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Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-15
(From Fridays Daily)

In the superior court yesterday when the cases against John Webb were called for trial, on four indict. mcnts. two for felony and two for msdemcanor. further action wen, over until today. owing to the ab. sence of witnesses. The same order was made in the case against Jud Neill, indicted on felony charge Judge Smith expressed himself in an emphatic manner over tolerating delays in hearing cases when they had been set for a definite date and with ample time provided for having witnesses ready to testify.
 The twenty eight trial jurors ex- oused until yesterday. reported for duty. and all were present. They were excused until this morning at Q o'clock
 The trial of the case of Nolan vs. Dwyer. was set for May 28
 In the case of Brooks vs. Curtis, the order made setting the trial for May l4 was set aside
 In the case of Boehm vs. Curtis. the same order was made
 The case of Stephens x Hoover vs, The Mint Gold Mining company was ordered dismissed.
 Default was entered in the case of the Territory vs. the White Gold Mining company.
 Applications for naturalization were made by the following aliens: {: Louis Schrade of Mayer, a native of Germany; Daniel P. Goggin of Pres colt. native of Ireland: Felix Tani- etta of Jerome. a native of Italy; Louis Elngen of Jerome. a native of Sweden and Caeia Paola of Dewey. a native of Switzerland.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-15

Joe Garbarino, of Willow Creek valley, while in the city yesterday revived carly day history as it 's linked to the big strike in the Com mercial mines and mcutiona spcci6 cally the zone where the high grade copper ores are being taken out, known as Garbarino Hill He stated that this small mound was christened by a friend to commemorate the find ing of native copper nuggets by him m the ravincs surrounding it. and the sinking of the first shaft in what aftorward was known as Copper Basin
 This was over thirty eight years ago. Mr Garbarino stated ycster. day that he established the frs, camp at that particular point, and after leaving for Prescott on busi- ness. returned only to find five men in possession who had jumped the location They were armed with rifles. and after considerable barley ing. he concluded that wisdom was the better part of valor and hc sold his interest to Joseph B. Tappan. now of Mohave county, and received the sum of s2OO The latter then transferred his interest to C. C. Bean. who acquired patent title. and
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-15
COUNTY OFFICERS
 HOLD MONTHLY SESSION
CFsom TAsveWy's DaIly.)


 The board of supervisors com pleted its consideration of official matters for the month yesterday and adjourned, after a two-days' session. Frank Wyland. of Camp Verde was awarded the contract for dismantling several wooden buildings at the County Poor farm for the sum of f3OO The monthly report of Treas orer Rogers showed cash balance on hand of s6S.23s7l Recorder Col we'll submitted his repor, for the month, which showed a balance in the treasury over and above the ex- pense oi maintaining the office of S228 ss.
 The board made an inspection of the County Poor farm. and reported iavorably on the administration of J D, Bethune. superintendent. They also visited the grade of the Copper Basin highway under construction. and commended the efforts of Road Superintendent D. M Clark. The two gasoline engines advertised for sale, one of two and one half horse power. and the other of four horse. power. for which several bids were received. were ordered to be read vertised. All bids were rejected. on the ground of being too low.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-15
JUDGE WATSON TO VISIT COMPANY
 HOLDINGS Is General Manager Of Local Irrigation
 Enterprise
(From satvrdAS's Daiiy)

Judge Ward II. Watson, recently elected general manager of the Ari- zona Land and Irrigation company IS due to arrive in Prescott tday, from Indianapolis. Ind, and will probably remain for several days on important matters pertaining to fu- ture operations of that undertaking. which has entered the initial stages. Judge Watson was with the visiting eastern delegation of last March. and with the other members of the party. endorsed the proposition in a pronounced manner
 Since the return cast of the twenty stockholders. Judge Watson has been elected chairman of the executive committee of the company, and is practically disbursing the finances employed in carrying out the gigan tic work outlined. He is said, also. to be a strong supporter of making Prescott in the future the central office of his company. and this mat ter is 10 be taken up for definite consideration later. If that question is passed on favorably to this city it is said. many of the heaviest stock. holders will reside here. He is prominently known in financial circles of Indiana. and retired a short time ago from the supreme court as chief justice of that state.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-15
frrom Thursdays Daily,

