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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-01
isle fransSiiide 9lanifefe entitsaan,

9as Frun36Fids Resicrnnqs nanig
meloet man aus Semi bas ots3elns
lame Merf BON polpeofe inb WIsda \
GrIterer brdnate DEFENDERS baraui. baIs EM
MnnifeIs bic gegenlpdrilam &drahft
Often uno Rorbsn nibt ais ealldNibes6
fir eas ShidIdl 6es Qapbes ertlaEI
ben, INN ber irripsn MeInung eniuadsaK
~trete1, bic ReplbIit febe Giles aaI t
8drfe. Sembot utD @aesbe fnnItea Gitsff
Bite Gorge fiir MittBtn tins NaiIen
~treifeantn Sat b~insuatIagt bahep. lEksr
0ipidni tpnnhts ein bab mi abs
Menfden fallen. III NaElnn Een ar
dtd bic 9srpfiAtuna tasbalA. din
BIC Msberlfhsuotn III ipfsgas
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-01
aranffurtsr @a6snIiac.

Sn GrnRtfurt ON Ndin BAT FA elm
@sretn fir G~rantenpfltoe uub 5amiliens
firirres I'm artsg eebiIbst. Die trts
@d6tnIine Idutet:
@s6simrat5 4nbrsat 5000 3D.. 81.
beimrdib 8raunfels 5000 Wl.i @shetils
raiGt Sans 1000 m5 mnnatlih fir feHs
Manats; bretbtrr Mag bon @olei9mibts
aotbIailb 10000 d.; Rudolph bon
golbTAmibt > aothThilo 10000 M.;
SuIti3ratb oaeuBer 5000 M.; dTau Gb.
U. 6einrihs (a6berbsSepts $4,000
5000 3d.; GsrSinpnb Sirid 5000 m..
mouotli1 file 6 Monate; Grau Sophie
S,acobi aeb. 8orle $4,000 81. sundHit;
@ebeimraib au6o WaRr 10000 81; Or.
mcrton 5000 3D., mOnatli6 fit 6 Mlos
nate; 8rau emma bon Wlumm 10000
Mari; grpfeFor BON Roorben 1000 d.;
@sbeimrat6 bon pafabant : @ontrdrb
10000 M.; Or. 9olen 1000 d.; Maltsr
bpm Rasb 10000 90; 8aurdtb 8, Nits
ter 5000 3d.; Sufi5ratb Or. RotDieer
1000 ~; Or. Grib R0Bler 10000 3D.;
0tftor RSBfer 5000 a.; Suiti5rdtb
56miOtsq OIer 1000 d.; GbsrtTe Gis
mons SnnRmdnr unb Der @erldg Der
.GranlFurtsr 3eituue" 1000 d.; Belt
bpn Gpcher 5000 So, mouatIih fir bic
eriten 8 Monate; Or. paul Stern 10000
Mart; 5rou S6epbor Stern 10000 Dr.:
Or. @tIb Gtern 10000 M.; @eheimz
rotb 8arrtntrapp 1000 81; ". b. Meius
berg 10000 M.; 6. b, Gutenberg 10000
Mari; 9eutf1e @olbs unb Gilbers
Ghei6es antdlt gemtinfdm nit ibren 8es
umten uub arbeitern 10000 Mf. monats
Ii9 bis ouf reiteres.
0as 1T edit 5rantfurter DuhIt9dtige
tettl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-01
Der @ptngeniuerfrr ppn qRttid.

Wie ber .GtdsFelbiu4 aus outer Quele
mitgetheilt ipirD, 1T ber unteroffisier, ber
aus Dem IS g. iibtr 2itti6 Bic slpSlf
8Omben purF, Der ReErrptpffisisr &.
q t u m et aus 81 r4tNsbtrn,
ar%is aeiIigenitabt III bts propips
Sann.>.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-01
pIhaten a6ihirb.

