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Weekly journal-miner., 1915-04-14
DAM DEDICATION
 IS GREAT SUCCESS
(From Fridays pailsl


 The dedication of the Granite Creek dam, at o'clock yesterday after noon, exceeded in every phase the most sanguine expectations of its promoters, the Yavapai County Chamber of Commerce, its directors and members.
 It was a faultless Yavapai spring day and the picturesque rocks sur rounding the dam were dotted with nearly all of the most prominent citi- zens of the mile high county, their figures relieved by stunningly costuni- ed ladies and romping progeny, all bespeaking a lively, dignifed interest ir the proceedings.
 A beautiful effort was the prayer of the Rev Stephen c. Emerson, who opened the ceremonies with an invo- cation of the Divine Blessing. He was followed by Hon. R. E. Morri-' son, whose address was probably his best effort made in the many years during which, countless times, he has stirred Yavapai auditors.
 Great regret was expressed by R. N. Fredericks, who made an admir- able chairman and master of cere- monies, that. through misunder- standing on the part of the driver who was instructed carefully to call at the residence of Superior Judge Frank O. Smith, the latter was unable to attend and make the speech on be- half of Prescott and her expected re- sultant prosperity from the project, the first unit of which was consum- mated yesterday.
 The gates had been closed at II yesterday and not at ?, as contem- plated. Already, quite lake has formed around the dam, giving an idea of what a beautiful sheet of water is soon to lie within a short walk from the city's gates.
 The barbecue furnished by the gem erosity of Herbert Wells, of the firm of Nancy Brothers, and the builder of the dam, was a distinct success. The juiciest, tenderest Yavapai beef, in liberal cuts hanked by homemade bread cooked at the camp and steam ing cups of rich Mocha and Java, all served in a charming nook in the granite boulders, comprised the re- past, which regaled nearly all of the 200 visitors present at the exercises.
 Senator Ashurst gave the oration of -he day. His remarks were received with acclaim. Lateness of the hour It which these notes were received render it impossible to give a full ac- count of the dedication, or of the very important meeting held at the Chamber of Commerce last night. A letailed report will be rendered in hese columns tomorrow.
 Messrs. Barbazette, Finkelstein and Smith, prominent stockholders in the whose efforts have resulted T the completion of this first unit Of irrigation near Prescott, left for their omes in Terre Haute, Indiana, last ight w. H. Rosecrans, the engineer f the project, will remain for several lays, to confer with Resident En- ineer R. s. Cookinham and Attorney !. E. Morrison.
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its handsome furniture as a slight token of appreciation of the kind ness extended by our government to his country in its hour of need The Cubans have arranged many interest ing exhibits in the different palaces which go to show the untold benefits secured for that country by our inter vention.
 
 United States vessels carrying the exhibits of France, Italy and Greece will arrive here on the 18th of April and the spaces reserved for them are ready for the installation of these dis plays.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-04-14
KURI IS HELD TO
 ANSWER FOR KILLING

(From Wednesdays Daily.)
 After hearing testimony at the pre- liminary hearing of Joe Kuri, the Austrian who fatally stabbed a fellow miner named Smylmovich, Justice of the Peace Ward Wheeler of Mayer, ordered that the slayer be held over under bond of $5,OO0 for trial in the Superior court on a charge of murder.
 The hearing was held at the Blue Bell mine to save expense for the county and to accommodate the wit nesses who all work there. The tes- timony was practically the same as that given at the coroner's inquest over the body of the slain man, show ing that after dispute over payment for broken gun the two engaged in a hand to hand fight which resulted i'll Kuri drawing a knife and fatally his opponent in the abdo- men.
 The party which made the. trip to Mayer yesterday in the county ma chine and returned last night consist ed of Joe Kuri in custody of Deputy Dial, Deputy Court Attorney Nor gan, and Richard Lamson who de- tended the slayer.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-04-14
MINING ACTIVITY
(From Fridays Dailvl

As evidence of general activity in the mining business in this section, receipts and fees in the county re- corder's office for the month of March, show a decided gain being much higher than those of the same period during the preceding three years. The total expenses for the month were $2OO below the $6l2.25 collected in fees.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-04-14
THE WICKENBURG
 MASSACRE IS REVIVED
(From Thursdays Daily.)

