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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-03-25
PEARL JACKSON.
FORFEITURE NOTICE.

To FRED r. LITTLE, his heirs
executors, administrators and as
signs: You are hereby notified that
| have expended during the year
1913 One Hundred Dollars in Ia
Dor and Improvements upon the fol
lowing mining claim situated in the
Big Bug Mining District, Yavapai
County, Arizona: Arizona Lode
Mining Claim" notice Of location
of which Is OF record in Book 46
of Mines, page II, records OF Yay-
apai County, Arizona, in order q
hold said claim under the provisions
of Section 1924 OF the Revised Sta
tutcs OF the United States, and the
thereto approved Jauu-
lry p, 1880, concerning annual Ia
Dor upon mining claims, being the
required TO hold said claim
for the period ending the 3lst day
OF December, 1913. And if, within
ninety days from the personal serv-
ice OF this notice, or within
ninety days from the publication
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Bert Jackson deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned. executrix OF the estate OF
Bert Jackson. deceased, to the cred
itors OF and all persons having
claims against the said deceased.
to exhibit them. with the necessary
vouchers within zen months after
the first publication OF this notice
to the said cxccutrix at Kirkland.
Arizona, the same being the place
for the transaction OF the business
OF said estate, in said County OF
lavapai.
PEARL JACKSON.
Exccutrix OF the estate OF Bert
Jackson. deceased.
Dated this 10th day Of March.
1914.
w. March 1926 April ISIS.
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SUMMONS NO 61IS.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
NAFAPM COUNTY, STATE
OLE ARIZON

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
YAVAPAI COUNTY, STATE
OF ARIZONA.
Matte s. Rowland, plaintiff. YER
sus Thomas c. Rowland, defend
ant. Action brought in the Superior
Court OF Yavapai County. State of
Arizona.
The State OF Arizona sends greet
ings to Thomas c. Rowland.
You are hereby summoned and
required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above
named plaintiff in the Superior Court
OF Yavapai County. State of Ari-
IONA, and answer the complaint filed
with the Clerk Of this Court at
Prescott. in said County Ia copy
OF which complaint accompanies
this Summons). within twenty DAYS
Exclusive of the day OF service),
after the service upon you OF this
Summons. if served in this County;
in all other cases thirty days. after
the service OF this Summons upon
you Exclusive Of the day OF scrv-
iccD
And you are hereby notified that,
if you fail to appear and answer
the complaint as above required.
plaintiff will take Judgment by de-
fault 9sainst you aud judgment for
costs and disbursements in this be-
hall expended.
Given under my hand and Seal
Of SAID Court, at Prescott. this
10Th day OF March. y. D.. 1914.
P. J. FARLEY, Clerk.
(ScaD By
\. l. JONES, Deputy,
March II, is. 25-April /, S.
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thereof, you fail or refuse to con-
tribute your proportion of such ex-
penditure as co-owner, which
amounts to $50, your interest in the
claim will become the property Of
the subscriber, your co-owner, who
has made the required expenditure,
By the terms of said section.
Dated at Prescott, Arizona, this
5th day OF January, 1914
First pub, Jan. 7, l9l414t.
II. MINUSE.
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Return to Range.
Mining Mission.

Billy Fullerton, representing a
Southern Arizona mining syndicate,
is in the city after scouting trip
through the camps adjacent. He
was in Chaparral Friday and from
surface indications is agrceably inn
pressed with that mineral belt
Passing Through.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. |. Jameson OF
Bridgeport, Illinois are in the city
in their auto, and in few days con-
tinuc their journey TO the coast. In
their party are eight autos. the
others remaining at the Grand Can
yon until Monday morning. Storms
intcrfcrred with them after leaving
the above city, when the machines
were placed aboard cars in Kan
sas. and unloadcd at Albuquerque
from which PORT the trip was made
overland. All are enthusiastic ov-
CT Arizona and its interesting seem
cry. The return trip is TO be made
by steamer through the Panama ca
nal sometime this summer. There
are two women in the party who
are over seyenty-fivc years of age
and this is the first time any of
them have visited the west or
crossed the Mississippi river.
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Mining Business.


