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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-12
MR.. BARTLETT STEPS HIGH

Attorney and Mrs. E. 4. Bartlett
are the proud parents Of daughter
born to them yesterday in their home
on Jackson street and the fathers
law books are idle on the shelf now
The only attention he pays to his many
clients now is to receive their con-
tratuIations.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-12
AGAINST WORKERS.

LAWRENCE. Mass. Oct. 12.-Thirty
thousand men and women each carry
ing an American Dag marched here
today in demonstration against the
Industrial Workers OF the World.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-12
ATTACKS DEYEEN.
CHICAGO,

CHICAGO. Oct. 12.-Governor
Deneen Of Illinois was accused by
Roosevelt today OF deliberate and
wIIfuF perVersion Of truth" and char
acterized as "a friend and ally OF
Lorimer."
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-12
FACTORIES TO RBsUNE.

All five window glass factories
here will resume operations Monday
midnight. when the wage scale goes
into effect.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-12
TO PREACH TONIGHT.

The Rev. ]. T. Foster, presiding
elder, will preach in the Dun street
church at Stealey Heights tonight
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tician, in the common acceptance or
the term. he is public spirited, and
the First City in the state boasts OF.
no man VINO stands higher in the
estimation Of its people.
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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-23
DEvOTES LIFE TO
CARING FOR INDIANS
(Frem Wednesday, Daily

Rev ]. u. Fry, OF the Mennonite
denomination. arrived in Prescott,
yesterday from Tuba city. in the
northern part of Coconino county,
where he is employed in missionary
work among the Hopi Indians. He
has been stationed AZ that point for
the past twelve years. and is prob
ably more conversant with the ma
ture OF the red man than any other
white man. Rev. Fry is devoting
the better part Of his life 10 bring
ing his subjects to higher plans
Of civilization, and states that they
are responding generously and intel
ligently to the teachings OF the white
race, and are making splendid pro
gress He will remain for several
days on trip OF relaxation from
long service and is the guest Of Mr.
, y, Mrs d. NJ Wynkoop at their
ra..i- home on Willow Greek.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-23
SMITH AND HIS DOGS
LEAVE FOR PHOENIX
Orion Fridays Dsily.)

Eli Smith, famed in Alaskan an
mails as mail carrier with his ccle-
bra;ed dog team, after a two weeks
sojourn in resting up for the final
dash TO Sacramento, Cal, his goal.
left the city last night overland,
en- route To Phoenix.
He will travel leisurely, his sche-
dule landing him in front OF the
guberna,orial building next Wednes-
day afternoon. He will pun UP in
front Of Governor Hunts Office and
present his credentials. receiving the
signature OF the executive certifying
TO his arrival at the capitol, rs he
has done previously at forty-six state
capitals of the nation. He intends
to remain in Phoenix during fair
week. when he again bitches up the
dogs and is off to Sacramento, which
place he will reach sometime in De
cember, probably on Christmas day,
according TO his programme.
California will end the long jour
ney undertaken in November oil
1905, when he left Nome. Alaska. on
bet OF $4,000 TO reach Washing
ton in a specified time. which was
negotiated two months ahead oi
time With that wager was one
also of 10000 that he would touel,
at the capital OF each state before
May |, 1913 with his dog team
During his sojourn in Prescott he
entertained pleasantly the people on
several occasions at the Elks opera
house with slides picturing scenes oil
an interesting and thrilling nature
typical of life in the frozen northern
country. Mr.. Smith is training out
on the trip to Phoenix three dogs
owned by Sidney and Robert Birch
which will be returned TO this city
later. for use by the Birch boys
who also are infatuated with the
mode of travelling adopted by Mr.
Smith.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-23
YUMA.
Road Boosters Near Yuma.

A force Of men and eighty head
of stock are working just few
miles west OF Yuma on the Ocean
to-Ocean highway from HoltvilIe to
the river.
L. +. Gray. who was in Yuma
yesterday, has charge of the outfit
operating at this end.
Imperial county is determined to
do its share or more toward the
good road movement, and the state
of Arizona has promised to put
Yuma roads in first class condition
beginning January I. and the nation
al bridge across the Colorado here
is all that is needed to give the
Southwest complete and good
roadway within the next year.
A party OF San Diego and lmper-
ial boosters were visitors at the
Candolfo on Saturday night, consist
ing OF Bully Tor Bill' Best. c. w.
Biggs. +. f. Wheelock. ID, II. VIII
liams and J. v. Taggard, the latter
having been formerly of the Yuma
valley. All, with the exception OF
Mr. Best, returned yesterday TO the
c, NJ. ranch, where there was a big
barbecue yesterday. All Of the auto
lists in Imperial Valley and all auto
tourists were invited to this barbe-
cue and it is believed that more than
400 automobiles were there.
John s. Mitchell, president of the
Ocean-to-Ocean Highway Associat.
ion was the guest OF honor at the
barbecue.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-23

