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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-04-15
AUTO SCOUTS IN A
FLYING TRIP TO WEST
(From Saturdays Daily.J

NIiplll Ddtui udN DtllN.I
"Pathfndine in the West" was
the slogan Of the three big Pack
ard cars that passed through Ash
Fork on Wednesday afternoon. en-
route to Detroit. Michigan. on their
return trip home. The cars were
of monster build. and carried nine
men, on 4 tour OF the roadway be-
tween the Mississippi and the Sac
ramento rivers, to make observa-
tons OF the best highways to ne
gotiate for the incoming hordes Of
exposition year The trip to the
coast was made over the Lincoln
historic highway through Utah and
Nevada, and the back track route
is to be the Old Trails along the
Santa Fe railroad
The consensus OF belief, up to
Ask Fork being reached was that
the Old Trails line was the fav-
ored one by 4 large margin. Speak
ing of the journey from Los An
gelcs to Needles all members OF
the party stated the run occupied
10 hours for over 800 miles. From
Topcck. on the Arizona side Of
the river. at the Needles bridge
to Kingman, distant 81 miles. it re-
CURED PTS hours to cover the
country on new road built by
Mohave county. Up to that point
the road was pronounced the best
the party had traverscd since they
passed out OF Michigan. This fact
will be incorporated in a booklet
TO be issued later for the guidance
OF transcontinental tourists.
While at Seligman the party
stated they were DESTROYS OF visit
ing Prescott, but the bad condi-
ton of the road down Big Chino
valley, necessitatcd the plan being
abandoned Out Of Ash Fork to
the east. the cars had some trou-
BILE on 4 mile stretch OF rocky roads
as well were several gates to be
opened. Signs were also lacking,
but this feature is t. be remcdicd
Immediately. it is stated One OF
the attractions OF the Old Trails
route. is the scenery of the north
ern counties OF the State, with
which is combined the historical
in the Grand Canyon. the Petri-
fed Forests, the Indian villages,
the Painted Desert, the Coconino
Forest, and other old-time land
marks.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-04-15

Expressions that all viii be democratic part
within few weeks are in harmony with watchfu wain
policy.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-04-15
SUMMONS COMES SUD-
DENLY TO TRAINMAN
(From Saturdays Daily.)

Very much surprise as well as
deep regret was expressed in this
city yesterday when it was learned
that Robert NJ. Atkinson. a brake
man of the s. T P. & ?. had pass
ed away at Peoria, at Gas o'clock
during tie morning from a hemor-
rhage II the lungs. He was pre-
sumably in the best of health. and
when stricken down, had completed
his duties in making up long
freight train.
According to particulars received
at the local office Atkinson was at
the rear end of the train on the
ground. and when the signal was
given to go ahead, he was seen to
advance toward the engine, with
both hands elevated as signal to
stop. He was walking at 4 slow
gait, and when near other train
men, it was noticed that he was
splitting blood. In few moments
the flow had increased and the
hemorrhage was so violent that he
fell to the ground surviving but a
few minutes. Other trainmen stat
ed that no accident had overtaken
Atkinson, and a coroner's jury re
turned a verdict in accordance with
the facts submitted. The body was
brought to Prescott last night and
burial will be had here later. The
deceased leaves a wife and three
children in this city. He was con-
sidered one of the best employees
OF the road in his line and al an
times was an agreeable man and
well thought OF by the officials of
the system. He was "a years Of
age
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-04-15
MINISTRY OF WOMAN SUFFRAGE NEEDED.

