS
instruments Filed as Reported by
The Prescott Title Co.
March ]. 1912

> T.. Empey ct al locate ? oil
claims, Verde Valley district
7. l.. Griffin e, al locate ! oil
claim, Verde Valley district.
w =. Mcleod locates Ella mine,
Walker district.
\. NJ. Gallegos TO V. Selna-Bill
OF sale, Barber shop in Boyd Hotel
building, Jerome
l.. !. Bonnell 10 Grant Eads-
Lease Saloon building AZ Dewey.
A. G. Dillon and J. Lawler locate
2 mines. Eureka district.
Leroy Anderson and Richard Lam
son incorporate Bradshaw Mining &
Smelling Co. Capital stock $1,000
600.
VIM. Stephens ct al locate 2 oil
claims, Verde Valley district.
Geo b. Upton locates ? mines,
Weaver district.
March 9. 1912
J {. Grain c, al locate oil claims,
Squaw Peak district.
Chas. T. Willcutt locates Lottie
mine. Black Rock district.
A. Lmenzini aud II. Tournc locate
, mines and amend locations Of 5
mines, llassayampa district.
A. J. Pickrcll and Allan Gardner
locate Title Starbuck millsite and
water right Hassayampa district
Golden State Mining and Milling
Co amends locations OF mines,
Black Rock district.
Geo. Marguerite to the Golden
State Mining and Milling Coco.
deed Bullion mine. Black Rock dis
trict.
Alex, Lucy and John w. Daugher-
~ locate 2 mines and amend loca-
lions Of ? mines. Eureka district.
March 3. 1912
Chas r. Pitts and Samuel Graves
locate water right between Andiey
and Price stations
Chas r. Pitts To Samuel Graves
Bill OF sale. One half interest in 4
horses. wagons. harness, etc.
Nelson Mining Co. appoints Geo.
7, Harrington as statutory agent
John Mccullough and wife 20
Emmett McClave and wile-W. deed.
Lot II. block ~. Otis Addition.
Prescott.
Edwin s Hooiey and Thos Achen-
zach TO Consolidated Arizona Smeli-
ng Coded Y nj and SW ar.
4 ST or. Sec. IS. 10 ". r
March II. 1912
Claud Baker tn ID. J. Thompson
Power Of attorney. Grants general
lowers
A. {. Jordan ct al locate 4 oil
laims. Verde Valley district
r 7. Syfert locates s mines, Castle
'reck district
Mar,indcli. Horne & Co to Claire
=. Kesslcr--Decd Lot 7. block n.
'rcscoti.
Hooper Mines Co files affidavit Of
sscssment work on 4 mines, Cherry
'reek district
White Cloud Mines Co. files afr
avit Of assessment work ON mines
Joe Valdrini and wife Ia Louis
'crnard---Lease. Brick building on
'orth Coriez street, Prescott.
March IL. 1912
w w and II. A. Elliott locate 81
LAGER claims. Limestone Canyon
istrict
ID NJ Henderson CT al TO The Old
hanncl Mining Con-. deed. Three
,urths interest IN Gold Channel
LAGER. Weaver district.
". Yarnell ct al TO same company