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Weekly journal-miner., 1915-09-29
(Erom Sundays Daily)

Visiting Old Home. Ezra Jackson left yesterday for Kirkland valley, his boyhood home, to remain for several days. To the Exposition.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank c. Brown left for San Francisco to be away for about two weeks, and will visit the exposition.
 Brief Visitors.
 Judge and Mrs. Ward H. Wheeler, of Mayer, were brief visitors yester- day in their auto, returning home later in the day.
 To New Home. Mrs. Sydney Graham and children left yesterday for Los Angeles to join Mir. Graham and make that city their future home. Flying Trip.
 Ben Blackburn, a former resident of this city, was an arrival yester- day from Jerome, on his motorcycle, to visit during the day with relatives and friends.
 Dance at Monday Club.
 One of the most enjoyable dances of the season was given at the Mon day Club Friday night by Marvin Piper and Roy Richards. About Is couple attended.
 Comes to Visit.
 Mrs. Ellen Duffey, of Clarkdale, was an arrival yesterday to remain for several days, visiting with rela- lives, and is a guest of her brother, w. L. Fox, and wife. Comes to Visit.
 Mre. Gertrude Twiggs, formerly a resident of this city, has arrived from Los Angeles to remain for several days visiting with her many friends, and is at the Congress House. Town Overlooked.
 J. A. Martin, the mining man of Mayer was a business visitor yes terday and stated all surrounding country was drenched by rain on Fri day, but the town was slighted for the first time this season. Range Visitor.
 Ben Bryson, well known range Al in the city, en route to the Salt river valley, and is accompanied by his wife and two children, the latter to remain for the winter with relatives.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-09-29
OLD CROOK MINE
 BEGINS PRODUCING
(From Sundays Daily.)

(From Sundays Daily.)
 While in the city during the week, E. L. Tomlinson, of the Venezia mines, stated he had closed con tract with John Harlan, superin- tendent of the Crook mine, to treat 5GO tons of ore, and his plant would begin dropping stamps this week This mine was revived a short time ago after being idle for a quarter of a century. The old tunnel was cleaned out and retimbered, and new develop ment given. Ore measurements show the above tonnage as ready for stop ing and it is now believed the mill will be kept in steady operation dur ing the winter The old Crook work ings carry the free milling ore.
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Resumes Duties.
(From Saturdays Daly.0 Legal Business.

Legal DuSlIlcSS.
 Alfred H. Gale left yesterday for Los Angeles on professional business for the Anderson law offices in this city.
 Idylwild Lot Sold.
 Oliver C. Lady and Glenn E. Lady have purchased lot in Idylwild from MT. and Mrs. Eugene Neuman for the sum of $100.
 Going to Desert. James Gruger and Thomas Guild, miners of the Jerome field, are in the city en route to the desert coun- try to remain away for the win ter.
 Mining Business.
 F. M. Murphy left yesterday for Tucson to be away for short time on business pertaining to his varied holdings in the southern part of the State.
 Former Resident.
 R. P. DeMund, a former resident of this city, arrived from Phoenix yesterday, having realty interests to look after, and is to remain for sever al days.
 Repairing Road.
 The damaged wagon road between Walker and the Four Mile House is being repaired, under the direction of Timothy Green, of Humboldt, an ex- pert in this line of work. Walker Mining Deal.
 The White House and Midnight Snap mining claims in the Walker district have been sold by A. J. Doran and John F. Pell to the Major Min ing and Milling Company. Country Visitors.
 U. w. Bosley and Ed. Coughran, farmers of Skull valley, were busi- ness visitors to the city yesterday. Both report prosperous community by the biggest crops ever known. Baby Girl Born.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Brown, of Ash Fork, are very proud parents, the stork leaving fine little girl at Forest Sanatorium on Thursday night, who weighed exactly nine pounds. Back from East.
 Dr. and Mrs. R. N. Looney have re. turned from an extended trip to Eastern States, and while away the former attended meeting of the National Board of Health Officers at Rochester, N. Y, which he stated was a decidedly interesting occasion.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-09-29
(From Fridays Daily.)