When the OF Arizona appealing to the OF
their chief arguments and OF their force
iui arguments that suffrage would purify politics
and make for better conditions OF welfare Ii logical
there be doubt but that convincing
Today little children OF the State Industrial School
calling for help from these They have opportunity
show that the argument stock political argument
that it campaign talk but plea with
promise.
Under present system which Industrial School
managedand the State pentcntary and Pioneers Home
wel-condtions which Auditor Caaghan reported finding
the Industrial School, any time The State board
OF control is the governors kitchen cabinet and would be
under anv governor who authority which
placed his reach The Governor himself personal
representative board The where the charges
for political purposes
abandonment OF all systems, all policy and
OF all discipline has been created great arns political banner
relating the wonders OF the governors prison reform The alb
soue absence OF policy policy" The
abandonment OF discipline has been keralded reform.
When the State placed the hayward children in the Indus
trial School with the presumption that they would be
made amenabe discipline and that they would be corrected
and with brutal force but would
this PARENTS
Instead under the governors widely heraded fetish OF reform
these children allowed follow
when they have taken advantage of the many opportunities al
lowed them go wrong they have been butaly chained
hng posts with their hands higher than their heads, they
have been logged in brutal that it is per
mittcd the penentiary where past
corrective little girls have been shorn OF their hair
put work hard labor; children placed
nemcnt and given only bread for days
suit that when the period of scourgng finally they
qred hospital treatment under the OF the supern
tendent OF the demmonde aayed in the
of madonna wolf Sleeps cotinginvaded the States
kindergarten and held aurng tales OF the underworld
induce them upon life OF when they
would have secured parole While the people of Arizona slept
the home where Arzona dependent young girls kept
made clearing house of white slavery.
Beside the appeals of these little children all other things
considerations become incidental particularly appeal
the OF Arizona the moers OF children. Soft words
OF good Observation-Disclosures real the assuage
hurts that have been visited upon these children. The of
the State should take this school under their There
call here for the ministry OF suffrage and in that
quality the OF Arizona lacking. The school
should be removed from the influence governors false
ideas of reform and the of Arizona should
opportunity to help the hayward children of the State They
should strike off the padocks that governor
political chariot and make the school what
school where children be remoded useful
occupations.-Tucson Star.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-04-15
SANTA FE MAKES
BACK TRACK TO G. o. P.
(From Saturdays Daily


Col. \. /. Morrison. OF Santa
Fc. New Mexico writes 10 his son,
Robt. T. Morrison OF this city, that
one OF the liveliest municipal cleo
tons ever held in that State. result
ed in the splendid victory of the
Republican nominee for mayor OPP
posing him was a man named Baca,
the candidate Of the Democrats and
carrying the enforcement OF the
Bull Moosers, and other fusion
combinations. National issues gen.
erously bathed with State doings,
and local matters made the contest
one Of the most memorable ever
known in the ancient capital city,
all OF which failed to sway the
tidal wave that engulfed the oppo-
sition of "watchful waiting" on the
Panama tolls and other vital is
sues.
Bacca until short time ago was
an avowed Republican, but switch
ed his political wand, with some
what Of a disastrous result
Col. Morrison is OF the belief that
New Mexico at the next State cleo
ton will roll up a big majority for
the old cause that has delivered the
goods at all times to the people.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-04-15
SUPERVISORS IN A
CHANGEABLE MOOD
From Saturdays Daily.)

(fTOm saturday Dally.)
After turning down the project to
post Yavapai County's portion OF
the Santa Fe trail. the Board of
Supervisors yesterday decided to
fall in line with the move. appro-
pirate tie necessary amount Of
money and thus endorse the move
to Sign" the national highway lead
ing through Ash Fork and Selig-
man.
When o. X. Parker and Carl Nc
Stay of the Automobile Club Of
Southern California stopped at Pres
colt to urge local cooperation in
the sign posting of the highway
leading through this county, they
were accorded a hearty reception
and 4 resolution was adopted by the
Chamber of Commerce calling up
on the Board Of Supervisors to
cooperate.
They pointed out that Yavapai's
sixty miles of the road could be
posted in the uniform way plann-
ed by the Highways Association
at SO mile OF 4 total expenditure
OF $500. This figure was decidedly
small in comparison to the expense
levied upon the other northern
counties through which the road
runs.
The Supervisors, with the excep-
ton of Mr.. Heap, were not very
enthusiastic however and the prop
osition was turned down cold dur
ing the regular session Monday af-
ternoon.
Later, the decision was argued
pro and con and the board finally
came to the conclusion that after
all the expense would be produc-
tive OF results. 1t was pointed out
that the road would be logged and
that the work of posting signs
would cost a great deal less under
the system planned now than IN an
individual way. Yavapai county's
favorable decision gives the post
ing project the united endorsement
of every county in Arizona through
which the highway runs.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-04-15
RICH GOLD FLOAT IS
TRACED TO ITS SOURCE
(From Saturdays Daily.)