(From Thursdays Daily)
 Memories of Indian days are vividly recalled by the arrival from Quincy, Massachusetts, of Silas c. Loring, whose father was one of the victims of the Wickenburg massacre of 1872, in which Apaches attacked the over land stage to California, killing all but two passengers of the eight aboard.
 MT. Loring is passing through to the Coast to attend the expositions, and he states his mission to Arizona is to view the scene where his father and friends gave up their lives. This frlghtful tragedy occurred on the old wagon road out of Wickenburg, about ten miles distant, and assumed somewhat of a notorious discussion in the press of the country at that time for the reason that the only two survivors were a woman of dis reputable character, and her consort In the aggregate the party had on their persons at least $l20000, and Loring with other business men was leaving the country to return East via San Francisco, the only route in that far-away day to afford rail com munication to the East. Where this occurred were seen hundreds of moo casin tracks, but no Indian captures followed, and neither was dollar of the above sum recovered. The visitor stated he was eight years old at that time. and this is his first trip west of the Mississippi.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-04-14
A PROCLAMATION. Executive Department.
 State Of Arizona.

Whereas, the second state legisla- ture, in regular session convened on January II, 1915, took final adjourn ment, at the expiration of the sixty days period allowed by law, without having passed a general appropria- ton bill providing money for the different state departments, institu- tions, public schools, and for the in terest on the public debt;
 Whereas, the funds set aside by the first state legislature for the use of state departments and institutions will be virtually depleted on June 30, 1915, the date of the expiration of the current fiscal year:
 Whereas, the lack of department, institutional and school appropria tions, in conjunction with certain eX- isting defects in the statutes govern ing the levy of taxes. create a serious emergency rendering early legisla- tive action absolutely imperative:
 Now therefore, I, Geo. w. P Hunt, governor of Arizona, by virtue of the authority in me vested by the constr tuition, do hereby convene the second state legislature in special session, in Phoenix, the capital of Arizona, at 10 o'clock on the morning of Friday, April g, A. D. 1915, for the purpose O: providing legislation on the sub jects hereinafter following:
 l. To enact a general appropria- ton bill, providing appropriations of money for the different depart i ments Of the state, for state institu- tions, for public schools, and for in tereSt on the public debt, as defined and set forth in Article ", Section 20. of the constitution of the state of Arizona.
 ?. To fix the rates of taxes to be levied for the fiscal years ending June 30, 1916, and June 30, 1917, to defray the necessary ordinary ex- pcnses of the state during each of | said fiscal years, and to provide for the levy of taxes during each of said years at the rates so fixed.
 In witness whereof, I have hereun- to set my hand and caused the great seal of the state of Arizona to be af- fixed.
 Done at the city of Phoenix, the capital, this 3rd day os April, AID. 1915.
 GEO. w. P. HUNT,
 Governor of Arizona.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-04-14
.Attest
SIDNEY P. OSBORNE.
Secretary of State.

The part of the call enjoining upon the legislature the task of fixing the rates of taxes for the next two fiscal years is naturally the subject of some conjecture, since it is under stood that the tax commission fixes the rates. But the call in this respect is drawn in compliance with the law beginning with Section 3 of Article TX of the constitution which imposes upon the legislature the duty of pro- viding for an annual tax sufficient to defray the necessary expenses of the government for each fiscal year.
 The call contemplates that the leg islature shall pass such an act as that of two years ago, providing for the levy and collection of taxes. In that bill the legislature fixed rates of taxes, but they were maximum rates. In each item providing for the state institutions or for each debt the legislature specified a rate of taxation for that purpose which could not be exceeded, as, for instance: There is hereby levied annually a tax for the maintenance, improve ment and construction of the state prison, not exceeding 045 dollars on each $lO0 of assessable property"
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-04-14

The stellar event of the week end ing April 10, will be the dedication of the handsome building erected by the Republic of Cuba. General del Cas- tillo, commissioner general, has pre- pared most interesting program for the event. The general, at the close of the exposition, will present to the United States army the building with
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-04-14

Vincent Astor, accompanied by his wife and sister, Miss Muriel, and c. Chadwick of New York, arrived on their yacht Noma, Saturday. The party spent the forenoon in viewing the exposition grounds and in the afternoon attended the Press Club services.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28