In the superior court yesterday in the tax suit of the Territory against the Saratoga Mining and Milling company. judgment was given in favor of plaintiff. On motion of R. F. Morrison, attorney for the com pany a stay of execution for sixty days was granted.
 In the case of Luke (. Stridcr vs. Mitchell Mining company. the order everything the demurrer was ordered set aside. and hearing on the de- murrer went over until Monday. May l3
 In the case of Peter vs Fricdbcrg, ct al, the order heretofore entered setting the case for trial. was set aside. r
 In the case of Bonham vs Fed eral Mining company. an order was made setting aside the trial for May g
 In the case of Darnall vs. Boyd. the trial for May 2S was set aside.
 In the matter of the estate of C. A. Shackelford. deceased. n. Nj, Clark. J A, Hope and J M Watts were appointed administrators.
 A final decree was ordered in the estate of Frank Kuchier. deceased, and the administrator. C F. Nat thorst, was discharged ond the es- tate closed
 The same ruling was made in the estate of James McCiuskey, deceas- ed, of which R F. Morrison was the administrator.
 In the estate of Ed Shcllabcrger, deceased, hearing on the petition for letters of administration. was set for May 2i.
 Robert Bullock, native of Scot. land a resident, of Prescott, made application for naturalization as a citizen Michael Harrington, a resi- dent of Jerome. and an arrival a few months ago from Ireland, de- olarcd his intention of becoming a
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-15

day for the Binghampton min. :. the Agua s'ria, to make hi, ,..,,' Y" monthly examination. Develoom. IS going ahead. and reports from ,s property are encouraging. Seriously III.
 The many friends in the city ,, Mrs. F.. DeSilva, wife of the m,,,. mechanic of the s. r. P. &p ,,s way. regret to learn that she is ,.,i ously i'll She was stricken sudd,., over two weeks ago. and has co. tinued to grow worse.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-15
OIL COMPANY IS
 DELAYED BY WATER
(Ffom Thursday's Daily)

William Stephens of the Verde Valley Oil company, who Is tn the city attending to official duties as chairman of the board of supervis- ors. gives an interesting resume of boring for oil on his interests near Camp Verde. and feels enthusiastic over determinations since drilling was resumed some time ago. He states that the flow of oil Is more pronounced than at any time since the hrst discovery was made. and there is every indication that the proposition Is destined to be sue cessfui
 The we'll reached depth of 76O feet a few days ago. when the flow oi water was SO heavy that it was decided to place casing and to begin pumping The subterranean stream was first tapped at depth of 700 feet, and the volume becoming un- manageable further drilling was sus- pended last Monday. The we'll had been cased for 46O feet, and the in. ten,ion IS to cover the entire depth before further work will go ahead. W. B Shanks, in charge of the rig IS an experienced oil man. is elated over the unmistakabie evidences of the oil flow being tapped, and says he IS confident of establishing a big How in the near future. sandroek be- ing penetrated. which he regards as practically solving the question.
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Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-15
(From Fridays Daily.) Official Journey.

