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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-08
6pjifolcarbcjoet / Ben fommenb
Ttnter.

Meo 81. &nuoiens Obertase1ie at Tor:
ftan0eriillin9en beb Stolen / SEES Moines
ct bet tet en- ret betnbelig 9Gnbring
oenne Stoles Qrbeiosplan. Sen / be 1ener.
Iar. me9et omtalte Ioftillelie mellem ben
leroe STOLE prate= os 2ereritolen) oa
ben alntnbe1iee unsoomstole bil / ftor
11oirGtnins blioe sjennemfbrt. Sen fans
leoe @tole bar bibtil bespnot l. Ottober,
os til l%1nsoomstolen bar MAJ taset moi
al1e be Gleber, Der bar melot fig, baaoe
1na,b1ise og tpinbelise. l1noerpisninsen
bar 81. a. omfattet @anoelsfas os baape
elementer oe biberesaaenoe Undertaking
i be alminoeliee &unbftabsfas paa 9ani
og Gngel1, foruoen be oaslise Gorebra9.
@bormeget BET iaa er bleoen bbet at felles
11noerpisnins for begge &ibn og for Stu:
oerenbe os Stte=ftuoerenbe, bat beret al:
bensigt at be 9erlinse, fom er tommen,
Men princippet bar beret: allie tases meb;
&unbfaber os Teroisbeber er itertt trent
treoenoe ibf.: @anoelfasene, Spf, 9atin'.
uben at bog ben aanoelige paabirtntnq
tabes at SDne; en- beftemt @renie1init
me1lem be esentliee Stuoerenbe os andre
os mellem 8espnoere os gioeretOmne ia,
lite beret braeet, uben for iao piot ion,
bber entelt natur1isbis bat facet fin 9labs
anbift i @rbeibet / @enbolo til, bbab bar
eller bun ebnebe.
s Nar ftal 9reite= os 9ereritolen osiae
besbnbe ben l. Ottober. Men kingdoms:
afoelineen bleb bespnot ben 8. September
og i ben optases / Gfteraarsterminet
(Stoletiben til l. December) fun piser
Sc ubliber unberbit / be alminbelise sri:
tolefas meo Goreorag ODER biiorite o:
literere Gmner". Set b(iber a1tiaa E
! @piitolearbeibe meb 4i9er og intet anbet
Gorfie1len paa 4la,en MI og t%io1i9ere Il
ba let at ie. Set ct lite meninsen Der a
billie sibre Doer1isere Sammenlisnins mel
lem fbr os MI eller affise nosen Som ON
bbab Der CT bebft. &un 1e1be &ienbssier:
1insen ital frembrases, o9 BERTH fgies, a
be flefte l1nse bar iittert itprft nobDtte a
ct esent1ist @pi1toleopbo1o. Men ,1aar b
MI fan faa bet paa @amfunbets StOle
iaa bill bit inoen 1ense @pgrssmaalet on
&onturrencen mc1lem ben os @bjtolern
bliper brcnocnoe. Set bar peret fremm
fsr, ba eamfunbets etole bebbcbes ion
&unoitabs= os life 9piFolc. 9a orpfteo
man oeiaa, ON 5amfunoets @to1e III
burbe bore uoelutfenoe (erb 5tole os ub:
bibet 11neOoms= e1ler @piifole. Settle fioft
bat bet beret Sa,sbeb ON ! lcngere Sio
faa forelpbig bliber Gfteraarstolen iasten!
/ Still meb bet MI bes9note. Sill @tnte'
bill Der iom iebpanlis mpoe baabe uns
Meno % unse &biroer. Sm @rbeioet ii
ben Sio os til Goraaret forlDoer Der en0
MI intet. Set &rab, Der i fin Sib b1e'
ftillet til Gorfanoer Noroentoft: at, ba'
: .fulbe belle 2cbclien meo ct for%fatnin9smes
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-08