H einfm Gebiftbuh bes aeFttidmiebs
htinrih hsrfm iii m. @ldbbnd fiiibft Fd
has DHe GplbaEtnIis6:
1l2 gab'n. allaier taB ml6 aebinl
4 baS gSptFlH taff tits ulgbl8 llahr tllibeil,
emA mir QgAtns has alatfrIaae BIT F1Etel,
slfiA aeh3A Miatlef. TAB MID AeWHi
fsiHea iebiea @rlk pla 10 poff Dumb BIZ
FAieas
FafAlana NUT ls6gn nnb penn iuir isrben
mailens
s8lE fua fret. gsater, mir FiAb ir9il
ESief I'm Screen bgenftf hns Bette gebeff,
HEHs maEen min nldt, l9alAcs Mrs nlGt gebfti.
ItsiK fine irei. galsr. tpir fia ireii
9lagT fiafii ba eifit Iii aAaelaiiIeus
.AeasfHlaHa nEHB iesett, iiib ipeTiiG iptr liefben
ntiifeHl
III, sf5fe bid, QIs6lie, ifsiif hthl
et Fnlf hi MID sa ben dHDtfeIt reibeit,
Iglit EgiHeH isiaeH ssHe@t Btu iselenl
Es8Fss sssHe biha
8as saHf ffItgH Wiale molten iptr ms lHteH,
satinlana u.ttB Iaber, unD igerA mir iterheu
Hnltfnl
AaIm lant mshf. lbr WlfHfBen, le6ei poDli
sEap metl ipiE FIG ra9 itts nuffc 3hfiHit
falle1.
on aEs letter ritih lii rib hiHiiberI1anens
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#M fgfler IeAflCheY feiiftt lain faIifA Mllttet.
kniIAfnne utaB le6fp. lu6 iufpa lpir Itetben
maBfli
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-01
I a5nlaln uun gslaien ii gaasrn?

Dt aonIsin bon gdgistt Bit hsIannts
e 1nAssr Deg ~uefIt0rbtnen 9er8ogs
kpA9r III NaDera i'll. loa Iii pol
an Gtarnbsrger Gee, BEN
ber htr8oaliheu 6aniIie, unb
aud HI Bar artuib lpisber6nlt geieAen
pur5sn Filth. Dn 9%sIditigungen bar A6s
eia NfiifAtst iutroen, nimmt bic fo5ials
npEEotFh wNiiudener pot IaIab,
iii bssisn Btfi6ten FOigsnbs 9tmertung
nader: 4Mas and INNER an Der
filth mao, Oh btr Tohtsr Oes Sers
op Aarl 1bsooor Der osutTdfsinolihe
Dogu 9elgitus gu bsib nurbe, Ober Ob
NbEtiFs aur efH GignnI bes Gnoes
btr 6trrFhRrssit bts hlgii6rn aDnigs
iuir ridtfn aa BE 8tp0Iternng bic
6FlnQtnbe Bite. Bic Dame III teintr
agIe ill beldItigsn itHb ihr @didfal bit
.mirbtosn. Sine saf5tit ihublofe Dame
Eir bic llnlbaten hts Fflgi96gn 4Ds
unb Mole babta bit IoEsn, 6aA pdrs
aEdaas unmAroie.@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-01
9rpleit ber G~naIan6er IT @ien.

I
Die 81. ct. BE- erbdIf folssnbe 3us
fdriFt, Bic bon 81 in 8an IebsRbsn Gngs
ldubern ge5ei6net lit.
geehrte Hehatttonl
ggir in Dien lebenbe GngIGnbtr bulter
e fir unfere pfIiat, ben Sitsrrsidifhen
8e60rben fit fire 3u~bortommenbe 3aIs
hlng 8u banteu, bic fe uns geosniiber
eingenommen baben; gkidssitig beuiben
mir aber bieie @eleseubeit, nm burd Sic
Der Oeffentlidfsit betannt 81 gsben, baB
mir Is ebbaft bebalern, baB infer Muts
terlanb fia In ben isbisen arisg sinets
mifAt 6at.
llnIere Spmpatbien finb dtf Der Geite
0eIterreidS, unb I'M bielen Spmpdtbisn
Qusbrud 81 bsrleiben, bdben mir cine
Sammlung berdnftaltet, beren Graebnis
BON 700 Gr. mir benz 9eferreihifhen
Gotben Rreu3 iibermitteln.
Meitere 8eitrdge itnb Su fenbsu an
6errn SO. 8. Mae @arotb, Wien, l. Be-
3irt, @raben 20, 9rattnerbof.
6err Millidm 5enrn Mot 8drbeh bat
fin feline eiaene Rednun9 $4,000 aros
nen, iein gobn 9srr 6rebsrtc Sames
Mac garbep $4,000 aronen unb bic Ga
aarpat6ens Q etroleu msQttiens @ea
feuTAdFt, btrsn prdIibtnt Serr @iIidm
6enrb mdc8arbfp III, uuf feline birette
8eranlaFung ebenfans $4,000 Rronen
sur Dispofition bes Mtiniittrs bes Sns
ncrn geItslt Bat, nobel benz Grmefm
besieIbcn iiberlafen biieb, bieie 8sitrdse
fir bic 3tpede nes Rotben arel5es. Der
5iiriorae fiir I'm 1isnits bsfinbti6e Spls
unO Der 5iirTorge fir ReferptTtens
81 pertpenben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-01
Giieba6Hcn Der friesf#9reabss
staateu.