John Dick, mining in the Hassay-
ampa arrived from his camp yes
terday on a business trip, and is at
the Sherman house.
Early Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester w. Earl of
Deming, n. NJ, are in the city to
remain indefinitely. They were here
last summer and their early return
is FASTENED by the beneficial re-
suits to Mrs. Earps health. Mr.
Earl returns home in a few days,
but will be a frequent visitor dur
ing the summer.
City Realty Sale.
Emil Kaufman, formerly a resi-
dent of this city, has sold to Mrs.
Mathilde E Motz. of San Diego,
his interest in a house and lot in
the Bashford tract of the city. the
deed being filed for record yester-
day. The purchaser is TO arrive
later to make Prescott ier future
home.
From Placer Camp.
o. o. Smith. general manager of
the Lafayette Placer Company. was
in the city yesterday from the camp
at the wagon road crossing OF Lynx
creek. He was joined here by w.
D. Alexander, Jr., of Phoenix, one
of the stockholders who comes on
a trip OF inspection. The property
is running and Mr. Smith states the
returns are satisfactory. in recover
ing the dust OF Lynx creek. New
machinery is to be added and a
large area of ground is to be work
ed.
Takes Layoff.
{. ?. Hillmau, brakeman of the
5. +. P. & z. railway left yester-
day for Southern Arizona and
Northern Sonora on a land buying
trip, to engage in the cattle business
later. He is on his annual vacation
and will visit with friends at Tue
son his old home for a few weeks
Buys the Pelts:
Harry Effron, of Phoenix, yester-
day closed the deal with the board
of Supervisors for all pelts remain
ing on hand OF the coyote and wild
cat, numbering 216 The sum of S54
was realized by the county, and the
buyer states they win be shipped to
an eastern furrier To be trimmed
for the fashionably inclined.
Back to Range.
y. c. Young who recently sold
his range holdings in the Camp
Wood country is to reenter the
business, buying from Frank vii
hanson yesterday several head OF
cattle. the Russell strings and 100
acres of land with all improvements
situated in Ferguson valley.
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Visiting Friends.

Vislung FRIENDS.
Mrs. J. E. Gregg, wife of the
yardmaster at Ash Fork of the S
F. P. & P. railway is in the city
for a few days visiting with friends
Business Trip.
Marshall R. Stoddard, one of the
best known residents of Mayer. is
in the city on business and regis
tiers at Brinkmeyer's hotel.
Mining Deal.
Nellie Murphy, Of Chicago, has
sold to H. w. Flentke, of Evans
vile, Indiana, her interest in the
Dolphin minrig claim, in Turkey
creek district, the deed being filed
for record yesterday. Mr. Flenkte
has taken over that property, and
IS now operating the group.
(From Sundays Daily
Visiting Friends.
Miss Clara Aiken, of Jerome
Junction, was a visitor with friends
N the city yesterday.
Back from Humboldt.
Jean Eads who has been filling brief
| engagements at the Consolidated
shelters returned yesterday from
Humboldt.
Visiting Friends.
: Mrs. II. II. Burns, teacher OF the
Skull valley public school, is in the
city to spend Sunday visiting with
friends.
Rural Visitor.
J. w. kimberley, a rancher OF
! Williamson valley, is in the city
IN business, and is registered at
the Prescott hotel.
brings Rich Ore.
Richard Umlah reached the city
Friday from his Bill Arp mines on
Lower Turkey creek, bringing a
shipment of 500 ounces silver ore
'or sampling. ]. d. Thompson, at
IN Thunderbolt. had just made
shipment of two cars to the Needles
smclter that yields over 200 ounces
to the ton.
Concludes Visit.
Mrs. Z. G. Grove, who had been
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. ..
F. Orthel, for the past three weeks
returned to her home in Phoenix
yesterday.
Business Trip.
L. F. Clark, formerly a resident
OF this city. but now a fireman on
the Verde Valley Railway, was a
business visitor from Clarkdalc yes
terday.
Texas Visitor.
L. B. NJ. Bait, of Dallas, Texas
is in the city to look over the
country with the view OF locating
and engaging IN business.
From the Mines.
Felix Lyttle, mining in the Wal
nut Grove section was in the city
yesterday OIL business and to meet
cousin who is ell route from
Bloomington, Indiana, to remain
indefinitely for his health.
To the Capital.
Mrs. G. a. Bray left yesterday
for Phoenix. where she will be the
guest for a few weeks OF Mrs. a.
Kelso, formerly resident OF this
city.
Business Trip.
c. F. BAIL, section foreman OF
the S. I. p &, p. at Ramsgate, was
in the city yesterday for i brief
trip on business matters, register
ing at the Prescott hotel.
Mining Business.
Thomas Anderson OF Crown King
IS in the city on business pertaining
to starting Of work on an extern
sion OF the Bradshaw Fissure mines
His holdings are situated in the
heart of that mining camp.
Return to Range.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cline re-
turned to their range ranch near
Goodwin yesterday, the. latter con-
Guiding visit with her parents,
Judge and Mrs. Ainsworth on Wal |
nut creek for the past two weeks. |
Placer Mine Deal.
Grant Eads has closed the deal
Tor taking over the placer holdings
Of John Godcc. w. 4. Long, John
+. Burris Emmett Fitzgerald, Peter
Mackin and L. VI. Albcrtson, Situat-
ed Oh Lynx creek.
Mining Mission.
Billy Fullerton, representing
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Teromites Here.