~s'~sss ySohuGys
 Dr. R. N. Looncy. state superin- tendent of health. is at the capita, on official business for a few days. Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. R. r. Goodwin, of Camp Verde. is in the city and will remain for several days to visit with friends From Grown King.
 Mrs. w. s. Jones. of Crown King. IS in the city on business matters for a few days, and is al the Prescott Hotel.
 On Mining Business.
 F. w. Giroux, the mining man of Big Bug district. was in the city yesterday on business pertaining to his interests.
 To Capital City.
 Mrs. M. J. Hickey left yesterday for Phoenix. where she will visit with her daughter and many friends for several days. Eastern Visitor.
 Miss Grace Shanks, niece of Off. cer Thomas McMahon. arrived from Greenwood, Wis. yesterday. and will remain for the summer. Mining Visitor.
 John Crume. we'll known in inc Bradshaws as mining man. is in the city for few days on business pertaining ,o his interests. Realty Transaction.
 Patsy Houlhan has sold to Joseph Peck a strip of land in Ash Fork. for the sum of $500. the Aed being filed for record yesterday. Called to Coast.
 Dr II, T. Sou,hworth IS in Los Angeles, where he was called a few days ago on professional duties. and IS expected to return today. Waiting Attorney
 Reese NJ. Ling. the attorney. ar. rived from Phoenix yesterday, to look after the interests of clients in the superior court of this county. Businsss Trip.
 Henry Hartin, manager of the
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-15
Concludes Visit.
tFrom Saturdays Daily) From the Bradshaws.

Phil kcarney. the well known pioneer and business man of Crown King; IS in the city for a few days. Visiting Friends.
 Miss Ada Costncr. of Dewey. IS in the city for q few days visiting with friends and |, at the S,. Michael From the Mines.
 Ed Hancy. operating the Cold Star mines near Skull Valley, was a business visitor to the city yes tcrday
 Small Mining Deal.
 N. (. Tyler has sold to r.. N. AL bcrton, the La Plata mine. in Walker district, for SlOO. the deed being filed for record yesterday Professional Mission.
 Dr J. E. McNally has gone 10 Holbrook, where he was summoned to attend patient who k seriously i'll He IS due to return today. To the Seaside.
 Mrs. Paul Burks. wife of the at. torney of this city. and son. left yes terday for the coast resorts of South ern California for the summer. From Shelter City.
 w. A. Fielder. a business man of Humboldt, was an arrival in the city yesterday. and reports the smel. ter as running steadily and satis- faotorily
 Comes to Reside.
 Mrs. w. $. Jones. until rec.p,Iv me proprietor of the Crokn King motel, has disposed of that property. and will reside in the city. arriving a few days ago.
 Brief Visitor.
 Dave Connor. proprietor of inc ho'e' at Jerome that bears his name returned home yesterday after A brief business trip. and was the gues, O, his s'ster-in-law, Mrs J. B. Me Nally.
 Comes for Visit
 r. J. Rosenburg. formerly A req; dent of this city. arrived from Ios Angeles yesterday. and will renal, Tor few days to visit with bis ala ter, Miss Anna Rosenburg. and o,,.. relatives and friends. Outing On Coast.
 MT and Mrs. w. F. McNaush,en and Miss Virginia Adams. the latte, a daughter of Mir and Mrs F ( Adams. left yesterday for fcw weeks visit with friends in Los An. seles and at the seaside resorts Attending Court.
 Deputy Sheriff Frank Burner M;L. Mcbride. J. w. Sullivan, Commo dore Owens. Joe Barr, and Fred pongherty are in the city from s.l;o man m attendance on the suoer;o, court as witnesses in criminal ca..s BusineSs Visitor.
 D. J. Sullivan, general manao.r os The United Gold Mines, a, Congress was in the city yesterday on busi. ness matters, and gives the usual re port oi mine and mill work going ahead under satisfactory conditions Says Business Is Good.
 Chas. T, Askew. manager of ,b. 1e''erbaeh Paper company, of Cali. .orn'a' made his periodical visit ,o freseot' yesterday He swears ina, ne IS doing a big business and ina, Nrrona's commercial conditions ar. excellent. ' Mine Inspection Trip.
 l. T. stoddard arrived from phoe. ulM ThuSaA... Il
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-15
CIty News
 ....In Brief
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Vfrcm Thursdhy's DalJ| From the North.
 Judge Ed Shievley. of Ash Fork was m the city yesterday on bust ness trip
 Leaves for Coast.
 Mrs ]. I Gardner left yesterday for Orange, Cal, where she will visit for several weeks with her brother, r. W. Bell To Capital City.
 Mir. and Mrs A. w. Davis left yesterday for Phoenix, where they will be guests for several days of MT. and Mrs J r. Dillon. Outside Arrivals.
 r R. Fisher and ] E Lloyd. of Mayer. and F. C. Savage. of Hum boldt. are in the city on business and are at Brinkmcyer's hotel Realty Sale.
 The Hull Copper company has sold To K. C. Lane, for the sum of $50, lo, in block of Jerome. the decd being filed for record yesterday Business Visit.
 J. w. Sullivan, M Mcbride. Frank Dickerson and r Doughcrty, all we'll known residents of Scligman. were in the city yesterday and arc at the St Michael Country Visitors.
 Mir and Mrs A. ]. Laswcll. well known residents of Skull Valley. where the former has one of the largest farms in the county. are in the city on business and pleasure visit for few days. Leave for Colorado.
 MT. and Mrs. C. (. Cowan. until recently with the Tiger Gold com pany. left yesterday to visit with friends in Nevada. and will locate in Denver, Colorado, the former home of Mir Cowan.
 Receives Appointment
 Lowell Swisher has received notii cation of his appointment as district agent for Northern Arizona of the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance company. and will make hi, head quarters in this city Queen Maccabee in Town.
 Miss Bertha F Nash of Los An geles. Cal. is here visiting the local hive of the Lady Maccabecs. She IS state deputy for Arizona for that order and will spend some time here in the interest of the lodge. From the Range.
 Henry Ritter of Kirkland valley. was an arrival in the city yesterday and Is at the Prescott Hotel He reports cattle conditions as favorable being good and the demand on the market at top-notch price. Accepts Position.
 Raymond Belcher who left the city a few days ago. after his return from Mexico, has located in Los Angeles. where he is with the Cali formia & Nevada Electric company. in responsible capacity as account ant.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-15
PUBLIC RECORDS
Instruments Filed as Reported b,
 The Prescott Title Go.
April %, 1912


