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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-01-21
Last Rites For
Chester E. Smith
(From Sundays Da';T.)

The funeral yesterday afternoon
81 c. E. Smith from Ruffner's chap
Il was one of the largest held in
this city in many months, bringing
several hundred people to pay their
last respects to the memory of the
dead. Many beautiful floral offerings
from friends and many expressions
of sorrow over the loss of a SPLEEN
cd young man attested to the
esteem in which the deceased was
held.
Rev. J. lockwood Jenkins of the
Episcopal church officiated and in
terment was given in Mountain View
cemetery. The pallbearers were R.
3. Webster, n J. Pherson. w. L.
Richards. J. I. Roberts, J. w. Stew
art and J. w. Hobbs.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-01-21

Charles w. Pearsall files affidavit
A, work on two mines, Big Bug
district.
J. S. Thurman and wife to A. J.
Pickrell and J. S. Reilly, Placcrita
mines.
J. A. and George Thomson locate
Pima Placer, Weaver district.
w. s. Conner locates Northern
Star mine. Walker district.
January IS, 1915.
n. F. Carlson and J. s. Boyer
amend location of Recall mine,
Cherry Creek district.
Edward and Johnston amend To-
cation of Black Hawk mine, Verde
district.
Frank Williamson to J. C. Young.
bill OF sale, cattle in Ferguson val
ley.
Minnie L. and NJ. {. Smith to
Sally Thompson, southwest quarter
OF southeast quarter. south east
quarter OF southwest quarter, section
?, northwest quarter of northeast
HAHA 49, vi
west quarter, section II, IS range
north, east.
B. F. Hoyt to Ed Barney and
and William AIisenheimer, part of
lot 4, block 6, Hooker's addition,
Jerome.
Robert R. Brownheld and Robert
w. Craig file affidavit A, work on
five mines. Black Canyon district.
|. Y. Foster to John R. Dobler. |
Big Buzzard. Advance, Laughing
Water, Curiosity Shop mines, Cas-
lie Creek district.
Bashford- Burmister Company and /
A. E. Smith file affidavit A. work
On Morning Glory mine, Turkey
Creek district.
Mary J. Miller to S. R. and R.
Roberts, bill of sale, cattle on
Willow Creek, three miles north of
Prescott.
January 10, 1914.
Gottlieb Fischass and wife to Ra-
non \. Lopez and wife, $1,000,
OF 81, block l, Rockers addition,
Jerome.
V. Selma to Schott and Weigand,
ease, one year, lot Is, block 8,
erome.
Flour Gold Placer Company files
ffidavit A. work on eleven placers,
district.
A. L. McWhirter to Clara Frisch.
OF II, block &C." on Copper Chief
nine, Jerome.
Joe Baillargeon files affidavit A.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-01-21
CATTLEMEN LEAVE FOR
CONVENTION AT DENVER
(From Sundays Daily.)

Arizona sends to Denver the
largest and most representative BODY
OF rangemen in the Southwest to
participate in the National Livestock
Association meeting that convenes
on January 10th. With that distinc-
ton Yavapai county leads the van
of cattlemen of the State. and from
this city last night thete were
aboard the private Pullman ]. w.
Sullivan, NJ. A. Perkins. Joe X.
Campbell, Nelson Puntenney. T. W.
King, L. L. Harmon. Frank FOCAL.
Charles Mullen. J. w. Stewart and
c. II. Hooker. From Maricopa
county were seen Dwight B. Heard,
James Cashion, J. NJ. Cartright. +.
Fl. McClung. John Casey, John
Hurley. NJ. Ellingson and John
Robbins. The northern counties
are represented by Fred Golfer,
Harris Miller. Thomas Phelps.
Henry Miller, J. D. Crabb. William
Rabbit, Thomas Fryer and Less
Hart. From the south all delegates
travelled over the Southern Paci6c
and are to meet at Albuquerque.
making solid phlanx of over IS
delegates from Arizona.
\. c. Mcqueen, livestock agent
Of the s. F.. p. & P. railroad. who
S accredited to no particular To-
,ality, had charge of the big round
Ip," while the general supervision
y the railroad transportation of
he bovine kings was capably per-
Crmed by Harry B. Kohl. travel
ng passenger agent, who arrived
Turing the day from Phoenix.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-01-21

