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Weekly journal-miner., 1916-02-09
Range Is Benefited.
(From Saturdays Daily.)

Business Trip.
 H. K Behn, a former resident of this city, was an arrival yesterday from Phoenix, to remain for a week to look after his mining and other business. He is interested in the New Year group of Chaparral. Country Visitor.
 Frank Rust of Ash creek is in the city this being his first trip in over five weeks, owing to the storm block ade. Range conditions arc benefited, he says, and only small property losses took place from the highest water ever known.
 Mining at a Standstill.
 L. N. Wombacher was an arrival yesterday from Cherry creek, and re- ported a general suspension of min ing, due to the storms of January closing up roadways and preventing traffic i1 or out. Such a condition has never been known. Resumption will not take place until later ill the month.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-02-09
Back From Colorado.

I Back From Colorado. F. s. Temple of Boulder, Colo. in terested in hubnerite mines of Eure- | ka district. was an arrival yesterday. and is preparing to visit his camp on trip of inspection. During his ab- sence development has been going on. Small Farm Losses. A. ]. Lasswell was an arrival yes terday from Skull valley, and reported some damage done to different ranch es by sand being washed thereon dur ing high water, the losses being small. After suspension of hauling out ores from Copper Basin, teams are again on the road.
 Small Farm Damage. ]. H. Maders was an arrival yester- day from Dewey, and stated high water in the Agua Fra river did not disturb ra1cners or cause heavy losses. A few farms were hit and the damage done will be nominal
 Family Afflicted.
 Jake Koontz is the last of the fam fly of that name to be stricken i'll with measles, and is nov in Williamson valley lder medical treatment. His brothers, Thomas and Clifford Koontz are now convalescing from this af- flictio1.
 Going to Mines.
 c. NJ. Janness of Coolidge, N. M.. was an arrival during the week and is going into the Black Canyon coun- try where he has mines, and will join brother who has established camp. They also will work placers, since water is abundant.
 Back From Coast.
 Albert Fain has returned from the coast on trip of recreation for few months, and left yesterday in auto for his home at Camp Verde. His car went into three feet of mud near the Four Mile house and later liv- cry team went to his rescue. He leaves today via Jerome.
 First Auto to Verde.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Heath. who returned a few days ago from Texas, left yesterday for their home in Yer de valley, in the auto of Frank Chil- cote. This was the first machine in or out of that country in over six weeks, and Chilcote stated that con sidering the condition of the roads, good time was made.
 Admitted to Home.
 Fred Rowe, for many years resi- dent of this county, has been admit ted to the Pioneers Home in this city, joining other Hassayampers o1 the hill few days ago. This old timer is worthy of the recognition extended him, as for over a third oi century he has been useful citizen, as well as an industrious miner No Praying For Rain.
 J. C. Young of Ferguson valley was an arrival yesterday and stated that for the first time known in a score Of years, the country had been drenched to such an extent that there would be no occasion for months to come for farmers to pray for rain," or com plain of the drouth. All ranchers are now waiting for dry weather to come that field work may start. Range Is Benefited.
 Al. B. Kellogg, of the Horseshoe Cattle Co.,, was an arrival Wednesday night from his headquarter ranch on the Lower Agua Fria, and stated that immense benefits to the cattle indus try will result from the big storms. Grazing will be restored to that ex. tent known over third of century ago, and water will be abundant for months to come at al! points on the range, a situation never known in very many years.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-02-09
SLIPPERY AS AN EEL

FL PASO. Feb. s. Military ad- vices from Madera reported that Villa is again in Western Chihuahua in the vicinity of the Santa Clara ranch.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-02-09

(From Thursdays Daily.) ack From Desert.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-02-09
Marooned For a Month.

Scotty Thompson was an arrival yesterday from his camp in Hassay- ampa district, this being his first visit since carly in January. He was caught in deep snow and did not see a soul in that time.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-02-09
Admitted to Home.