From Saturdays Daily0
One of those interesting cases so
commonly known to miners in pick
ing up rich float and endeavoring
TO trace the source to the mother
lode, was revealed by arrivals from
the Jersey Lilly country, who stated
that MesSers. Butcher, Towner and
Peck. had solved this matter. and
struck 1t rich. in what has the in
dications of being fine gold prop
erty.
They made the location on French
Gulch, Of one claim, under condi-
tons that were attended with un-
usual circumstances, making the
discovery in thick growth of I'M
derbrush. The outcrops were con-
cealed from view and sheltered as
II nature had cunningly attempted
tn prevent their exposure.
Although but little development
has been performed, the vein car
ries free gold in abundance. and
has oavstreak of over eight inch
es in width. The owners are elat-
ed over the strike, and are pre-
pairing to go ahead in 4 practical
manner to ascertain the extent of
their riches. Butcher, it is said has
frequently prospected that section,
after picking up the rich float,
for a quarter of a mile distant. In
years gone by other miners have
had a similar experience, and to
find the source of the flow, has baf-
fled all up to the present time.
Scores of mines in the State owe
their existence to 4 similar situa-
ton, and 10 this day there are in
the variou, fields prospectors who
still struggle to trace the rich float
that seems to be indicative OF Col
conda lying about somewhere to re-
ward them for the time and labor
given to seek and find"
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-04-15

is generally believed Euera will soon take pas
sage from Mexico City Paris though he ray
the of end that beel AIadero
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-04-15
COMING METROPOLIS
(From TUESDAYS DailYl

F. c. Whisman has returned from
business trip to Tucson and gives
a good report OF the outlook Of the
old pueblo city. y vast acreage OF
farming land has recently been re-
claimed and eastern farmers by the
score are coming in. Land valua-
tons have reached the high water
mark. and the general belief was
that Tucson was to rank in the near
future as the metropolis OF the State
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-04-15
FROM MEXICO.
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

Pat J. Brenneman returned Sun
day from near Ures, Sonora, after
an absence of over three years. He
says it was case OF being frozen
out" by dull times and conditions
that were deplorable. the country
being in the worst condition i'm
aginable from extortions practiced
in providing means to keep the arm
les moving. No Americans in that
locality were harmed but all that
mad money were subjected to fur
nishing every dollar that could be
extracted from them under the guise
OF taxes. He goes to Jerome in
few days.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-04-15
THE FORT GRANT REPORT.

The report OF ]. C. Callaghan State Auditor conditions
the Industrial School Fort Grant, has been made public
shocking conditions OF APP
parent that the Superintendent OF the School the
OF the State both familiar with the deplorabe conditions
there and did little nothing them.
increased than fifty per year. sanitary cond
tons the school rghu that the punishment inflicted
inmates is barbarous.
That portion OF the report which deals with morals
school discloses conditions that almost unthnkabe
hard believe that such school would guilty
of the practices which Mr. Calaghan says that the
Fort Grant has INDUCED The good reputation
for truth and veracy is the only thing that makes possible
believe OF the things which he has
report.
In the face OF this report Governor immediate
the superintendent the stperinend-
under the Hunt administration have bad the
confidence the management school would be to
recall Jim Mahoney for years its superintendent whose
management OF the school criticism made-Tucson
Citizen.
Expressions that all VIII be democratic party
within few weeks in harmony with watchul waiting
policy
1t generally believed that Mr. uerta will take pas
from Mexico City Paris though wait and achieve
the same sort of end that befel Madero.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-04-15

in a light which S outrageollsy discredtable
In person responsible has to
for than the average man shouderAam Silver
Belt
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TAXICABS, Belle Isle
IVY $3.50, ATLANTA 1898.
HOTELS.
SPECIAL NOTICES,

