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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16
OUT I.
BRANCH Of
PEACE TO
ENEMY
Villa Is Willing
To Meet Carranza
WANTS TO MEET FOR
MER CHIEF AND AR
RANGE FOR FORMATION
OF A CONSTITUTIONAL
GOVERNMENT.

by ASSOCla tea treSS.
WASHINGTON. June "A. - The
United States was formally notified
by Villa on behalf OF the Mexican
convention forces that he had tele-
graphed Carranza urging a conference
for the restoration OF peace and 4
constitutional government in Mexico.
This is the first tangible step in the
developments resulting from the
presidents recent warning to all Mex
lean factions that unless they came to
an agreement among themselves soon,
some other means would be employed
by the United States to relieve the
suffering population from further de-
vastations OF the military element.
On Carranza's reply depends the next
move in the situation.
Coincidentally the state department
was advised by Miss Mabel Board
man OF the American Red Cross that
the Mexican authorities at Piedras
Ncgras had denied entry to carload
OF foodstuffs designed for the relief
OF the people OF Monclova. Consul
Blocker is endeavoring TO use his
good offices to arrange for transpor-
tation OF the supplies. One report
says a Villa general. Hernandez. de
clared the supplies were not only not
needed but would not be allowed to
enter. Until Blocker reports details
the state department will take no
further action.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16
PURE ANT|MONY
DISCOVERED IN
OLD MINE
THIS RARE MINERAL FOR
THIS FIELD IS STRUCK
IN THE WHITE SPAR
GROUP.
(From Tuesdays Daily0-

Arrivals Sunday from the White
Spar mines OF Ed. Block in Hassay-
ampa district report a rare mineral
condition determined recently, by the
striking OF a six-inch streak OF anti
mony, in pure state
This ore lays in the vein of silver
at a depth OF about 20 feet in an old
shaft. and attracts interest for the
reason that it is the first time such a
metal has been developed in this
field. so far as known.
The White Spar in early days was
a shipper OF high grade silver ore
and the antimony deposit was not
worked, the values being low The
price OF this metal at present is 4C
cents per pound, and it is quite prob
able Mr.. Block will soon resume op
erations and begin shipping. Sample:
were brought in and mining men con
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16
GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO. June 14.-Close: July
wheat 1855. corn Is. oats 455S.
King Dionysius in order to further
his personal ambitions, the scene IS
brought down to the showing of the
great friendship OF Damon and Pyth-
las under the most trying circumstan-
ces which could be put before man.
Their holding true to one another
even in the face OF certain death soft
ened the heart of the king and the
cruel purpose OF the hour passed
away. resulting in freedom to both ot
the heroes. 1t was truly a great pic
ture and one with which everyone
was we'll pleased. Those who could
not attend missed rare treat. The
Prescott Lodge Knights OF Pythias
are to be congratulated on their ef-
forts in bringing this picture before
the public
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16
BIDS
ESTHER ROSS
FAREWELL
PICK OF GOVERNOR TO
RIS EN- "ARIZONA"
LEAVES AMID CHEERS
OF PRESCOTTONIANS.
CFrom Tuesdays Daily.)