assessment work on the big group
has been the consideration. but
when this ends active development
IS TO continue.
The car taken out of the old
workings comes from the Swiss
Girl claim of the system. from the
tunnel level, where winze is being
sunk. Later other claims are to be
worked. where the values are gold
and copper, as determined several
years ago.
Mr.. Baumann states that begin
ming in February it is the purpose
to make regular shipments. and with
the throwing open OF the CONSOLE
dated smelters at Humboldt to Gus
tom trade, decided advantage will
accrue to his holdings, and on a
very attractive line from a pecuniary
standpoint in meeting transportation
expenses. the camp being only two
miles distant.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-01-21

work on two mines, Hassayampa
district.
Ed Contreres appropriates water
OF Sheep spring.
w. s. Adams to w. II. Arch
deacon, bill of sale, newspaper plant,
etc, Jerome.
January II, 1914.
o. s. Caywood locates Saturn
mine, Big Bug district
William Hardness locates Little
Jack placer, Big Bug district.
J. S. Thurman, ct al. locate Lucky
Louie mine, Weaver district.
A. J. Burmister to Floyd A. and
Charles R. Burmister, bill of sale,
$40. Cattle ranging on Lower Aqua
Fria, range rights and etc.
Susan Roper locates eight mines,
Cherry Creek district.
Estate William Shaw to John II.
Carlisle, administrators deed, sta
ton, millsite and water right, u
miles northeast of Wickenburg.
Consolidated Arizona Smelling
Company files affidavit A, work on
four mines, Peck district: Is mines
Big Bug DISTRICT, one mine, Del Rio
district.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-01-21
DESERVED HONOR.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE
nomination of Colonel William Cor
gas of the Isthmian canal commits
sion to be surgeon-general of the
army, was prepared today at the Ii
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-01-21
SOME TASK.

SPOKANE, Wash, Jan. ITO
teach the English language to 500
pupils OF Is different nationalities is
the task set for Superintendent A..
J. Simpich of the night school main
tanned under the Spokane school
system. The average daily attend
ance is $50 pupils. who are instruct
ed by ten teachers. Many OF the
teachers speak nothing but English.
but manage to make remarkable
progress with the aid of pictures and
blackboard work.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-01-21
January Il. 1919.

JdHudIy ~, IJ4T'
G. w. Hull and wife to James J.
Harrington. lot 4S and onc-half Of
lot ~, block B." Syndicate addi-
ton, Jerome.
John ]. Lamb and George /. HUI
man locate Merry Widow mine,
Aqua Fria district.
Sara Thackcr to Henry w. Thack-
or, mining deed. Hillside, Pioneer.
Mountain View mines, Squaw Peak
district.
Jno. r. Shearcr locates Hope
mine, Pine Grove district.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-01-21
EASY MONEY.

VENICE. Cal. Jan. H.-Four
Greek laborers were arrested to-
night on a charge of counterfeiting
a large number OF dollars ard half
dollars in 1912
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-01-21
FORM OF BOND.
SCHOOL RUILDING ROND.

No-- UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER NINE. OF YAV.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-01-21
PRESCOTT FISH MARKET

Dealer in All Kinds of Fish
HOLSTERS, Grab, Shrimp and Oysters
in season Special attention given
phone orders Prompt delivery to all
parts of the city. Phone: Black 395
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-01-21
BAUMAN MINES IN
PRODUCING COLUMN
(From SUNDAYS Dailvl

The Baumann Mines Company has
entered the productive class and has
car of high grade copper ore on
the dump ready for shipping 20
the smelter.
Jules Baumann, the president, who
arrived from the camp near Hum
boldt Friday states that since
resumption took place last month,
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-01-21
Proceedings Of the Board OF
Supervisors Of Yavapai
County, Arizona.
[Coptinued from Page Four

Indebtedness already for said bonds shall
Dollars (SlOO
numbered Cd inclusive that said bonds
shall January A. due
uary ls A 1884 They shall bear the of six
year Both principal and interest shall be payable in gold COIN lawful
standard
and eness the principal and the thereof shall be payable
County of
County n State.
shall
of
of
of
of
OF be
shall necessary
said coupons
That shall be signed by the Chairman of the Board Of
be by County Treasurer of said
had Autographed
smile signatures said officers had and made and each of
saidc
That said
shall be- and the hereby prescribed follows
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27
Death ANGEL