Brief Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Pitts, of Ash Fork, were in the city yesterday for a brief visit with friends. Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. ]. H. Ryan, of Mayer, was an arrival yesterday to remain for few days, visiting with friends. Comes from Nogales.
 Mrs. Edward L. Mix, of Nogales. arrived in Prescott yesterday to spend a few days with friends. Visiting Sister.
 Mrs. Al Brow left yesterday for Clarkdale, where she will visit for a few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Chas. Bennett.
 Prescott Realty Deal.
 Two lots on South Montezuma street, in this city, have been sold by Anna M. Mclean, of Bisbee, to Walter H. Hill for a nominal sum. Medical Mission.
 Mrs. J. D. Brown, of Ash Fork, was brought 10 the city yesterday and placed in Mercy hospital, her husband accompanying her in auto. Pioneer Returns.
 w. H. Hall for many years a resi- dent of this city, arrived yesterday from Bisbee, to remain for a few months to look after his realty inter ests.
 To New Mexico.
 Mrs. Inez Mcdonnell has gone to Santa Fe, N. M., where she will be the guest of the A. L. Morrison fam
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-09-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Henry s. Van Beuren, de ceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the un- dersigned. Administrator of the es- tate of Henry s. Van Beuren, de- ceased, to the creditors of and all per sons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said Administrator at the law offices of Clark and Clark. Bank of Arizona building, Prescott, Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of Yav- apai
 J. (. BRADBURY,
 Administrator.
 The estate of
 HENRY s. VAN BEUREN,
 Deceased. Dated this 31st day of August, 1915. (w) First pub. Sept. 1.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-09-29
PIONEER
 IS CALLED AWAY
(From Sundays Dally)

NFrOn sunday OdllyJ
 John Crellin, a veteran of the Civil war, has passed away at the Soldiers Home, in Sawtelle, Calif., was the in formation received yesterday by Pres colt friends. The deceased was a res ident of this county for many years, and miner by occupation. He was among the first to work on the Unit ed Verde, and likewise at the Peck mine Crellin was a native of the Isle of Man, and aged 79 years. He served during the Civil war with the twelfth Wisconsin infantry, and dur ing his many years of residence in this county, his splendid personal ity made him a host of friends.
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hine, near Cottonwood.

chine, near Cottonwood
 David Goodwin, ct al, locate Bad ger mine, Mineral Point district.
 C. M. Shearer and A. w. Davis in corporate Great Southern Gold Min ing Company, capital stock $lO00.0O0
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 the only selection made from Ari- zona.
 (FEom Tuesdays Daily) Goes to Phoenix
 J. E. Leeper, local broker, left for Phoenix on business trip yesterday afternoon.
 Range Visitor.
 A. C. Young, the Ferguson valley rangeman, was visitor to the city yesterday on business.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. C. C. Douglas, of Turkey, was an arrival Sunday, to remain for few days visiting with friends.~a Skull Valley Visitor.
 Mrs. R. L. Jones, of Skull valley, arrived in Prescott yesterday and in tends to spend a week in the city. Mayer Visitor.
 Harry McMichael was an arrival yesterday from Mayer, on flying business trip, in his auto, and to visit with relatives.
 Brief Visit. c. M. Co1vocoresses, manager of the Consolidated smelters, was an ar rival yesterday from Humboldt on a flying business trip.
 Buying Bovines.
 E. H. Haynes, a cattle buyer of Fl Paso, Texas, has arrived in the city, and is to make deals for range stock for that market.
 Powers Returns. Jailor Ben Powers returned Sun day from the State reformatory at Fort Grant, where he had taken Elm melt Eckel, juvenile.
 Mining Man Arrives. | R. E. Weiner, mining operator of Fl Paso, and a frequent visitor, was an arrival yesterday to make observations in this field. New Druggist.
 H. R. Bennett, recently of the Adams Pharmacy, Phoenix, is a re cent arrival in Prescott with his wife and family, and has accepted a posi- ton with HeiPs. drug store. Wants to Go.
 Another buyer for the speedy and trim built Chevrolet auto was H. V. Morrell, of Blue Bell who purchased one yesterday from Davis and Car row, leaving later for home. Still Active.
 D.. Sullivan was an arrival yester- day from the United Gold Mines camp at Congress, on business trip, and stated development continues with small force, and conditions are satisfactory. Resumes Duties.
 Miss Minnie Seaman, who had been visiting the exposition cities on the coast, and en route to Phoenix re- mained for a few days to visit with her mother and other relatives, re- turned south yesterday to resume her duties as clerk in Adjutant General Harris office.
 Mining Business.
 L. N. Wombacher, the mining man of Cherry creek district, and J. T. Hinds, superintendent of the oper- ating firm of Johnson and Pell, in that field, were arrivals yesterday on business trip.
 From Placer Camp.
 George Streigel, who resumed placer mining on Lynx creek short time ago was in the city yesterday and reported fair returns. He is using a rocker, while the water supply is inadequate for sluicing. Business Trip.
 C. C. Stukey, the successful oper- ator of the Eureka gold mines, at Walker, was an arrival yesterday on business trip. He stated the prop erty continues shipping, and under ground conditions are satisfactory. Back from Coast.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Robinson re- turned yesterday from a months ab- sence on the coast in attending both expositions, and the former has re- stunned his duties as secretary of the
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-09-29
! 'ee' -t + -.- ... 4 + + j. !. !. r CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
(From Thursdays Daily.)

