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Weekly journal-miner., 1916-06-14
PUBLIC RECORDS
Instruments Filed as Recorded by
 The Prescott Title Co.
June 3, 1916.

June }, l9l6.
 Mrs. Mary ]. Bleakley files affidavit of assessment work on two mines Silver Mountain district
 A. ]. Pesnell and A. R. Henderson locate Lost Peg-Leg mine, Walker district.
 A. J. Pesnell locates Vacation mine Walker district.
 William Callan locates Beau' brunei mine. Humbug district.
 John NJ. and w. A. Neal locate Neutral mine. Unknown district.
 J. F.. Russel and John L. Sweeney incorporate Independence Mines De velopment and Recovery Go. Capital stock S250,000; principal place of busi ness. Prescott
 June 5. 1916.
 R. c. Neal. ct al. locate Native Gold placer. Walker district.
 ]. C. Bradbury and w. A. Lane amend May Queen placer. Walker district.
 Robt. G. Neal locates Contention mine. Walker district
 ]. T. King locates two water rights near Black Canyon
 (. r.. Patterson locates two mines, Pine Grove district.
 Thos. P Hyland. ct al, locate two mines, Humbug district.
 Hugh Allen to John c. Allen. Bill of sale.-Scvcn cows.
 c. w. Hull and wife to ]. NJ. Bor- quez. Lot 31. Block 7. Jerome
 J. NJ. Bojoquez and wife to Geo. Sormilich. East 10 feet of Lot 24, all of Lots 30 and 3l. Block /. Jerome. Susana Cota and wife to J. NJ. Bo- of Lot 30. Block /, Jerome.
 Louis Issoglio and wife to C. R. Welch. Lots 7 and &. Block }, Je- rome.
 Burks Traylor to David F. Collins. E1l of SWA and part of NW14 of SEA Sec. 56. Is N.. F. no acres. United States to Santa Fe Pacific R. R. Go. Patcnt.-EH of NEH and EII of SEA Sec. 12, Is N., ? w.
 Santa Fe Pacific R. R. Co. to Mary F.. Lcverich. Same lands. and other property not in Yavapai county.
 Epes Randolph and wife to NJ. A. Perkins. Sec. Is. 16 N.. w.
 Fen s. Hildrcth and wife to Hays Cattle Co. SH of SW4 and SH Of SEA Sec. 5, II N. w..
 Fen s. Hildreth and wife to Hays Cattle Go. S15 of NWH. S13 of NE H. N1l of SWI4 and NH of SEH Sec II; SH of NW14 and SWH Sec. 13: SII of NEH and SEA Sec IA; NEH Sec. g; N1l of NEH. SWH of NE14. WIZ of SEA. EH of NWH and NE14 of SWH Sec. 20; NWH. NEH of NWH and SI3 of NWH Sec. B. II N.. ; w. l.4S0 acres.
 Martin Anderson locates Casa blanca mine. Hassayampa district.
 June 6, 1916.
 w. s. w. Lane locates Argenta mine. Turkey Creek district.
 John C. Bullard amends Eleanor mine, Pierce district.
 John Bullard to Barney Calza. One third interest in Riser mine, Pierce district.
 Martin Schuber to Schuber Copper
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(From Saturdays Daily.)

Business Trip.
 James Wills. postmaster and mer- chant of Senator. was an arrival yes terday on a brief business trip. Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. w. V. DeCamp, wife of the superintendent of the Blue Bell mine, is in the city for a few days to visit with friends
 Returns Home.
 Mrs. E. H. Porter, of Phoenix, who had been visiting with her mother Mrs. H. B. Crouch in this city, re turned home yesterday. Car Barn Goes.
 The last of the defunct street car line in this city, is passing out, the barn used for many years for housing the coaches being torn down. Outing In Country.
 Harry Brisley and son. Harold. left yesterday for the ranch of Ralph Fisher on Ash creek to enjoy an out ing in the country for a few weeks. Attended Convention.
 Under Sheriff T. J. Marks, who at tended the recent convention in De troit of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen as delegate from the local organization, returned yesterday. Brief Visitor.
 Frank Condron, of Walnut Grove was visitor yesterday on business and stated a general cleanup of young range stock had been made in that ] country during the month. and ship
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(From Sundays Daily.) Changes Location.

