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Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-26
MINING co. INCORPORATED
(From Fridays Daily.)

Articles of incorporation of the Black Diamond Mining Company were filed in the county recorder $ office yesterday, H. H. Linney, E. J. Mitchell and NJ. E. Darrow being the incorporators and officers Capital stock is limited to S5OO,OOO.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-26

$452662@ s452662I9 STATE OF ARIZONA County Yavapa-ss
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 Subscribed and before this M day Ci July 96 M Eoa eommoD ss5 expires Feb B l9 NEoHANE Notary Public
 The redeemed orders warrants and receipts were then cancelled by the u % ea of & @ ss 5 the Sis4 @ 6 S % a Re'oFds as office f" ts % sFTT % beng 5T Rol 9G to-W o5 Certified Copies, Abstracts etc 5000 collected 5 as a9 the & ] 9d ons checked
 The of F. Young; Sheriff for the period May lst I96 ehked eek found be and ordered filed the civil fees ;; ieHs H follows; N '''A"S
 Young period June July amounting to 96sl license oang $500 capuaion the license pa1ds takHs being ,sss as follows oc s5m cINcTs OF YAyAPaI YTYTPoa that nmd @ and a as oO~ s or " AvaP County" sen en Hs e 5 the @ e % M W as 6ve % 1R % M M ed tho 5 s ca W to % E one4 of F oNSp N Ranf Rng ea:e G County n thence westerly with the ceonnO COun a @ s Jss I S Rss % R R % the : oS G @ % E 9 S Fo~g W. p ns M ssS % the ac ooFg jg the ; cGe"99 GSgn gn6o gs % the place % P of IS w. (: Township S Range thence Township Range w. thence north along township line between and
 @ usce Pgsenf5 Beginning the oI f of ToTnsho n G & N M M foGn1s R & S N anF 5 M @ ehee % & ou o ] tG M Township X Range w. Township w. te9se north the s w. eoer of Township R S Range w. ao ons the pnes er benns ship i4 S Range F. C. M thence south " corner ship N Range G E EBs thence % north os c T eorn
 Congress Junction @ ne sn6s thence @ n G @ @ Meo nG line to nS N Range Wi thence west to the M w. corner 9 Township N Rang west x W. of Township N Range w. thence north to ship F@s. @s "e @ 5es the to H of Town ship x Range w. hsnse south to of row4hp hcnsc sPss north T to {fI pss Fasi beginning
 s sSs fi % thence Tas % @ e"ns % & ts E F s Fs@s line Marcopa County line Township line between K Township N Range Justice Fsae Beginning the K Township @ E1"f M Rss G R. cSee M east 1sf o G o E to @ s U o~a % y Range E. thence coeonno line thence y f FsS Est ES R % @ % 6s.So cs@sy of 1 the N w. of Toynsl IS N Range E. south corner Township thence to
 thence north Coconino County to ship Gang & vss s6s % % R % the e co!5 Count, @
 to edG @ S M n ] E m RPnee TO H kanfs 6.i E. dh P's T S M Gi % RaE E K1P ] G South asf b % s e eor2 M % township % 2 N Range F.. Township E. County County line Gil line; thence north along line, following the line to beginning.
 IN THE MATTER OF FIXING SALARIES OF PRECINCT OF TIGERS In accordance with the provisions of Paragraph 246 Chapter Title XIV, Revised Statutes Arizona 9 Civil Code ton ordered that the salaries the Justices of the Peace and Constabc O January A. D., 1917, be as follows:
 of per month Ash Fork Justice the Bagdad:
 
 O Junction: Justice of the Pnnnn nnncrn Cnnahl
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-26

Justice the Peace 5000 month Constable 5000 month k of the Constable Clarkde Justice of the Peace SO0 month Constable %500 month Camp Verde Justice o the Peace $OO month"; S50OO month.
  Osborn, calling holding ember 18th, 1916
 Upon motion ordered that the following Primary be published Miner County, each week for three weeks
 Primary Election hereby called in the several of relating the l2h day of September 9l6 for the datse the several in Congress- Presidential Electors.
 STATE OFFICERS Judge of the Supreme Court Governor
  endent Public Tax Commissioner, rcsentaves.
 COUNTY OFFICERS: Sheriff. Board of Super vsors Treasurer Recorder County Attorney Superintendent
 PRECINCT DIFFERS:
 One Justice of the Peace for each of the following cincts: Sefgmn Justice Precinct Ash Fork Justice Precinct Precinct Carkda Precinct Humboldt Justice Precinct Verde Justice Precinct Congress Junction Justice Precinct One Constable for each of the following Selgman Justice Ash
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-26
$452,662.39 $452,662.39 8

