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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-23
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-23

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-23

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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Robert Heating deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed executor of the last viii and
testament of Robert Heating. de-
ceased. to the creditors OF and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased. to exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers. within ten
months after the first publication OF
this notice to the said executor at its
Office in the Masonic Temple. Pres
colt, Arizona, the same being the
place for the transaction OF the bust
ness of said estate. in said County
of Yavapai.
COMMERCIAL TRUST & saw
INGS BANK.
Executor OF the last will and te ia
ment of Robert Heating, deceased.
Dated Prescott, Arizona this 18th
day OF May. 1915.
First Pub. May cost (w).
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16
EXPRESS COPPER
MINES BEGIN SHIPPING
(FrOm Sundays Daily

Charles Fleming, who with J. J..
Davis. is operating the well known
Express group OF copper mines in
Cunningham pass, west OF Congress
Junction, was an arrival few days
ago from his camp and stated ship
ping had been inauguratcd. The first
carload has been marketed at FL
Paso, another Is on the dump that
will 90 to Hayden smelters. and reg
ular shipments arc TO follow in the
future
Mr.. Fleming states the Express is
making its first production so far as
smelling markets arc 10 be consider
cd. in nearly eight years. during
which time a large line OF develop
ment has been carried out. The ore
reserves now insure a vast tonnage.
In past years. no work has been per
formed during the summer, but this
method has been set aside this year
and a permanent camp will be mail.-
tanned, the owners being DESTROYS to
reap any benefits by shipping out and
by keeping up development in the
deeper workings.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16
SEVERE PUNISHMENT
Of Mrs. ChappeH, of Five Years
Standing, Relieved by Cardui.

Mt. Airy, N. C.-Mrs. Sarah NJ. Chap
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stomach troubles, and my punishment
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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Richard DeKuhn. de
ceased
Notice is hereby given by the I'M
dersign, administrators OF the estate
OF Richard DeKuhn, deceased, TO the
creditors of and all persons 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 administrators at the Office
OF Anderson & Lamson. 6-7-S. Pres
colt National Bank Building. Pres
colt, Arizona, the same being the
place for the transaction OF the buSi-
ness OF said estate, in said County
OF Yavapai.
MRS. RICHARD DEKUHN.
Administrative OF the estate OF
Richard DeKuhn, deceased.
Dated. Prescott, Arizona this 4th
day OF June. 1918.
First Pub. June 9 st (w).
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16
KEWPIES REIGN AT
FAREWELL PARTY
(From Sundays DaIIy)

The home OF Mrs. Amy Hill, at
2OS Park avenue was the scene OF
tumultuous merry-making yesterday
afternoon when Louise Hill enter
tanned with an "au revoir' party in
honor OF her classmate, Juanita Nor
rison.
y welcome you'll find on the 18th
OF June, 2:3O the hour be sure and
come soon, Babe my old classmate,
with smile and voice sweet will be
there to greet you glad hand and
both feet"
Thus ran the invitations which were
safely carried to the guests by the
tiny kewpies who smiled invitingly in
the corner OF each card. The guests
were called upon to display their
skill at making button holes. blind
folded, for which feat, Mary Richards
captured the prize. kewpie PIN
cushion.
AS a special feature the guests were
each given a stick OF gun and were
allowed to enjoy the tempting flavors
OF it Tor four or FIVE minutes, after
which they were obliged to fashion
strange animals on white cards. \
mouse modelled by Florence Duncan
and black cat by Melita Meade
were voted the best. and the young
ladies cut for the prize. Miss Meade
being the winner OF a smiling kewpie.
Later in the afternoon dainty re
freshments were served. The color
scheme for decoration was carried
out in green and white, the colors OF
the class OF IS. The centerpiece was
a lovable kewpie attired in a college
cap and gown. The favors were tiny
kewpies and the place-cards were
hand-painted kewpies in college caps
and gowns
Those who enjoyed Miss Hills hos
pitality were: the Misses Florence
Duncan. Emma Denny, Melita Meade,
Eleanor Meade, Juanita Morrison,
Mile Marks. Marjorie Mines, Mary
Richards, Anna Lou Richards, Helen
Reibling and Muriel Tucker
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16
$4,000 RANCH AND
RANGE DEAL CLOSED
(From SUNDAYS Dally)