H-EEMFEHE EHHfSe
ie11terer ben Specialization, Ser tiliig-
ter at gribe 8eroensmarfeoets Gban=
Ger pco en- oriltig Snoiats al Mrbei=
De, @nergi og &apital / Set interna=
.tipnole aapleb. - SSnge11 or III
Longer / 1pipl ON, i bpilfen @rao
g. 6. biorager til at itabe &eipeft
for oanf Goretagiombeo. Set bgr
oltlaa blipe flart for 8ebi0ltbe6erne
! bnilfen bgi @rao 8irfiombeoer al
oenne Mrt bringer &igbomme til oet
6anife 9amfun0 og gefit og Suno.
beb / 6orretningslipet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-08
San bapoe en6 fife opgipe1

ming. San bapoe et6 life opgipet
tit Mapn.
.Sioens Icgn bar peo at for
bere Jig pna Steoet facet opIpit, at
ben ebifeone Wano beooer &asmus
Sl1rnes, Ell @aaromano % 2utlefi-
tier % Ell Ma11b / @alptreoierne.
Driftsbeitpreren Bergen ireoar,
at Ser fra S%ernbanens SIDE pbes
bnm en- @elpnning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-08
DnnHnalrn.

Cen loatol6te Gp0sOol> lom iia=
ger omgipet al 1jeloe poa Grnn=
len mellem De noroomerifonlfe Sta=
ter, California og Mepa6a, er 1,oeu
,&ptpl ct al De melt Misunderstanding
I@te6er paa Sor0en. Sen omfring
to oanife Mil 1ange og fnapt Ell
balb. Mil bre6e Sal bar oprin0elig
beret cit 90, men er MI en- Drten,
fom lOeluffen0e beitaar at Gon0,
Colt og 5o6n.
Si6titrafte, al Ell Snlti forpe
6effeoe Sforper, iom glinier og
glitrer / Solen, pefsler meo mile
lange @trefninger af bpiot @ano,
|fom biit og ber bober Jig op / &eje,
t1oar. Sc fb9len6e porme &pirbel=
bin0e itrDger giennem 6alen. Solt-
iforpen berimo0 ct paa fine @te6er
meget ifgr og fun nogle faa Tom=
mer tDf. timber Sen er Ell ltmag=
tig, %ialtboloig, bun6lgs @ptie, iom
Set er umuligt at arbeioe Jig op al,
bpis man er iaa nlDffelig at foloe
6eri.
S 1860 legte tre6tbe @migronter
at ffp6e @ienbei giennem 9olen.
@f olle bisie Hap fun to leber1oe
oerfra, og oisie to miite6e Goriton,
ben.
@n Meng6e andre Gmigranter
bar poa 0eres mpiiommelige &eiler
i California in0en Sernbane en6nu
|bor Ioet fra 9ltlanterbapet til @til.
lIebobet> ifu6t @ienbei giennem oen-
ne Sal og fun6et Dp6en Der.
Sen blep Dog iaa frpgtet, at man
en- Siolang gior6e en- Smbei u6en
ON Sen, in6til p%lu6ielig &pgtet ON,
at ser fan6tes rigbol6ige @ul6leier
i Sen, otter loffe0e en- Meng6e ube.
tanfiomme Menneifer / Gp6en.
Db6s6aIen bar peret @fueploo-
len for mango frpgtelige E%roge6ier.
Gu omerifanf Officer, iom en-
Sang. bar uoe paa en- &efognoSce.
ring me6 to 5ol6ater, tbang me6
la6t &epolber ben Mon6, iom iful-
Sc bite Dem &ei til at fore Dem
ino giennem 9alen. Otter to 81.
mers Sorlgb Tom Der enc @ol6at
baflenoe tilbage til bet Ste6> bbor
Sobeoitprfen bap6e iloaet 2ejr.
San f1n6e neppe itette pQo fine
Sen, og Ser gift Gage, f9r ban par
iitano til at fortelle, bbab ser por
ifet. Sc andre bar blebnc po11pit=
tige og omfom / 9e6s6aIen.
Se, lom 1tte efter tort St6s Sp-
BOLD 9alen omfommer al @orme
.og Egrlt eller lpnfer neo / @oltium-
pene, mi1ter 5oritan6en og gribes
at Wrongforeitillinger. Dposoulen
tan meo &ette falbe2 ct ior0iif Sell
beoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-08
st. Thnntas,