A0AAl L AAN0hA~A1 ASeAAA1 -
With the rousing cheers OF over a
thousand Prescottonians and to the
music OF The Star Spanglcd Banner, "
played by the Prescott Band. Miss
Esther Ross. who Is to christen the
newest and greatest battleship, the
arizona. boarded the special train
carrying Governor Hunt and his dele
CATION and left for the East last night
at 1855 o'clock.
The large party which gathered at
the Santa Fc depot hall hour before
the arrival OF the train from Phoenix
gave Prescott's fairest daughter a
most fitting farewell.
On the trains arrival at HISS O.
clock. Miss Ross. accompanied by her
father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs W.
W. Ross. Misses Mabel Peglow and
Helen Piper. and Mr. and Mrs, E. S.
Clark boarded the special train and
were greeted by Governor Hunt and
the committee in charge OF the affair
The governor appeared, coming out
to greet Prescott. but lack OF en-
thusiasm was noticeable. Judge +.
O. Smith. who also greeted the gov
ernor. called Tor three cheers Tor the
executive and they were given, but
those that followed for the pride OF
Prescott. Esther Ross. were heard for
miles compared with the ones before.
The committee in charge was
cheered and they called Tor cheer
Tor Prescott in return and they got
it. One OF them replied. and
come from Phoenix"
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross each gave a
speech before the train departed and
Miss Ross, after bidding her hun
dreds OF friends goodbye, said: This
is the proudest moment OF my life and
/ am most intensely gratihed at the
magnificent demonstration that my
friends and the city OF Prescott have
given me"
The Prescott Band and the crowd
had started gathering at the depot
long before the arrival OF the train,
singing and dancing to the music OF
the band being INDUCED in.
Before her departure Miss Ross
and her parents were the guests of
honor at dance given at the Yavapai
Club and the little lady who repre-
sents the mile high city and the great
State of Arizona, appeared at the dc
pot pretty and daintier than ever just
before the arrival OF the train.
After attending many elaborate
functions between here and New
York and a reception by President
Wilson. Miss Ross and the party will
arrive in Gotham and on next Satur-
day. the 10Th OF June, will break the
bottle OF pure. clear Arizona water
taken from the Roosevelt dam, and
send the sister ship to the gigantic
Pennsylvania ont into the waters OF
the Atlantic.
Dixon Fagerberg was chairman OF
the local committee which arranged
the details OF the successful farewell
to Miss Ross.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16
VITAL POINT OF
LAW REMAINS
UNDECIDED
SUPREME COURT FAILS
TO PASS UPON CONSTI-
TUTIONALITY OF THE
WEBB-KENYON ACT.

WASHINGTON. June Il = The
Supreme court today disposed OF the
so-called Kentucky Webb-Kenyon
liquor cases without determining the
constitutionality OF the Webb-Kenyon
law or passing on its construction.
The Webb Kentucky case was a
prosecution OF the Adams express
company for bringing liquor for per
sonal use from Tennessee into White
ly county. Kentucky. a dry territory.
Justice Day. Tor the court held that
it was bound TO accept the decision
of the Kentucky court OF appeals that
the Webb-Kenyon law was not ap-
plicable and under that decision the
conviction against the express com
pany was set aside
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16
WILSON HOPEFUL
FOR PEACEFUL
OUTCOME
NOTE TO GERMANY WILL
CREATE NO FRICTION
BETWEEN THE TWO
COUNTRIES. HIS BELIEF
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, June II - The
president feels encouraged by the re
ports that the pending negotiations
with Germany are most likely 10 have
a peaceful outcome Those VINO have
discussed the situation with the presi-
dent and other officials the last day
or two found the belief prevalent that
the chances Tor an amicable under
standing with Germany are much
better than any time since the LuSs-
tania tragedy. This feeling. it is un-
derstood, is based on both official and
unofficial reports from Berlin.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16
GENEROUS MINER

With a force of ten men from the
Juanita and Cash mining camps. \.
H. Getchell has made excellent re
pairs to the road owned by the coun-
ty through Crook canyon. working
the force for six days. the expense
being borne by the above operator
Mr.. Getchell states that narrow-tired
ore teams have done some damage
and he will again place the men al
work to make more repairs
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16
.|NSURGENT CHIEF
|. AND STAFF ARE
EXECUTED

HAVANA, June II The steam
ship Mexico from Vera Cruz and Pro
greso brought report from Progreso
that General Garcilasso. the insurgent
leader and his staff, were captured
Saturday by Alvardo. an adherent OF
Carranza They were taken to Mer-
eda and sentenced to be hanged al
once The Mexico brought a large
number OF American and Mexican
refugees here
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16
RUMAN|A N A !
YET GET INTO
STRUGGLE
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
LONDON, June A. - Along the
.Austro-Italian frontier there is heavy
lighting in the region OF PLAYA. This
town, the Italians report. they cap
tured, but this is denied by Vienna.
The Austrians declare along the
Isonzo river the Italians nowhere
have succeeded in piercing the Aus
trian front. Home newspapers credit
N. Filipesco. one OF the conservative
leaders OF Rumania with the state
ment that Great britain, France, Rus
sia and Italy agreed to demand Ru-
mania and that Rumania's entry into
the war on their side is imminent
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16
NEGRO GETS
INVITATION
To ATTEND
BIC DIP
SouthernDemocrdtS
Indignant At Hunt
BAND HIRED TO PLAY WE
DON'T CARE IF YOU
NEVER COME BACK" AS
SPECIAL CARRYING GOV
ERNOR LEAVES STATION
Special 10 the Journal-AIiner.