Charles Liebig, William Bracken
and Tim +. Shea, all well known
residents and business men of Je-
rome, were in the city yesterday on
= pleasure trip, registering at the
Prescott hotel
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(From Tuesdays Daily)
Social Hour.

There will be an afternoon tea
and social hour given at the church
by the ladies OF the West Side
at 2:30 p. m. All are cordially in
Vited.
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Jerome Deal.

Max Kohn of New York City
has sold to J. J. Harrington, OF
Jerome two lots and brick build
ing in the latter city, for the sum
OF $1,000 the deed being recorded
Wednesday.
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Visiting Friends.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tally. OF
Jerome, the former with the Unit
ed Verde in responsible capacity
were arrivals yesterday in their auto
on business and pleasure trip
for a few davs.
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Eastern Visitors.

p. J. Barney, W. y. Wallace and
". X. Jayne OF Muscatine, Iowa,
and W. J. Mitchell, Of New York
City comprise = party in the city
70 remain for several days on min
ing business.
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other work.
9rief Visitors.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Skinner, the
former general manager OF the Po-
cahontas Mining Company, were
brief visitors to the city Wednes-
lay from the camp near Mayer.
coming in auto.
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From Camp.

Henry Kennedy, mining i'll Castle
creek district, Is in the city and re-
ports more prospcctors in that sec
ton than known for many years.
lie states that the Black Rock
country is passing through an era
that indicates the making OF sew
cral big producing mines, and the
Tonnage nu the dumps practically
proves the resources OF that field.
Coming Back.
MIR. aud Mrs. g. II. Bennett write
from Santa Cruz. California that
they are to return to Prescott ear
ly in April, to again reside. The
health OF Mrs. Bennett is the in
ducement Tor bringing them to the
pineclad city.
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Mining Business.

Floyd Van Zandt, OF Kirkland.
and Garland Smith, OF Wickenburg,
were arrivals in the city Sunday, on
business pertaining to their mining
interests in the southern part OF the
county.
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Visiting Physician.

DR.. and Mrs. \. c. Carlson. o
Jerome. are in the city, the form
er as j witness in litigation in th'
Superior Court. and the latter tC
visit With friends.
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Mine Examination.

-. !. Barry, w. \. Wallace aud
W. \. Jayne. OF Muscatine. Iowa,
rcccrt arrivals in the city, LETT yes
terday for Crown King to make an
examination OF certain mines near
that town, with the view of be-
coming interested. They are to re-
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Business Trip.

L. F. Clark, formerly a resident
OF this city. but now fireman or
the Verde Valley Railway, was Z
business visitor from Clarkdalc yes
terday.
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Fraternal Mission.

Mrs. J. II. Aydelatte, prominent
ly known on the coast in MaccabeC
circles, arrived yesterday from Oak
land, California, to visit for sew
eral days with the local lodge.
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From Copper Basin.

Jack" Gobleman. one of the wei
known miners Of this field was III
arrival yesterday from the CONNER
cial camp, and is taking a layof
for a few days He is registered
al the Prescott hotel.
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Legally Closed.