Sc peltinOil fe Ylaner fat naaet
Set afgjpren0e Fl1nft: Nrbeioet fan
begpn0e.
Dennc &ieq1osgierning CT oct bee
lentlige UNDER Sen npe @ituotion.
S%opeoiage1l ct 10 nemlig at ifobe
Set @rl1no1ag. Ser betinger Jrem=
trflten al international Srafif %
@onoel, lom paa m%angfoloige Woo=
Ser, oirefte og in0irefte, pil gopnc
banif @rbperslio.
Sfipnt ct cAleli1t 8elpb oprin0r=
lig bar lifret / l1olanOet, opgaD man
BOG at lo0e fren1meo &apitol blioe
intereslcret / 6oretagenoet, og tilbpo
Il Stc0et - Oa &oncesltonen bar 81
oct = bper enfelt / Nationen at bli=
be Eortbuper. Sm ems bette Sorl9g
It'll Gels ct mislpffebes, CT Der bog
6erbeo longt fra tilfpjet 5ugen mo-
get &nef. gn ny Start forbere0es
''pao ful0t betrpggenoe @%run6lag, og
Der er mao1 tie MI mere emo noge11
|@in6e ollie @bancer for en- belOig
@iennem fgrelI e.
Set bill fun bore noturligt, ON
@totsrono $. q. Mnoerien fgler Oct
iom en- 2ettelie, at 5agen I'LL er fri
giort for ollie S%n0flpoelier al poll
tiff Matur, % iom en- &ilfneoSiti1lels
ie, at bers l16bifling bar naaet ct
&unft, bpor ban tager olle &raaoe=
ne / lin &onn6, tager Mrbeioet, Mn=
iparet og @iiifoen for @ogens trent
ti6ige Gorl6b: at bringe bele BET
omfatter6e Yroieft til l6fbrelie .
@oeens Gong giennem 6e politi=
tie @an6e bor beret lang og ifieb=
neibanger. Meget @rums er bbirp=
let op ON Den, og mange fiulte og
aabenbare Sfier bar Ser peret at
monebrere flar al. Ga Sen en6elig
bar bragt frelft eiemnem Sen parla-
mentarife Sfersil6, blep oens
lagt / Sen 6onife &lmenbe6s, / Sea-
ttonens &aon6. Muligbeoerne og
8etingelierne for n6npttelien bleb
Hart paabiite, Ger Iobebes ingen
Sortieneite, fer Soretagen6et bar Del
i Gong, men Ser tilitrebtes en- no.
tional, Financial 8aiis for 6et. Sea-
ttonalt let bil6e oct babt fin oberor<
6entlige 8etp6ning, babe bi6raget
froftig til at ftprfe = el1er beffe =
Sen rationale @elbtilli6, ONT 6enne
8aiis Dor tilpeiebragt. Selp ONT
Mftieteeningen lite lpffe6es ful6t
no. ligger Der bog ogiaa, let fra 1a.
tionale @pnspunfter, en- Eilfre6sitil-
lelie 6eri at ser frem6eles ct Mo6,
@ilie og gbne til at toge fat paa
0pgapen og fdre BEN igiennem / ct
Il alle @enleen6er foribarligt 0m,
fang.
Get bliper MI s. g. Mn6erien og
bans M9n6, Der paa eget Mnibar
ffal FIRE Sen Gag igiennem, Der bil
blibe til @abn og 9@re for bele No>
Itionen.
S 26sningen al sen be%itin0iife
|5ag Ter @tatsraab s. g. Mn6erien
en- al lit 2ibs @ope6opgaoer. Mlle-
rebe / 1908 poapilte Fan 6e Mnlig>
beoer, Ser pes Banamafanale11S
@irfeltggjprelie aabnc0es for ct.
Sbomos. Sioen ga far bans &ier=
ne til 5taoigbe6 ipslet me0 bet fp=
Iosiale Hroieft. 6orbere6enoe I'm
oeriggelier, ser bar frgbet ct 1bDre
Mrbej6e og omfotten0e 8eregninger,
blep iDprfiut. - Nu, e10elig er Ga
gen MODEM til 2psning: Mrbeioet
fan begpnoe. &ien6sgierningerne
ifal begpn0e at tale.
Set er 6oretagenoer al 6enne
art, Ser bar 8%etponing for bort
,Samfun6, baaoe %pfonomiif og. no
malt ~ Soretogenoer, lom repre-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-08
Sra 8n % &Nab.