Special 10 the Journal-Miner.
PHOENIX. June IA. = That
Governor Hunt had appointed
negro as one OF the delegation OF
citizens to represent the state at
the launching OF the battleship
Arizona, is the news which leak
ed out today and which is the
main object OF conversation in
the hotel lobbies and the cause of
intense Indignation among south
ern democrats.
Tom Turner. a colored porter
on the Arizona and New Mexico
railroad. running into Lordsburg,
New Mexico. Is the individual
who received the invitation from
the executive. When Captain
Mix. of Nogales. who has charge
OF the party, discovered that Tur
ner was OF the colored race and
had already engaged a berth to
accompany the delegation. he
went up in the air and yesterday
made a protest to the governor.
The latter professed that he was
unaware OF Turner's race and
hedged with the declaration that
the invitation must have been
meant for a different Turner
However, it was too late to mend
matters and the porter was told
that he must go on a different
train.
incidentally Senator Goldwater
and some OF his colleagues pulled
off a stunt this evening by hiring
a band. to be present at the de
'parture OF the special with in
structions to play for the bene-
fit OF the governor as the train
pulled out: I'VE Don't Care If
You Never Come Back
COPPER
NEW YORK, June "A. - Electro
Iytic, unquoted.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16
GERMANY CLAIMS
SUCCESS ON
EAST FRONT
RUSSIANS. HOWEVER, DO
NOT SAY ANYTHING
ABOUT REVERSE IN OF
FICIAL STATEMENT.

LONDON. June a. - Germany
claimed another decided success along
the eastern line. northwest OF Moscis-
ka in the region OF Sieniawa. The
German report SAID that along a line
OF over 43 miles the entire positions OF
the Russians were taken and 10000
prisoners fell into their hands. The
Russian report only mentioned the
locality. where this action is said to
have taken place. in paragraph
which declared the Teutons alter
heavy losses in the region of Miscis-
ka on Friday and Saturday did not
resume their offensive. In the west
the Germans and French continue
hammcring at each other. both sides
making advances in different sections.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16
Rescinds Order.

san ANTONIO. June IA Villa
ordered safe conduct for Red Gross
supplies destined for Monclova. re
scinding the order OF General Hern-
andez. according to a message from
Eagle Pass. The message added that
Villa tonight gave assurances to the
United States authorities that he
would do all in his power to assist in
the distribution OF food supplies 10
deserving civilians.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16
CAM|NETT| AND
BRIGGS MUST
SERVE TIME
SUPREME COURT DECID-
ES CASES WITHOUT
EVEN FORMALITY OF
RENDERING OPINION.
BY Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. June "A, = F.
Drew Caminetti lost his Supreme
court fight for a review OF his con
viction for violating the Mann law.
The application was denied without
an opinion.
1t was the first case to reach the
court in which the commercial ele-
ment was absent \ review was ask
cd on the ground that the law is in
applicable to cases where only inn
morality is involved, and il applicable,
then unconstitutional Upon an
nouncement OF the judgment counsel
asked for reconsideration and was re
fused. and then applied for review.
Naury I. Diggs, was sentenced to two
years and a fine OF $1,000. Caminetti
was fined $1,000 and given Is months
in prison.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16
DENIES TRENCHES
ARE BEING DUG
At NOGALES
By Associated Press.

DOUGLAS, June 14-Villa Consul
Aguaya. it is stated. has been request
cd by Governor Maytorena to deny
the report that entertainments arc be
ing dug at Nogales facing the Ameri-
can border. The consul also stated
that two American mechanics are now
at Hermosillo repairing a biplane to
be used in operations around Aqua
Prieta
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16
HAYTIEN REVOLUTION

CAPE HANTIEN. Hayti, June A.
Government troops have occupied
the villages OF AIilot and Sainte Su-
zanne A body OF troops stationed
at Grande Rivere has been driven
back to Lacombe and fighting con
tinues in the vicinity OF Cape Haitien
\ revolution is being conducted by
Dr.. Bobo to oust President Guillame.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16
Military Situation
Pleasing To Villa
BY Associated Press.