Berry Griggs, prominent citi
zen Of Warm Springs, died at hi
home Monday of this week. Mr.
Griggs was found over all Ran
dolph county as potato raiser
Pneumonia was the cause of bis
death.
Mrs. Carlee died at her home al
Warm Springs first of this week.
Mrs. Carlee was getting up IN years,
and deing attacked with pneumonia,
her constitution was not strong
enough to recover from the disease
The remains were buried tuesday
at tbe johnson Chapel cemetery,
:.orth Of Warm Springs.
Sam Victor, an inmate Of The
county farm, died at the farm
Sunday evening about six o'clock.
lndigency was the main cause OF
his death He leaves n sister and
four brothers.
A man named Gordon, died at his
home near Brockett the latter part
of last week. Mr.. Gordon was
"a newcomer to that community,
having moved there from Tennes-
see only few months ago Pneu-
monia was the cause OF his deatf. f.
lie was a middle-aged msn,aud lea
YES a family.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27

Oscar Keith aud family arrived
from Little Rock Tuesday. Mrs
Keith aud little ones have been Wis
iung relatives, while Oscar has been
attending a Shrlner's meeting.
Dewitt nagood OF Middlebrook
came down Monday with his son,
iIcary and one Of the Swindleboys.
The boys left on the evening local
for WalnutRidge. where Henry has
a position in one Of the barber shops.
The other boy is looking for a To-
cation.
Figure any way you please, but
the best surest aud most inexpensive
way to a good position aud perma-
nent success, il to equip with the
latest aud best training business
college can give. Ford's gives the
best IN southland, stereotype, touch
typewr,ting. bookkeeping, banking.
Office practice, arithmetic, pen
manship, spelling, grammar, com
mercial law, letter construction,
punctuation. etc, free illustrated
catalogue. Ford's Business College.
Little Rock. Ark. 81 If.
Kercheval & Rice are enlarging
the shoe department Of their store
by extending the shelving back TO
the rear part Of their store. In this
way they are making room :or sew
eral hundred pairs Of shoes more
than they have been able to shelve.
The new shelving also adds much
TO the neatness Of their store, also.
Rev. Bishop Of Little Rock, who
is representing the Arkausas Orph-
ans Home association, filled the pull
pit at the Methodist Sunday even
ing. lie spoke on the work that Is
being carried on by his organization
in securing good homee Tor the or
phans. During the past twelve
months they have provided homes
for more than two hundred children.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27

eorn goes to the state fair, you w'l
ee, left # YOU fail 10 send Johnston
county corn, as this Is the mosI per-
fee, samphog corn known. TINS u
what il takes to capture state prizes
As TO cotton, We cannot make
success growing staple cotton 'f""
the fact that our gins ran At 100
high ,peed, thus cutting the nut
h udly. Get The best seed he~
emher that the best il none too goou
for us. This may be said OF tue
canning club members.
/ know some oi your parents are
opposed 10 your joining IL" ''a'-'
aud yet there is no reason ~i'y you
should not have an acre or iwa OF
your own. 20 that you may i'' ahle
to study improved m'tnod' ANA put
them into practice FOR yonr'eli'
A. you kuow our population Is
continually increasing. Our la"u
remains the same all the time, 81 1t
is necessary that we begin to learn
to produce better yield TO every
acre.
Randolph is In the lead OF the
club work, aud let us hold the posi-
tion we have won 10y hard work.
1t is likely that we will have a
weeks school at Poeahonlas next
Decem ber for the henelit of the agri-
cultural work IN this and adjoining
counties Get ready for It and at
tend every day. 1t will be free OF
COAT to yon. Yours truly, {. IL.
Carter, Member.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27

money for a rainy day. In fact
these two women have done better
in financial wsy, than many men
who have had far better opportuni-
ties than they have had. Grsndma
Bradley was one of the best women
! ever knew. She had been 10 fee
hle health for quite long time aud
her death was not a surprise TO her
many friends. She has four chll
dren living, James Hart, Mrs. Mar
tha Ahanathy, Mrs. A. Lacy and
Miss Josie Hart. Tbirly-two grand
chllhren. Forts-four greet grand
children and one great, great grand
child. She often expressed herself
as not fearing to die, but did not
like To leave her relatives and
friends. By her death passeth,
from our midst, noble woman.
A FRIEND.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27
Wedding At Maynard

A wedding took place at May
nard last Sunday, Miss Olns Side,
and Alpheus Poynor being the con
tracing parties.
Both young people are well
know, and are among Maynard's
most popular circles. 7 he bride has
been living at Maynard for the past
few years, having come from Ken
lucky with her parents, The
groom has been a resident Of May
nard ali his life, and is the son Of
j. ID. Poynor.
Rev. J. w. Sconce performed the
ceremony that hound the two young
people together As life partners
The Star Herald JOINS a host OF
friends in wishing them long
and happy married life
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27
ron ennnlrr AID oolarcron

