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Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10
ARTHUR HENRY IN
 SERIOUS STATE FROM FALL
Horse ThrewHim Against Boulder While Out
 Sight Seeing.
(From Tuesday. daily)

Arthur Henry. |, |, believed Is dangerously injured from being thrown against large boulder to the south of the city Sunday after. noon. in an accident that overlook him while riding a spirited horse His left arm at the wrist |, frac' lures. and he is injured internally in the region of the lungs from the violent manner m which he wa thrown from the horse and after he alighted on boulder
 At the time oi the unfortuna,, accident he was out riding with 8 party of young friends on sight seeing trip in the pine timber abou four miles to the south of the city All carried small calibrc guns anC were shooting at birds and othci game Young Henry was remount ing the horse with the rifle in hi right hand One foo, was in th, s,irrup. and before he could ge into the saddle the horse gave lunge and carried him away foi several feet, when he was throwf with the above result
 He was brough, to the city an, has been confined ever since to hi bed He is in charge of the dcliverl service oi the ] C. Stephens mca market. and his parents reside a Marietta. Ohio
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10

served by ,hc teacher. all kinds of games were played and good time reported by all The class is as follows. Dorothy Prior, Lillian Axton, Vivian Elliott. Annie Hicks. Myrtle Hicks. Laura Theobald. Evelyn Budd, May Gurtsinger. Vest, Schmit,. Louise Mcdaniel. Adlicn Powell. Eva Schmitt. Louise Petit. Ina Cook and Iva Hodges
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10

The trouble with the average small business and the young busi. ness man Is that they do no, dis. ;riminate between gross receipts and net profits. ,aHsf''.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10
VISITING MINER.

l. n MeMahon, interested in the group of mines near Kirkland valley that bear his name, was an arrival in the city yesterday on business pertaining to his interests and will remain for SevcYat d...
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10
Preparing to Qualify.

w. R. Johnson, recently appoint. ed live stock inspector for thi, county. was in the city yesterday from Jerome Junction. and expects to begin his duties next week. II, is following the cattle business and is eonversant with the official end of the business.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10
VISITING FAMILY.

J A Humphrey, with the old Tiger mine. in the milling depart ment, IS in the city for a few days visiting with his wife and family. He gives good report of the show ing made in the lower workings of that property and the production of the plant.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10

Complimentary to Miss Helen Ely. Mir. and Mrs. David Russell was hos, and hostess at an informal din. ner party last Sunday Covers were laid for Mrs, John Herndon, Miss Helen Ely, Miss Lila Hawkins. Mrs. David Russell; Messrs. Robert K. Porter. Charles Miller and David Russell,
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10
APPOINTMENT DEFERRED.

The successor to County School Superintendent McSwiggin, who re- signed during the week, will prob. ably be named on Monday by the board of supervisors. when MT. Mason, member. returns from the Verde valley There are several dark horses in this interesting race for the office
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10
Accomplished Woman Here.

Miss Sylvia Leigh, of Los Angeles prominently known in musical circle, as vocalist. has arrived in the ei,, and will remain for several day. She Is accompanied by her mo,h,r Mrs F. l.. Enc. and they are |, .i C. At..tant
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10