ago and which is being shipped
here. On its arrival they will con
,inue their journey TO the coast.
They are making an ocean-to-ocean
tour.
Jerome Lot Sold.
A. A. Foster has sold to \. Abel
a lot in Hooker addition TO Jerome
for $3.50. the deed being filed for
record yesterday The seller re-
serves all mineral rights on the
ground.
Called to Coast.
Sidney Birch left yesterday for
Los Angeles, where he is called to-
consult with George Mitchell on the
McNulty Birch mining transaction
closed several days ago on an OPP
ton deal
Eastern Visitors.
Mrs Ellen c. Kelley and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Kiefcr. the latter her daugh-
ter, all OF Cincinnati. Ohio, arrived
in the city yesterday and will re-
main indefinitely on trip of recrc-
alton and sightseeing,
Small Coal Trust.
Mrs ]. II. Drew was the success
full one Wednesday afternoon in win
ming the one ton Of coal at the
Sisters Bazaar. and will discard
wood for fuel during the coming
winter for the first time in nearly
n quarter OF century residence.
After the Bovine.
J.. b. Sylvester, OF Monte Vista.
Colorado, arrived in the city yester-
day to receive several hundred
head Of range cattle purchased from
Geo. A. Carter, Of Williamson Val
ley. lie leaves today for Skull
Valley, where loading begins to-
morrow.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-23
DOUGLAS.
Deserter Captured.

Harry o. Allen. a deser,er from
Fort Huaehuca. is in the guard
house at the for, under a double
charge. that Of desertion and rob-
berry.
Deputy Sheriff Allie Howe arrest.
ed Allen while on the train near
Fairbank The agent handed the
sheriff a telegram and the latter M
once recognized the soldier among
the passengers.
IL is alleged that Allen robbed
a man named Sutherland at the
fort of a small sum. and later cut
into Chinese restaurant and stole
S27S, which he had seen the Chink
plant when he closed the place OF
business, by watching him through
a screen The prisoner claims to be
a cousin OF the Aliens who killed
the judge and court officials in Vir-
ginia.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-23
tFrom Fridays Daily.)
Returns From East.

n. j. Miller. who has been visit
ing with his parents at indianapolis.
Ind, Tor the past six months, re-
turned yesterday.
Visiting Stoekman.
Len Young. the Verde Valley
stoekman, is in the city for a few
days on business matters, and is al
the Prescott Hotel
From the Range.
l.. l.. Harmon is in the city from
Camp Wood, and is accompanied by
his nephew. y. r. Harmon, the lat
ter en- route to Tempe for the win
ter.
Visiting Family.
s. r. Trengove. superintendent of
the Blue Bell mines near Mayer.
was in the city yesterday visiting
with his wife and family. who are
residing here.
Mining Visitor.
J. ~ Nichols. the mining opera.
tor Of the Wiekenburg country. was
an arrival in the city yesterday on
business and is at the St. Michael
for few days
Realty Transaction.
Mrs. Catherine c. Nolan has sold
to Dave ". Diles. two lots on South
Alarcon street, off of Goodwin. for
the sum of $500, the deed being filed
for record yesterday.
Making the Rounds.
w. ID. Berry. the travelling repre-
sentative of Haas. Baruch x Co.
OF Los Angeles. is in the city on
business trip and 10 minglc with
many friends at his former home
Trip Deferred.
Mrs. c. r. Adams and NJ. W..
Davis. of Boston. are in the city
awaiting the arrival from Las Vegas.
y. NJ, OF their automobile. which
went opt ~ commission few days
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-23
Rifle Match Called on.
TUscON.
Will Send Committee.

a committee will be sent to Tue
fon by the Loyal Order OF Moose
p the spring. from indianapolis, 10
consider the advantages OF this city
|s location for the tuberculosis
fanl'arium Of the order.
l. +. Rule, who recently re-
|arned from conference with Off
pals at indianapolis, states that they
|ook with favor upon clay enter
nSng enough to send represen-
alive to headquarters To present its
llaims.
Mining Deal.
For sum said to be in excess
100000. the "Three X" mine in
pc Patagonia district is said TO
ave been sold by n. l.. Amster TO
DC american Smelling and Rein
re- company. Arrangements are
ald to have been made to ship 2Oo
DDS of ore daily to the smelter at
hayden, and 100 to fhe Fl Paso
lmei,er.
Woman Pleads Case.
Much interest was aroused in the
'a'e supreme court in Phoenix
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-23
city News
....In Brief
.(From Thursdays Daily
Former Resident Returns.

