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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-02

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-02

Oen italieni den Sdnbtlss
fdiffen pirb nod INNER seituttst, NIT
aanonsn beipidt, ben RsD gortsr 6as
fen auf ihr 0erIpre9en su perIaHsn,
bab bic @eihiise nur su @ertbeibis
sungs5psden benust fperben. aber uns
iere Resisruns bat nod nidt nit eis
mem Wort ertldrt, tpas fie unttr 8ers
tbeibiguns perftebt. Dds sei9iebt nos
tiirli6 abiidtli9, neil ibr senau bes
tpubt ift, bag eine 0ertbeiDieung i'm
bolterre4tli9en Sirne nif)t itdttfinben
tann unb bab babsr nit Der 0ertbsis
bisung ni9ts anberes seu,eint 1T, als
elm @nsriff. auf folds Weiie pirb
nit iebem u[liirten Sdtffe, bas aus
dmeritanifden 9dfen absebt. elm @ors
tpanb gu elmer 3riessertIGrung gesen
0eutfaIanD seiaaffen unb ous 1T bic
alleinise 4biiht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-02

Wie erfi9tli6 fat bie ans
fiinbisuns Deutfalanos Don isinem
@srnt4tungstrieg sesen bsfpaffnste
9dnoelsbampfer bic geipiinihts Wir.
funs gebabt. Die unter engliIder
Jlaese fabrenoen S6iffe nsbmen isine
puiiagiere on, ionpern iibsrtragen Iie
auf Oampfer, Die unter umeritaniiner
Jldsee fa9ren. Der @runb hierfhr
1T, oaB bic gnsldnber feline Sditis
berlieren tpollen unb Der 3batia9.
Re6nung trdgen, bab bie 9sutfasn
ni4t Bios orohsn ionbern banbeiu.
Die 9aiiagiers Ietbit mDssn aud feline
Heigung mebr oerfpiirsn, iib ais
@dilbe fir bic GnslGnber ber3uses
ben, iporaus erfi9tli9 iit, baB Sober
@eruunft annirnmt, Hur nidlt Der prds
iibent, neil es ieinsm Sfpede ni6t snts
fpre9en pirbe, Dsrniinitis su banbeln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-02

4fle melt fiebt es, Bloc
nidt Der prdiioent, bab gnslanb ni6t
bIos sinen offenen, fonbern aud einen
oeritedten Sfrieg gesen unIeren 9anbeI
fibrt. gngIifde Jabritanten brauden
bios an irseno einem puntte ameritas
nii9e aDntnrren8 gu peripiiren, 70 be-
geben iie fi9 gum britiihen Winiites
ruin unb melosn oisfsm, bub Der atrt.s
rifanii9e 2onturrent an bic beuti1en
@erbiinbeten pertauft unb auf Der
Stelle ptrb Elm 8efebl erlaHen, tpslher
bie umsritaniiden Waaren bon Der
ginfuhr in England unb ben britifhsn
aolonien ausidliebt. Inter Staatss
bepurtement ipirb nit 8efhlperben per
gen bieier untsrbriidtIng bes 9anpels
iiberbduFt, aber es tpirb nint eintnul
Bel gnslanb prpteitirt, ba bieiss
bon unfersm StaatssSeiretdr dls
gunbesgsnoFe betradtet pirb, bem
man auf isbe Weifs, 5um gr0bten
Sduben bes eieenet 2dnbes belfen
mub. bic ~garbaren" su iiberDtnoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-02
Grs@eianSter Williams perur'
tbeilt Sinsu. .&urs ocs
Trdiioenten.