/ rot exchange. Grove Avenue home 10
looms every modern convenience
| VIII take Z or S-room house on any
other Avenue or cross street Address
a 800. care Times Dispatch
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY GREEN & Redo.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
THAT wELL-BUII.T. THREE STORY
BRICK DWELLING. CONTAINING
ABOUT TEN ROOMS. WITH BRICK
KITCHEN OF FOUR ROOMS, No. SIC
NORTH TWELFTH STREET. COR
BY virtue OF n certain deed OF trust
dated February 81. 1911. and recorded
In the office OF the clerk OF the Rich
mond Chancery Court. i'm ID. b. 2iO-A
page 300. default having been made In
the payment of the debt secured there
IN. and having been required by the
Denenciary hereunder so to do. ]. tho
undersigned trustee. will. On
THURSDAY. APRIL 1, 1915,
ut $3.50 o'clock u. NJ,
on tho premises,
proceed 10 sell by public auction tho
property conveyed therein namely:
That lot OF land. with improvements
thereon. In the city of Richmond Va.
fronting twenty-five (22) feet on the
west line OF Twelfth ST.. at the SOUTH
west corner Of Marshall and Twelfth
Streets; and running back between
feet to l0-foot alley. This property.
being centrally located, and so near 10
Broad Street. Is always occupied. be-
ing. now rented to good tenant, pay
ing $500 per annum.
TERMS: Cash.
NoRVELL b. WALKER.
y liberal loan can be secured on this
property.
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BY RUFFIN & SLOAN.
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE.

BY virtue OF n certain deed of trust.
dated May Is, 1914. and recorded in the
clerks office, Richmond Chancery Court.
In ID. B. 221-A. page 296, TO the under
signed trustee. default having been
made in the payment of a portion OF
tho debt therein secured. and being re-
quired so to do by the beneficiary we
VIII sell Mt public auction, on the prem
Uses, on
THURSDAY, APRIL |. 1915,
at 5 o'clock j. NJ,
the real estate described in said decd
as follows: all that lot or parcel OF
land lying and being in the city or
ltichmond. Va. commencing at poir.
on Jackson Street. siXty-hvc (65) feet
west of the southwest corner where
Second and Jackson Streets intersect:
thence running weStwardly along and
fronting on the southern line OF Jack
son street ffty-scven (5D feet: thence
extending back southwardly between
lines parallel with the western line Of
Second Street one hundred and twenty
l20l feet ten G0) inches. more or less.
TERMS: For cash as to SO much OF
the proceeds may be necessary to
defray the expenses of executing :his
trust. and TO pay note of S22.50, with
interest thereon from February H.
1915. with credit Of $500. payable
May u. 1916. and four Quarterly in
terest notes thereon. and any balance
at six and twelve months, to be Sc
cured by a deed of trust on said prop
crty.
JOHN SLOAN.
TrnStec
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

.oNFIitMATION and Easter gifts
SllV up, solid gold brooches
$40 up, solid gold cavaliers, l5-inch
chains; beauties
S!.'O solid gold set and signct rings.
- genuine diamond lavalier
81 up, gold stick pins and beauty pins.
MD. up. gold cuff buttons
E".i1 Waidemerc chain and knife.
S =, silver watch in wrist bracelet
foSl " EIi you can do better at
SClIAAF'S. jewelers.,
426 East Broad
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days
AUCTION SALE
OF
STOCK AND FARM IMPLEMENTS.
At the request of owner. will. on
THURSDAY. APRIL /. 1915.

at 10 A. NJ.
at Buckingham Crossing. Southern
Hallway, just beyond Midlothian, Ches-
terfcld County. Va, on farm formerly
owned by l.. II. Hammond, / will offer
for sale the following property: one =
horse wagon and body, one grain drill.
fertilizer attachments. one buggy, one
liaing pillow. one walking pillow. ono
wide steel drag. one disc harrow. one
grow corn planter. one AUTOMOBILE
(Cadillac). suitable for truck, one hand
or power feed cutter. one splendid :,
II. p. gas engine. with betting. tine
bator. one horse clipping machine. orc
l6-foot steel hay rake, one largo cast
iron pot, one steel cook stove, one rrc
driving mare ready to foal mule col,
two fine young mules, one young COW
and calf four days old. half Jersey and
tfoystein, one Holstein yenrlinH heifcr
one cow with calf, nineteen shoats and
pigs. two brood sows. Singer sewing
machine. lot household and kitchen
furniture. lot small tools. two good oil
tanks. one repeating shotgun. Thes,.
icols are mostly new. having been used
but very little. and are OF the besr
make. Lot Of pulleys and ropes ami
of other things useful.
BE on hand at 10 y. NJ, and ge:
bargain. Any information desired can
be had at Pollard & Bagby's, 1902 Ear,
Main Street. Richmond. Va.
'i''"'' eJs'l MscoNRrp Cr,o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28