Another ranch and range deal was
closed in this city yesterday, when
Paul H. Wright sold to !. B. Jones,
for a sum stated to be close to $4,000
all his land and cattle interests in the
Camp Wood country. The buyer is
following this line OF business north
of Ash Fork, and will consolidate his
livestock with those purchased, and
in the future make the Wright ranch
his headquarters. The principals to
this deal were arrivals in the city
yesterday, and Mr.. Jones will return
to his newly acquired property today
10 take possession.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16
FIT TING TRIBUTE
IS PAID STARS
AND STRIPES
ELKS' CELEBRATION IS
ONE THAT WILL LONG
BE REMEMBERED IN
MILE HIGH CITY.


Patriotism ran high when Prescott
Lodge No. $50 B. B. O. Elks celc-
brated Flag Day with very appropri-
ate exercises yesterday afternoon at
the Elks' theatre. All OF local Elk
dom, besides many outsiders were
present and the program will long be
remembered as one OF the most fit
ing tributes to old glory ever given
in this city. The stars and stripes
literally covered the inside OF the
theatre and the stage was also dec
grated in this fashion. making a SPLEEN
did background for the events OF the
day.
Featuring the occasion was the
Elks' altar services Tor absent mem
bers, especially arranged for Flag
Day exercises. A floral liberty bell
which supposedly struck the mystic
hour OF II, an Elk ceremony. was
formed with wreaths of red roses,
white lilies and blue violets and was
topped with bar covered with stars
representing the states OF the union.
The ceremonies were opened by the
Prescott Band with the stirring
strains OF The Star Spangled Ban
ner"
Columbia. the Gem OF the Ocean"
under the leadership OF Miss Mabel
Barnard, was sung by the students of
the Lincoln school, the voices of the
cute little kiddos in the front row
harmonizing with those OF the oldest
pupils in the rear. flags being kept
waving throughout the song.
With the officers OF the Elks' on
the stage and Exalted Ruler P. J.
Farley presiding, the Introductory ex-
ercises of the order were given. each
officer expressing his esteem for the
flag and its meaning TO their organi-
zation.
An inspiring and forceful recitation
OF the poem. The Name OF Old
Glory" by James Whitcomb Riley
was given by Mrs H. T Southworth.
During intcrmissions the Prescott
Band played patriotic selections
which brought home the meaning Of
the flag to every loyal citizen present.
Other music on the program in
cluded the song. The Flag OF Our
Native Land" by the students OF St.
Joseph's Academy with the stars and
stripes in the hands OF the smaller
children waving to the tune OF the
anthem, and an excellent solo by n.
c. Suman He sang The Star
Spangled Banner" with Mrs. Eugene
Neuman acting as accompanist.
Costumed in dainty dresses OF red.
white and blue. two little misses.
Layle and Eleanor Stephens gave a
recitation in honor OF cid glory.
The history OF the national emblem
from the time OF the first OF the col
onies in 1920 to Tvs. when the stars
and stripes with the circle of stars in
the field OF blue were first made by
Betsy Ross, to the flag OF today with
its 4S stars, was read by F. A. Nc
Swiggcn. chaplain OF the local lodge.
Forming a giant flag on the stage,
he pupils OF Washington school as
sisted in the exercises by giving the
flag salute Some OF the children
wore red caps, others blue and others
white, and were arranged into the
form OF the national emblem.
F. S. Clark gave an interesting ad-
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16
PLANS COMPLETE
FOR SUMMER SCHOOL