@ Justice Precinct Mayer were
 g is 9afs ya:s @ Fss ? % M SG F % e9e % as ass Justice @ @ is is . PRECINCT POLLING PLACE INSPECTOR set Aeua Fra House Harry Mnuse ans Ash Fork School House o" Bagdad CrOsbys Camp Schultz ' Beaver Creek schOolH House w. B. Black
 Rumble Bee smyders Store J. Snyder
 Canyon Post w. Jeff Martin the Cedar Glade Boarding P
 Chaparal Jessie Bdg Hsc John Jones
 5G5 Childs Boarding C E Lancasc ,ed Cherry Greek School House L. N wombacher lst Clarkdae School House 'on Climax Boarding House C. j. McNuty 1st Congress House Jim Ree of Congress Junction House R w. Bulard TT Columbia Fogarty " 9m Copper Boarding House B. Peach pi Cottonwood House C. D .&I CrookC Canyon vcneza Bdg Tsc C. E. Warren un- Crown King Harrng m, Granite House Springfield 5n, nec Groom Creek Mackn hip Henrietta Boarding L. A. Murphy of Humboldt House Enright and Junction House Bailey hip Jerome, North Co Garage J. P oil Jerome. South Fire Hall NJ. Goodwin 1gs Kirkland House A. Rudy nee Massicks Wichia Bdg G. S Fiznauri VII Mayer House E. Long N McCabe School Geo. Hammer of Miller Valley School Elmer 9pa Nelson House E. arandon hip Oak Creek School House C. S Chick nee House Leopold vn- Peoples Valley School House R W. Forbes x, Pckinsvilc rkins House M A. Prescott N Building Q st Prescott N w. w L. Richards F E Prescott s. E. Fire Frankly T
 Prescott w Michael P s Wren F of Red Rock Scheurman D est Roberts Ranch Vim Lce'sH House Lee T mp Savers Dcvaney's Store Devaney ( r. SeTgman School J. A. c3 schooli House F
 simmon School House Stewart E. nc Valley School House J. Van HT Stoddard PosO w. W m mfp Valley shOOEIo Homer HixOn " Turkey L. P NelGs Ja no - shOoIIo C. H. E F. Verde, C. W. Stephens o..I Verde, Middle C. Couson E. he Walker House C. C. Sukey D. M Post Ws Johnson Gc m House T. e. Wagoner House H.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-26

Lated tlllS OId Qdy (
 Clerk of tn,
 Upon motion, duly ETC designated in the s to conduct the said I tn l916. in accordance vii Code:
 JUDGES
 I. H. Madcrs
 Henry Clay
 w. D. Washington
 C. T. Lewis
 Dan Thorne
 C. K. Crosby
 Robt. Kinney
 J. H. Langdon
 Jesse L. Hardy
 Edna E. Cordes
 Joe Schell
 J. B. Pratt
 ]. H. Morrison
 Nelson Puntcnney
 Elmer w. Wells
 ]. T. Jones
 Geo. R. Copson
 J. D. Mannering J. c. Allen
 J. s. Sessions
 Ray Lane
 Tom Taylor
 Ed Parsons
 s. L. Duncan
 D. J. Sullivan
 C. A. Randall
 Robt. E. Zinck F. E. Williams
 Dennis Welsh
 P. H. Sheehan John Jackson
 A. D. Coover
 Art Thompson
 Chas. Burrus
 E. L. Tomlinson Luther Wilson
 Geo. Doner
 Al Francis
 Fitzhugh Lee
 Wm. Poland
 T. ]. Laird J. C. Shafer
 Geo. Whitaker Jim O'Brien C. P. Wingfield w. s. Jones
 N. J. Ritter w. H. Rhodes Thos. Mcleod w. C. Miller NJ. ]. Bradley Chas. E. Hughes Grant Carter L. J. Haselfeldt F. NJ. Albertson Dave Berry NJ. T. Knapp D. N. Jenkins Jno. L. Davis Ben Rybon H. C. Vincent Fred May Hank Blevins C. B. Floyd ]. P. Girdner Jas. Page F. NJ. CZarnowski Chas. AIinetti K. Edmundson John Hays Ben Perkins K. E. Perkins O. F. Orthel C. NJ. Raible F. c. Brecht A. V. Mulvenon T. c. Norris A. L. Smith F. NJ. Williams A. w. Bork D. E. Dumas Eugene Barron T. B. Jacobs L. C. Frey Chas. Brcan Pete Osborn John w. Dial c. E. Longworthy Frank Butcher Frank Lccklidcr Ernest Nlarlowc Clifford Koontz w. L. Roberts ]. C. Young Wm. Love II. I. Mcanev w. w. Davis Morse Darnell Jas. P. Cleator Chas. H. Cordes T.. T. Mulholland D. w. Wingfield L. B. Bell ]. L. Wall Ed Bochat ]. H. Taylor D. L. Booker ]. H. Franks Geo. A. Ainsworth H. J. Grain 5. A. D. Jackson ]. C. Carter Frank Condron =. w. Carter
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-26