The deal between ". !. Dunn and
A. H. Tilton. ior the 90 acre ranch
of The 'ormcr on Lower Aqua Tria
was filed for record yesterday, iu
which u.c price paid was given a-
$4,000. MIR. Tilton has taken charge
OF the property The place is more
Familiarity known as the John Wells
ranch, and is considered one OF the
best in this section.
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From the Country.

James Maders, the Aqua Fria val
ley raugcman, was d business visit
or 10 the C.ty yesterday. in his auto
registering At the Ruffner garage.
lie stated the range is again in
good condition and cattle are get
ting into old time form after the
Widcst winter ever known.
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Country Visitors.

Frank Krcll and Arthur King.
rangemen OF Big Chino valley were
visitors TO the city yesterday on
business.
Visiting Rangeman.
NJ. \. Perkins and J. H. Campbell
rangemcu of the Upper Verde, are
in the city on a business trip. both
reporting the feed as good and cat
tie in splendid condition.
Goes to Florida.
Harry Brisley left Phoenix a few
days ago. and has gone to the
Everglades OF Florida. to look land
over in which he is interested. He
returns to the city next week.
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Estate Closed Up.

Under orders of the Superior
Court the estate OF William Peat
deceased, IS closed Up. his widow
Mrs Ada J. Peat. acquiring the 80
acres Of land in Walnut Grove. The
order VAS filed for record Ncdrcs-
day. and the decree STIMULATES thu.
the land is to be set aside solely
for the uses and purposes Of this
woman
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Concludes Visit.

Mrs. L. G. Grove, who had beer
the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. .
F. Orthel, for the past three week:
returned to her home in PhoeniS
Yesterday.
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Visiting Miners.

James Wills, OF Maxton, Johr
Hanna OF Walker. and George
Sterigel OF Lynx creek. were arriv
ais from the mines yesterday anC
registered at Brinkmcyer's hotel.
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To New Home.
Outside Visitors.

Mr.. ard Mrs. W. z. Pate, OF
Humboldt are in the city on a bus,
mess ard pleasure trip for few
days, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
{. A. Hovelman, the latter their
drr1b.a-
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Visiting Friends.

Mrs. n. A. Parkin and daughter
Miss Ethel Parkin. OF Wickenburg
are in the city at the Prescott no.
tel. to remain indefinitely to visi
with friends.
caves for North.
Charles Sauer leaves today fol
Ash Fork. where the contracting
firm OF Brannen & Saucr has a con.
'ract to erect i new building ant
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terday.
Texas Visitor.

Texas Visitor.
T. B. NJ. Bait. of Dallas, Texas
is in the city to look over the
country with the view OF locating
and engaging IN business.
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Pioneer Visitor.

\. L. Smith. pioneer resident and
well known in mining circles OF
Turkey creek district arrived from
Goodwin yesterday on business and
is at the Sherman house for few
DAYS.
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Seeing the Country.

Seeing the Country.
Mr.. annd Mrs. George DcLong
OF Colorado Springs. were arrivals
Sunday and are at the Prescott
hotel to remain for several days
on sightseeing trip OF this sec
ton, possibly to locate.
Sunday Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Henderson
and Mr.. and Mrs. s w. Holder. OF
HUMBOLDT, composed an auto party
who visited with friends in the city
Sunday. returning home in the -ev-
ening.
Visiting Friends.
Mrs. Thomas Roach. wife of the
Turkey creek mining man, is in the
city for a few days to visit with
friends, and is at the Prescott no.
tel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-09
What Was News
Fifty Years Ago
From .he Richmond D!spateh July .. ISIS.