FLAGSTAFF. June l2-For some
weeks past plans have been material
izing to conduct large summer
school at tho Northern Arizona
Normal school. Flagstaff. Arizona
Some students have already register
ed; many reservations for rooms
have been made; and still inquiries
come from all parts OF this state and
adjoining ones The prospects are
very bright, and there is every indica-
ton for most successful session.
The work viii be in charge OF &
faculty OF is members. The Is regu-
lar members are r. H. II. Blome. Pm.
D., principal; Edward F. Honn. as
sistant principal; Grace Caldwell,
head OF department OF Latin and
Spanish; Cora l. Bolts. head OF de
partment OF history and geography:
Clarence D. Thorpe. head OF depart
ment OF English; Earl F. Rosenberg.
head OF department OF manual train
ing; Emma B. Jones. head OF depart
ment OF household economics: Nora
T. Blome, head OF art department:
Leslie \. Goodding. head OF science
department; Willis F. Berg, head OF
department OF agriculture; Mary G.
Boyer. assistant in department OF
English; Iva Winterfeld. substitute
in department of English. and Cor
nellia Luscomb, head OF music depart
ment
The remaining five members come
TO instruct in the summer school only.
John \. Adams, who a few years ago
was head of the department OF science
OF the Northern Arizona Normal
school. will be instructor in physics
and chemistry. r. G. Stevenson. su-
perintendent of the public schools at
Jerome will teach geography and
physiology. Leona NJ. Haulot, OF the
training department OF the Tempe
Normal school, Tempe. will have the
Palmer method OF penmanship class
es. Alice J. Mead. principal OF the
Sangamon Street school. Decatur.
ILL.,. will have charge OF the primary
classes in the training school ~ O.
Neal, Phi. D. OF the department OF
education, University OF Arizona.
Tucson, will conduct the classes in
pedagogy and history of education.
During the eight weeks 4 semes-
ters work is covered in any given
subject. All classes in major sub
iects recite twice day. All classes
in minor subjects recite once day
Two majors and one minor constitute
maximum amount OF work
As a recreation from work the sur
roundings OF Flagstaff offer many
opportunities for picnics. outings for
day. and weekend camping trips.
The session opens on June 2lst.
and. continuing for eight weeks. clos
es en- August 18th. The Santa Fe.
Southern Pacific. and FL Paso and )
w railroads will make a rate of one
and one-third fare for the round trip
to those wishing TO attend the sum-
mer school at the Flagstaff Normal
school this summer Rates will be in
effect June 18th to 2lst, good TO re
turn August 18th to 18th.
Should any one reading this article
wish to know more about the North
ern Arizona Normal school summer
session. inquiries will be promptly
and fully answered by r. II. II.
Blome, Flagstaff. Arizona.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16
Range Visitor.
(From Saturdays Daily.l
Visiting Friends.