Changes Location. Prof. Albertson and family have moved to the Crapo flats. Is North Montezuma street
 Taking Layoff.
 Jack" Wilson, the diamond drill expert operator of the United Verde. was a brief visitor yesterday in auto. Summer Outing.
 Mrs. Dixon Fagerberg and sister. Miss Louise Nelson, left Friday for Long Beach and San Diego. to re- main for the Summer with friends. Mining Man Returns.
 F. ]. Pascoe. formerly interested in the Tuscumbia mines of the Brad shaws, was an arrival Friday from Los Angeles. He has interests to look after in other districts.
 Country Visitor.
 A. ]. Laswell, of Skull valley. was an arrival yesterday and reported farmers as hourishing on wet ranches especially, and big crops assured. Official Business.
 Bert Haskett, Federal inspector O. livestock for Arizona, was an arrival Friday from Flagstaff. to remain in this section for a few days on official business.
 Range Business. H. D. Shepherd and O. w. Holder, large owners of goats in the Kirkland country, were yesterday in the city on business trip. Mohair shipped East this Spring brought the highcs: price ever known. To Phoenix.
 Mildred and Franklin Bowers. daughter and son of Mir. and Mrs. Edward Bowers. of this city, left Fri day for Phoenix. to remain for few weeks with their grandparents. Mir. and Mrs. A. L. Henshaw
 Returns Home.
 Miss Nellie Hinderer. stenographer in Anderson & Nilsson's law offices. left yesterday in auto for the Verde valley. and will return to ner former home at Santa Monica, Cal, to re- main. She is accompanied by her mother and sister. and en route the Grand Canyon will be visited. Vacation Trip.
 Miss Hazel Stuart. the popular teacher of the Washington school kindergarten, left Friday for Chicago. her home, and en route will visit the exposition at San Diego, San Fran cisco and other coast cities.
 Resumes Mining. F. j. Pascoe, who returned a few days ago from the coast, will soon take charge as foreman of the Rus sell group Of lead-zinc-silver mines in Copper Basin district. now being op- erated by local mining operator un- der bond.
 Seeing the Sights. Charles Wm. McLane, of Prescott, Ariz., was a recent visitor at the big exhibit of Southern California pro- ducts maintained free to the public in the Los Angeles Chamber oi Com, merce. He also attended the free lee lures, moving pictures and concert that are part of the daily program. The exhibit is the largest of any in the country maintained by commer- cial organization. Mir. McLane ex- poets to visit the Panama Pacific In- ternation?l e!:rosi;.o on at San Diego.
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of Conductor Roberts. Mir. Burns xill take the Iron Springs agency of the s. F. P. & P. during the Summer. and his wife will join him later al that resort.
 Big Cattle Shipment.
 F. J. Temple has returned from Globe where he shipped to Colorado 1000 head of range cattle. He is also operating mines in this section. He stated that beef and bullion are de- sirable combination in Arizona at the present time from a business stand point.
 Health Restored.
 Mrs. ]. II. Stephens and daughter, Mrs. Thomas Koontz. the latter oper- ated upon in Los Angeles a short time ago for appendicitis, have re- turned to the Toohey ranch. to reside. The many friends in this section of Mrs. Koontz will be pleased 10 know that her health has been fully re- stored.
 Business Trip.
 Fred Grounlund was in the city yesterday from the Senator country, and stated that among the more i'm oortant mine doings in that field at present is the Big Pine being connect ed up with electrical power to start operating on large scale. Individual mine owners also are active. and the general situation is gratifying. Where Its Warm.
 Tim Sproules. who left the Jerome country during the Winter to pros rect the desert country north of Par ker. returned last week and has gone 10 Oatman. He stated the tempera- ture had reached 125 in the shade at noon of last Thursday. and at mid night was l03. ''It is out of the ques- ton to work and many miners arc leaving the country and good wages, owing to climatic conditions he said. Mining Business.
 Geo. P. Harrington was an arrival Friday from the Nelson mines at Crown King. and stated that devel- opment had been temporarily sus- pended. until an upraise to the sur face was open. to afford better air. The great depth reached has made this move necessary. and later the development program is to be carried out He states the property is mak- ing an excellent showing.
 Fine Outlook.
 D. N Jenkins, well known in min ing circles as a consulting engineer. and who also has properties under development near Mayer, was an ar rival Saturday, and stated that field at present Is attaining prominence from the new ore custom works be- inp completed, and ready to start up. He says this market will not only place that country in desirable rat ing. but also a vast mineral area will be opened ID later by individual op- orators" Mir. Jenkins is of the be- lief that the new market will not be idle a moment for months to come. judging from the many mines that are DrOduciOr
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ping for the season had ended. Among the Pines.
 Mir. and Mrs. Kenneth Hopper. ot Pinal county. were arrivals turing the week and are camping out among the pines south Of the city. They will re main for the Summer They stat that four more families will join then, later in the month.
 Rushing Construction.
 Celora NJ. Stoddard. in charge oi construction of the new I00ton flota ton mill of the Stoddard Milling CO. was an arrival yesterday from the works. and reported good headway being made Development has start, cd on the Binghamton and Copper Queen mines. which properties are to furnish the ore to be treated. Range Business.
 Bert Midglcy, of the Vahnda Rancho, in Williamson valley, was a visitor yesterday on cattle business, and gave the usual report of lively times on the range since shipping has started. He also stated stock is in excellent condition and water is abun- dant everywhere to permit Of grazing on larger area than heretofore. Getting In Line.
 Thomas Armcr. large owner of range cattle in Gila county. was an arrival in auto yesterday from Globe, accompanied by his foreman, Lone Jordan, both coming to look over the arena line-uO for Frontier Days in this city. Jordan will be remembered as star in last years cowboy doings. He is to remain and get in actior again on this occasion.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-06-14