Bel Der ungebearen Wittigteit, bic bic
GiIen6dbnen fir ben 4ufmdrfd un6 bic
8oH8sutrntipn Der 2ruppenmaHsn ha6en,
nirb es intere6iren, bic aenaueiten unb
neutltn 91ttn barber ait erfabren, 4n
Der Spite ite6t Ttutidtdnb; g beiist
so, 734 attometer. bas bsiBt 11.6 Silos
meter duf 100 2uabrdtiilpmeter pber 95
ailometer duf 10000 Gintpobner. Sn
Der abFoluten 3ablt foi9t MN Rublanb,
BAG bsibt bag europdiids NIT 62,198
Gilometern, dber oa "a iiber iehsmal 10
piel 5ldheninbaIt unb has 8oppelte an
Ginpobnern bat lpie 3eatIaldnb, 10 toms
men bier MIR IL &ilpmeter auf 100
0udbrattflometsr urb AS duf ie 10000
G~tnppbner. Gruntrei6 btliBt 50,232
aitometer. 8a Isfne GldAe mir 1000
auaordttitomettr flsiner lit ala bic
DeutI6nnbs, 10 tommsn nur "a atlos
meter auf il 100 aaabrattilometer. 6ins
eeqea lit Bar gro3entfab ber ailometsre
8abt our Gintpobuer3dbf, neil Is MIR 40
Miaioren Gintpobner bat, gr0ber, rdi1s
lid 1913 auf 10000 Gtrpp6ner. DETER
reid slngarns G%tisubabnneb 1T ber4dlts
nismdBig I6pa9 entpidelt; es 8dblt
AZ. 1923 Rilometet, bas iinb 6.8 aiIometer
duf 100 auabrattilomettr uHb 80 dnf
10000 Gfnnobner, Gerbien idlteblia
beFbt 936 aitometer, bas beibt 2,7 ailos
meter auF 100 Guaordttilometer unb 3.3
auf 10000 G%inpobntr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-01
gapfere g6at eines eiflaierblenera.

aus Mien tpirb esmsIbet: Der Off
3iersbiena qettus bonn 81. SHfdnteriee
Rsgiment fat Ieinen GERM ben Sbers
leutnant Riharb Sttn3et, ala bieIer pers
iuttnoet fuurbe. aug BEN Jeuer g%etraeen,
Ctstpor sr TcIbit bura 8tDci @6ife pers
leBt tpar. Der pddere Dientr purpe our
Detorirung oorgeIdlagen.
Oberleutnant d. Stencil bonn 9roBs
%iparbeiner Regiment ging beirn angrit
auF bic S1bs S%atllbotpn ndAt 8ilird Bel
Billet 1etnen 2cuttn film boratt, big btHt
bor Bic FeinbIide Gtelurg. BORT ereilten
ibr feds 8eldoFe unb berlebisn ibn
I6pfr. Der GFfi3iersbiener mar Ieinem
.5errn mtmittelbar gefolgt linb trug iba
ln aug Dem Gcuerbereid. @r erbielt ods
bel IelbIt 3pei 9ugeln, nuBte ben 0bers
~leutnant lttaeu IaFen unb trp4 naf ben
Silfsptdb. 9ier lebute Ct ieelihe !Silft
fir Ii4 al unb mics biz 8leHirttntrdser
gu benz GFfi8ier, ben ct bate liegen
[oFen.
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Glue NFiferIdIadf IN 0lImBa6n,asas.