 United States to The Big Pin. Mining Co.-Patent. West prd Wes, End Extension and Triangl. Mines. Hassayampa district
 F.. C. Hill ct al locate 5 mine, Big Bug district.
 May 1. 1912
 J II. Foley to T. J. Evans-Bill d sale. ? cows and various cattle. 7 C. Ruckelshausen locates Ou,eao mine, Tip Top district
 E. II. Meek ct al locate 8 place, claims. Verde Valley district.
 John j. Yamb to Geo. L. Human @. (. deed. Nine-twentieths in. terest in Rainbow. Magnet, Joker & Copper Bottom mines. Agua Fra district.
 w. T. Jennings and Harry Harr locate Silver Leaf mine, Black Hills district.
 r. K. Raymond to Edward Par. sons.--Deed. Raymond mine. Has. sayampa district.
 May 2, 1912
 J. F. Movies ct al locate : mine, Verde district.
 J. w. Koontz to C. F. Stewart Bill of sale. Various cattle and horses on range. J. w. Koontz to C. F. Stewart Agreement. 5 years. Ranch i'm. provemcnts and water rights. Vii. Hanson Valley
 s J. Wrigh, files affidavi, of as. sessment work on Atkinson mine Agua Fria district.
 5 T. Jones locates a millsite and Water right, Blue Tank district
 Corbin X Bork to Owl Drug and Candy Co-Bill of sale. Drug store stock and fixtures, etc.
 Ed. Shumatc to Same Co.-Bill of sale. Stock and fixtures of candy and lunch business, Prescott.
 A. w. Edwards to Owl Drug and Candy Co.-Lease. 2 storerooms on ground floor. Wilson Bldg, Prescott
 May }. 1912
 United States Forestry Service ap. propriates waters of Verde River in NE ar. Sec 29. IS N.. 1 E.
 Alexander 10th to Louis Oslanski W. deed. Lot l9. block IS, Je. rome.
 John M. Ross and wife to Kate I, Corey.-W. deed. Lot ?, block 70, Otis Addition. Prescott.
 R' w. Haight and wife to ]. I. Sheffeld.-W deed. Lots 6 and g. block s, East Prescott
 c. A. Peter. Jr.. and A. Cruick- shank to Eva Lee.-W. deed. E l-j lot ? Home Acre Tract, Prescott, household and kitchen furniture, etc. Chas. F. Avery to Eva Lee-W deed. w. lS0 feet of lot }, block 3l, Prescott.
 May {. 1912
 l.. l. Fletcher amends location of ditch and water right on Big Bug Creek.
 L. l.. Johnson and Ernest Degen locate Rain Drop No. mine. Eu- reka district.
 M. Connor and wife to I. P. Nj. heii--W. deed. Lot on l6 to 1 claim, Jerome.
 James NJ. Cash to Mary II. Per. kins'--Assignment. Assigns lease on 'o' in Townsite mine, Pine Grove district.
 May 6, 1912
 L. B. Genung to Del Blaucett- v. C. deed. Why Not mine. Mar. ,inez district
 Decree of distribution in estate of Frank s. Kuehler, deceased, distri- outing all property to Mary Kueh. Ter, widow.
 Mrs Gus Moe to II. B. White V L. deed. Lot on Walter Moe placer, at Mayer.
 Joseph and Sophia Scherer locate < mines, Copper Basin district.
 Marion (. and IT. K. Behn to Nate T. Cory.-W. deed. Lot 2 block l. Bashford Tract. Prescott
 May 9. 1912.
 Dell Blaneett amends location of why Not mine. Martinez dist.
 Patsy Hollihan and wife to Jas. per Peck, w. deed. lot near Ash Fork.
 "m. T. Read locates 5 mines Agua Fria district.
 h. M. Farney to G. S. Fitzmau- r'ce' bill of sale. 1 auto. 2 horses, 1 wagon, H. and K. furniture. etc.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-15