are in the city tor few days visit cn route from Phoenix to Las Vegas Y. M.. 10 reside They are traveli1r in auto.
 From the Coast
 (. \. Brown. manager of the Fl Dorado company. a Lynx creek plac- CT undertaking. has returned from San Diego. on a business trip. and leaves today for his camp. Prelim- mary work has been finished. and the company expects to begin operating in a short time. with special pro cess for recovery Of gold values. Visiting Old Home
 Larry Van Deren. prominently known in mIning circles an an engin' eer. was an arrival from Yuma Tues day and is 10 remain in this field for few weeks on an examination of properties. He is a nativeborn of Yavapai. and has relatives residing in Verde valley. engaged in cattle rais ing. This is his first trip in many years. Returning Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Simpson Volle. of Mckinley county. \. M., who had been residing at their copper camp in Squaw Peak district. since the first of the year, are in the city en routc home Mir. Volle has completed an- nual assessment work on a group Of five claims and is so encouraged over the showing that he will start active development carly in July. returning with q brother and his son.
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Returning Home.
(From Fridays Daily.) Mining Business

Mining Business ! C. (. Stukey, the Walker mining man and merchant, is in the city on q business trip. County Visitors Mir. and Mrs. C. L. Rigden. of Kirk land valley. were arrivals yesterday in auto to visit with friends in the city.
 Judge Doe In City.
 Former District Judge F.. NJ. Doe was an arrival Wednesday from Flag staff, having legal business to look after here.
 Country Visitor.
 Mrs. Matthew Lee. wife of well known rangeman of the Kirkland country, is in the city for a few days to visit with friends. Comes to Visit
 Mrs. s. P. Hall, wife of Big Bug district mining man, was an arrival yesterday to remain for few days visit with friends in the city. Visiting Friends Miss Helen Harrington, daughter of Geo. P. Harrington, is in the city from Crown King to remain for few days visiting friends and IS at Head hotel.
 Visiting Brother.
 Mrs. J. C. Lane. wife of Sheriff Lane of Kingman, drove over in ma chine with Mrs. A. R. Price. to spend week or so with her brother, (. l.. Cousins. Mine Investor T. l.. Scnint, recently of Pioche, Nevada, is I recent arrival to make examination of mines, with the ob- ject of investing. and is now in the McCabe field. ! Enjoyable Visit
 Miss Sylvia Morrison, of Santa Fe,
 N. M.. niece of Robt F.. Morrison, who had been visiting with Arizona relatives for the past two months, re turned home yesterday.
 Buys a Studebaker John Alatli. the dairyman of Will Hanson valley, has added another auto to his delivery service, buying yesterday from the Yavapai garage late model of the Studcbaker.
 Mining Man Returns JOllH IT. Nll, NhO Has ing interests in this field and is a principal of the Major Mining and Milling Company. operating on Lynx creek. has returned from the East on a business trip. Passing Through. w. F. Deity. of Phoenix, consult ing engineer for the Dundee-Arizona 1 Mining Co.,, was a brief visitor to i Prescott yesterday, while passing through to Jerome He stated all new machinery had been installed and sinking had started.