strong ore bodies but increas yalues have been coming in. H is very enthusiastic over the ous look.
 (From Tuesdays Daily Here on Business.
 F.. A. Bonham. owner of the R,, sland ranch at Cherry Creek |, NJ Prescott on a few days bushes visit Concludes Visit.
 Miss Helen Ely. after a few dsu in the city as the guest of Mhu| | lila Hawkins. returned to her hon. in Phoenix yesterday. Summer Visitor.
 Miss Smallwood. of Phoenix. wal an arrival in the city yesterday au is SO favorably pleased with tt. climate that she will remain for ,h. summer Jerome Visitors.
 Mir and Mrs Will l.. Clark, ,t.| former general manager of ,h| United Verde Copper company, ,p in the city on business a. pleasure trip for few days. Outside Visitors.
 ] C. Gilbert and C.. C. Spentr are in the city from Dewey, wher, they state farming conditions an, satisfactory and with early rains ,hs| month ranch and range interests wir prosper.
 To Enjoy the Climate. (. II. RocSer of Phoenix, arrived in the city yesterday. joining hn wife who preceded him last we,t and both will remain for the summr to enjoy the excellent climate of ,h, mile city. Accomplished Woman Here.
 Miss Sylvia Leigh. of Los Angeles prominently known in musical circle, as a vocalist. has arrived in the eiy and will remain for several day. She is accompanied by her mo,h,r Mrs. F. l.. Enc, and they are n the St Michael
 Preparing to Qualify.
 W. R. Johnson, recently appoint. ed live stock inspector for thi, county. was in the city yesterday from Jerome Junction, and expects to begin his duties next week. II, is following the cattle business and is converSant with the official end of the business.
 Examining Mines.
 Major w. l.. Hargrovcs and aaO. ciate, J. K. Anderson, left yesterday for Mohave county to make ar examination of gold mines for east. ern investors. and will be away ioi several days. Negotiations are pend ing for heavy transaction on ih, outcome of the final report
 Mine Starts Up.
 w. (. Hanson was in the city yesterday from the Bannie mining camp east of Lynx Creek, and s,sisi that development will begin imms diatcly under the new order during the present week. A camp has beer established and the outlook is sh couraging for the future.
 From the Range.
 Oscar Clay. the Thompson vale! cattleman. is in the city on bushes and states that live stock Is Ii good condition. but the high wind of the past month has dried up th' feed. Cattlement are making thei customary pleas for summer rain to begin falling in consequence. Gives Good Report.
 Enimet Fitzgerald, who is oper ating a gold mine on Lower LynI Creek, was in the city yesterdsl and gives an excellent report of th showing made. He Is preparing ( make large shipmen. to h shelter and will increase the fore as soon as under ground condition will warrant. Pleased With City.
 Mrs. J. E. Pishon. mother Q Charles K. Pishon the we'll know commercial man. arrived from Phos nix yesterday and after a brief vS with friends will leave for Lo Angeles, to return next week to fs main for the summer. She Is favor ably impressed with the climate an the pretty situation of this et
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10
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(From Sundays Daily) Visiting Friends.
 Miss Dorothy lialloway, oi Je' rome Junction. Is in the city ior d few day, visiting with friends. Returns From Coast.
 Sheriff J w. Smith. after a trip of recreation along the Paciiic Coast for several weeks, returned yesterday
 Visitor From Williams.
 Mir, NJ r.. McClcvc of Williams was an arrival in the city yesterday and will remain for several days 70 visit with friends
 Some Placer Gold
 Judd Neal who is sinking a well and working placer claim in the Black Sand Wash on Lynex Creek. took out $8 in gold few days ago. Business Trip.
 w F.. Storm passed through the city yesterday from Phoenix alter A brief business trip. and is return ing to the Ritter ranch m Lonesome valley. where he is the foreman From the Range.
 Frank Condron. one oi the best known rangemcn in the southern par, of the county, arrived from Walnut Grove yesterday on business and to visit with relatives for few days
 Mining Visitor.
 George Rowe. we'll known miner of lower Turkey creek. Is in the city on business for few days. and reports that silver district as the scene of much activity. and produc ton as heavy.
 Outing at the Seashore.
 Mrs. O O. Stephens and brother r ] Rosenberg. were outgoing pas scngers yesterday for San Diego where they will visit with relatives and enjoy an outing for the rest of the summer
 On Mining Business. C. w Bonnet, left yesterday for Jerome on business pertaining tc his Hidden Treasure mine on Groom Creek, which is coming into prom thence since the recent rich strike has been made.
 Comes for Summer.
 The many friends in the city o' Mrs $ F.. Landon. wife of Con ductor Landon on the A. & C. rail road. will be pleased 10 learn thai she is in the city from Phoenix, ic remain for the summer.
 From the Mines.
 r. l.. Bartholomew arrived in tho city yesterday from the Old York mines, at Yarncll, in which he i, interested. and where he has beer developing for several weeks. II, i, we'll pleased with the outlook. Hunting for Range.
 C. A. Lange, who recently dis posed of his range interests or Upper Verde to Campbell Brother, and Floyd Allen. left yesterday fol Coconino county to look over th, situation with view to locating.
 VISITING FAMILY.
 J A Humphrey, with the olC Tiger mine, in the milling depart mcn,, is in the city for few day. visiting with his wife and family He gives a good report of the show ing made in the lower workings O. that property and the production O the plant.
 APPOINTMENT DEFERRED.
 The successor to County Schoo Superintendent McSwiggin, who re signed during the week, will prob ably be named on Monday by tn, board of supervisors. when Mir Mason, member. returns from in, verde valley. There are severa dark horses in this interesting rae, for the office.
 VISITING MINER.
 L. N MeMahon, interested in tn, group of mines near Kirkland yalle, 'ha, bear his name, was an arriva 'n the city yesterday on bushes, pertaining 10 his interests and wil remain for several days.
 INSPECTING pOADs
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10