Williamson Valley Land and Cattle company arrived from Simmons yes ,crd,y on business matters for his firm
 Visiting Relatives.
 Mir and Mrs. w. C. Denny and J,rpl,cr. Nli,, Bertha Denny, oi ccIipm,n. are in the city for few l,y. to u,,, with relatives and friend,
 Visited Friends.
 Mir. D l.. Hurley, wife of the agent of the s r r X r railway at Jerome Junction. was in the city yesterday visiting with friends and |, d, the s. Michael Business Visitor
 l.. D. Parkinson, the well known commercial traveller of a Chicago house. and familiarly known as the clothing and shirt man." Is again in the city on hl, periodical business trip.
 Officer Arrives.
 T c. Holden. deputy sheriff of Co conino county. residing at Williams, arrived m the city yesterday to be m attendance on the superior court as q witness m criminal cases 10 be tried today
 Looking Over Country.
 II r.. Pitlock. mining engineer, ar rived from the southern part of the state recently and IS making an in veStiga,ion of mineral conditions for an eastern investment firm He will return to Kansas City later. Concludes Visit.
 Mrs. K K Glass, wife of Iieutcn- ant Glass. U 5 Army, after few weeks visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs K. IT. Burmistcr, and many friends in the city lef, yesterday for Vancouver Barracks. Wash. where her husband will he stationed in the future He is cn route from the Philippines with the Twcnty-hrst In ian,ry
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Mining location nosisss for ssls a the Journal.Minsr enss.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-15

citizen. and took out his first papers.
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Leave for Colorado.

MT. and Mrs. C. C. Cowan. until recently with the Tiger Gold com pany. left yesterday to visit with friends in Nevada. and will locate in Denver. Colorado, the former home of Mir Cowan.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-15
Country Visitors.