 Summer Visitors. | Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Fuller, oi Pinal county, were arrivals yesterday in auto and will select camping-out place near the city and remain for the Summer. Their two sons are follow ing in team with tents and other ar ticles Mir. Fuller is operating mines and is to remain for a brief time only. Shipping Cattle ] L. l.. Harmon was an arrival yes i ierdav from Phoenix. and leaves to- day for Camp Wood to began ship ping l,2O0 head Of range steers to California and Colorado markets. He is preparing to bring his wife and
 family for the usual Summer outing ! in the Camp Wood range of noun tains.
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FOR SALE Double-seated surrey. leather top. fine condition. Bar
 gain. at $40. Remington typewrit-
 CT No. 7. Nearly new. Will take $50. w. P. Bristow. Cottonwood. Arizona. (W)
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NOTICE TO GOAT MEN

I have water on the north side of
 s. H. range Of mountains. Good range
 for goats. 1 JAMES MCCORMICK. | Vicksburg, Yuma County, l (W 4D Arizona
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Back From Tucson.

Geo. F. Shurtleff. former min operator of this section. who was brief visitor last week. returned Sun lay in auto from Tucson. He vii establish a camp on his Empire groul near Crown King. and start develop ing at once.
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Eastern Visitors.

Mir. and Mrs. Fred J. Kinls. visit ors last year from Kansas City Kansas. were arrivals during las week to remain for a few months Later they will leave for the Brad shaws. where Mrs. Konls has rela .iyes.
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C. (. Stukey, the Walker mining man and merchant, is in the city on q business trip.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

CW) First publication June IA
Evening journal., 1916-03-04
DU PONT BOOM BRINGS
ON STEAMBOAT war

There is promise Of lively steam
boat war TO accommodate the pow
der workers at Carney Point The
Wilmington and New Jersey Ferry
Company already has two boats run
ming to Pennsgrove and two to Deep
Water Point Today It was announc-
ed that the Peoples Steamboat Com
pany. new concern. win operate a
line between this city and Penns-
grove next week II a wharf is OBJ
tanned. The company is after Third
street wharf AT the same time an
was made that the Dime
Line, which has just been chartered,
has taken over the steamboat En-
deavor, running TO Fenton Beach.
and will add the Sylvan Dell and
other boats to the line to accommo-
date the men.
II is understood that the Whining
ton and New Jersey Ferry Company
is also after more boats, as 1t Is
now using the Wilson Line boat
Brandywine to run TO Deep Water
Point on account OF the rush OF busi-
ness.
Evening journal., 1916-03-04
NEW Wilson Liner
CITY OF CAMDEN
TAKES RIVER DIP
Daughter of Co.'s President
Is Sponsor for Splendid
Passenger Steamer
PROMINENT RESIDENTS
See The LAUNCHING