Cine sFeabtins @tIdlnie I'm slhda
bfr LETTER erptT
lH A0intt Naubitahnbof iusd Ri .aaln.
Wplih5ta.* 50 bsri6im. 9th diner blt iii
ten Vahit guiHfH afube @tIdnqtnxhtIaAE
porte "a Apln sufd. GiHsr bdlls ali ksn
QaupibabnheI dHsn iHr5m NufuiAa if.
lpQhrsHbofHen ben GsFanoeutn Wf6i iiat
Vbohtr berabrtihs iparbf. Maf kInniAi
COB Is IN sinfm Maqan @~eIanathef fitfn
fdtAterlittn Nu0au uHb Il lam III sIntE
rseelrehtsn .GhEadtA. an btm MIaem
iuarsu 8eIeitr. 8ronsplsn nnb Gndlan
psEtlnt. Die gstqIsr mdd1lsn ben nfaR.
1oftn uHb GnsEdnbsrn ben motmUfF, IL
isifH an ihEfm llngIiid fhulD, nas Be
anpersR fih riht esIauM laHm nrQ
- edb e IdIifbIih su elmer grokaJiaa*
itrsi fam. Die @sIaHgsnfu y6len aus
benz Wdaa d~usesI0hsu fpFg5H WaHitH
oann mad Ndtiouen ~pfsnostl aastslss
unb pnrbeu baup stir.tni ~ pefldiss
bentn Woos.as nnttrssbtaht.
Teutfde Sluiie I'M euslIiden eidt.
.N6t Sabre in 0sutT6lanb" btiittlt
Iih elm Bud bes Gnaldnbers n. g..
Mplit, 70 fhrsibeR bic .9ieler 4eusiten
Rahridiens. bas Toeben erfhieum 1T.
llebsr ben GtiF IN Der beutiren Glntit
bsiBt ss: n5m Sale zines ariegts nit
8eutidtnnb niiroe Grantrtih sermdLlnt
iperotn. unD mir lOnnien sg nidjt reilsn.
Wir tuiirosn uniertrTeits bon IN Nnfpru@
geHommen Tetn nit ben anftrtngunaea,
nm 3eutfhluubs 5lOtts al idiaasa bis.
ireHn aud Ihpdher, BON elmer leihns
fhaftlihen Negeifernne unb bern Gbretis
beieelt lit. lire Ggtitsna al rehtfertietn.
Mentge BEL ufs hdben cine ridtiee 1pts
ftedura pDu BEN @tiif, ber In Der beuiIhsn
Marine lsbt unb hrsnht. Der, ipenN e.
bon aufflammt, bieIsn geaner hDppelf aes
fdhrIih mdhi. Die beutIhe Murine bat
nod lire trftsn aorbeeren gu pfliiden. SIM
Sale unieres Gisoss CUR Gte mare
8eGtFhfdnb INNER nod nt9t geT9laqsn.
Gs nitric 3eit gthabt hnbtn. uniere Idnas
fame ufb einigtrmaBen 5peiFeIhofte linz
terfiibung NIT ~uuisrtu e~dnbtruppeu uns
fhdblih at MAIDEN. unb mir ipirbtn In
etnen arieg pertpidelt, Bel ipeIhem mir
dIles su b~erliersn limb nidts 5u 0etDinntn
hnbsn. Mir f6nnen 9eutI4lanb niht
bernidten. Mdffennitberloesn ipiirSen
fir 9eutlhlanb ulr cine seittpsiIige ges
eintrddtigung bebeuten lnb bds 8spuBEs
fem Matchmaker Ginbeit berdrtig bertisfen,
buB cine erneute gpltstrbebuug mtpibers
itebtid fem tpiirbe.4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-01

Git 6ohnitn MEabeHlie ipirb ain az.
September fir ben So. ntrbfs 1ernin IT.
pIEast perbsn.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-01-21