believes will be among the heavi.r producers in ,ha, section. and ., cen, work has exposed not oa, strong ore bodies but increa., values have been coming in. H i, very enthusiastic over the ca. look
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10
Examining Mines.

Major w. l.. Hargrovc, and asO. ciate, J. K. Anderson, left yes,erday for Mohave county to make ar examination of gold mines for east. ern investors. and will be away ioi several days. Negotiations are pend ing for heavy transaction on ih' outcome of the final report.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10
Outing at the Seashore.

Mrs. O Q. Stephens and brother r J Rosenberg. were outgoing pas scngcrs yesterday for San Diego where they will visit with relatives and enjoy an outing for the rest O ihe simmer
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10

Mrs | L. Sehmit, gave her Sab bath school a picnic party on Tues day last, assisted by her friends, Mrs, V. vandeman and Miss Vera Morrow; all the refreshments were
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10
INSPECTING ROADS.

NouhIy Road Superintendent D.
 M Clark Jeff yesterday for Jerome 'o inspect the road work under headway from the old smelter ,o ,ne new shelter site of the United verde in the Verde valley. This strip IS about four miles long. and IS being repaired to meet increased 'raii'o between the two towns i, the near fntnrn "
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10

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Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10
To Enjoy the Climate.

(. II. Roeser of Phoenix, arrive in the city yesterday, joining Iii wife who preceded him last we,i and both will remain for the summ, to enjoy the excellent climate of ,h mile city.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10

Miss Grace Tregarthen celebrated hcr eighth birthday. in which many of her little friends joined her. Those present were Alice Reif, Nrizona Mckee, Mary Swortz. Es- thef S~oru. Dotie Bradley. Esther Cas,onguay, Christiana castonguay, Mamie Jenkins. Jessie Jenkins. The afternoon was spent in games and delicious refreshments were served
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10
Mining Visitor.

George Rowe. we'll known miner of lower Turkey creek. Is in the city on business for a few days, and report, that silver district as tho scene oi much activity. and produc ton as heavy.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10

To observe our most hoaorsd ho'i.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10
Hunting for Range.

c. A. Lange, who recently dis, posed of his range interests on Upper Verde to Campbell Brothers and Floyd Allen. left yesterday for Coconino county 10 look over the situation with view to locating.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10
Some Placer Gold.

Judd Neal who Is sinking a well and working placer claim in the Black Sand Wash on Lynex Creek took out $S in gold a few days ago Business Trip.
 w F. Storm passed through the city yesterday from Phoenix after A brief business trip, and is return ing Co the Ritter ranch m Lonesome valley. where he is the foreman.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10
From the Range.

Frank Condron. one oi the be known rangemcn in the Southe par, of the county, arrived fro Walnut Grove yesterday on businc and to visit with relatives for fc t..ra
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10
PLACER MINING ENDS.

Charles Thurber and W. Ci,I..hv who have been placer mining on inc iiassayampa during the winter are :" '., .ns e'y' and state the scarcity of water neeessitates a suspension oi ,' wors Both will follow farming un,li the rainy season opens.
 LEASED ,, WITH PROPERTY.
 w. L. Meyers returned o,o, ,h. copper Queen Gold Mining com. psny ps camp at stoddard yesterday a,'er a visit with friends in ,h. e;,v o' several days. He states th. property is developing into wba, \.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10

The home of Mrs, Robert T Walker, m Humboldt. was the seen, ot a very enjoyable house party thii week, She had as her guests; Mis-, Edith Mullen of Tempe. Miss Jessi, Cassidy of Rock Island. Ill, Mis- Lima Eidrcd of Kirkland and Mis- Mae S,ukey of Walker
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10
Comes for Summer.