Everything continues quiet in front
OF Petersburg. The enemy yesterday
refused TO respond to some shots from
the artillery on our side. and we are
informed that not a she'll was thrown
into tho city UP to o'clock last night
The intensely hot weather Is supposed
to DO the Immediate cause OF this lull
In the operations Of the enemy.
An official dispatch from Lieutenant
General stephen ID. Lee. dated at Mo
ridfan. Miss. yesterday. says: The
enemy evacuated Jackson yesterday
evening. Brlgadier General Adams
fought them yesterday afternoon and
the retreat to Vicksburg."
Last Sunday night tho Federals
made an attack on Fort Johnson, In
Charleston Harbor. and were signal
ly defeated. The Confederates cap
tured five Of the launches used In the
attack. with the commander OF the
expedition and 100 other prisoners.
Governor Clarke. Of Mississippi, has
issued a proclamation calling out
every able-bodied man In the State to
repel invasion. The rendezvous are at
Brandon and West Point.
a man named Henry Sites was
brought TO this city yesterday under
charge of being a spy. He was form
erly a member OF Company @. Eleventh
Virginia Regiment, but afterwards
deserted and went over to the Fed
erals, where he enlisted In their army
Since that time he has been employed
by them as spy. being familiar with
the geography of the country When
arrested he was found skulking with
In our lines, dressed in Confederate
uniform A court martial Will take up
his case in a fow days.
Tho chamber occupied by Colonel ].
14ucius Davis and HIS son, at a board
Ing house In the upper part of the
city. was entered In their absence last
silver watch. considerable sum OF
money and about gallon OF very fine
old whiskey.
Owing to the very dry spell which
is prevailing. the markets are but Door
ly supplied with fresh vegetables, and
what arc offered for sale are held at
such high figures that but few persons
can afford to buy them. Indifferent
Irish potatoes were offered yesterday
at from 81 to Sc; greens (mproperly
called cabbage by the hucksters) at
from SIS to 81 per head. and other gar
den produce in like rates.
On the Fourth the citizens OF Char
lottesvllle distinctly heard the loud
Fourth of July celebration guns that
were being fired in Washington bv
Lincolns order. They were powerful
guns. although they were harmless.
The dense column OF smoke noticed
down the river yesterday morning
came from the wanton burning by tho
Federals OF hundreds of valuable
wheat shocks on the Turkey leland
and Curtis Neck plantations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-09

niteiy how to handle the situation.
and is losing no time in organizing
rigid measures against the only
source of danger.
The same activity and the same
spirit Of tranquility Is spreading to
other cities. Before the scare sub
sides there will be scarcity of rats
in the United States, since even the
interior cities are getting busy, and
sanitation generally will take on
larger and more alert proportions.
Viewed from this angle, it is evil
dent that the negligible cases in New
Orleans will be a blessing in dis
guise. There is no danger that the
disease will spread as long as due
vigilance is observed, and no one ap-
pears disposed to be careless. All of
which means that ultimately the
United States will be enabled to put
behind it all fear of danger from bu-
bonic plague. just as it has made
yellow fever nothing more formidable
than n nightmare memory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-09
GInd in the Morning.

(For The Times Dispatch.)
Glad in the morning did | rise,
Laughed as I looked at the blue of
the skies,
Joyed In the sight OF rising hill
Thrilled with delight at daffodil;
The tint of a cloud. bird In song;
Tho little brook that babbled along.
The soft. sweet hummug OF tho bees,
The whisper the winds brought
through the trees
With a sense OF It all my being was
And. oh! l was glad with the Joy of
life.
Sad live in a world my own:
The brooklets song Is surrowful
Gray are the mists that veil the hill,
The love song OF the bird Is still
y glimpse Of sum- and then the gray.
And the dragging WEAKNESS of tho
day.
The clouds ovcrhang a world that
Made of shattered flowers. OF tattered
dreams.
With sorrow and sadness my being is
rife,
Yet feel l know moro of tho mean
ing of life.
F. A. HOFFMAN,.
Statesyille. N. c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-09
Lochinvars From the West.

Archery is memory and croQuet
a jest. The bow and the mallet, the
arrow and the large wooden sphere,
have been discarded for the racket
and the agile little ball. Lawn tennis
is king!
And year after year the West sends
to the East Lochinvars OF extreme
youth and great prowess. The day
before yesterday II was Mclaughlin
and Long and Bundy; yesterday
Johnston and Strachan. To-day
Lochinvar Murray has come out of
California and the West to humble
the proud Fasteners on their own
courts. The young men and maid ems
find in him a ut god to worship.
They might worship lesser deities in
temples more ignoble than the green
one divided by the judicial net which
separates tho tennis sheep from the
tennis goats.