Monday February End 1914 by this Board for the following
FIRST: FOR THE COUNTY PRINTING. Bidders must state
which they will printing the Coun
for % include the printing etterhead for
Charities all election supplies The Of the Board
Supervisors be published within three days after being furnished
SECOND: FOR SUPPLYING THE COUNTY WITH SUCH
needed and quantities be ordered
of
together with blank books rolls records
indexes be needed
THIRD: FOR THE BURIAL OF THE COUNTY DEAD, includ-
body CONN., closing
be o depth
suitable persons probable age
of death engraved thereon complete.
FOURTH: FOR THE CARE OF CLOCKS the Court House and
tower (wndng, cleaning and repairs same)
FIFTH: COUNTY PHYSICIAN Contractor furnish medicine,
medical surgical the the
Hospital discharge
relief ~ miles
medicine medical
charged insanity perform utopsies
limits
Cd year February 15th 1914
the which
the Expense Fund
The successful bidders will be required
by
faithful performance OF the be approved by the Chair
the Board OF Supervisors
The the right reject any all bids
Bids be endorsed Proposals and have 4 coov
attached addressed
Supervisors, County, Arizona.
accompanied certified Cashiers
faithful
bond and required Of the successful
Bidders invited be present the opening D bids
further information apply the Clerk
BY order the Board OF Supervisors Yavpa County
r. BELCHER,
Clerk OF the Board of Supervisors.
The following claims taken upon
OF ordered drawn the Expense Fund
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-01-21
MONOCLE CLUB.

SPOKANE, Wash. Jan. IL
Each pledging himself to wear
monocle every day until January 80,
thirteen members of the senior class
of the Lewis and Clark high school
in Spokane have organized Il secret
society known as the Monoclc Club.
The boys divulged enough secrets
so that it is known that the mem
bers have sworn to appear behind
monocles at all school social func-
tons this month. and the faculty is
disturbed over the announcement
that the glass ewes will he worn
on the stage at the commencement
exercises The number thirteen has
been chosen as the symbol OF the
club, and the membership Is Inn
tied to that number.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-01-21
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS YAVAPM COUNTY,
ARIZONA.

Prescott Arizona, January 1914
Supervisors County ad
journmen Friday day OF January O'clock
Present: William Stephens, Chairman Aonzo Mason Member K
7. Belcher Clerk.
directed refund Mrs Lena
Patterson OF O for the years 1910 and 9l on lots
25 block & Moe Addition Prescott for the reason that SAID
lots the property of d. 5. Patterson
Collector also authorized and
directed Mrs the $780, School Tax for
The 1910 enormously charged to Mrs Patterson and by
duly seconded carried
authorized and directed refund Mr. JOS w
$500 being hall of the OF taxes
lot H. Block Prescott for the
that said improvements DESTROYED BY ire on July 'ra
L. Brown granted a widows exemption
OF T E Campbell County Assessor the
Oo Tax Collector authorized and directed to
years 1918 Lot Block
destroyed by fire in 1909
collected during the month OF December 1913 totang $4,000
checked found to be correc and ordered filed
report Cowcl County Recorder covering fees collect
December 1913 checked with the blotter
in Recorders Office, being follows. to-wt
filing and recording for December 9l3 $500
Certified abstracts, etc Tor December 1918 80
The report Of J. NJ W Moore Justice the
of NJ. T Justice OF the Peace Mayer for the
month of December 1913 received CHECKED and ordered fled h
salary Campbell Deputy Sheriff, Segman increased from
The following up audited upon
payment ordered drawn the Road Fund.- owit
Claim Warrant 49,
D.. NJ. Clark Pay rol-Roads, and salary
and expenses -S37l46O
Curss Miller County Superintendent Of Schools
taken and approved for the 36 salary for November
and December $250Un office Slll.4O
There further business the Board motion adjourned
Monday, the January 1914 go o'clock
WILLIAM STEPHENS Chairman
R. T. BELCHER Clerk.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-01-21
WORSLEY ENTERS LIST
AGAINST GOVERNOR HUNT
(From Sundays Daily.)