Precinct Jerome Justice Precinct Cakdale Justice Precinct Prescott Jus Congress Junction Justice Precinct Mayer Justice Precinct Democratic Progressive, Republican and Socialist  precincts
  Glade Chds Cherry Congress Junction. King, Mountain, Groom Creek Henrietta Junction. Kirk land Masscs MCab Miller Valley NeOn Oak Creek Peoples Valley Perknsv, Red Rock Roberts Ranch, Simmons Skull Valley, Soddad Thompson Valley Turkey VerdeLowe Verde Middle, Walker, Walnut Creek, Walnut Wagoner
  following Humboldt Seligman, Verde. Republican Clarkdae Democratic Republican list
  ciat each the following precincts: Prescott N. E.. Prescott N w.: Prescott, s E.: Jerome Two Democratic Progressive, Three Republican ist County Precinct Committeeman for Prescott w. election Republican County Precinct Committeeman for Jerome N, election precinct Dated this 3rd day of July, A. F.. l916 (Sgredl R. T. BELCHER,
 Clerk the Board of duly seconded carried following
 
  196 Chap Arz 1915
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-13
B0OTER|E SHOE STORE
SUCCEEDS EISENSCHNIDT
NEW STORE Will CARRY AN UP
TO DATE LINE OF SHOES
AND AcCEssoRlEG

With N y Fczer. manager al Ok
lahoma city Of the main branch of
the Booterie string Of stores temper
arily in charge MT q selling day in
tervened between the removal Of the
old Eisenschmidt stock Of goods and
the installation Of the new Booterie
stock. Mr. Fezler and his helpers
worked well into the wee small hours
Saturday night and all day Sunday 10
insure the opening ON Monday morn
ing As the Esenschmidt stock went
out the back door the Booterie stock
came in the front.
Today the Booterie is open for bus
mess and better still is doing business
u am certainly pleasantly surpris
ed at the splendid trade we have en-
ioyed today said Mr. Fezler "Mr
Tom Morris Of this city will be in
charge Of orr store here" added Mr.
Fezler We propose TO put In the
most complete line Of shoes in the
city. Anything that a. patron wants
will be supplied II we don't happen
TO have jnst what is wanted in stock
we will take great pleasure in i'm
nediately getting it This system
oi accommodating is what many Boo
terie stores scattered over the coun-
try 90 successful We guarantee to
please added Mr. Fezler.
The Booterie has an ad in todays
Leader showing exceptional bargains
Other announcements will be made
from day to day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-13
THE MAlL.oRDER HOUSE.

Tune The Old Oaken Bucket
How dear TO my heart are the scenes
OF my childhood
when fond recollections present
them to view
The church, and the store, and the
school in the wildwood
And all the loved spots that my in
fancy knew
Last summer | wandered again to the
village,
But found not neighbor Of old Or
his spouse,
The streets were deserted, the farms
needed tillage
The town had been killed by the
mail-order house.
But one lone survivor, as scared as a
rabbit,
| found, and asked why the village
was dead
The town rot the ail-order catalop
habit,
And that was what killed II for
ever, = he said.
'lt was not war epidemic, o.
pillage
1 No foemans invasion or robbers
| carouse;
rhe money that should have develop
ed the village
Was all sent away to the mail-ordei
| house
rhe money we earned here never re
turned here,
When once 1t was sent to the mail
order house"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-13
']ARKEN YOUR
GRAY HAIR
lave Beautiful, Soft Hair of ar
Even Dark Shade.