Ell PASO. June 1.-the military
situation on the Villa Oregon front
in Central Mexico IS satisfactory to
Villa according TO George Carothers-
special representative OF the United
States who arrived nom Agnas Cali
entes. Carothers l. here TO seqd 4 re
port to Washington. He plans to re
turn to Chihuahua in few days and
take up the case OF George Marx and
Samuel Finkelstein. Americans re
Gently convicted at Juarez Tor pass
ing counterfeit money and sentenced
TO be shot.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, June "A. = Amalga-
mated 7554, Sugar 1887. Atchison
1O1, Southern Pacific $3.50, Union
Pacific 1855. Steel 500, Steel. pre-
ferred. 1907.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16
MUST PAY DEBT

WASHINGTON. June a. - The
Supreme court today decided the Nir-
ginia and West Virginia debt cases.
1t held that West Virginia should
pay $l2.393,929 as her net share OF
the Virginia debt at the time the
state separated
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16
Fear For Safety
Of 2 Braue Women
BY Associated Press.

~ Assoclated Press.
NOGALES. June 14-The burning
OF the hamlet OF Yaqui. near Esperan-
"a, by laqui Indians and several
brushes between the warriors and
American settlers which were report
cd to American Consul Simpich. serv-
ed to increase the anxiety for Mrs.
James Anthony and Mrs. George
Landsdowne, two american women
who left here last week to make the
3e0-mile journey to Esperanza alone,
WEATHER FORECAST
Eor Arizona. Eair
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16
THE WEATHER MAN

Says: For Prescott. Tuesday: Fair.
cooler"
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16
GOVERNOR HEARS
TESTIMONY IN
FRANK CASE
By Associated Press

ATLANTA, June IA Testimony
for and against Leo NJ. Frank. pre-
sented at his trial and in subsequent
court proceedings. was reviewed be
fore Governor Slaton at the hearing
on Franks application Tor a commu
tation OF the death sentence When
the hearing Is resumed Wednesday,
W NJ Howard will complete his ar
gument in behalf OF Frank and the
case will then finally be submitted to
the governor
versant with this product speak in
high terms OF its exceptional high
quality
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16
SILVER

SILVER
NEW YORK, June a - Silver
4915 cents.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16

COPPER
NEW YORK, June a - Electro
lytic, unquoted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
JUDGE CAMPBELL NAMED
Chicago Hcnlth Commissioucr Sny.
Our MllI< supply tx Well known

Or. George Il. Young, Health Com
missioner Of Chicago, called Yesterday
on Chief Health Officer Levy Or.
Young is on a tour of Southern cities
and this Is his first visit 10 Richmond
since 1857. He was greatly impressed
with the remarkable growth of the
city since his former visit, and missed
some OF the old landmarks which then
attracted the eye. He was particular
ly struck with the absence Of the Ford
Hotel, which was in its day one of
Iichmond's greater hostcleries
pr. Young had hoped TO visit some
OF the dairy farms about Richmond and
TO see the State convict farm, hut was
deferred by the inclemency Of the
weather He assured DR.. Levy that
Richmond's reputation for it's pure
milk supply was widely known
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
EVIDENCE CONCLUDED
suit Involving HOrses for N'nr Zone
to BE Argued To- MORROW.

Evidence in the attachment proceed
inSs brought by HARRISON. Jewell &
Patterson, OF Lexington. Ky, 10 secure
payment OF a balance OF $l3.SSS68 al
legged 10 ne due them from H. II. KEEL
ham, vas finished yesterday in the City
circuit Court. and the jury was ad-
Journ"d TO tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock. The afternoon was taken up
with argument on the Instructions
Nh. kcllam is resident agent OF a
London Arm which Is purchasing horses
for the allies III Europe. Dispute arose
over the title TO eight carloads OF
horses On route some time ago TO New
port News. They were attached upon
IN" fling Of the suit and released under
$4,000 bond, given by Smyth Brothers
McI-elland- Mcl.eary Company. local
horse dealers. and the American
National Bank, the dealers saying that
title had not been nsferred to Mr..
kellam, and the bank claiming that
the whole shipment had been hypothe-
Gated TO IL.
Counter suit for $4,000 has been in
stitutcd by the local dealers against
the Kentucky firm, and will be heard
in the Law and Equity Court after the
present suit Is finished.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
LOGON CASE CONTINUED
>iHty-f0ur- Ycnr-OId VIM Charged
with MistrcntinE Young Girls.