Visiting Friends.
Mrs. Jessie Hovelman. OF Hum
boldt. was an arrival yesterday to
visit with friends Tor the weekend.
Visited the Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. w. Hull passed
through the city yesterday for Je-
rome. after visit to the two expo
sitions.
Verde Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Heath and
NJ. O. Heath, OF Verde valley. were
arrivals yesterday to remain for few
days on business.
Visiting the Range.
Mrs. Joe H. Drew has gone to
Anvil Rock for few weeks to enjoy
range life, and will be the guest Of
relatives and friends.
Come to Visit.
Mrs. c. R. LOOMS and two sons
were arrivals yesterday from Ray,
and will remain for the summer at
Humboldt, visiting with friends.
Leaves For Home
Mrs. Nellie Vosburg lett for her
home in Detroit yesterday after
spending the winter in Prescott with
her brother. Charles Shower. and wife
Returns From Coast.
Postmaster A. J. Herndon has re-
turned from a months business trip
to Los Angeles, and like all Arizon'
ans is glad to be back again in the
land OF the Hassayampers.
Summer Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Smith. their
daughter. Miss Edna Smith and son,
Robert Smith. were arrivals in auto
yesterday from Graham county, and
will remain in this section for the
summer
Realty Transfer.
Two lots in the Oasis Colony tract,
near Cottonwood. have been sold by
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl NJ. Helm to NJ. B.
Hazeltine for a nominal sum accord
ing TO a deed filed with the county
recorder yesterday.
Comes to Locate.
Floyd Duncan. nephew OF W. S.
Wilhelm, the mining operator, was
an arrival yesterday from Long
Beach, and will locate at the Ruth
mining camp, to begin his future ca
.reer as 4 consulting engineer.
Hassayampa Mine Sold.
The Blue Ribbon lode mining claim
in the Hassayampa district has been
sold to the Arizona & California Min
ing Company for the sum OF $3.50 by
j. l. Gardner and James H. Slack, &C
cording to deed filed in the Office of
the county recorder yesterday.
Another Ford Sold.
Postmaster Chester Dickerson, of
Ash Fork. arrived on the train yes
terday. and on returning home was
propelling new Ford auto. purchas-
ed from the Hill Hardware Co. This
was the third car sold in three days.
and total in three years OF 80.
Visiting Old Home.
Miss Carrie n. Edwards, who will
be remembered as a former teacher
OF the public schools OF this city, has
arrived from Oakland. Cal. to spend
her vacation with friends. and is a
guest OF Mrs. J. B. Tomlinson She
still pursues a professional career,
and is the principal OF public school
IN the above city.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16
RECORDS
instruments Filed as Recorded by
The Prescott Title Co.
June S, 1915.


Frank Chadek and wife to H.
Yoder Lots and 8. Block "A, Ash
Fork.
VIM. Kelly locates Mangus mine,
Silver Mountain district
Mark Bradley and Harry Eckert To-
cate ; mines. Hassayampa district.
Thos. b Farrow and wife to Chas.
Dickinson and wife Two acres in
SW14 of SEA. Sec. 2, Ism, Sc.
June 7, 1915.
]. NJ. Sullivan locates l mine and
amends location OF l mine. Verde dis
trict
r. \ .Kinsman locates 8 mines,
Black Hills district
F. NJ. Murphy and wife to F. H..
Williams Deed-Lots %, 80 and "a
Block 4, Fleurys Addition, Prescott.
June 8, 1915.
B. W. Ungles locates mines.
Walker district.
James Adams to Burrel Wright
NWI4 OF NW54 Sec "a. SW14 of
SWH Sec. p, E1l OF El, SWH Of
NEH and NWI4 OF SEA Sec. 2S,
ON. 2E.
Burrel Wright designates above
last for desert land entry.
United States to James D. Sellers.
Patent-Lots , and 3, seq OF NEH
OF SWH Sec. 81, IAN, 5 F.
Mrs. L. Dandrea amends location
OF Cold Water mine, Turkey Creek
district.
John Halbleib locates Lone Noun
tain mine. Walker district.
June g, 1915.
VIM. and r T. Ne1lis locate ?
mines. Black Canyon district.
Mrs. H. H. Rodgers to Marion
Rodgers. Lot l, Block ). Prescott
r. T. Gilbert locates Cottonwood
placer. Humbug district.
Harry Parker amends locations OF
10 mines. Verde district
June 10, 1915.
I. Gadette and T. F. Shea amend
locations Of ) mines, Verde district.
June II, 1915.
School District No. 40 to John
King. Bill OF sale.-One old school
building at Seligman.
O c. and G. F. Lady locate Red
wing mine. Hassayampa district.
]. l. Gardner and James H. Slack TO
Arizona and California Mining Co.
$3.50. Blue Ribbon mine, Hassayam-
pa district
Carl NJ. Helm and wife to NJ. B.
Hazeltinc Lots and Oasis Colony
Tract. Verde valley, and water.
Mrs. c. S. Zeigler locates Catherine
mine. Weaver district.
Fred J. Smith locates ? mines.
Thumb Butte district
John Roarke amends location Of
Nellie Blye mine. Verde district.
June II. 1915.
II. 1llier ana WIG 10 MIS- J. VI
Conner. Bill OF sale.-Building at
Walker.
Frank Peterson to Dave Goodwin.
Three Medals mine, Black Hills dis
trict
VIM. c: Bashford to Louise F.
Bashford. Jersey Lily, Gold Treas
ure. Silver Belt, Curtin. Wire Gold,
Dosoris, Buzzard, Raven mines and
3 millsites.
L. n. Wombacher locates Logan
No. mine, Cherry Creek district.
Paul H. Wright and wife to J. p.
Jones. One water right, Eureka di-
trict.
Paul II. Wright and wife to J. B.
Jones. Lot ,. SWI4 OF N714. NWH
OF SEA and NE14 OF SW14. Sec. ?,
ION, Nv.
Paul H. Wright and wife to J. B.
Jones Bill of sale.-Various cattle
and horses near Camp Wood.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16