Not even a trace of gray shows ii
your hair after few applications 0
Ban Hair Color Restorer TO hai'
and scalp Q-Ban is no dye, is harm
l9ss, but makes scalp and hair heal
thy and restores the natural colo
x lnds. If your hair is gray, streakeC
v tn gray. faded dry bleached. thin
falling, apply Q-Ban as directed OF
Ii bel Soon all your gray hair ant
ltire head of hair gradually turns tc
= even, beautiful dark shade, leavin
4 your hair healthy, fluffy, soft, ra
liant, thick, full of life, fascinating
, evenly dark and handsome no on
\ II suspect YOU used Q-Ban. Ais.
J ops dandruff and falling hair. Sol
\ a money-hack guarantee. Oni
! for big bottle at Eagle Dru
Store, Guthrie, Okla. Out-of-tow'
eople supplied by parcel post
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-13

Covers every rural route The
Daily Leader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-13
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
CONVENTION A SUCCESS

The following program was render
ed at the Saturday evening and Sun
day sessions of the Guthrie District
Christian Endeayor convention at the
First Presbyterian church. Tho
church was crowded and most pro
fitable session resulted.
Saturday Evening.
730 Song and devotion
Special music.
7.i5 Missionary Pageant .......
Ethel Hawley
500 Address Preparation for
service .,.......D Dr. Hislop
Reception for delegates and So
cial time,
Sunday Morning.
40 Quiet Hour Some Time with
Our Riblos. Gertrude Fuss
Attend Sunday School and church In
the various churches.
Sunday Afternoon.
200 Song and Devotion.
Special Music.
2.ij Junior Conference or Exercise
..,.,..M Mrs S Richardson
3.lj Fifteen Minute Talks
Organization ........ Thos. Tripp
Individual Training Otto Feather
ngill
Missionary Service Ethel Hawley
Sunday Evening.
6:3O Union G + Prayer Meeting
+. - ~. -,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-13
SOLDIER VOTE REDUCES
HUGHES LEAD IN MINI.

st. Paul, MINI Nov if-The vote OIL
Minnesota soldiers have changed I'D
plurality Of Chas Il Hughes 70 -el az
cording to latest returns available.
Today the figures stand l5say Tor
Wilson and 1889 for Hughes. The
latest guardsmen ote heard from was
that Of Fairmont county whose troops
Of the second regiment voted i3f
Wilson and Il for tIughes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-13
REV. y. !. CROSBY
GOES TO TENAS

Rev r A Crosby OF the " Z church
south, left this morning for Waxa-
hachie Tex to attend The confer
ence. The members Of his congrega-
tion deeply regre. that he has been
transferred 10 the Central Texas con.
ference Mrs Crosby lie Crosby and
Miss Ruth viii remain here several
weeks. possibly Inul Christmas The
successor to Rev Crosby win be the
Rev K o Callahan Of Duncan. son of
J Y Callahan Of the land rffice and
Mrs Callahan who re'%le at l29 East
Cleveland avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-13

OH and gas lease blanks for sale
at The Leader office Conform to
all late supreme court decisions,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-13
RENAL STRAW VOTE
WAS ACCURATE

Among other striking things about
the election was the accuracy of the
ReXall straw vote conducted by the
United Drug Co, of Boston, through
its 5000 stores scattered all over the
United States
A week before the election, when
the first returns from the straw vote
began to come in the Rexall vote
showed a strong vote for Hughes over
Wilson Then this began to change.
Gradually Wilson overcame the
hughes lead and up to the end of the
)oll continued to gain until finally
his straw vote showed that Wilson
luvht to receive 2S9 electoral votes.
)n the states now admitted to be for
Wilson he has 269 votes with 19 more
till in doubt, the count so close that
{ is still impossible to tell where
'hese votes will finally be placed
these are the votes that were added
o the Wilson column by the Rexall
oil, and should they go to the viii
'on column they will make a total Of
}SS, or within one of the number that
The advance straw poll showed
The merit of straw vote lies in
its scope This was the most com
lrehensive ever attempted in this
'ountry and its accuracy will lend
onfidence to future straw votes when
Undertaken on the same magnitude
N a non partisan basis and by bus
ness organization,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-13

Is it for rent? Try The Leader
Want Columns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-13

The fender is in use in some west
ern cities
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-13

The excited customer rushed into
the little English chemists shoF.
Give me twopennyworth Of ipecacu-
anha, quick, and charge it up on our
bin"
Certainly sir Here you are.
Whose bill does it go on?"
Il live at the Rhododendrons, Laur'
el avenue
Yes, sir Name"
II Cholmondeley- Marioribanks'
Here. take the bloomin stuff as 4
gift Think I'm going to waste hk
and paper in writing ipececaunhra,
rhododendron, and Cholmondeley- Ma
joribanks for twopence"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-13
RED CROSS STORY