Mir and Mrs \. J Laswcll. we'll known residents of Skull Valley where the former has one of the largest farms in the county arc in the city on business and pleasure visit for a few days
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-15
Small Mining Deal.

H (. Tyler has sold 10 F. N. Al. bcrton, the La Plata mine. in Walker district, for Sl0o. the deed being filed for record yesterday
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-15
Queen Maccabee in Town.

Miss Bertha r. Nash of Los An geles. Cal. is here visiting the loca hive of the Lady Maccabecs. Sh is a state deputy for Arizona fo that order and will spend some tim here in the interest of the lodge.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-15
Visited Friends.

Nr, D T. Hurley wife of the agent of the $ r r. X r. railway at Jerome Junction, was m the city yesterday visiting with friends and f, ,' inc St Michael
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-15
Receives Appointment.

Lowell Swisher has received notii cation of his appointment as district agent for Northern Arizona of the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance company. and will make hi, head quarters in this city
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-15

| T. L Stoddard arrived from Pbo,.
 nix Thursday nigh. and left yes,er.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-15

Mir and Mrs. w. C. Denny am d,rpl,cr. Al,, Bertha Denny c ccIiom,n are in the city for q ie' J,y, ,o u,i, wi'h relatives an friend,
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28
NICE, BUT NOT IN HIS LINE
urable, Only Young Man Had Other
Business to Attend To.

i've come to see about the nantes,
miss"
20, yes, I'm glad you have come SO
soon; will you step into the drawing
ROOM"
The young man stepped; he was
pleased with his pleasant reception.
After awhile ma came in and said;
How do?" So sorry to trouble him,
but would he mind If they tried the
nantes on? Her daughters was a
trife too full, and her own trifie
too long, she thought. Perhaps he
would be good enough to see.
The young man said he would be
only too delighted.
The two elegant nantes in the lat
est style which were lying across the
back of the sofa were then donned
and the young man said he thought
they looked charming. Yes, perhaps a
little alteration was required, butt
they would excuse him he would be
glad if they would let him get on witt
his work and show him the gas-burn
ers that were requiring fresh nantes
Why. Wasn't he from Jiggins &
Jigginses?
o, no, He was the young maj
that attended to the nantes from th'
gas pany,-Rehoboth Sunda,
Herald
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28
FOR THE UNEXPECTED GUEST
Be Quickly Added to the Family
Menu IL Desired.

The arrival of unexpected guests
sometimes obliges the hostess to add
one or two hastily prepared dishes to
the usual family dinner menu. Often
1t is the dessert that has to be con-
cocted at moments notice. There is
a recipe that may be made quickly and
which requires only the ordinary in
gradients to be found in every kitchen
Cut six slices of stale bread about a
third of an inch thick. Remove the
crust and cut in half crossways.
Beat three eggs slightly. adding to
them two tablespoonfuls OF sugar,
one-half teaspoonful OF salt and one
breakfast cupful OF milk.
Strain this into a shallow dish and
soak the slices OF bread in it until
they are soft.
Now cook the bread in clean, hot
we'll buttered frying pan, browning
each side by turn.
Spread one-half OF the pieces with
Jam and cover with the remaining
pieces. thus forming sandwiches. This
is especially nice II covered with thin
custard to which some chopped al
monds have been added.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28
CABBAGE Chow Chow.

One peck of cabbage, chopped fine.
2 onions. one cup of salt; mix togeth-
n and let stand over night. In the
morning drain off the water and pour
weak solution of vinegar over the
mixture; let stand "a hours longer,
hen pour off the vinegar. Mix two
pounds of brown sugar. cents worth
If white mustard, 3 cents worth of
umeric. two red peppers and one-half
up of horseradish with the cabbage;
oour over this enough strong vinegar
o cover; lay grape Leaves on top and
weigh down. This will keep many
months.