(From Thursdays Daily.) Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. F. s. Ellis, of Humboldt, is in the city for a few days to visit with friends at her former home. Camp Verde Lot Sold.
 A one-acre lot in Camp Verde has been sold by Mir. and Mrs. John I. Markesberry to John s. Speer, for a nominal sum.
 Mine Visitor.
 w. E. Carter, superintendent of the Richenbar mines, in Black can yon district, was an arrival yester- day on business trip.
 Range Visitor.
 O. A. Lang is in the city from his Hassayampa range holdings, and re- ports grazing conditions as satisfac- tory for this time of the year. Visiting Friends.
 Miss Carrie Perkins, of Crown King, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eli s. Perkins, is in the city to remain for an extended visit with her many young friends.
 Comes to Visit.
 Mrs. H. H. Ancona, mother of For est Ranger Ancona, of the Bradshaw country, was an arrival Tuesday from Crown King, to remain for a few days visiting with friends Cupid Stars Again.
 A marriage license was issued yes terday to Hue s. Follendore, of Clark dale, to marry Elizabeth C. Garrison, of Jerome Their ages were given as % and IS, respectively.
 Knows the Road.
 Bob" Irvine, familiar figure in commercial travelling circles for the past score or more of years, is again in the city making the rounds of pat rons for his clothing house in Chic ago.
 Passing Through.
 Mrs. c. F. Teller and nephew are in the city for few days to visit with friends, while returning to Glen dale from Colorado Springs, Colo. Mrs. Teller was a summer visitor un- til late in August.
 Change of Residence.
 Mir. and Mrs. Orville Bozarth will make this city their future home, since the Dumb Bell cattle ranch has been taken over by J. w. Stewart. Bozarth left yesterday for the old place to re- move his personal property. Mining Business.
 D. C. Thorne, IT,, is in the city on mining business from his camp on the Santa Maria river, and states the usual activity is noticeable at this time of the year in many miners be- ing engaged performing annual title work Visit the Grand Canyon.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. Dunning, of the Big Pine mines in the Hassayampa district, with their small son, left for the Grand Canyon yesterday morning in their car. Cunning will meet his father, who has come out from the East and is now at the canyon. Enjoying the Climate.
 D. A. Ferree, frequent visitor to this city from the Salt river valley, | was an arrival yesterday from Flag l staff, and returns home next week. He had been visiting with his daugh- | ter, Mrs. Douglas Rawlins, former resident of Prescott, but who recently left for the north.
 Business Trip e
 w. s. Jones, of Hotel Humboldt, was a business visitor to the city yesterday and stated the smelter city l is not only lively center, but like wise commercial conditions are on the boom. He has recently returned from the Southern part of the State where he went to recuperate his health. which IS restored.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-09-29
Engineer Here.