Sra SD pg 8Dgo.
@n farlig Se6eligbeosforbrp-
Ser &nrl @ernbar6 @alporien fra
Mrenoals= &anten u1l6peg fra 9tfe=
mart Mipl / Mifer, men ct otter paa-
grebet al 8olitiet, fpr ban fit Mnleb-
ming til at foranitalte ltlpffer.
- Sen nl6lte @migront iom iaar
bar u6pan6ret til Mmerifa er BEN
S0=aarige &oren &p1too fra Drlan-
set, iom rej1te' / forrige Maane6.
= timber Sfipeifp0ning / &ot=
beim @fptterlag / Col, &alling6ol,
blep Mnbiicren, en- 17=aorig Gut,
brnbt pe0 ct @aaoelfuo.
- &opeobDgningen paa Den be-
fjen6te @ooro 5torboo / @era6s-
bpgoen, glperrm, ne0brnnote for
Ie6cn. Gaorben tilbprer 8. s.
Spenferuo og bar General @bbe>
lens @ope0fporter UNDER Sen jio1te
Seltma11pbre.
- Sill l1opioelie al O0oa &ano=
BERT / @oroanger err bepilget $4,000
&r. Sc itore 8abrifer bar gaaet
tno pna at betale en ganbafgift al
5000 ST. oarlig.
- Set ,npe Ebeater iom UNDER
2ebelle al Mler. 6lensborg gtper
5oreitillinger / 5gr= og @eitlan6s=
bperne far blon0t lit Berionole Gru
Marql1oro 0lien, fien6t fra set tio<
ligere CLAUS 0liens @elFab.
- @roserer Ebor Gobl / @on-
6efiorb bar / Mnle6ning al lit 25<
Mars Sorretningsiubileum ffienfet
10000 Ser. til forifiellige almennpt.
tige Gormool for 8pen.
- Maleren &orl Sobon SOFTER,
iom / fin Gio bor en- al "@nfererne"
for sc unge &unitnere> mer1 / Sc ie.
mere Mor bor fgrt en- forbolosbis ubes
merfet &ilperelie iom @oitoobner
ogter MI at optreoe iom Sf1eipiller.
- 8ergens DampfibsielFob bar
fiebt Dompifibet r@opereigne" al
&ri1tianio. 5fibet ifal iettes in6
@elifabets Sslanos, Mute, bbor Ero=
fifen / set lenere itabig bar gget.
On beifeoen Ma11b. 8ergenstoget
og bets mango @asiagerer bar forle,
ben uoiot for en- flor Sare, ifriber
set norffe @4ao uGi6ens Eegn".
&oo ct al De melt u6iotte @te6er
al 2tnten,. bbor ben leber poa imol
&fiats, iom er br16t IND i Siel6ii-
Sen, Der Fer itprter iteilt ne6 MOB
ben bpbe 9iterfioro, fal6t fra Siel<
bets Sop netop pao Ben &ib, 90 So.
get nermeoe fig, en- flor Sten ne6
og rep Sfinnerne op.
2i9e n%e6enfor @frenten loa en-
8%onbemano / fin 8aao % or6neoe
fine 2ofSegarn. San bprte 2armen
|of Sfreoet> og pluoielig log oct neo
i bam, at MI fommer Eoget itrafs
og ser fan benoe noget forfer6eligt.
San. ffpnoer Jig / 2on0, frapler op
40 Siel6li6en op til 8anelinien oa
begpnoer at bifte al olle &refter, 90
ban Ter Eoget fomme. 2ofomotip.
fpreren opooger bonn og premier, iao
Soget itanoier 1iot efter me6 ct iterfi
Gpf. Set bor / 1i6lte 9ieblif.
Soget par re66et % 6e n1onge
Menneifer bar lnbil11pne al en- 6are,
iom efter almin6elig 8eregninQ
biloe 'bape fprt Dem lige 10 / 81
6en.
M11e bleb grebne al EofnemmeIig=
beo moo Sen Man0, 1om peo lin
Smtanfe og Snorraaoigbeo bopoe
reooet Sem fra en- flor l1lpffe, og
lom ct l1otrpf for oenne GgleIie: blep
Der lat Ell ,1oiamling igang blan61
Easiagcrerne. Men ga man bil0e
operrGffe Man6en Hergene, .bor. bar
life til at fit6e.
ga bon laa, at 6aren por afber-
set og Iog oa &asiagerer reo6eoe,
aif ban rroen bi0ere lin Sci l16en al
! tnnfe bpcrfen .poa Sat eIler 8elen:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-08