The many friends in the city o Mrs s. F. l.andon. wife of Con ductor Landon on the A. & C. rail road. will be pleased to learn tha she is in the city from Phocnix, t' remain for the summer.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10
On Mining Business.

C. w Bennett left yesterday for Jerome on business pertaining to his Hidden Treasure mine on Groom Creek, which is coming into prom thence since the recent rich strike has been made.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10
From the Mines.

r. l.. Bartholomew arrived in tho city yesterday from the Old York mines, at Yarncll, in which he |, interested and where he has beer developing for several weeks. II, i, we'll pleased with the outlook.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10

Miss Lila Hawkins will entertain with prettily appointed tea this evening in honor of Miss Winifred Frederieks
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10

\ charming hostess was Mrs John tierndon yesterday when she had a few friends informally for the after noon to enjoy auction bridge The complimented guest was Mrs Harry Triilc of Phoenix
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10
Jerome Visitors.

Mir and Mrs. Will l.. Clark, former general manager of United Verde Copper company, in the city on business pleasure trip for few days
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10
Mine Starts Up.

Mnhe otarts up.
 w. (. Hanson was in the city yesterday from the Bannie mining camp east of Lynx Creek, and state, that development will begin imms. diately under the new order during the present week. A camp has been established and the outlook is sn. couraging for the future.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10
plea sure trip Tor a lew Outside Visitors.

] C. Gilbert and C.. C. Spen,, are in the city from Dewey, when they state farming conditions an satisfactory and with early rains ,h, month ranch and range interests vi Nrnsnsr
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10
Pleased With City.

Mrs. J. F.. Pishon. mother o Charles K. Pishon the we'll knovr commercial man. arrived from Phos nix yesterday and after a brief visf with friends will leave for Lo' Angeles, 10 return next week to ft main for the summer. She Is favor ably impressed with the climate and the pretty situation of this eii' among the pines.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10

Mir, NJ r.. McClcve of Williams was an arrival in the city ycsterda' and will remain for several days C visit with friends
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10
(From Tuesdays Daily

(From Tuesdays Daily Here on Business.
 F. A. Bouham, owner of the R, Island ranch at Cherry Creek b Prescott on a few days busiu,, visit
 Concludes Visit.
 Miss Helen Ely. after a few d., in the city as the gucs, of Mi Lila Hawkins. returned to her hon q, pbocnix ycstcrday.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
Editorials by the People.
F.ars Interurban Car Clause.


To the Editor OF The Times: | de-
sire 10 call the attention OF the voters
OF Detroit and especially the worklns
peopIe to the intent OF the interur-
han clause OF the Thompson-haiiy
street car franchise, through the col
umns of your paper. This franchlse
clause gives the ID. u. X. the right
IN run any number OF cars five miles
bevond the present city limits, carry
an interurban sign and collect nVe-
cent fares on each and every car;
hut Il does not compel the ID. U: II
70 run a car on these interurban lines
and collect less than a straight nVe-
cent fare.
men and women are compeiieu ~
ride on cars on WOODLAND Hranu
River, Michigan, Fort, JEFFERSON anu
Gratiot and transfer to other lines.
Under the interurban clause the "
TT r can and doubtless will run an
endless chain Of interurban cars ana
no others on the six principal, above
ramed avenues of our city, during
rusb hours. I'm numbers sufficient 10
nick up ali of the working people
and their nickels, too. Ii can run
hundreds of interurban cars every
dav hacked with $50 or more passen'
GERS. mostly working people, and col.
lect straight five-cent fares' instead
of running a few interurban as tney
do now, carrying from twenty 10 nlty
passengers.
See the difference in present fare
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20