TUCSON, Jan. III guess the
boys are going to force me to go
into the gubernatorial fight"
This is statement made today by
Senator a. A. Worsley when asked
if he had heard a report from Phoe-
nix to the effect that milford Win
sor was trying to get the unions
to demand that he make the race
for senator.
Il have not heard that any such
move is being made said Wors-
ley, "but if SO, it is Hunts work. p"
Forty days is long enough for
any campaign and l have not been
giving myself much concern about
the gubernatorial fight and don't
intend to do so.
What reminded that he already
had one opponent in DR.. II. A..
Hughes OF Phoenix, Worsley said:
Hughes don't count. No one
takes him seriously. He won't be
a factor in the race"
Asked further about the senator
ship, Worsley said:
81 have never considered being
a candidate for senator. The demand
on me has been TO run for gov
ernor. l have not announced my
but guess l shall have
to go into the fight"
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-01-21
SELECT PLACE TO
HOLD FEDERAL COURT
(From Sundays Da1y)

- SaAaol Ddli1
Clothed with official authority 70
make a selection of suitable quar-
tiers i'll which future terms of the
United States court are to be held
IN Prescott. Federal Judge NJ
Sawtelle and United States Mar
shall ]. P. Dillon arrived in this
city Friday night from Phoenix.
Both devoted the greater part of
yesterday to this duty, and after
making observations of various &C
commodations, Endorsed the PROPOSE
tions submitted by the Elks' lodge.
The second floor of this building
was approved as a very desirable
location, and upon the return 10
the capital OF the Federal officials
report to the department of JUS
tice at Washington to this effect
will be submitted. Authority TO
occupy the building is expected to
be received within a very short
time, the matter being somewhat
urgent, in view of term OF this
court being set for March under 4
recent act OF Congress.
The section of the building Sc
lected, is ample in accommodations
and has a convenient location. The
frontage is rs feet. with depth
of 100 feet. The plan OF arrange
ment is to have quite large court
room, with separate chambers for
the presiding judge. embracing at
least two large rooms. The United
States marshal likewise will have
his private office, while his clerk
will have the same seclusion. The
clerk of the court, the United States
attorney and other attaches will be
cared for. while there
is sufficient space unallotted for
at least three good-sized jury rooms.
Tho offer OF Yavapai county to
occupy the courthouse was rejected. I
it is stated. If authority comes
from Washington indorsing the
Elks' building, the work OF prepar-
ing the place is to begin immedi- I
ltcly, that the term OF court speci-
fed may be held. One OF the at
-ractive Inducements for selecting
this site, is said to have been the
exceedingly low rate of rental.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-01-21
Suhr Placed on
Trial For Life
(From Sunday Daiiy.)

II. D. Suhr, ono OF inc l. w. w.
workers who are alleged to have
melted the riot which resulted i'll
the murder of a deputy sheriff and
the county attorney during the Cali
fornia strikes last August, has been
placed upon trial for his lie at
Marysville.
Special interest in tire case is man
ifested here because Suhr was cap
tured at Nelson in this county by
local officials after a nationwide
search had been conducted for the
accused man.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-01-21
MODEST ACCOUNT
OF LIFE BY A
MODEST MAN
SENATOR ASHURST GIVES
THRILLING NARRATION
OF HIS ADVENTURES IN
THE WEST