@eorge ssreb Millidms, Der friihs'
re omeritaniids @eianbts in @ries
fenIonb, periideri in elmer ben prd'
fibsntn Wilfon unb Staaisistretdr
Qanina tabelnbsn Grtldruns, bab
cine Iajpritdt Der b,mcsratif6en
aonsrebmitslisb.r bic DisSsr.rlpdb.
lung bes Yrdiibenitn dls unmogIib
betro9tet. gr bringt oaralff, bab
ni6tiniiruiris 0slssatiOnen gum aons
ben. nad ct. 2ouis ssianot psrs
ben.
Die a[lasmsine Slass gebs bdbin,
bab Der prdfibsni bon sinem Riihen'
fabineti rsairi tpirb, bon behtn mdds
iigen Wliialisb,rn elmer stn tcnangss
benptr gertrst,r Der 5ohfinun5, Der
0sIbpsrleibtr unb Wafferabrtidnten
| it,, Iaai Srr Williams. do bic bes
mofrdtifGe partei j,bt bic Wieberno'
minaticn bss prdiibenten WiHon ere
ndei, i4idt es fih fir uns 80 fras
gen, burd psId,e prc5ebur unftr
sinit frisbprlIr unb neutroler prdii'
bent su einem parteisdnger geuorbsn
1T unb geiiattst bat, baB mir su
sipei Tritteln in ben m5rberiihen
suropdifd.n Rontefi binsinsesogsn
ipprbsn finb.
.Weser NIT gesug auf Elm militds
rifhss proerumm, nod auf einen
m6aIi6en biplrmatiiden 9ru6 bat
er feline parteifiihrer su Rate gesos
Gen. Disfe babsn bereitg fsin. milis
idriI8sn glGne pertpnrfen uno bros
Zen i.bt init einsm grpteft seaen f.is
ne Jiibruns Der ausipdrtisen anssles
aenbeiien.
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ssobren lm ibrs mdblerIf,aft NIT BEN
g.riprsden fir Jrifbsn unb Reuirds
Iitdt fparbsn, iirduben iih, 5u Der
neuen poIiiif beg prdiioenten suriids
Sufebren, bic fie als psrbdnsnibpcll
fir ibre sissnsn politii4en 9usiids
ten taIten. sic ifiinnei barin iiftrs
Elm, bab, fpenn Der prdiibsnt feit fir
Nrieben ilnb 0eutraliidt asbiiebsn
mare, er unb feline partei in Der iOms
menbsn Rationalpabl unbeiisgbar ses
ipefen ipdreH.
Ca tpirb gsItsnb ssnddi, bub be-
mpfraiiThe aonerebmitglieber nift
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6arfe bpripre1en unb erit ibr Dor.
babsn anssbsn miiiTen, ete iie gum
prdiibenten borgetaiIsn tperbsn.
sd babe BON pernnifpprtIihsn
giibrern spfabrsn, bab Der prdIibsnt
| he iiber i.ine Isgislatibe politif nidt
Su Ratbe 3iebt unb, felbit ipenn sr iie
beIdloFtn bat, bic prpteiie Der Jiibs
rer bsrgeblid selpeIen iinb.1
Wii 9s5ua duf Stuatsislrttdr Cans
| iins idgf 5err milIiams:
Seine Grtldrnns. bdb er Elm De-
motrat lei, miib ongenpminen tpsrb.n,
ba er isinsn ausipru1 burd bic Nns
tiinbiaung betrdftiai. bnb er ben 9prs
Iib aaf bsmotraiiI6en gDuntbs s4nns
bellten asfiihrt but, dber nuBtrbalb
| Teineg gcuntps tdnnte ibn tein De-
mptidi. Rad prinsip unb 5,nbiiion
| lit Der 5taatsIefrstdr bisber Elm parf
tsifiibrer unb Elm nationaIer Siaotss
mann aefpeIen. Gsin Nadfolgsredt
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-02

Ser enslifde S9abamtss
aan5ler Mae2ennd bat bic RsprGiens
ianten Der brttii9en @ef9dftsfpslt, bic
In 2onoon 5uiammsnestommen iinb,
ipenn ni9t birett, 70 bod in nnber.
fennbaren WOrtsn bera9ridtist, Dab
gnsIanS feline Jreibanbelspolitif aufs
gebsu tDirb. Der 4risg babe gu oeuts
lid geaeist, fast er. bab Elm 2anb Ders
lpren TT, bas fitt au ieiner Grbaltnng
D0aig auf ben ausipdrtisen 5anbel
berIaife unb niht barauf geba6t
nebme, ii9 Bis su einem gepiffen
@rdbe undbhdngis bonn MitsfdnD su
rtuhen. Oas III eine grgdm5uns su
Der pprberisen Mntiinbiguns, Ddb
gnalaHb ben Mderbdu sfniflih In bic
9dnb nebmen nnb 5n bieism gebufe
ben SrObsruubbeiis, Der bic 2anb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-02

iuirttfdaft mebr gum 1ersniisen, als
gum @ei4dft bstriebenhat, abl0isn unb
paraelIiren ipsroe. Wdre GnalaaD
fhcn friiber anf bisfsn Gebanteh sss
temmen. 10 battle es ben jsbissn aries
nidt angefanssn, benn psien Moiio
mar, ben bsutfden Ttitbeipsrb i'm glus
bsnhanbel, ben gnslanb p0lIis fir ii9
beanipru9ts, 3u pernihten.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-22
COMP ANY PREPARING ID
 OPERATE
WALNUT GROVE TO BE
 SCENE OF LARGE PLACER MOVEMENT THIS WIN
 TER; WORK BEGINS.
(From Sundays daiiy.)