Greeted by salutcs from the river
craft about the scene and amid the
cheers OF many guests assembled, the
new steamboat. "City Of Camden built
for the Wilmington Steamboat Company
for service between this city and Phila-
delphia. was launched from the yards OF
the Harlan and llollingsworth Corpora
tion this morning rs the boat glided
down the ways, Miss Rosella Frances
Wilson, daughter of Captain Horace
Wilson president OF the owning COM
panv. and Mrs. Wilson. crashed the bot
lie of Wine against the bow OF the
steamer. christening it "Thc City Of
Camden
Miss Wilson looked charming in a
grey silk dress and black plush coat.
She wore pink velour hat trimmed
with fur. and carried large bouquet OF
American Beauty roses tied with NIB
hons TO match. It was 1919 o'clock
when tho steamer took her plungs, and
there was not hitch to the arrange
ments.
Il was a gala occasion, with many
notable people present.
Among those who attended the
launching in the official party we're:
Continued on Page Thirteen.
Evening journal., 1916-03-04
N. {. Church
Reports PROGRESS
The Rev. George W. Daw-
son, Invited to Return as
Pastor for Another Year
FIFTEEN MEMBERS
DIED DURING YEAR

At the fourth quarterly conference
of Asbury NJ. Il. Church last night,
the pastor the Rev. George White
Dawson, was invited to return for
another year. Reports submitted
showed the church and parsonage to
be in good condition and much ef-
fective Christian work was done.
During the year. one person was re-
ceived by letter, "a on probation and
26 reinstated. Fifteen members died
during the year and 2S persons were
dismissed by letters. Thirty-one per-
sons were received from probation
into full membership and three with
drew from the church. The pastor
during the year conducted "A funeral
services. baptized 2S children and 7
adults and made 1.34S pastoral calls.
Reports were also submitted show
ing the work of the pastor for the
three years he has been at Asbury as
follows:
Twelve persons marked withdrawn:
30 persons marked deceased. Al dis
missed by letter; 20 probationers
dropped; 143 persons received on
probation; SO persons received from
probation into full membership and 81
professed renewed conservation and
Continued on Page Two.
Evening journal., 1916-03-04
MISSION SOCIETY MEETING.

The joint monthly meeting of the
Women's Home and Women's Foreign
Missionary Society OF Grace Metho-
dist Episcopal Church was held yes
terday afternoon. Mrs. Irvine NJ.
Finn presided at the home business
meeting
The treasurer. Mrs. Smith Copper.
reported receipts for the month as
$500: disbursements, S7O.35. with a
balance Of $12.55. Mrs. A. j. Taylor.
chairman of the committee for dea-
coness support, reported a balance
on hand Of $3.50. Mrs. Frederick
Kniffen had charge OF the Home Mis-
sions enigmas. Miss Sallie r. Shaw
read a paper on the subject. "Why
the Call to Missions Appeals to the
Patriotism OF Ecery American
Woman"
In the absence OF the president OF
the Foreign Society, Mrs. A. A. Will
mot. Mrs. William NJ. Field presided.
Routine business was conducted. in
cluding the report of the fund for
Clara Bell Smiths salary. Mrs. II.
II. Ward had charge Of the topic, 1.-THE
Money Question"
Evening journal., 1916-03-04
General SESSIONS court
READY FOR march WORK