MIR. IKE MINSK. DEAL
Err IN REAL ESTATE.
FORMERLY AT 415 TEN
Pile COURT BLDG, is
NOW LOCATED AT 921
HURT BLDG. WITH
THE DIME. INVEST
AlENT CO., WHERE HE
WILL BE GLAD TO SEE
HIS FRIENDS.
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LOCOMOTIVE F1REMEN. brakemcn,
wages about 500, experience uuueces-
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Georgian
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MATRIMONIAL.

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WEALTHY California laay, Al, would
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MARRY Many rich and anxious for
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MISSING PEOPLE.

INFORMATION uf whereabouts of Fred
Johnson tcol6reil would bee apprecl
Httd. Anna Johnson $50 Glmer
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AGENTS AND statesmen
WANTED.

WANTED Four good statesmen, attraC-
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weekly. can at 1871 South Pryor St i.
Il. Langstou
WANTED Several stock statesmen that
have the ability and influence neces-
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proposition and no experiment VIII
stand critical investigation. u. b, Box
T. care Georgian.
WANTED -Four men acquainted in
city who will work $50 per week and
up. Experience as statesmen not neces
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get on with the Cincinnati wonder
STOP RIGHT HERE, AGENTS. can
help you make So daily easy. Don't
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WANTED Six statesmen that can sell
ranges and kitchen cabinets. j. y.
Langstou, l9 Trinity avenue.
SlLNERING mirrors, plating table
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free. Clarence Sprinkle, O-Grant, Mari
on, Ind.
GENERAL AGENTS in every city or
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Write for free information. Household
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EXPERIENCED advertising or special
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AUTOMOBILE chauffeur, gei so week
and over many spring openings sam
pie Instructions free Franklin Inst
lute. Dept S89 l., Rochester n.
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UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR
RENT.

THpEE or four connecting rooms.
L1ILCILI kitchenette and bath NJ.
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MUSIC LESSONS

PIANO. violin, voice, puaar auG man
dolu Instructions. lit East ELLIS
street. Ivy t565-J
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HELP wANTEp-FEMALE.


GOVERNMENT Jobs for women; big
pay. Atlanta examinations April 6.
Sample questions free. Franklin lnsl-
tute. Dept. SOIL, Rochester. J. -
EXCEPTIONAL opportunity for lady
vino wishes 20 engage IN high C. ass
business on her own account capital
Of less than $40 required Please call
this week, Wednesday, Thursday and
FRIDAY from 10 10 Z. AZ Hun Bldg.
LADIES Sewing AZ home; material
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DO EASY, pleasant coIorug work at
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LADIES Make shields at home; $40 per
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EMBROIDERY 81 per dozen may be
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LADIES Earn so per 100 making belts
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LADIES Can make $40 10 s15 weekly
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AGENTS Make money quick. sure,
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AGENTS AND statesmen
WANTED,

AGENTS-Keyless paddock. works like
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Thomas Keyless Lock Co, 1929 Wayne
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AGENTS WANTED-See dealers and
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UNFINISHED APARTMENTS
FOR RENT.

BARGAIN three room, steam
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HIGH class tewelry engraver seeks sit
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r.. Box 1855, care Georgian
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-07

DON'T BE AN AGENT-Own your own
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day for particulars Gray & Co.. Plat
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FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING.
ROOMS FOR RENT.

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ST wv 453O-1