A. H. Martin and F. c. Ramsey, principals of the new dredging con- pany which has acquired several ranches in Walnut Grove, arrived from Colorado during the week and have taken possession of their differ ent holdings, established a camp and are ready to receive machinery due to arrive in a few weeks.
 The boat is to be constructed on the ground and material for it is be- ing shipped in. Four ranches have been taken over under an option, and three other similar deals are being nc gotiated. The materializing of this placer movement had been under con sideration for over a year, during which time system of prospecting had been given certain sections, with favorable results. The plan is to rush work, that water may be available in short time from Winter storms. Some of the oldest ranches in this county are to be obliterated for the gold values carried in the soil
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-22
WALKER STRIKE
 REVIVES EARLY MINING
(From Sunoays OayIy)

Arrivals yesterday from Walker re- ported that the strike made in the Homestead carly in the week showed the big ore body developed is con tinuing, and there is no indication whatever of the vein pinching as the drift is being extended The strike is rated as the forerunner in placing Walker district into an excellent rat ing for the future
 Following the strike, another point in the group became active few days ago, in starting a new shaft about 200 feet to the west on a parallel vein, and from indications additional sur prises may be expected in due time. Old-time residents of that section re- hearsed what prevailed when the Homestead was a producer of free milling ore in the long ago, when the returns by arastra were heavy. A rebellious condition coming in at a depth of 50 feet altered the situation, and the property ceased to be active from lack of facilities to recover its precious metals by the primitive pro cess. Said an old-time resident of the above region yesterday: Its all right anyway, and the old Homestead is on the right track again, coming back at swift gait into its own to stay: it's big one and on the map again as it was in the '60s.'
 Mir. Shockley is at the camp, to direct operations. The operating company is composed of a few share holders, and they acquired the group only short time ago, after it had laid idle for over quarter of century.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-22
K. OF p. ID HOLD CONVENTION IN
 PRESCOTT
(From Sundays Oaily)

Due to the efforts of Tom Bate and other loyal Prescott lodge members the next Knights of Pythias' convcn- ton will be held in this city Octo- Der has been set as the month but no definite date decided upon It is planned to hold the convention dur ing the next Northern Arizona Fair. This will mean that at least 300 visit ors will be in town during the fair. The Sisters Pythian Temple will hold convention in conjunction with the mems lodge.
 Officers of the Grand Domain Lodge of the Knights of Pythias' or der were elected at the Phoenix con. vcntion which was held the l4th, 18th and 10th. Following are the names of those who were elected to hold offices in the lodge for the ensuing year: Grand Chancellor, Dr. White man, Globe; c. V. C., r. II. Smith, Flagstaff; c. F., ]. \. Mullen, Tempe: c. M. F., L. F. Redield, Bisbce: c. N. A, James A. Gilbert. Jerome: q. O. c., s. C. Nash, Hayden: G. K. K. of s, ]. Lopcr, Phoenix; C. T., J. Nj. Aitkcn, Phoenix, and c. l. C., J. s. Colter, Phoenix.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-22
Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors Of
 Yayapai County, Arizona.
(Continued from page A.

Appointments by L. Cowcn county Fred H. Ecker F BcnhaT, L. F. Ncl j. l. A. Thomson registration officers taken up The appointments by J. F. Young sheriff Harry McAicha Romono ann j. M Schwartz John Paxton Fred Blake and H. ennngs without taken confirmed The application of w. A. kearn the Cottonwood Jus cc Precinct leave absence period thirty days taken and granted.
 
 Ball the been fully
  petition received asking that Mir J. R. Pat unborn killed by Mir
  bounty be allowed on he young tain hons The clerk following of r. Proposals Sealed will be al to Monday October l96 by the Board wood
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-22
LOCATION CONFUSED
(From Fridays DaiIvi

In taking over under an option the Wren group of IS gold-copper mines situated south oi the wagon road lead ing from Castle Hot Springs into Hot Springs Junction, Wesley Merritt, who was in the city yesterday, stated the owner, II. F. Smith, was unable to designate in the contract and agree ment whether the property was locat- ed in Nayapai or Maricopa county. This essential matter is to be dispos- ed of from a legal viewpoint SO far as the future is to be considered. It is presumed by the owner that the boundary line shows the Wren to be located in this county, and until q survey is made, the transaction Is to be held up. Mir. Merritt will incor- poratc and later patent the group.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-22
BOY SCOUTS IN FIRST FIELD I CONTEST
EXCITING RACE TESTER DAY IN WHICH SINEWS OF YOUTHFUL VIGOR ARE TRIED OUT.
(From Sundays Daily)