Former Resident Returns.
J. J. Reddich, formerly a resident
OF this city. is recent arrival from
kingman on business trip.
Sells Mines.
J. II. Winghcld has sold to ID. w
Barter. George and Cole Reed two
mines in Squaw Peak district, for a
nominal sum. the deed being fled
for record yesterday.
Entertaining Friend.
Mrs. Rober, Young has a house
CUES, for the week. Mrs. Harry
Brown, Of Jerome, wife Of an Of
heial Of the United Verde Copper
Company. who arrived yesterday.
From the Mines.
c. J. McNul,y arrived from the
McNulty- Birch group of copper
mines in Hassayampa district yesicr-
day. to meet George Mitchell who
is expected TO arrive daily from Los
Angeles to start operations.
Conclude Visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Barnett, the
former nephew Of Robert Young.
after a few days sojourn in the
city. left yesterday for Oakland.
California. and will visi, Phoenix
while en- route home.
Mining Men Here.
o. o. Smith. operating mines near
Columbia. in the southern part OF
the county, arrived from his camp
yesterday and was joined by. Her
bert Strickland. of Denver. who is
interested in the property. Both
leave today for Columbia.
Mine Operator Here.
Marshall T. Levcy. of lndianapo-
lis, one OF the principal stockholders
of the company operating the old
Conger gold mines OF Cherry Creek
district, arrived in the city yesterday
and leaves today for that camp to
make an inspection OF the property
which is under development.
Mining Transaction.
l.. ]. Fletcher. of Mayer. has sold
TO Mrs. Sara Thacker a group OF
twelve mines on Big Bug creek, for
nominal consideration. The pur-
chaser also decided to the Copper
Mountain Gold and Copper Com
pany the same group. both deeds
being filed for record yesterday.
Inspecting Interests.
V. r. Salinger. president of the
Puntenney Lime Company. arrived
from Los Angeles yesterday, and
left later in the day for the quarries
near Cedar Glade. accompanied by
NJ. H. Hazeltine. Mr. Salinger will
remain in this section for the next
month to look after other interest.
as we'll
Mining Active.
Lester Jackson was in the cit,
yesterday from the War Eagle
Gladiator mining camp near Crown
King, and reports development go
ing ahead energe,ieally, with tn,
showing as satisfactory. He alsc
states that the Bradshaw countr,
continues to be active at sevcra
camps and the general outlook i,
more encouraging than in man,
months.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-23
(Yrem Saturday. Daily.)
Attorney Returns.

"'sSsb~y NSsefhs.
r. ]. Mitchell, OF the law firm OF
Norris & Mitchell, returned yestcr-
day from a professional trip to,
Mohave county.
Nine Examination.
II. +. Booklinc, mining engineer
of Helena, Montana, is in the city
en- route to the Bradshaw country
on a mine examination trip.
Returns to Desert.
Mrs. ID. A. Burke left yesterday
for Bousc to remain indefinitely
joining her husband. who is conduct
ing the Hotel Burke at that place.
Visiting Miners.
T. l.. Franklin. the mining man OF
Mayer. and +. Benseh, interested in
mines near Mayer. are in the city
on business and at Brinkmeyer's ho-
tel
Mine Examination.
| o. o. Smith. Herbert Strickland
and Major w. l.. Hargrove left yes
ierday for Columbia. in the southern
part OF the county, on a mine in
spection trip for the next ten days.
To the Mines.
ID. :. Nelson returned TO the
southern part OF the county yester-
day with supplies for his camp. sit
Mated near Castle Hot Springs
where he has n copper prospect.
Leaves for Winter.
Mrs. Henry Jordan. after sum
mer sojourn in the city, left for
Tucson yesterday. where she will
spend the winter She returns next
year, and Is charmed with this Sec
ton. 1
City Realty Sold.
| J. II. Robinson has closed III,
deal for the purchase Of the prop
erty occupied by T. J. Crowi on
North Cortez street. George It's
dale selling. The lot is 2sxis0 feet.
but the consideration was not given
publicity.
From the Mines.
Jersey MeCloud. the we'll known
miner and stockman of Walker dis.
trict, was in the city yesterday on
business. He reports many mines
under operation by leasers. and the.
outlook favorable for several good
lproducers.
Visiting Old Home.
| Mrs. r. A. Turnbuli returned yes
terday after an extended trip
through the eastern states. and Is
en- route TO Phoenix her home. She
viii remain In the city for several
days. as the guest Of her father. I.
+, Burnett.
Visited Relatives.
| John Berggren. the contractor on
the Verde Valley railway. returned
yesterday from visit with his
wife and other relatives al Denver.
and Is preparing TO leave the country
Tor the north, where he has large
grazing contracts for new railroad.
Prospective citisen.
Siivestro Succetti. operating the
Matli dairy in Williamson valley.
yesterday filed his application before
Clerk Farley In the Superior Court
TO be admitted TO citizenship In
his declaration he states /; Is his
intention TO make this country his
permanent home.
Valley Visitor.
J. A. stapp. the wen known farm,
er and stockman Of Skull Valley.
was IN the city yesterday on bust.
ness and reports the principal ae.
nsity as gathering and shipping on,
cattle TO places outside the ,ian..
several hundred head being loaded
during The week a, Kirkland railroad
station f',.s..i + +.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-23
DOUGLAS.
Road Opens Election Day.