8lobiat 9rama peb 6rebrifsfao.
Sn6e poo ct Mfholbslofole / @lim:
minae peo Treorifsitoo, bpor. Ell
eoaarbej0er @oflet6 = eller .Sofs.
luno, iom ban al andre glaoe fall
beg boebe mes lin Some. fonot
Ser Natten til Ste os.. efter. en6t So:
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-07
DISCUSS PLANS FOR
 MINERS' GATHERING

snaiyzcd Committees have been appointed to canvas the delinqucnts. most of whom appear to have lapsed entirely through carelcssness and they reported having secured . goodly percentage of the money during the last week The work of these committees will be greatly facilitated by remittances at once. as the treasury needs this impetus 10 carry on routine expenses and to advertise the resources of the county continuously.
 State Engineer Lamar Cobb has been invited to meet at the next meeting. the members of the chamber, board of supervisors and officers of the Arizona Good Roads association. to discuss the best and most economical means for con- meeting the south with the Grand Canyon. via Prescott without delay.
 The Prescott band offered it's services free for a welcome home to the Whipplc Barracks garrison. when the soldiers shall return. A vote of thanks was recorded.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-07
NO ADJOURNMENT OF
 THE COUNT FOR LUNCH
fFrom Fridays Daily,

The dispatch of civil and criminal litigation in the Superior Court yes terday was attended with unusual conditions. the noon hour passing away as if nothing extraordinary had happened. the judicial grind being permitted to go ahead with cut the court or any of the attaches enjoying their customary luncheon
 There were visiting attorneys present from outside counties who were anxious to catch trains north and south. while the criminal calcn. dar also called for consideration oI cases set for the day. After a session that covered nine consecutive hours. court was finally adjourned for the day, with a greater amour, of legal business transacted tha had been known in many years ir this district
 The case of the Arizona Power company vs. the Arizona Centra Copper company was ordered dis missed.
 The divorce case of Mrs. Marii Cassclla vs. Harry Cassella was SC for trial on August }. The divorce case of Lillie lone vs. Thomas w. Jones was set fo trial on August i3.
 The divorce case of Joseph Rod erick vs. Inez Rodcrick was trie' and submitted to the court.
 The case of the State vs. Edwa,, Mitchell. accused of burglarizini the Summers mercantile house a Scligman. was called for trial be fore jury.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-07
INSIDE HISTORY OF
 MINERS LIEN LAW