y new and p-to-datc shoe repairing
company. Something different from
any other shoe repairing company in
Richmond. Our shop is fitted with a
special and private ladies' waiting
in Richmond Our shop is conducted
by Intelligent and experienced white
mechanics. II YOU will call and look
wait'ng-rooms you will be convinced
We have the most up-to-date place In
the city. We call for your shoes and
OF the city. Mail orders given our
prompt attention and returned by par
eel post the same day received. United
Fifth street. Phone Randolph 62S6
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DREssMAK1NG AND MILLINERY.

SEE our new spring and summer mill
ilnery, our new suits and dresses for
ladies', misses and children. High-class
but not high priced. Buy your Easter
nat and suit from us: alteration free
Mrs: julius Bear. 1921 East Main Street
LEARN millinery. Full instruction.
iramemakins to trimming. Begin
ner's outht and patterns. G. o. D., SIS.
Inc Lessons a lone. 81 Or send CSC for
outline Beginners Instruction." and
spring nat pattern. e Faecher. Faech-
er's Millinery Method. $50 Putnam Ave
nue. brooklyn. y. y.
ALL kinds of embroidery and fancy
needlcwork at very reasonable prices
TWenty-seventh Street
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MISREPRESENTATION.

This company having qualified as an
Executor under tho will of ALEXAN-
DER CAMERON. deceased. notice is
hereby given to all persons bavtoo
claims against this estate to present
them for payment. and all person.
owing the said estate will please make
payments 10 the undersigned.
RICHMOND TRUST AND SAVINGS
COMPANY, INC.
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Observation-Disclosures

RICHMOND, VA. March %, 19l5.-YIav-
nE qualified ns administrator, c. I. u,
deceased. all persons to whom snid de.
cedent Was indebted will please present
their biils to. and all persons indebted
the Undersigned
LUCY S. DARRACoTT.
Stuart. Deceased.
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STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES.

EDISON debating machines, transa
phones, telescribes. adding machines
rubber stamps. typewriter ribbons, car.
bons, telephone extension arms. inten-
sinners and labor Saving office appIi-
ances. Lenth Sales Company. IS North
Eighth Street
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TYPEWRITERS.

ONE l. {. smith visible typcwyIter
Model :, in N!st-class condition
Hay" no use for same. Price. $50 Ad-
dress y 80. care Times Dispatch
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"ANTED-Bu sIEess.

WANTED. to rent furnished ho,el ~
goo , pGS.h.sS mountain hons or
mountains 10 uso as select hoayd.,,r
house, Address UopA!us vil!a en,t,
merville, s. e. ma Gum"
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Old Dominion Trust COMPANY
THE directors of this company hnve
declared quarterly dividend Of / 1-S
per cent. payable April !, 1915. to
stockholders OF record March rs. 1915
w. II. SLAUGHTER,
Sacrafnrv
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TRANSFERS

Z. {. MiIL.SEfsS Transfer. moving and
cThtln. furniture especially. trunks
nahIcd. claim checks issued at tho
mousse FOR ynur baggage. two men on
1ul wagon ramos properly hauled
so2 North Ninth street. Phone Madi.
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SccThEEN FEENlTCEf. COMI,hvy
East BrohG Stt"ot
Ihone Naniolpn G74
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GARRETT CLEANING.

WANTED, carpets to dust and scour
by the latest improved machinery:
@ very x hnqs q Sew YsI
Garnet Clea ming Co. Randolph o0S6
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28

WE are selling used furnitur. cb.,,or
man We have since we cornrnenc.d
business several years ago We are
.O'Ctd 10 40 SO. as we are buying more
man we Can iind room Tor in our s,or.
so ~ wi!l Nc 10 your interest 10 SO.
Us this week &C.
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PERSONAL.

" NJ ED, you to know that w "
f""ardin's Sonh prices on watch and
}f""!fy work are the lowest in town
sht!A!acc0n is guaranteed 1915 East
SKIS hisrrscs cured by I.u-Io Send
no money until cu.rcd Nfi,c fnr
prnpohl,ion The La Company. Nc
iii ilhp. Washington. D. C.
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. 4. MACoMBER. Crier.
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TO EXCHANGE.