Fred Rowe, for many years resi- dent of this county, has been admit ted to the Pioneers Home in this city, joining other Hassayampers o1 the hill few days ago. This old timer is worthy of the recognition extended him, as for over a third oi . century he has been useful citizen, as we'll as an industrious miner.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-02-09
Back From Vulture.

w. H. Waller, a well known mining man of this section, returned yester- day from tine Vulture camp, where he had been a shift boss. to join his wife and family in this city, that property temporarily suspending.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-02-09

Fritz Mittendorff Of Mayer who had been visiting for the past two months with his three sons and two daugh- ters in Kansas, returned yesterday and leaves for home today.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-02-09
Back From Coast.

Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Heath. who returned few days ago from Texas, left yesterday for their home in Yer de valley, in the auto of Frank Chil- cote. This was the first machine in or out of that country in over six weeks, and Chilcote stated that con sidering the condition of the roads, good time was made.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-02-09
Small Farm Damage.
Going to Mines.

c. NJ. Janness of Coolidge, N. was an arrival during the week 8 is going into the Black Canyon co try where he has mines, and will j, brother who has established car They also will work placers, sii ..,.o- .. ,b.,Ia,.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-05-19

A. message came hero Tuesday
night to Jim Brldgoman saying that
his father, Mr.. A. r. Bridgeman was
seriously hurt Tuesday by his horse
falling with him. at his home at
Kress In swlsher county.
Jim Left Tuesday night and wired
back to friends here Thursday saying
his father died at o'clock Thursday
morning.
A. r Brldgoman lived for many
years In the Bethel community ten
miles west Of snyder and was u sue
ccssful farmer. lie vas an upright,
honorable citizen and had many
friends In scurry county who arc
made sad over his tragic death.
lie was a loyal citizen and his ann
bltion was to live lof orably and sec
that his family were properly cared
for.
The Signal extends sympathy to
the boreft family and relatives
Mr. Brldgeman bought land aud
moved to swishcr county a few
months ago.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-05-19

Topic-Tho Blessings Of Peace au1
how to ret them. John XlV:27.
Leader-Miss Veda Maxwell
Hymn No. Sic.
Prayer
Hymn No. 329.
Contcntmont- Miss Williams
Joy Mr. Watkins,
Powor-Mrs. Nelly
Music soio-Annie Williams.
How tre we to yet the blessings OF
peace? Mrs. o. II. Davenport
Hymn No. Sos
League Bcnodiction
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-05-19

All members Of the First Baptist
Church, at Snyder. Texas, are re-
qucsled to be present at the eleven
O'Clock hour next Sunday at the First
Baptist church.
There will be preaching by Bro.
Erp. Seminary Evangelist, and after
the sermon the church will be asked
to go into the election Of a pastor
Now II you are a member Of this
church and stay away we hope you
will be kind enough not to crlticlso
the action Of the church at that
time.
We are a democratic body and
each member has right equal TO
any other member but we do not be-
lieye a member has a right - shirk
the responsibility Of such work as the
calling Of a pastor and then II they
fail To get their party say he is not
their choice and walt TO see what he
Is before cooperating Every member
will have the right to vote for whom
they please in this election and we
want you present to vote. Remember
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-05-19
THE MANHATTAN BARBER
SHOP OPEN FOR BUSINESS

The Manhattan Barber Shop, Grif-
nth and Hardin, Props., is now open
for business In the Manhattan build
ing. southeast corner Of the square,
where the very best service will be
rendered. Everything new and up-to-
date, with experienced tonsorial ar
lists at your command. Full, hot and
cold water bath equipment with tubs
and shower attachment. A cordial In
vltation is extended the public to
make our place headquarters.
Assuring you all the business
courtesles possible, we are
Yours very truly,
THE MANHATTAN BARBER SHOP
i0tf Griffith & Hardin, Props.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-05-19

The Snyder National Bank have
had the ground broken and lines run
for the erection of n new banking
home on the northwest corner Of the
square. The details Of the structure
have not yet been fully determined,
but 1t is understood that the best ma
lorlal will be used.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-05-19
Notice

We have sold the Reel Theatre to
Mr.. p McElroy We desire to thank
the public for their very liberal pa
tronage in the past and trust that
they will favor Mr.. McElroy with the
same courteous treatment and liber.
al patronage In the future.
Respectfully, 40
Mr. and Mrs. Med G. Ellis
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-05-19