F. Knowles Drumm. a mining en- gineer of Los Angeles, was an ar
 rival Thursday, and has gone into
 the Senator field to make an exam ination of mines. He was here dur
 ing June, and is said to be interested
 in Searchlight, Nevada, property.
 Old Timer Returns.
 Emmet Jones, of Custer county,
 Idaho, returned yesterday, after an absence since 1887, and like all Has sayampers comes back to remain. He is accompanied by his two sons, who are to enter the public schools of this city. He is brother of Levi Jones, of Thompson valley, and they meet for the first time in 28 years, or since they were boys in this city.
 Going Home.
 MT. and Mrs. Lewis R Drugge, who had been visiting with Verde valley friends for few weeks, re- turned to the city yesterday and leave today in auto for Gallup, N. M. They had been to the San Diego ex- position. Mrs. Drugge formerly re- sided in the Verde valley, and this was her first trip to the old home in Is years.
 Sell Interest in Eleven Mines.
 Mark Bradley and Harry Eckert have sold their interests in Il mines in the Hassayampa district to the Prince Albert Mining and Milling Company. According to war stamps attached to the deed, which was filed at the county recorders office, s. 500 was involved The mines are the Prince Albert, Prince Albert Nos. l, 2, 2 amended, 5, amended, 4, ,, 6, z and 8.
 From the Resort.
 E. T. Gushee, manager of Castle Hot Springs, was a visitor yesterday on business, and stated the formal date for opening that resort for the winter season had been set for No vember l2, when the Arizona Bank CTS Association would hold its an nual convention. Reservations are al ready being received and the season promises to be successful, exceeding that of last year. Returns to Camp.
 Lawrence Ryan, who has given an option to purchase his Lenora group of gold mines, near Salome, on the A. and C. railroad, to a recently or ganized company, returned to the camp yesterday, after a visit during the summer. He stated operations are to begin, as colder weather is and he expects the deal to be closed up in a short time. He will make Prescott his future home. Tourists Return.
 Mir. and Mrs. Davis Deere, who 1 will be remembered as visitors dur ing July for a few weeks, returned yesterday from touring trip along the coast, and are to remain until October l, when they proceed east ward to their home in Fort Dodge, | Kansas. If weather interfere they board the train at Albuquerque. They | are very much pleased with this sec ton, hence their return to again visit l with friends and enjoy the climate.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-09-29
Tourists Detained.

Mir. and Mrs. Willmer Wolfe, who were crossing the State to the coast in auto, arrived yesterday forenoon from Ash Fork, with their daughter, Miss Elsa Wolfe, who was taken suddenly i'll with symptoms of ty- phoid fever. They are to remain in definitely.
 Health Restored.
 w. J. Mayer. who had been at Murictta Hot Springs, in Southern California, for several weeks, for rheumatic ills, returned yesterday fully restored to health. He was accompanied by Mrs. Mayer and their two sons, who had been visiting rela- tives in Los Angeles during the sum- mer,
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-09-29

fly, and later will visit the Eastern States.
 Visiting Old Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. A. Carothers left yesterday for Rochester, Pa, the old home of the former, where they will visit for a few montbs with rela- tives.
 Comes Back.
 Ira L. Wood, former resident who was located on Lynx creek, returned yesterday, from the East, and has concluded to make this section his future home.
 Flying Trip.
 Deputy Sheriff Bartlett, of Ash Fork, and T. C. McClintock, a Santa Fe employe at that point, were brief visitors yesterday in auto, returning home later in the day.
 Mine Inspection.
 Major A. J. Pickrell, of the en- gineering department of the United Verde Extension, left yesterday for Jerome on his regular inspection of development at the Little Daisy. Come from Range.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. H. Miller, of Santa Maria, the former well known cat tlenan, are in the city 10 remain for few days, and are at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Dougherty, in Miller valley, parents of Mrs. Mil Ter. Mining Business.
 C. M. Shearer, of Phoenix, conclud- ed a business trip to this city yes terday and returned home. He is in terested in certain mines adjacent, and is well pleased with his holdings, as well as the outlook generally in this field. Business Trip.
 Harry J. Eckert was an arrival yes terday from the Prince Albert camp, on Groom creek, where he states active development begins as soon as certain machinery arrives. He comes on a business trip for that property, being one of the owners Brief Visit.
 Ed. L. Tomlinson, of the Venezia camp in Crook canyon, was brief visitor yesterday, reporting develop ment as going ahead with small force, and all camps in that field as active, with annual title work as start i ing up earlier than heretofore. Business Visitors.
 R. C. Wente, manager of the Sagi- 1 naw-Manistee Lumber Company, of and Jim" Elder, the popu- larly known travelling salesman, were in the city yesterday on flying busi- | ness trip. They travel in auto and | the trip was negotiated in less than five hours.
 Resumes Duties.
 Miss Helen Meany, of Los Angeles, who had been spending a portion Of her vacation in this city with rela- lives and friends, returned home yes terday to resume her duties as teach CT in a private school While here she was at the home of her sister, Mrs. F. NJ. Murphy.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
 SUPERVISORS OF YAvAPAI COUNTY, ARIz.
(continued from Page 5