General Sessions Court will open
on Monday. Among the cases to be
tried arc three growing out of the
larceny of nearly $1,000 worth of
scrap brass babbitt metal and copper
from the shops OF the f. /. DUPONT
de Nemours and Company. at Water
and Thorn streets. John Fisher.
Harry Applegate and Adolph Rose
are the accused.
DOminick Settinea is under bail to
answer a charge Of obtaining money
under false pretense. II is alleged
he represented himself as a collector
for the Red Cross Society.
Paul Edwards, William r. Hogan
and Harry Jones will answer the
charge of driving OFF automobiles be-
longing to Cecil Ewing and Aaron
Fell.
Eddie Kovitch, of Brooklyn, and
John Kovitch, Of Philadelphia. are
held to answer the charges OF break
ing and entering the saloons at No.
72O Church street and Maryland ave-
nue. and Monroe streets.
Anthony Suefert is under $1,000
bail to answer the charge Of shooting
George Lescallet
Evening journal., 1916-03-04
SMASHED CROWLER"
over CUSTOMERS Head

Despite the fact that he pleaded
guilty to assaulting Ettere Gismorude
last night. NicSola Pectheo was dis
missed in City Court today by Judge
Church.
Ettere said lie ordered glass OF
soda water in the saloon at Seventh
and Lincoln streets, where Pectheo is
a bartender and then laying down ten
cents on the bar requested Pectheo
to join him in a drink. He stated that
Pectheo refused to drink with him
and said he wanted nothing from him.
He said that finally Pectheo threw a
China pitcher in his face with such
force that II broke into many pieces.
Ettere appeared in court with his
face partly hidden in bandages. He
said that DR.. P. A. NJ. Rovitti had
placed two stitches in a cut over his
right eye and a lot of court plaster on
his nose.
In his own behalf Pectheo said that
Ettere was partly under the influence
of liquor last night and he had re-
fused to sell him any more liquor. He
stated that Ettere threatened TO kill
him when in self defense he threw
the pitcher at him. The pitcher had
been brought in by another customer
TO be filled with beer.
Evening journal., 1916-03-04
clarence c. KILLEN
TO SUCCEED Sinclair
Popular Assistant TO Be Ad-
vanced TO Secretary OF
Chamber OF Commerce
OTHER CHANGES ARE
BEING TALKED OF

Clarence c. Killen. who has been
assistant secretary Of the Chamber of
Commerce, practically since the re-
organization OF that body on the
present basis. it was learned today
viii become managing secretary Of the
organization, succeeding Neil B. Sin
clair. Mr.. Sinclair's resignation as
managing secretary, takes effect on
April 1. when he Will become connect
ed with the National City Bank OF
New York. II Is understood that Mr..
Sinclair may become associated with
the foreign work OF the National City
Bank. in Europe and other countries.
Il is expected that formal action as
TO the naming Of Mr.. Killen. perma-
nent secretary. will be taken by the
board OF directors OF the Chamber OF
Commerce in the near future. At the
same time other details OF the reor-
ganization of the office force of the
board necessitated by the retirement
OF Mr.. Sinclair. will be decided on. In
this connection il is expected that
John c. Krause, now in charge OF
the credit bureau Of the Chamber OF
Commerce, will become assistant sec
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find JEWELRY ON HIM.
BUT WON'T ADMIT Theft

Miss Blanche Steele, who has
room on the third floor of No. sos
Market street, reported TO the police
last night that her room had been
broken into during the day and
solid gold hand engraved breastpin.
valued at s75, stolen. as well as a sill
YER manicuring knife, valued at so
cents; a silver purse. worth 81. and
another purse valued at 81. The de-
tective bureau took up the matter at
once. Detectives Maloney and King
soon got a clue and arrested William
Lambert. colored.
All of the stolen articles with the
exception of the pin. we're found in
Lambert's possession. The pin was
found later. Lambert, however, would
not admit the theft.
He was arraigned in City Court to-
day on a charge of larceny. At his re-
quest the case was continued until
Monday. He was held in $500 bail by
Judge Churchman.