Red Crosse Ball Blue and what it will
10 seems like an old story but it's
true Red Cross Ball Blue is all blue
No adulterstien. Makes clothes whit.
er than snow Use it next washday.
All good groeers sell it.-AlY,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-13
OIL LEASES AND PLATS

Oil leases and township plats for
oil men. on sale at Leader office. AL
so ASSIGNMENTS, aftidayits of posses.
sion and affidavit Of cash bonus
paid All OF the latest forms, and
conform to oil leasing laws.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-21
POSTPONE TRIP
TO WEST POINT
Keokuk Crowd Which Was Going to
Attend Community Picnic To-
day, Puts or Jaunt for
Time.
WILL BE MADE LATER
Rain and Bad Roads Caused Trip to
be Laid Over Until
More Certain
Weather.

The community picnic at West
Point was postponed late last night
after plans had been made to take
the keokuk crowd up by train instead
OF by auto as previously arranged.
1t was decided to wait until the wealth
er becomes more settled and then to
make the automobile trip and have
the picnic as per the first arrange
ments.
The women Of West Point who
were arranging to feed the hungry
crew from Keokuk will be re-imburs-
ed for the actual expense they had
gone to in preparing for the local
bunch. The possibility OF rain, and
the consequent lessening OF the num-
Der Of people who would go. made it
seem advisable to call OF the affair
at the last moment. The committee
got busy by telephone and notified
most of those who had expected to
be In on the jaunt.
Communication will be established
with State Leader q. G. Bishop as to
when he thinks he can arrange to be
in West Point and to take part IN the
program. It will depend somewhat
on his answer as to the time for the
event
Most of the local people prefer to
make the trip by automobile as was
originally planned and when they
found that the West Point people
were willing to postpone the event
they fell in with the plans.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-21
CITY NEWS.

Leave your Job printing orders
with The Gate City.
Mr. and Mrs. John WHIT are the
pround parents of a baby boy, born
June 10.
Regular meeting Of Keokuk aerie
No. $50. F. o. E., tonight at Eagles
hail. 523 Main, at 8 o'clock. visiting
brothers always welcome. Chas. A.
Noakes, Secretary. Business of i'm
portance.
Chief Of Police Charles H. Henne-
mann is in Eldora today He left for
that city yesterday, having in his
custody, Kenneth RAIDER whom Judge
Mcnamara sentenced to a term in the
reform school yesterday. Chief Hen
nemann is expected to be on duty
again tomorrow. In his absence,
william Wilson, plain clothes man,
is acting as chief
Leon e. Kane, Knox college
track man, has been stopping over
In Keokuk on business the last few
DAYS. Mr. Kane made many points
for the Illinois institution last spring
throwing the shot The coaches at
the school consider him one of the
most promising athletes OF the west.
He will travel this summer for a pub
fishing house until the opening OF
the school year in September. He is
also a stellar football player. Though
but freshman last year, he succeed
ed in winning a place on the squad.
and It is probable that he will be
worked regularly this fall.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-21
.RA|NED ONE INCH
IN HALF AN HOUR
From 3:35 to 4:o5 O'clock Yesterday
Heavy Oownpour Lasted and
Streets Were Young
Rivers.
SEVERAL LAKES FORMED
One at Eleventh and Main Was the
Largest and Auto Was Stalled
by tho Depth Of the
Water
SEVERAL LAKES FORMED

One inch Of rain fen yesterday aft
ernoon in 80 minutes. The entire
rainfall yesterday measured 1865
inches and the heaviest was from
$3.50 o'clock to 4:05 o'clock, when the
water fell In imitation of regular
cloudburst This was when the gov
eminent instruments registered an
inch of rainfall
The heavy rain sent the river stage
up a notch or two, a rise OF four
tenths being recorded in the last
twenty-four hours. Unless there is
further rainfall, however, It is felt
that the river change will be slight
and that the waters will rise only
slightly.
The water came down so fast in
the thirty minutes yesterday after
noon that the streets were flooded
and the cutters could not carry off
all OF the moisture At Eleventh and
Main streets a miniature lake was
formed, and an automobile was stall
ed In the middle OF the street, the
water being deep enough to reach the
engine. 1t was UP to a horses
belly when the animal attempted
to wade through It,
ers while the storm lasted, but event
ua1ly the cutters took care OF all of
the overflow. Crossings in all parts
of town were covered with deposits
OF sand and dirt which had been
washed over these when the water
overlooked on both sides.