We are authorized 70 announce Perry
Eplses a. candidate for the Office Of sheriff
and ,oiloctot of Randolph county. subject TO
~ sctiou OF the democratic primary elec-
tim
We arr authorized 70 announce o. A. Lem
ssas a. candidate for the olice OF sheriff
ard collector OF Randolph county. subject to
the action o. the Democratic primary elec-
tinn-
We arr authorized 10 announce J. Wesley
broUn a. a candidate Tor the oflice OF sheriff
s.A collcctor OF Randolph county. subject 10
shs acfion OF the Democratic primary elcc
sssn-
We arc authorized 70 announce hurley
Knots a. a candidate for the office OF shuriT
nsd collector of Randolph county. subject to
IN artion OF the Democratic primary clcc-
tisn-
We are authorized TO announce j. d. Ker
fcV as a candidate for the Office OF Sheriff and
Curecfor OF Randolph county. subject to the
s<tion % the Democratic primary election.
We are authorized 10 asnounce J. c. Bow
ers as a candidate for the onice OF Sheriff and
coslnrtor Of Randolph county. subject 10 the
actiou OF tho Democratic primary election.
We are authorized 70 announce W. r. Rus
sell as candidate for the Office OF sheriff
asd collector OF Randolph county. subject 10
the sctlou OF The Democrotlc primary cleo
tlon.
We are authorized 10 announce Geo. W.
Wanu ~ a candidate Tor the office of sheriff
and Coilector % Randolph county. subject
90 the action OF the Democratic primary
ciaetion.
We are authorized 10 announce Hunter
Perrin as a candidate for sheriff and colec-
terof Randolph county. subject 70 Che action
= al The Democratic Primary election.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27
Wood Stock Company

The Wood Stock company enter.
taioed the patrons of Cookies theeter
first OF this week. The Wood com
pauy, consisting of four persons,
put on the best vaudeville that has
been seen at Cookies IN long time.
They have some splendid singing
acts, and their fun is clean and tye
kind that makes you laugh, whether
you want to or not. They gave
two vaudeville acts, aud after the
the last reel Of pictures, one-act
play. Manager Cooke is to Ne con-
graduated in securing the Wood
company for his patrons.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27
10 the Club Members

1t is now time to join whatever
club You wish, and If you have no
blanks, Mr.. Kizer will be pleased to
furnish you on application. When
You join be sure to get the best
seeds. For corn accept none but
the Johnson county white corn, as
Won cannot expect high prize from
any other STRAIN of corn. Few can
capture district prize from bushels,
but you can get good county pre-
MUM for yields. Yet when your
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27
figures and Fancy
(ByaK Kidder)

Here is the song Of the office
seeker. in years agone; how they
miss il now:
My voice Is as hoarse as fog horn:
My hand has been squeezed TO pulp;
I've forced down so many Scotch high
lballs
That l am too crowded 10 gulp;
My eyes In their sockets are burning;
My hair needs a comband brush;
My feet are as wet as dlsh-rag
From tramping around in the slush:
But still am warbling my matin.
IL acts as a wonderful salve:
Say whatare you going 30 have, boysy
What are you going to hayey'
My throat is infamed from much
smoking;
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27
nm nnr.xrr lnnn

We are authorized 10 announce sam Brow
- candidate for the oflce OF County and
Prohafr Judge Of Randolph county. subject
- H. action of the Democratic primary cleo
Ton
We arr authorized 70 announce Tobe chas.
t.ln - q candidate for the Office OF count,
p<nhatc Judge Of Randolph county. subject
% The .cuoa OF the Democratic primary
ekcclLon.
Ne are authorized unce G. II. Car
lsr candidate for the Office Of county and
psoezfe JUDGE OF Randolph county. subject
- lhe action q the Democratic primary
aIrclInn.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27
xoa csncuir Iupon

We are authorized 10 announce :. a. u
F.ton = candidate Tor the oiiice Of judge Of
~ sixteenth Judicial circuit Of Arkansas
suhIert % tho action of the Democratic pri-
u1rr eitsuon,
We arc authorized 10 anrouncc David l..
Kler candidate for the Office Of cirsult
l.arr n tho sixteenth lndlclal circuit of Ar
kanzsa. subject 10 tho action Of the Demo-
crafIc urlmarg election.
Vc nrc authorized 10 announce J. u. haker
- = rsrdldatr FOR hciiiice oi judge OF tho
fstIs indhrlal cllcult of Arkansas. subject %
....io,, .,f the democratic primary election.
We are authorized 10 announce J. A. Vat.
"a = candidate for the oiiicr OF Judge OF the
drtrath Judicial circuit OF Arkansas, sub
jscl - The action Of The Democrat primary
<Icc1loa.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27
"A Good Women Gone