Townsend-Oldhhm & Co carry a
half page advertisement this week
and among other valuable offerings,
announce the store will close during
The rendition Of the ChautauQua pro.
Grams,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-05-19

Geo. II. Brown advised the Signal
yesterday that the City Council COM
mlttee had notified him that he had
boon appointed Special Traffic Police
man to assist In enforcing the ordi-
nance Of driving to the right and he
would enter upon his new duties
today.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-05-19
snIners Aitnck Forngc nu,crs

Sniptis Attack Forage myers
Lake ltascat, Mexico, May 10
by wireless to Columbus n NJ. Three
bandits. including Julio cardenas, q
villa leader, were Killed today Ia a
skiritish with an American detach-
mont near Rubio ranch, twenty miles
east NJ here.
The Americans. twelve strong. un-
der the command Of Lieut. George s.
Patton. comprised an automobile de-
tachmcnt sent TO purchase forage.
The bandits fred on Lieut. Patton
and his guide after they had alightcd
from the machines and were APP
preaching the ranch house.
The Americans dcploycd to pre-
vent the escape OF the Shippers and
Lieut.. Patton and his guide.rcturncd
the Ere, woundng the bandits, who
meanwhile fled through the rear Of
the house. Oyortakcn later, the Mcxi-
ans engaged the Americans In u RI
ne fight In which the three MeXicans
were killed
There were no American casual
ties. The bodies Of the MeXlcana
were brought here and buried. Pap
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-05-19

The First National Bank has in
stalled a mystery clock directly over
the Cashiers window, which keeps
accurate time II has no works,
wheels or any visible machinery. The
instrument must be seen to be APP
preclaiod,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-05-19

Miss Rita Harris has returned to
her home at Comanche after an ex-
tended visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
W. Harris In Snyder.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-05-19

e.. n. Richardson was here Thurs
day from Dunn and said the rain was
Just right.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-05-19

Alta Vista Cream-the ice cream
Of all Ice creams-is popular because
Of It's quality. ~
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-05-19

Baker. Grayum & Anderson offer
Hail Insurance this week See adv. on
page I.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-05-19

W. II. Mitchell says the rain comes
In good time to make sll the wheat
we are going to make.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-05-19

Mrs. w. o. Wcllborn Is moving
here from Baird. She resided here
about five years ago.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-05-19

y. Il. Matthews Of the Quality
store, ylslt0l in Sterling city this
week.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-05-19

Wilhelm & Dawson will open a
new grocery store In the old Town
send-Oldham stand on the east side
Of the square.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-05-19

CORRECT Attest:
W. a. JOHNSON,
w. d. SIMS,
ROn'T H. CURNUTTE,
Directors,

Mrs. Mary Armour, "The cyclone
Of Georgia" delivered prohibition
speech at the Methodist church Wed
ncsday night. OWING to inclemont
weather, the audience was not large.
She is a strong, positive, emphatic,
speaker and delivered a strong prohl-
bition argument
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-05-19
$40 90

Cashiers checks out
standing ........ $40 90
Total demand deposits.
Items 80. "a. 30, 80.
%, 3S, 80 and
40 .. S152.2iO.O1
Certificates of deposit $50 90
Total of Time deposits
Items n. ~ and
40 ....... G,73O.00
Bills payable, including
obligations represent
ing money borrowed 81 500 90
Total ......... 1853 OG5 n
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-05-19

Mrs. j. G. Moss. Of Mineral Wells
Texas, is visiting her daughter Mrs.
S. c. Porter.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-05-19
AMONG THE MERCHANTS

. . :. : . &: > . > Z: : 4:
The Manhattan Barber Shop Is
now open and ready for business. See
the announcement
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-05-19
No. $3.50
REPORT on THE CONDITON OF
THE
No. $3.50
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

At Snyder in the state Of Texas,
at tho close Of business on May 1st,
1915.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-01-05