minor amendments. The request was granted. and after a discussion that threatened to start some fire. works at any moment. the bill was referred to the committee on min ing.
 IL should be said here, however, that while the bill was before the committee of the whole in the Sem ate. Representative Lewis. of Giia county. preferred a request that he be allowed to appear before the committee and make some remarks |, favor of the biii. The request was turned down, however. because Senator Cunniff filed an objection. The bill remained for a day or two in the hands of the committee on mining and was then reported with some amendments which the Senate rejected. The bill was then sent back to this committee with in- structions that it be .rcconsidcred and reported again within 24 hours.
 This step was taken because it was believed the warning factions could get together and harmonizc their differences. However, it was discovered that harmony was out of the question.
 The bill stayed in the committee longer than its allotted time; and at ono of the night sessions Senator Wood, of Maricopa. inquired why the bill had not been reported as agreed upon. IL was said the com mittee had been unable to get the members together. Wood then moved that the committee be in structed to report the bill imme- diately The motion prevailed and the bill was reported without reco. mcndation. by Senator Chase, of Greenlcc county. chairman of the committee on mines.
 Senator Wood then took charge of the bill and followed his original move with one parliamentary mo. ton after another. His action wa. SO successful that the bill was or dercd to take its regular course which meant it's final passage.
 As has been said. while the bil was before the judiciary committed there was objection to it on tho ground that it would prove uncon stitutional. But Attorney Genera Buliard gave out a statement a the time to the effect that he ha' examined the bill and that 1t, iI his judgment, would pass mustc with the courts In the light O this fact the action of the Yavapa and Cochisc senators is rather diff ficult of explanation.
 This is the inside" history O this measure. That these facts ar destined to play a rather importan part in the politics of Arizona seem certain.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-07
BIG TRANSACTION
Osa No0aV's Dally.)

While generally known for sev. eral days that T. J. Evans had dis posed of his mercantile and other interests in Ash Fork and Seligman the legal closing of the deal oc. cured yesterday. when deeds and bills of sales were filed for record in the county recorders office. Hi, associate in the business. r. s Dickerson is the purchaser. and th, interests affected include the larg, merchandise business at Ash Fork three lots in Seligman with valuable improvements. and a miscellaneous amount of personal property. 1T value aggregating several thousand dollars The Seligman propert, alone Is said to have been value' at over $l0.00o. Mir Evans. tt | said, will locate in Phoenix.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-07
MAN INJURED IN SANTA
 FE FREIGHT WRECK
(Ften Thuvpaay's DaSly.)

One of the worst wrceks in the history of the s. F., r. & F. rail way occurred yesterday afternoon at about l2:30 o'clock near the cast end of the Willow Creek bridge. four miles west of the city. when eight cars loaded with coal and cement were thrown into the ditch and a miner named William Westney was SO frightfully mangled that his recovery is deemed hope less.
 The accident was due to a broken flangc. 1t is said. while other re- ports give the soft condition of the grade as the reason. The train was an extra freight of seventeen cars going south. drawn by three engines, two being in the rear. The cars that were thrown from the grade were lying in every conceivable position. and two were turned entirely around with the ends resting across the roadway. Others were in a mass several feet from the track.
 Passengers on No. {. porthbound. were transferred to a work train and brought to the city. arriving at 2 o'clock The southbound train left the city on time in the after noon at s o'clock. but passengers and mail were again transferred at the scene of the wreck.
 The unfortunate miner was
 brought to the city on the first train and taken to the county hospital.
 His right leg is broken at two
 places below the knee. while his left one is badly mashed and is
 believed to be broken also. He
 was bleeding profuseiy from deep wounds in the back, where several gashes were seen. His body pre- sented the appearance of having { been riddlcd with chunks of coal
 and he was a pitiable sight to look at. He is about 70 years old. and was 'en route to the southern part of the state from Coldfieid, Nevada ! He carried a card of the Western Federation of Miners and was pen nilcss It is not believed he will survive his injuries.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-07
(Tssa HaAAy's Daiiy.)