{. l.. I.ozon. the siXty-four-year- old
man who was arrested in his basket
shop at 235 North Twentieth Street
some time ago on Il charge OF mis-
treating twclvc-ycar-old Ethel Alvis.
20" North Twentieth street. and at
tempting indicnitics against Vera Haw-
ley. 2oll East Broad street. WAS in
court y"st"rdaH. The acsc against him
was continued until March IL. So. too.
the ease against j. H. Carver. 10
North Nineteenth Street. who is
charged with a similar crime against
Ethel Alvis. Both men are being held
in Jail without ball
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
JOINT SESSION CALLED
ii Elect Three School Trustcex-AI-
hermcn Meet Tuesday Night.

President William II. Adams ves,cr-
|'N issued call for n special joint scs-
on OF the city Council Tuesday night
':aO o'clock. 10 take UP the election
three school trustees. The terms Of
u. Owens. first district; DR.. J. NJ
|utcllcson. second district, and G.. letter
mes, third district. expire on April 2.
p other business can be transacted at
Prs special Joint session unless the
les DC suspended by a two-thirds
BITE.
The Board OF Aldermen will hold it's
Ionthiy session Tuesday night AT s
flock. The Committee on Streets will
FEET Tomorrow afternoon at > o'clock
Pa the Committee on Dock, River and
irbor viii meet Thursday night at =
FLOCK.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
REAL ESTATE IN
HOLDING COMPA MES

Practically all the realty holdings left
by Mr.. i;ranch have been incorpora ed
In three land companies. known as the
kingsland Land Corporation, with
s1,o0o,ooo capital: the Donegal Com
pany. with $4,000 capital. and the Rich
mona properties Corporation, carrying
a capitalization of s25o.0
The land controlled by the Donce al
Company is situated in Minnesota. The
kinEsland Land Corporation properties
are on Broad Street, Grace Street, Mon
ument Avenue, Park Avenue Kcnsing-
ton street, stuart Avenue, Marshall.
Tenth. Cary, Eighth, Ashland. Winder
and Main Streets, this city, and about
eighteen acres in Henrco County. The
Richmond Properties Corporation en-
braces other properties In Richmond,
improved and uniUprovcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
BRANCH ESTATE PAYS
$4,000 IN BACK TAXES
Check for Omitted Payments l,
rendered City Treasurer
Pace.
EXAMINER SANDS AT WORN
VIII Go Over Records OF Property
for Years Past to Determine
Amounts Due Commonwealth.
Real Estate in Holding Companies.

Omitted taxes due the State by the
late John +. Branch. aEHregating SS5.-
900. were paid b. the executors OF the
estate yesterday morning
Examiner OF Records William H.
Sands. who had spent several days GO
ing over the records, held a conference
with the executors. \ statement and
report were fled with Commissioner OF
the revenue Henry r.. Trcsnon follow
Ing tho conference. and copies OF the
report were sent by Mr.. Tresnon to
Clerk Walter Christian. OF the Hastings
Court, and state Auditor G.. Lee Moore
The Branch estate will pay taxes TO
the city OF Richmond on the valua; lion
asccrtained by Examiner Sands. The
payment of the back taxes due was
made In the form Of check for s35.O 900
which was handed to City Treasurer
James H. Pace. 1t represented taxes
that had been overlooked for some
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
wooamen to Go to Winchester.

|Thc Ninth Biennial Head Camp.
[oodmcn OF the World, Convention of
|rsinia. Will he held in Winchester
March .. 10 and i. Hickory Camp.
\. &, which has the largest member
Ilp III the city, Will be represented
Rev. Gerald Cuibcrson. j. Harry
wdcr, Joseph J.. Creepy. Robert ~
pcs and William j. Britton. Other
7mps OF the city will also send dele
Itions