Iirrlin, . lrdnu. tAsnpls Nor,
rru Post prnasl lpraNn dlc ktere
robkaly bylt dany rakousktmu u
ntmrckcmu Nuisku y Srhsku, ably
povlupmaM do Rrcka II napadla
uupIo trnucuunkt lmic. liukuresf
ska ,lepcse Morgcn lostu pfisusu'
ir tolu prohlaseni hulharsktmu Ca
soplsu Jitro, vyrhaseilelm sn.
a. rfayl NC, A. uAmeekA Nladm w.
Ytdnmila vladu feekoL ~ pokusl
,e a vNtNteut feekthn hscmi pl
spoieurektho yolaka, NemeekN
yysanee \ Athtnaeh, lak denese
sdslule prehlasll u premlefa skwu
londise, II hu,lp 10 lenom salma
Rrgka. kdyA speleuvl hu,loo = are,
mi tteksho Syllatenl, ieiin "a pei
tnmn,ph pomerO Revko yyslava -
\ nrheapeei. H. sulska esn,ramieh
mmnostl Nlnkuou de ieha asvml.
hu,le.i dan ruahas, ahy fahalen
Isl aluk pa anplo lrAlem,Aske na.
slee
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Bryan bude ridili boi pfoli
"priprnven0Ati

Washington, u e. l lrdlia
" j lir,an pflicl due" do Wash
lnrtonu. nby tabaiIl prpfat} h
hoil pron adHiuwtratninn pro
uramu a ynjruskt d namain' nrl
pra,cnosli. ltduaui @ sl,tlul pted
ioxe sselseui urualy a nanotni
etva fabhieha hude tungfrsu =
n,prt anelo yr sttrdu, ltalf'"
a.luMistrntniha prppfamll "a ptt
pravenusli ruyuti banali hatliNe
pflprnVy i ua,lpbaauiieiml holi q
prnhlasaiL A. hpa velkteh polifi
po,lati n iim aNiietili.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-01-05
HENRY FORD VRAT|L
Sc DO AMERIKY I
CESTY Y EvROpE
Ma nyni zcela jine nahledy 0 pfi.
cinach valky o o nadejich ma
zaaonseni yrazdenf ,
LID PRY ZAVINIL VALKU.
Vyrabitel automobile ale dogud
ma nadeje, 10 jeho vypraya sc
setka uspechem.