dress and also gave the Elks' tribute
TO the flag. The members Of the
lodge, assisted by the audience and
the Prescott Band. completed the pro
gram with America"
Judge F O. Smith had charge OF
the program.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-06-16
(FTom Tuesdays DaiIy.)
Taking Layoff.

Taking Layoff.
Joe I. Roberts has gone to Aqua
Caliente hot springs on trip Of rec
reation for 4 few weeks as well as for
his health
To the Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Acker left yes
terday Tor San Diego. to visit the ex-
position and enjoy an outing for a
few weeks
Brief Visitor.
II. X. Behn, former we'll known
Prescottite. was 4 brief visitor on
Sunday coming from Phoenix, where
he is engaged in business.
Business Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Pitts, OF Selig-
man, were visitors yesterday in auto.
the former coming OH a business trip,
being the principal merchant OF that
town.
Entertaining Sister.
Forest Supervisor Runnells is en-
tertainisg Tor a few months his sis
ter. who arrived yesterday from Kan
sas City. and will reside on Groom
creek.
Cupid Again.
. Marriage licenses were issued to
the following two couples yesterday:
E. A. Jordan and Miss Pearl Hallett
and R. Marion Rodgers and Novella
F. Walker.
Home From School.
Miss Grace Eckel, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John o. Eckel, returned
yesterday from the Tempe Normal,
and will spend her vacation at the
Fair Oaks home OF her parents.
Summer Visitor.
Miss Lola Hoyt, OF Bloomfield,
Neb., was an arrival yesterday to re-
main for the summer. and will be
guest OF her uncle, T. J. Laird, at the
latter's mining camp in Groom creek
district
From the Country.
John o. Eckel and William Roberts
were in the city yesterday from Fair
Oaks. and report farmers as not dis
mayed over the loss OF their big fruit
crop, but active in other lines. with
good yields as assured.
Country Visitors.
T. B. Carter and son-in-law, Orvillc
Glenn. OF Walnut Grove. were ar
rivals yesterday in auto on business
trip. The latter is making arrange
ments to enter in the cowboy relay
races for Frontier Days
Home For Vacation.
Miss Harriet Wells. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. Wells. returned
from the Tempe Normal on Sunday,
and left yesterday for her home at
Mayer, TO spend her vacation with rel
atives and friends. She was met here
by her brother. George Wells.
Verde Visitor
Ed. A. Jordan. one OF the best
NllOWH lCSluCillS VI lllt ' cruz hdllCN 6,
was an arrival yesterday, and rumor
states his mission is one in which
Cupid is plotting him out OF the ranks
OF bachelorhood. Mr. Jordan Is one
of Verde valleys large farmers and
is quite prosperous.
Frontier Day Visitors.
Miss Ella Whitney and sister, Mrs.
Ezra Damron, write from Wichita,
Kas., that they will again visit Pres
colt to remain for Frontier Day do
ings. They were here last year.
Their western destination is San Di-
ego. Later they return to remain un-
/ I'll September. ------
Mining Business.
4-P Nellis; the well known mining
man and merchant OF Turkey, was an
arrival yesterday on business and
stated that since the DeSoto camp