November s will mean more TO
Douglas and Tucson than the date
OF an election. II some unexpected
happening does not intervene be-
tween this time and that the steel
gangs Of the III Paso & Southwes-
tern will have completed their labor
upon the Fairbank- Tucson extension.
This news was brought TO Douglas
yesterday by local railroad men.
Flour Mill to Start.
The machinery OF the Aqua Prieta
mill Of the American Milling com
pany, in the rear Of the Sonora Mer-
camille company store, is expected to
arrive here any day, having been
on the road from Del Rio. Tex, for
several days. II will be installed as
soon as IL arrives and the mill will
probably be running full blast with
in a short time.
The mill building was completed
several months ago and machinery
ordered, but was held up for a time
on account Of the unsettled condi-
ton in Sonora. The company has
shown its confidence in the outcome
Of the revolution, however, by pur-
chasing wheat. which is stored in the
big elevator steel tanks.
When complctcd the mill will have
a daily capacity OF Is barrels OF
-four.
No Such Contention.
State Senator w. p. Sims Of Bis
bee, who was said 10 be coniemplat-
ing a mandamus action in order to
cause the board of supervisors of
this county 10 restore the tax roll
TO its original figures. reduced as
to assessment, OF mining companies.
expresses great surprise and denies
that he has any such intention.
at mus, be r. y. Sims Of Doug
las. or some other Sims. whom the
writer OF the article had in mind"
said the senator. at is certainly
news 10 me-" he said 10 Bisbce re-
porter. Il have never told anyone
that contemplated any such action.
II is certainly not up 10 me To apply
for any writ Of mandamus. am not
n county official"
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-23
ARIZONA STATE NEWS CONDENSED FOR
THE BENEFIT OF JOURNAL MINER READERS

purchase part interest in the Sun
set rooming house. promising the
return OF the money after many
days with accrued interest a, the
rate OF six per cent.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-23
PHOENIX.
Grand Jury Ends Session.