IL the mayors franchise is adopted
what do we gain? say we gain moth
ing. Do we hold our own? No! For
under the new franchise we Will pay
the same fares as we are doing now,
and also pay additional In extra taxes
being assessed on our property or
small additional on our rent. WHO
ARE THE GAA IERS?
The well-to-do. (Our friends, the
Board of Commerce will not object to
this title, nor even the mayor. They
have, as a rule. large property inter
ests and can engage the services or
an attorney TO force the assessor TO
keep their taxes within limit.
What about the small property
holder, or the man who rents? He
cannot engage an attorney 10 try and
get justice and SO has to pay In nine
tenths of cases what he Is asked TO
pay.
Therefore. body will be benefit
ed but those 20, as rule, are not
much concerned whether they have
to pay three cents or five cents, but
since they have allied themselves
with the mayor, as in a horse race,
money Is no object il they can say
| they won the fight.
A WORKMAN.
Detroit. Jan. 10, 1912.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
Down With The Franchise !
by GEORGE FERRIS.

tate fares and service on the leading
lines that are now operating TOT
street rental Of $500 day.
II we reject the franchise We can
say TO the d. u. r., You may use our
streets for your city lines and as ter
minal facilities for your interurban
cars providing you will grant our peo-
pie q straight Scent fare and univer-
sal transfers ALL OF the time and
providing, further, that you do your
own paving between tracks and pay
the city a reasonable daily rental.
Would the company accept?
What else could 1t do?
II would have to accept and II Is
my opinion that there would still be
handsome profit In the street rail-
way business at the reduced rate OF
fare.
| am convinced by the opinions OF
wise men and by the part that Is be-
ing played by a certain element in
favor of the franchise, that the munich
pal ownership clause Is a first-class
farce and that II we reject the fran
chise we will be IL years nearer to
municipal ownership than we would
be IL we adopted the measure,
Vote early and against the set
Element" franchise.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20

and what 1t would be un-
der the new franchise. The difference
would be So or more on each car
and on hundreds of cars each day.
Most of this high fare would De
paid by the working people and they
would have to ride on the same dirty
cold cars as they do now. The ID. U.
r. can hang an interurban sign on
every car in this city and this would
compel each passenger TO pay
straight five-cent fare, as tickets are
not good on interurbans. No new
cars; no better service;
no three-cent fares: no higher wages
but we will have to pay higher car
fares and higher rent IL the ID. U. H.
gets what they are asking for.
Vote no and kill the FRANCHISE.
Don't let the ID. U. X. rob you on
the pretense of giving you a three
cent fare, for they never give any
thing that Is against their interest
and In favor of the working people.
II this franchise Is killed We VIII
get better service and three-cent
fares In a few months and this Will
be followed with municipal owner
ship, better cars, better service,
warm, clean cars and three-cent fares
with universal transfers.
G.. BARTLETT,
"a Sibley-st.
Ian 10. 1912
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20

I have been trying to figure out how
Mayor Thompson, President Mchae'
Judge Hally and other prominent De-
troiters can favor the d. U. X. iran
chise and make their position dove
tail with common sense and consist
ency, but so far have tried In vain
II it were a choice between the ROD.
Der franchise with it's stingy bait OF
an average OF a little less than four
cent fares, and a straight hve-cent
fare, could see some grounds for the
stand that these leading men have
been taking. But this Is not the STU
alton.
IL we adopt the franchise we pay
an average of about or nearly four
cents to ride and In return for the
concession, we give the company
dozen more years Of opportunity to
veil at and freeze and squeeze the
people, we agree to do the paving or
TO pay the company a profit OF 10 per
cent for doing 1t and we give the
company very valuable terminal faciIi'
ties for It's interurban system.
II we reject the franchise we VII
have a continuation of a limited eight
tickets.for-a-quarter proposition until
1924 on the so-called Pingree lines
and we will be in a position to die
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
irving Not to Forget.

Frederick Townsend Martin. apropos
OF the extravagances OF the Idle ricn'
said at a dinner in washington:
ct heard a case in point The wife
Of an overworked promoter said at
breakfast:
"'win you post this letter for me.
dear? It's TO the furrier. eountermand-
ing my order for that 5000 sable and
ermine stole. You'll be sure to re-
MEMBER .
."The tired eyes Of the harassed.
shabby promoter lit up with Joy. He
seized skipping rope that lay with
a herd OF dolls and toys In the corner
and, going TO his wife, said:
"Iiere, tie my right hand TO my LETT
foot so I won't forget, "-Philadelphia
Record.