Under the direction of Executive Officer Howard Wcster, the Boy Scouts of Prescott swung into action yesterday afternoon in one of the most interesting outdoor exhibitions ever witnessed in this city, in which physical ability was demonstrated in a field that proved exciting to even the adult.
 The occasion was a relay race in which five troops made up the bat talion of competitors The start was from headquarters on the lower floor of the Bank of Arizona building, and the race was from the city and return around the fair grounds, distant from start to finish of } Is miles. Troop No. l, finished first. in the time of l9 minutes. Troop No. was second, in 2l minutes, Troop No. ,, third in ? minutes, while Troop No. had an only survivor of the contest in Pete Cordova, who limped under the wire alone in about 5 minutes.
 The contest was for a silver cup, and Troop No. will have this trophy in its keeping until defeat comes.
 The total enrolment of the organi- zation to. date numbers 80. and the youths are showing keen interest in all sports.
 The winning troops comprises George Allan, Lincoln Young, Wells Heap, Charles McCash, Crosby Paine, Ralph Hooker, Charles Suder. Harry Southworth, Harold Poe. Paul Dalke
 Troop No. }, second in the race con sists of Albert Ryer, Walter Mays. Edwin Erickson, Hadley Hicks, Henry Cullom, Ralph Lazure, Edwin Marshall, Ira Edwards.
 The Boy Scouts are now convent entity located in space formerly oc cupied by the R. H. Burmister Co. store and the entire rearranging Of the interior is going on.
 The assembly room is entered from the Gurley street side, and will be rendezvous for general purposes. The landings above are segregated into a meeting place for official doings, a reading room is ready, gymnasium is going up, a tcn-pin alley is being laid, and in position are a table tennis, q quoit feature, and half dozen oth- CT innocent amusements. The Scout movement begins under favorable auspices and regular outdoor events are scheduled for the coming weeks. There Is good-natured strife prevail ing among the youths and the or ganization is popular.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-22

The following
 
 
 No No. To Whom \mt POS sos w. IL Merritt half Sept salary engr..$ The w. Han Precinct for the M 9l6 filed The Wm R. Fitzgerald constable Prescott Justice Precinct month The of w. A. Scott constable Jerome Junction Pre-
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-22
STILL THEY GO
(From Sundays Dailyl

The Hill Hardware Co received another carload shipment oi Ford autos yesterday, and sales were re- ported to the following: Rev II. IL. Shircs, city; D. Longcrct, Congress Junction: James Wills, Senator: Gail Harlan, Crook mine: D. D. Dillon, Miller valley: Arizona Smelling O., Humboldt Another carload is cn route from the factory.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-22
ANNUAL MEETING GREEN MONSTER
 IMPORTANT
PURCHASE OF COPPER R CHIEF AND SALE OF TREASURY STOCK, ARE TO BE CONSIDERED.
(From Sundays daiIy.l


 | The question of the purchase Of the Copper Chief will be one of the inn portant matters considered at the an nual meeting of the Green Monster Mining Company to be held in Je- rome, Monday, December 4th. No tices are now being sent to stock holders, contemplated plans being set forth as follows:
 ''In addition to other matters to be considered, particular attention is called to the following: That the board of directors, in the name of the company, has taken an option 10 pur- chase the mines, mill and property of the Hayden Development Com pany and the Copper Chief Mining Company This property adjoins the Green Monster Mining Company on the south. It consists of 20 or more claims with large bodies of developed ore, a mill for the treatment of the same, and other equipment, together with valuable water rights. Under the terms of this option the company has 30 days from November I, lol6, to make a physical and geological exam ination and must pay, on or before December G, 1916, first payment of a substantial amount, and within 60 days after December l, 1916. must make the final payment. Full details of the option will be disclosed at this meeting.
 "Thc board of directors have em. ployed a very eminent geologist and mining engineer who is now eXamin- ing this property, and an audit of their books is being made by our au- ditor to determine their statements of profit.
 "Thc board of directors is of the opinion that this property is of great value and its acquisition by the com pany would be most advantageous and desirable.
 "Thc ore bodies will be carefully measured, sampled, assayed and the present known value and extent of such ore bodies determined. The prospective value of this producing property will also be determined as closely as possible from careful geo. logical examination and study.
 This property of the Copper Chiei Mining Company is now being oper- ated under a lease by the Hayden Development Company and we under stand it is netting handsome returns upon the ore worked. Our option covers the interests of both of these companies in this property.
 Before exercising this option the board Of Directors desires to submit this entire matter to the stockholders for their action and authority.
 Tt is desired that the stockholders pass on the reports of the engineer, ! gcologist and auditor, which we hope will be available at that time, and, to . determine on a plan to finance this | proposition.
 We wish also 10 consider the ques- ton of having the stockholders order the stock transfer books closed as of the date of the annual meeting, or later and to offer the 3O0,000 shares of treasury stock now in the treasury oi the company, pro rata to the stock holders of record at that time and 10 fx the price at which said stock shall be offered 10 the stockholders: also, to consider the payment of the first nstallment upon the option out oi the present funds of the company"
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-22