Wednesday evening submitted its
final report and was dismissed by
Judge Sloan with strong words oi
commendation for the expedition
it had shown in the disposition Of
the business brought before it. He
stated he believed that a record had
been broken.
In the week and half the grand
jury has been sitting lo2 cases have
been investigated. One hundred and
thirty indictments were returned; the
charges were ignored in twenty cas-.
g, and seven cases were referred 10
The next grand jury.
The final report included an in.
| dc,ment against Thomas Hester, a
large cattleman OF Lamy, n. NJ
charged with smuggling more than
l.lO0 head OF cattle across the line
east of Nogales.
An indictment was also found
against w. s. Bcssolo. charging him
with fraudulent use of the mail.
in dissemination of information "a
prospective stockholders OF com.
pany he had formed for the manu-.
iaoture and sale OF a pipe wrench he
had invented.
Earlier in the day the grand jury
presented report containing six.
teen indictments. Fourteen of them
we're against persons charged with
the sale of liquor to Indians. One
was against an Apache Indian, "F.
a." for an assault upon Mrs. Verne
Coleman. wife OF an Official OF the
agency at Fort Apache, by shooting
The other indictment was agains,
Herbert Edwards, a young man oil
Maricopa, charging him with an as.
saul, upon postofficc clerk. Ed
wards was brought in by Deputy
United States Marshal Anderson or
bench warrant.
Death Of ]. H. Creighton.
Col. James II. Creighton, a wei
known rancher Of this county. who
has made his home here for year.
died at his ranch on the Cave Creel
road at an early hour Wednesda,
morning after lingering illness. a,
the age of 81 years
He was surrounded at the tim,
Of his death by many OF the mem
bers of his family all of whom ar,
well known here. His son Net
Creighton is we'll known news
paper correspondent. another SON II
$ is custom Inspector; his sor
Hugh II has made his home will
him for some time, as has also hi
sons William and Ray. and hi
daughter. Miss Jesse.
Prizes For Pupils.
The merchants OF the city are OF
icring several prizes to students o
The Phoenix high school who exhibi
specimens OF their work az the stat,
fair The awards are to be: 0
A $3.50 fountain pen for the hes
Cicero note book t2). A simila
prize for the best bookkeeping set
90. A No 2 kodak for the hes
theme OF 500 words. az. A silk III
Tor the best specimen of typewrit
ing presented by a boy. CO.
prize of the same value for the hes
'peeimen of typewriting presented
by girl
Rifle Match Called on.
Adjutant General Harris has in
bulletin issued 10 the entire Stat
Guard called off the state riff
match at Tucson for November l.
10 IS inclusive on account of tn
allure Of company commanders 4
iollow the instructions of the gen
ffal staff in preparing their team
|or the range. Not single com
bany has complied with the instruc
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-23
Mining Deal.


Much interest was aroused in the
ATE supreme court in Phoenix
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-23

w VI '"e i"te Noi, WiiDam herring,
advanced to the bar and ably plead
ed the case Of the appellant in the
case of Warnekros VS.. Bowman on
appeal from the district court OF
Cochise county. Mrs. Sorin, who is
gentle, gray-haired lady. was op-
posed by Col II. l.. Pickett of
Tombstone. She pleaded her case
thoroughly and efficiently. according
TO those who were in the court.
and was warmly congratulated by
her adversaries when she finished.
The election case involving the
county treasurcship Of Santa Cruz
county was argued and submitted.
IL was taken under advisement by
the court. S. l.. Kingan OF Tucson
represented the contestant, IT. X.
Chenowe,h. w. A. O'Connor of No
gales represented the present treas
urer. Mr.. Earhari.
Closes Naughty Shows.
Stirred to action by what they
considered the obsceni,y Of certain
shows AT the carnival grounds, and
by the prevalence of petty gambling
devices. the city administration clos
ed up the Objectionable shows Tues
day night Police Chief Arnold wit
messed the shows first, Then he
called Mayor ]. +. Huffman from
the Democratic rally at the Peoples
theatre. The two went to the carni-
val grounds and constituted an off
cial board OF censorship. The clos
ing Of the objectionable shows fol
lowed.
Complaint that the carnival could
not be made TO pay expenses il
these particular shows and the alleg-
ed gambling games we're barred was
made to Mayor Huffman by the
management OF the carnival. The
mayor replied that he was not inter
ested in the money consideration.
His stand was merely that the al
legged obscene shows could not long
er continue open. lie presented two
alternatives, the Objectionable shows
and the gambling closed. or the
arrival could move down to the
Southern Arizona Fair grounds and
run the shows as il pleased. the
fair commission being responsible.
This responsibility the fair commits
sion seemed unwilling TO assume.
Therefore the carnival management
decided TO accept the mayors first
alternative.
Relies on Unwritten Law.
Walter Packard Sunday night
shot and killed Wilson Hicks about
six miles from Globe. The first
news of the tragedy came in a tele-
phone message to the sherif's office
giving only the bare fact of the
killing,
The killing took place about. :
o'clock as the result OF a feud that
had been in progress for two years
The cause OF the killing was al
legged 10 be the infatuation of Hicks
for Mrs. Packard. Packard gave
himself up after the killing and II is
said that he will rely upon the un-
written law.
Hicks was 20 years of age and
unmarried though his marriage on
October 20 had been announced. He
was quite well known throughout
the state and had been entered in
the cowboy relay race at the state
fair.
Packard had been a cowboy but
after losing leg in an accident on
the range he settled down as a small
farmer.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-23
A Dead Dog.

Policeman Duncan shot suppos-
eddy mad dog yesterday, Policeman
Williams also shot the same dog.
Policeman BENNY said he would have
made a better job OF il than either
Of his colleagues. only he wasn't
there while The shooting was good.
Jus, what caused the death Of the
dog will probably never he known.
some say that the animal was
frightened 10 death. others contend
that he succumbed when disinter-