 R 5 Ash Fork Me Supplies Prescott to Ash road 1900 l5o l23 U V Copper Co-Labor and material Jerome to Cakdae 151 P. ODe-Suppre labor County roads - 1265 l2 l25 B. H. WeaveTraner charges 1O5O l53 l26 Sam1 Hill Hardware Co-Suppies Hardware Co-Suppl for County roads ~ i6s l55 IFS The BB CoSupPes for County roads go 156 120 15 130 C. L. Osborn-Hay ....... l58 3l Arctic Ice Meat Co., Supplies furnished Prescott l9 132 Boardnan Co-suppies roads l60 l33 Wing6ed Prescott Mayer 2SOO l6l 134 w. c. R. w. Wnghed-Supples for Camp Verde
 Beaver creek road oZo
 The claim of w. Curtis Miller County Superintendent of Schools approved the $76 follows Salary $l666 office $500.
 The following pay covering work County the period ending July 5 1915 taken and approved the being follows:
 Foreman and Road Total of RoG.
 The following rolls performed County the period ending August l 1915 taken approved for
 and Road Total o Roll. J. R. LowCamp Verde Carkdae .$192O0 E. SulanCamp Cakdae Frank Clavin-Pesco to Ash Fork 1S60 T. GreenPrescott Mayer H7O0
  months of May June July and August 1915:
 O. Meat Make-Meat for County Hospital Jail Mess Bond $0 ureies, U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty Company.
 Harry JacksonNOay Public Bond $OOO; American S F. Denisonyuice of the Peace Justice Precinct Bond, $,OOO; surety U. S. Fidelity Guaranty Company
 C. RandlNotary Public Bond $lOO U S. Fidelity & Alma Bennett-Noay ureies C. w. Davis
 JEMcCulough-NOtary $0OO; sueies N rick and L.CD Derrick
 Cah-Noary Public Bond sOOO; suretie LeROy C1ak-NOtary sureties J. E E. s. Clark
 Mnietta-Notay surety Maryland Casualty C s Chk-NOay Bonds $1OOO surety Maryland Casualty There being business upon moion Monday, September 10th, 1915 at 9"0 o'clock m ~ n . Attest R. T. BELCHER Clerk -
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Health Restored.
Another Engineer.

George B. Alice, representing Cincinnati, Ohio, syndicate, was an arrival Friday and has gone into the Big Bug country to make observa- tions of certain mines in prelimin- ary examination. He expects to be joined by the principals in few days, who are on the coast visiting the expositions.
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Going to Denver.

Pref. A. M. McOmie, of the State University, is in the city and leaves today for Denver, where he will be one of the members Of the jury of awards, at the Dry Farming Congress that convenes this week. Five West ern States have been culled for this occasion, and the above authority is the only selection made from Ari- zona.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-09-29
Mining Business.

C. M. Shearer, of Phoenix, conclud- ed business trip to this city yes terday and returned home. He is in terested in certain mines adjacent, and is well pleased with his holdings, as well as the outlook generally in this field.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-09-29
Going to Desert.

James Gruger and Thomas Guild miners of the Jerome field, are in the city en route to the desert coun' try to remain away for the win ter.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-09-29

Alfred H. Gale left yesterday for Los Angeles on professional business for the Anderson law offices in this city.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-09-29

F. Knowles Drumm. a mining en- gineer of Los Angeles, was an ar rival Thursday, and has gone into the Senator field to make an exam ination of mines. He was here dur ing June, and is said to be interested in Searchlight, Nevada, property.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-09-29
Idylwild Lot Sold.

Oliver C. Lady and Glenn E. Lady have purchased lot in Idylwild from Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Neuman for the sum of S1OO.
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Come from Range.

Mir. and Mrs. c. H. Miller, of Sant; Maria, the former well known cat tleInan, are in the city 10 remain fol few days, and are at the home ot Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Dougherty, 1T Miller valley, parents of Mrs. Mil Ter.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-12-17
,,- n. II Clark.
" ILLNESSES A. Il. Ratclif.

JOS. CURRY,
[SEAI.l Clerk Of Court,
Tcnsas Parish, La.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-12-17
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XMAS PACKAGES.

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mailing of Xmas parcels. The parcels
must be carefully wrapped in heavy pa
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ance merely toinquire whether it contains
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the statement of person presenting the
parcel that it contains Merchandise.
Postal employees must ascertain in each
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closed, shall cause the parcel and each
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ly marked. The question Of whether a
parcel shall be Endorsed is to be deter
mined by the postmaster or postal en-
ployee and not left to the discretion of
the sender.
Parcels wrapped in tissue paper only
will not be accepted for mailing. '.Not
to be opened until Christmas" may be
written on the outside of parcels.
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