Mrs. Lucy A. Bradley, who lived
about four miles north of Pocahon-
tas, departed tins life on February,
3, 1914. Grandma Bradley az she
was familiarly known among her
relatives and friends, was born Sept
Is. 1928. in Halifax. Va. She left
Virginia in 1885 and went with her
parents to Missouri, locating near
jefferson City. In ls45 she mar
ried A. K. Hart and in the year
1853 she and her husband came to
Arkansas, locating IN Randolph
county. Her husband Mr.. Hart
died a few years later. In 1873 she
married J. w. Brady. For sever
al years she and Miss Josie Hart
her daughter, have resided together
on a farm where they have, by their
own labor and careful, management
made a good living, aagcd TO pay
an their deht4 % ay by some
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27
ron corsrr cLrnk

We ar auihonzod 10 announce ". H.
phlups a. candidate for the ofice OF coun-
~ and probate clerk OF Randolph county.
<ublort q the action OF the Democratic pri-
mary election.
We are authorized 10 announce X. l.. Illg
<inbotham as candidate for the oiiice OF
countr and PROBATE clerk Of Randolph coun-
~. sahiect 20 the artlon u the Democratic
rrlmarr election.
We arc authorized 10 announce +. 7. Har-
ri-au a. candidate for the Office OF county
.nd probate clorke Randolph county, sub
,ect o. che action OF the Democratic primary
eIo1flou-
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27
Nksasafsse q
And TELLING Law honesf ann.

And telling how honest | am;
| Ny temper and patience I'm losing,
Still am as meek as a lamb.
My rival i out with his hammer.
Reclting the breaks | have made,
I Tie fOndness ! have for red liquor,
Tie bills that never have paid.
/ But hark 10 the song | am singing.
! In sootl. It's n fine brand of salNe:
Say what are you going 10 have, boyS2
say, what are you going 10 have
] Let rume If the youngsters and
also the "old youngsters" try THE
problem M addition: Use the mum
bers, 1. 2. 3. 4, 3, 6, :. s, ., o
ONE ONLY. aud so arrange them
that, when added. their sum will be
100. The manner of arrangement
l. not limited, hut il must be free
from multiplication, and used but
once IN each addition. More than
one arrangement is possible. (An
arrangement will be shown next
week. -Ed)
Commissioner Edwards Of the
New York city street cleaning de-
partment was talking over the long
distance TO friend. When the
conversation was ended, he asked
central what we're the charges.
"Oue dollar, please" replied cen
tral.
"Whai. one dollar" exclaimed
the commissioner, s'l'm not a Rookie
feller. Why. ] could call up Hades
Tor one dollar"
Very likely" vas the polite re-
ply. "But then, you know, that
is IN the city limits
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27

We are authorized 10 announce tilinni
James a. a candidate for thu uihce ui .ett.
sentative al Eandollih county, suntct - INV
action OF the Democratic primary eicctinn'
We arr authorized 10 announce r newton
Fllls a candidate fnr Representative "'
Randolpl county ,uhiect TO the action of ih'
Democrats primary election
We are authorized 10 announce ". A. JACK
Son a candidate Tor recollection 10 the ""f'
of representative of Randolph county, "a"
isri q the actlun OF the Democrats primary
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27
rnn oinoulr cLERK

We are authorized 20 announce Branee
Ezrln a. candidate for the Office of circuit
elerk md recorder Of Randolph county.
r.b ie,t a. the action Of the democratic pri-
nsrT election.
We arr authorized 10 announce Ben John
sfon a. a c cindldatc for the onice OF circuit
cIort anl ro-order ~ Randolph county. sub
isct - the action Of tho Democratic primary
nIntIIuu
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27
Political Announcements
ron ooxanss

We are authorized % announce W A. Old
Ala a. candidate for the oiiice OF congress-
ruaa feom the second congressional district
81 Arkansas. subject to the action OF the
n~aocratIc primary election.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27
I'm hi III

We are authorized % announce frcd bran
don a. a candidate for the ofiicc OF Justice
nf the pcare of nemun township, subject to
tho action OF tho Democratic primary riee-
ton.