A large part of the discussion at the regular meeting of the Chamber of Commerce last night was de- voted to the important proposal suggested last week for a gathering Of mining men of Yavapai county in Prescott
 w. A. Kent. chairman of the mines and mining committee thought the time between now and Labor Day too short for securing the ut- most value and strength from such a convention; but he thought. and his committee with him. that the program of such a meeting should combine. through the medium of the best speakers obtainablc any where. helpful talks and suggestions affecting every phase of Yavapai's greatest industry.
 He recommended that some form oi entertainment be made a part of the convention and that the same should be held as soon as possible.
 A delinquent list showing unpaid dues totaling round sum was
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-07
HIS LAST CHANGE.

PHOENIX, Ariz., July 3l.--Fred Struckmeyer. attorney for the de- fendant in the case of the State against Francisco Rodriguez, con yicted of murder for the killing of his wife, Jesus Rodriguez, has filed is the Supreme Court'a motion for a rehearing of his original petition for a reversal of the judgment of the trial court This will put the case over until some time in Sep tember.
 This case has been in the courts for more than a year. At the con clusion of the trial Judge Kent sen teneed Rodriguez to death, but the execution was stayed by an appeal 10 the Supreme Court.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-07
NEGRO MURDERER IN 4
 STATE OF COLLAPSE
From ridsyr Daily.)

William Campbell. the coiored murderer of Ernest Presu (Kid Kirby). who was sentenced to death in this city last week, is reported to have collapsed since being returned to the state penitentiary at Florence.
 His condition has assumed that gravity that he is confined to his bed. The awful remorsc with which he is burdened was first exhibited after he was placed in the cell set apart for the condemned. From that day until the present time he has continued to grow III. and if he is executed as ordained. the last scene will be attended with unusual circumstances.
 Campbell appreciated the doom that awaits him after the Supreme Court affirmed the decision of the lower court, condemning him to die on the gallows. and a few days thereafter was suddenly taken ili and confined to his bed. He was taken from the sick ward and brought to this city to receive the death sen. tence. but his demeanor at that time indicated an indifference that occa. stoned general comment He is | man of gigantic frame and stands over six feet five inches high.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-07
WANTS DRY FARM
 EXHIBIT AT CONGRESS

Dan Morgan, one of Spokane's most eminent bankers and director of the Seventh International Dry Farm Congress, to be held in Lcth- bridge. Alberta. Canada, October 2l. was a visitor in Prescott Wedncs- day. to meet National Executive Committeeman Frcdericks and the directors of the Chamber of Com mercc with view of ascertaining the possibility of dry farming exhibit from Arizona. for this con gress.
 Professor MeOmic, as substitute for Mir. Frcdcricks, and Secretary Fraser went to Phoenix early in the week to meet Mir. Morgan and in- tcrest the Maricopa Board of Trade and Harry Welch in the proposed exhibit. They met with great sue cess and were assured that Mari copa would form great educational exhibit to be shown with that of Coehise. Navajo, Coconino and Yavapai counties.
 Yavapai was the first county tc show dry-farmed stuff at an inter. national congress and was success full in winning more prizes in Colo rado Springs. last October. than an, county in the Union.
 This exhibit from Yavapai wa, the cause of Dan Morgan's visi and as the result. it is very likel, that the 1913 congress may be helt in one of Arizona's cities. whicl will mean at least 5000 visitor among the delegates alone from out side this state.
 | McOmie and Fraser drove Messrs Morgan and Wm. IT. Doyle to tn, Experiment Farm Wednesday. wher
 the party spent two hours. Tn
 visitor was astounded at the prog
 ress made in less than ono yea since the formation of the farm
 scheme. McOmie will have at leas
 seventy varieties of dry-farmc
 produce to exhibit at the Albert
 exposition and at the Arizona Stat Fair. from this farm alone. Cochise, Maricopa and Yavapa counties and their Boards of Trad 7 are working hard to get the nes congress here. and Mir. Morga said. on his departure, that the bab state will get an even break for thi boon. It will be the first inter { national show to be staged in Ar ! zona.