New York. 2. Icdna. ~~ Henry
Ford kter} vcdI miroyou yFpra
VI do Eyropy, kterh yypIula 10.
hoto pfiatayu dne 4. prosince nH
parniku oscar II. do kodant V III.
dGji, ~ podan ~ j uspofddail
k0nicrrnci ncilirAlnich nArodnosii
ktcra zakoudi priiOmuoI yhlku Y
Evr0pt. yrAtlI ~ dues do Spojr.
nfch Stai0 po paruiku I'crgrnt
fjOfd. potvrdiI kabeIoYG zprdyy.
IT, loho nAyrat uspiscn byI jrho nc.
mori. ale A0I6asu6 sdtIll, ze uayrh
iii - jcnom . ntkolik dni drive
ncz p0yodnt zamfSIcI, jozto cbtfl
yraiili ~ do Spojcn}rh Stdt0 bf
hem mt~icc,
IajimaW jo j"ho prohIdscnj, @c
joho naIlIcdy . pritlnt ptilomn6
ynIky doMaly znadn6 zmtny
kdyz oponsttl SpoJ"nd S'h'y' mel
m 10, IL bnnkerI n V$rabrt"I" va
Iedndbo malerhlu JNon zodpoved
nfml IN tnto y6lku al" EraliI pri
81 ptcsytddonim, lc I'D samoin}
kt"ry uyni yraldtn jc IA rVrop
k,rh hojlsIich, jc ~ tmo yalkn
zodpoytdcn. Ildt. klri ma "vr"p
sk}ch bojiblirh boluli ochotur prs
ponerbdyaii ltm klori JIM yIHd
uou ably IN ne mysIrlI il n"po1ti
ynii sytho prdya. ably potrdelt. lak
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Lond}U. ,. IrdrD, AugIlrk}
,sobUt purnik P"rsla. p0irfri Pc
ulusuIar nnd, Oriental spoIoduoHL
IOrpGd0Y6U \ pOiOprU byl UrdiIr.
80 OstrOya kwiy We Glyrl"k muO.
'tcw@ podr0bnoslj . poioprrIl vel.
k|ho toIIoto porujk0 doposnd ne
IDsjy, aIr ma ~ IN 10. 4" Wrhiy
u Iidsk}rh |jyotrcb jsou ycIIt@ n
dbadUJi Sc 10 800 OsOb. kata.
irOra tnlo III ~ wOylHti jruou
4 0UOn LusilaUic. NrGrrdui zprA
~ oznHnuJl, ~ IA pHruiku uuIG
aIo 80 koIrm 100 rcstujIcich II Iod
u muzNVo fItnIO od $50 DO 300
uIlzL Cyrrm z6rbron0Fm Iodj.
i'm podarjIo n" rmikDonij n oSoby
mich Il" unI6zajicj byh za"hrNn@
~ puruikom, jrdoIoim X AI"Xuu
lrji Nrni dopOsud rrdll6 ID6uo,
jak mn0bo Osob 50 zarIrnnlIo, ale
Irpr5r. H"rf vi doposud dobIy
d6luji ~ Mun@I1 G6N rrsllji"ioIl
I Ioduibo muzstyn zabyuuIa
Nr1rrdUj HprGyy fAlrA OHId.
ulIE i" pnroIod Persia byIa torp@.
Ioyhnn brz jnk@koIjy yfHrnhy A
II $50 OsOb byl0 Hhchr6lIGuo a pr.
aaIo ' AIrznudrii. Ma lodi uaIf,
HIi ~ diva uHrrrli ObfanG n sirc
Robert McNroIy, nm"rick$ kou-
nj Y AdcnlL JEW n0I@z0l 81 IA
rstG. ably ujmU ~ poylnuosii svr-
10 nfadu, u (hnrIcs i. Grant 4 30
tom, obchoduik, JEW uaI@zaI ~"
n crsid do Bombayr, 1rcti Am"
ifan, Edward Ross, jew po par
'iku yyplUI Il l'ondfna, yysto0pII
udhO Y tilbraltarl
l'rrsla. .jak mono yyroHumetl ~
lprdy, zisknnEch r0zu%rh prauo.
VI. bYIa tOrptdov6na o hodin6
odpoIcdUl 1orp|do UdlnlIo yrIkf
Diyor do bokU pod Yodui Iinii Il
paruik potoplI s" talk ryrhIr, H.
Dylo m0Huo splIslli Ua V0du poiIzr
fyll H6rhrnru@ Iodicr, Persia by
1T lodi 5000 tunarh II yypIula h
LoUdyUa due II, proNlurr NaIG.
ialn So M crslG 10 Indie XastUVl
III So y GlbraItnrl a NarArilIrs,
tdr prIJaIa rrstllIlrl puslDl \
ob0u ttcIto pfislayislirh utkIrri
'rAluliri yystoupIIl u JIM nHstoll
iii Ma lodi uaItlnIo sc take Rrst
rtllcrI uupllrk}rh armHduich dU
,foIujIlU, klrli AczunmU Zancsr.
n byIi loko obyrrjni rcstulici. Ma
lrzaIl ~ ucpochEbnt IA c"stt do
lndIr ku syFm pluIum
Doposud ncbylo Nddlrno Iukh
lounrkn polnplIn Perish, nIr ma Sc
~ ia h. Lyln to nouo,l,u ruI<o,.
Ika lcl,o ntmrck{ y,,Ianrc hra.
10 I,rm,lnrrr prohIasu prrd me-.
Iaynrm lr ladnr uamp,I,a Il t,lrr.
,kr nonorLy nroprr,ld , Slrcdo.
,cunim moll. Jmtup surbr6na
n(rh dono,,d nedoaln. korus
,ondrun Rc,tcroN zpu,odnj,kr
ifaIoyny rairn o<unnm,jr, ~
hurlcs il Grant = Io.toim h,l "a.
,hrAn6n, ale kon,uI Rohrn \. Nc
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UtopiI 40 pri brusleni.

Tcuumseh. Ncb,, /, Icdna. -~ Coy
WiIcox. ISIetY syn mnnz"In J.. j
WiIcoxoyych. utopiI ~ pr bruNIc.
nj ucdnIcko Washington, Kans. --
MIadik Sc na Icdd proborlI II drive
npz mu kdokoIiy mohI prispttI kl
pomoci, dosiaI ~ pod led u uto.
mi
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