 No Nos. Name of Road Amt 269 569573 l. R. 20 a4-5Sl T. Green, district 2000 Hl 5S25& Tom Madden, Crook H2 5SS59S T. Logan, Crook Z3 59459S w. Sullivan, , and PA 5gG2 Chas. Wilson,
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-22
Office of BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Yavapai County, Arizona

September Board of Supervisors lavaPa County Arizona reeonyened September Present. William Stephens chairman Henry Suder member R T Bclchcr, After partial of the of the Primary Election held September F. until Thursday September 2, 1910, 9a5O o'clock a
 WILLIAM STEPHENS f'a' a Chairman R. r. BELCIIER,
 r
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-22

The following ayrol
  ordered drawn the Road Fund to-wi
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-22
PRECEDE TREVINO

FL PASO, Nov. lS.-It is reported 500 cavalry preceded the train bearing encral Trcvino from Chihuahua City yesterday for the south to command the division in the field against Villa.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-22
Office of BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Yavapai County, Arizona

l9 Board of Supervisors of lavapa County Arizona Tuesday, September 19, o'clock, Present. William Stephens chairman; Henry Suder member R. T. Belcher, clerk.
 The resignation of T. Harden justice of the Rumble Bee Precinct
  Champe's Ranch, and The following claims ordered towit
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-22

cnc for the month July The from the following for the month of August 1916 of the Peace Justice Precinct F. H. Cartmel. eigman
 
  K
 
 l. ". A. hearns Cotonwood F. H. Baldwin Jerome Junction Reports from the following conb of August l9l6 received checked, fled Constable Precinct w R. Fitzgerald. Prescott w. A. Scott Jerome Junction Joe Cook Cottonwood F. L. Campbell.
 
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  Oryilc Glenn. Congress Junction Tuesday 1o 1916 a 930 o'clock
 WILLIAM STEPHENS Attest Chairman R. T. BELCHER Clerk.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-22
Proposals Wanted

Sealed will be this Monday October 96 by the Board of Bread for County Hospital and County Jail be furnished such and such be ordered by the Board of thereof delivered delivery charges
 Contract a period October 196 Payments be made monthly Ex- pense Fund. The Board the right o and al bids The successful bidder will be $50O0 for the faithful performance bond proved by the chairman of the Board of Supervisors
 Bids endorsed Proposals have of this advertisement attached thereto and addressed the Board of bid by the S0O payable the of the Yavapai of bond and required of the successful bidder.
 Bidders invited to be at the opening of bids For further information apply the clerk of this Board By order of the Board of Supervisors of Yavapa County
 R. T. BELCHER
 Clerk. Payroll officials period ending 15 lol6 County Supervisors ,on the Expense Fund
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-22

furnished for county 50 cords good wood 10 of good four lengths delivered piled premises hospital before the 18th day of December 19l6 wood be subject the of the the '.f county
 Payment for wood to- be made by drawn the Ex- pense Fund
 The successful bidder will be faithful by the chairman of the Board, of The Board right and all bids. Bids endorsed Proposals County Hospital Poor Farm and have this advertisement attached addressed the Board of Supervisors. Each bid certified cashiers the S25O payable order of the Board of the successful bidder
 Bidders a further information the clerk By order of the Board of
 R. T. BELCHER,
 Clerk
 Proposals Sealed proposals will be received at this office OO clock be furnished Yavapai County follows: 30 less of good lump coal be delivered the County Hospital
 Good lump coal for County Jail and County Offices delivered in such quantities desired Coal be delivered such quantities and a dd by the Board of Supervisors the of the County Hospital.
 The Board the O and all bids Bids be Proposals attached thereto addressed Board of Supervisors of Yavapai County Bidders invited to be the opening of bids For further information apply the clerk of this Board By order of the Board of Supervisors Yavapa County
 R. T. BELCHER.