WILL exchange my $?00 inner player
piano for good make OF automobile.
Address G csc. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. to trade suburban lot, FOR
good riding ana driving horse ana
buggy. a3S. care Times Dispatch.
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VICTOR. Broad at Eighth.

VICTOR. Broad at Eighth.
&C Always.
f-"ENPLoITS OF. ELAINE"
latest episode. tChapin day.. FIRST
commandment" Kalem special. "Chas
Chaplin in the Park"
TUESDAY MAS GIRLS tSELlG
speciaD. The Lady of Shalott." fea-
turing tFlora Finch), and other come
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month. Attractive rates We sell for
Part cash and satisfactory notes for
balance References. National state and
city Bank. OF hundreds we have sold
teams TO Smith Il Xix. Livery and
transfer stables. Sale and Exchange.
900 block West Cary Street, rear city
Auditorium Call day or night. Madi-
son 7T27 2IS3 "7S4.
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MEETINGS..

or i,f; OF the Albcmarlc Paper Manu-
Company, Richmond, Va,
Mi.I -; 1913. The REGULAR AN
10 MEETlNG Of the STOCKHOLM
~ Sts or The ALBEMARLE PAPER
held at the office OF the companv ar
h,ichmond, Va. on Thursday. the sth
"aE or April. 1915. at II O'Clock A. NJ
ARTHUR f.. ROBERTSON.
Secretary and Treasurer
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GATED March is. 1913, and recorded in
me clerks office of the Circuit Court
Oh Henrico County, in ID. Il. l9S-B. page
payment OF the debt described thercin
anu a having been required by the bcnc,
nclarE tnereunder so to do. |. the uu-
dersiSned trustee. will. on
FRIDAY. APRIL ., 1915,
at o'clock =. NJ,
on the premises.
proceed to sell by public auction tho
property described in said deed OF trust
as. an that certain lot of land situated
IN lienrico County. Va, in the pian Of
esthampton. beginning at a point on
the western line of Northampton Ave
Tue i.l'o feet north OF the Three Chopt
ROAD: thence running northwardiy
along and fronting on the said western
iine or "esthampton Avenue 200 feet.
ana extending back westwardly from
S noin, front between parallel lines 10 the
hampton Avenue and Pepper Avenue
70 inc land OF Louis Perlichcck. This lot
Is IN a good section OF Wcsthampton, is
n, granolithic sidewalk from this lot to
me car stop, and has residences now
immediately adjoining same This will
make good home site. or an attractive
investment.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay all en-
penses. including trustees commission
OF o per cent. any taxes now unpaid
ana Two notes aggrcgatng 1850. with
interest from March Is. 1915. Residue,
il any, in six months. evidenced by the
negotiable note of the purchaser. and
bearing interest at the rate OF per
cent per annum, TO be secured by deed
OF trust on the property.
THOMAS W. GARDNER.
GOLSAN e NASH, INC.
Real Estate AuCtiDDecrs
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MAIL ORDERS.
OSTRICH FEATHERS.

feathers to Thureston's: they Will
make them new again. Thurston's. No.
2lI North First Street.
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NEW and old work. Having returned
10 the city. would be glad to hear
from my friends and the public when
in need of work on floor covering.
shades. draperles and wall paperinG:
prompt attention: work guaranteed w
IL Davis. II. o. Box SIS.
WOOD carving, furniture repaired. w
H. Hayward, 9OS East CLAY. Ran
dolph 3277-W.
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LADIES' TAILOR

VIII offer special prices on all orders
taken this week. J. KatZ Ladies'
Tailor. 2li North Second.
viii offer special prices on all orders
taken this week. J. KATE, Ladies'
Iailor. PA North Second
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HEFRIG ERATOKS-Go ones at from
:" I" *iV. Buy one before the begt
ones are picked ou;.
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PRINTING AND ADDRESSING.
PRINTING.

PRINTING.
900 business cards. only s1.5o-the
S2.25 kind. The reason-no solicitors
no collectors-they'rc cash. so high
grade linen finish visiting cards with
your name sent postpaid for 81 cents
Lcake Printing Co. COS East Main
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iERN FURNITURE COMPANY

SPECIALS
HEN fRAI. Office desks. both new ana
used also heavy G-root tables ar