The following modest and retir-
ing history OF himself was told
writer for the Dallas Morning
News by Senator Henry F. Ash
urst:
How Ashurst Escaped Death.
Born while his parents were emf
grating in a covered wagon from
California to the Southwest, where
hey planned to go into the sheep
business, Henry =. + burst, one
Of the Senators from Arizona, has
had many rough adventures. He
was cowboy at the age OF IS.
Il was large for my age" he
told me and could bulldog a
yearling with the best OF men. To
bulldog steer is to throw lasso
around his head or horns. That
is quicker than to put the rope
around his hind foot. I'd hear
he order, bulldog it, and would
throw the lasso. run up on the
steer. catch it by the horns and
banks and throw it on the ground.
Then the branding iron would be
applied
Those were wild and gay days
While we were living III a canyon.
where the grass was long and
sweet, rider came through say
ing the Apaches were on the war
path. l was five years old, but
can remember how the horseman
looked and the terror his news
caused my mother. She barricaded
the door Of our log cabin-my IA
Their was away from home at that
time-loaded a rifle and said: I'll
shoot you children if the Indians
come and then shoot myself and
she would have done it. The In
dams, however, went somewhere
else.
But l had a narrower escape
from death than that when l grew
up. was being shaved one day
in a barber shop. A bad man
named HaTdesty came through the
door with a gun in one hand and
I long knife in the other He had
killed several cowpunchers, saloon
keepers and gamblers. Nobody
cared overmuch to see him around
whether he was drunk or sober.
The day | speak about, Hard
esty was deep enough in liquor
to be more dangerous than usual.
I'm looking for Ashurst, he
roared. When l find him I'm
going to cut his heart out The
barber fled And there l was
stretched out in the chair, feet
on the rest, a long cloth around
my neck and lather all over my
face.
at was d critical moment for
yours truly. Had l attempted 4
belligerent movement l would have
been shot just as lay and that
wouldn't have sounded heroic i'll
the COW country.
Dancing ON his toes, for he
know he had me foul. Hardesty
Daradcd around the barber chair,
,ircling his knife over his head and
saying, I'm going to butcher you
right now
"The knife was getting nearer
md nearer my neck. concluded
70 take a chance and mix it up
with the brute at close quarters,
,ut a man came in, got the drop
III Hardesty and marched him out
nto the street"
No wonder Z man should like
% be United States Senator and
get away from 4 country where
-on had TO wade around in blood
III forenoon and spend the after
loon cutting notches in your gun
nd burying the dead.
As Sam Blythe ably said in the
Evening Post: "Ashurst
made a vigorous and forccful argu-
nent against the frequent adjourn
lents OF the Senate and the attend
mt waste OF the peoples time,
he speech was of such force that
he Senate promptly adjourned ul-
i the following morning.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-01-21
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS YAVAPAI COUNTY,
ARIZONA.

Prescott, Arizona, January 5th l9l4
Arizona to
adjournment Monday the 5th day of january 1914 at $50 o'clock
Stephens Chairman; H. W. Heap Member; T.
Becher Clerk
Sheriff taken and confirmed by the Board
Mr. Lester Jackson appeared before Board and asked for
the years 1912 and 1918 After giving the matter due consideration the
Board authorized directed Treasurer Collect
l9ls strike " al penalties charged az " SAID assessment '0F the year
report souhwoh County Physician for month
Il December, 1918 received, checked and ordered filed
The report Of w B. She Justice OF the Peace Ash Fork
received. checked and ordered filed
petition rccericd residents
Congress Junction the of VIM T. Morgan
leputy Sheriff the taken and referred Mr. Cha c
Petitions from residents Yvapai praying that Board
bonds issued for building Of new Court Iionse
" received taken under consideration and action postponed until
.urher meeting of the Board.
This being by the opening of
TGpG tor supplies Tor the County Hospital and Jail Mess pub
% MEAT FOX i coURrY He Hosp SPIT G AND G JAIL MESS
Stragh front quarters County Hospital - --I3c ID
o. h Meat M1ke-Irianses OF beef good quality 92zc H.
GROCERIES AND Provisions FOR COUNTY HOSPITAL IA AND
y Leyyrocerics provisions County Hospital and Jail
49, mess nine per above and freight
Jail satisfactory the same was rejected
po4 notion duly seconded and carried awarded
day January 0 provided that good and snficieUt bond in
to be approved by the chairman Of this Board
Azona qualified liable 10 serve as Jurors prepared
dlc properly certified copy OF
Superior Court and said YaHapa County, before
The Clerk motion instructed inset the following adr
scment the Prescott Journal Miner official newspaper Yavapa
eo' ''l0' '''' Proposals a1Ai WANT WANrE S VIZ
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SqPERVsORs YAVAPA COUNTY
Prescott. Arizona January s. 1914
Scaled proposals will be received at this office o'clock
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-01-21

R. the Board OF Supervisors in and for the
Yvap State OF Arizona do hereby certify that the annexed
OF expenditures
Yayapa County 1913 shown by the records
in
WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereuno hand and affixed
this the 3 day of December A.
D. 1913
CSEAI1 R.. 7. BELCHER,
Clerk Of the of Supervisors Yavapai County
business the Board notion adjourned
until Frav day JANUARY, 1914, $50 o'clock
(ATTEST)
WILLIAM STEPHENS. Chairman
R. T. BELCHER. Clerk.