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Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-08
SNOW STORM IS RACING IN PART OF COLORADO

DENVER. Nov. "A heavy snow storm ragged today over western and northern Colorado
 In the southeastern section, sum- mer-like weather was reported
 Reports from the western slope indicated the heaviest storm of the season. Montrosc reported six inches of snowfall last night. with the storm continuing at II o'clock today
 Grand Junction last night reported a wind velocity of g miles an hour. which stripped the trees of remain ing fruit
 Rain was reported at Delta last night. with clearing today. In Den yer. a heavy snow storm. which be- gan shortly after o'clock tnis morn ing. continued at noon with indica- tions of lasting all day.
 Telephonic and telcgraphic com munication with the northwestern and southwestern portions of Colo rado was badly crippled, many towns being cut off from communication with Denver.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-08
PAINFULLY INJURED

From Thursdays Oailyl
 While hunting quail Tuesday after noon, a young man named Stiles oi Glendale, who had been visiting with Prescott friends for the past ten days fired a shot from the horse he wa, riding The horse stampedcd and ran away. throwing the rider onto boul- dcrs, he sustaining several cuts 10 his thigh, face and head. The visitor re- turned home yesterday. With other youths Stiles was hunting on Lower Lynx creek, near the ranch of ]. K. Hall
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-08
VASTLY IMPORTANT IF REALLY TRUE

It is story, that goes deeper than before practical of the mystery of electricity and that will
 expectations fulfilled be of mmeasurabe utility in diagnosis of bodily ailments that the London Journal tells In bref by utilizing the electricity of the body diagram can be deneated by the soft tissues that beyond the N-rav portray this diagram ate photograph made of the interior of us discovery trial of the casualty clearing and its inventor Scochman James Shearer, the medical corps It perhaps need esslv added he got his education in America.
 In Medical Journals explanation cabled in mary York times, that the discovery takes the producing pictures of hidden far below the surface of the body the point where Nay photogaP dealing only like bone foreign sub stance perform it effectively.
 By of this discovery is possible in broad daylight to pictures any organ the body bran liver kid nev or spleen glance by what gross eons they affected Thus possible blood vessels in the brain to of blood in that detect abscsses in the - wounds any organ In concretion in appendix clearly when the picture complete
 The miracle achieved by utilizing the currents o electricity which the body believed Two electrodes each end ing perforated zinc plate employed with batteries in the ordinary but not placed in contact with the patients body stands pedestal vertical position the patient The other is hung horizontally right angles the first In this way electrical field coming from the first always right angles that of the second
 patient placed part be examined quite close and directly under but distance from the sec Then the third electrical element the current from the patient own organs ls released
 The inventor the Journal believes the results pri ary the that the process inepose between two al rnatng fields of equal strength and the precise point they a third electric field whose faculatve potential be converted dynamic
 The third field s made operate sensitive needle which upon revolving cylinder carrying waNed paper The called hammer needle the cylinder tapping out little holes in the and when later the held the light diagram which precisely resembles the outline of the iv ing tissues lying vertically below the second screen
 This diagram be converted into ordinary photograph by processes familiar the applied The actual finished photo graphs remarkable and show blood vessels in the brain in tail also wounds but the actual brain substance In other words, differences such as diseased shown
 The apparatus has be specially timed for each Thus the electrical residing the blood very small when dcncatcd the altcrnatons lc vcI rapid Conrase the electric force residing the heart muscle great the acaton be slow when the heart is be dclineacd.
 ln advantage oi this is that when blood in areas where should be shows the picture blur Ii is dcncacd and presence k made evident.
 The apparatus long the body alive and un til molecular death has occurred After that does work
 What age $ ii that living in!
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-08
VETS HAVE WON IN
 CALIFORNIA

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7-Frank- lyn K. Hyesburn, representing the drys. said the San Francisco and Oak land vote 50 far as counted, indicated the drys had reduced the opposition to prohibition in these cities by more than one-half If the rest of the State maintained its prohibition lead of two years ago the wet vote here will be more than overcome. George NJ. Nc Dowell executive manager of the United California Industries, at II o'clock tonight claimed prohibition amendment No. ? by fair partial re- turns from 5O0 precincts in Northern California had been lost by major ity of approximately 100000. He said the vote on No. ? is virtually the same as on No. l. The latter pro- vides complete prohibition.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-08
GIVES GOOD REPORT

F. H. kestcr is in the city from Copper Basin, where he is interested in mines near the Commercial, and gives a good report of conditions in that field The most important move mcnt is that of the Commercial, he says, in which a new line of opera tions is being crystalized by which very tetcnsivc exploration is to start immediately. The general situation also indicated lively doings in the fu- turc, and certain sales also would be closed up soon.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-08
PCCAHONTAS MAKES
 EXCELLENT SHOWING
(From Saturdav.s DaIlN.

NFTOW SdtuTudN IJdIIY.I
 w. II. Skinner, president of the Pocahontas Mining Company, which is operating near Mayer, was a brief visitor to the city yesterday, report ing satisfactory condition from re- cent development, and ore conditions proving a surprise to what was an ticipatcd when the company resumed a few mouths ago. The plan of dc vclopmcnt has been fully determined, and depth will be the objective, with ample finances in the treasury there for. Mir. Skinner is convcrsant with mining, and has been identified with this proposition from its beginning Hc is optimistic over the outlook.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-08
SAVING THE WOUNDED.

of the why the European bcigccnts, especially the French, able keep fighting with apparently mimpa ed when according all expectations they should be already exhausted manpowcr h indicated in little medical item from London
 Dr. William ONci sherman. chief surgeon of the United States Steel Corporation has been Europe for time oscr, ing the work o c military hospitals He gives almost incrcd ibe report of the attained by the army They have had difficult task. addition the numbers oi wound- ed and c severity oi the wounds for all the wounds caused by shells orpcdocS and gcnadcs injected IL currently ccPlcd hc early months of the that about per the wounded ultimately recovered sufficiently rcjon their coors
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-08
Husband Missing
 Wife is Alarmed

According to newspaper accounts, the wife of A. ]. Kincaid at Sacra- mento, Cal, Is alarmed over her hus- band leaving her 20 minutes after their marriage on October 20, and it is presumed he has returned to Pres colt or Jerome, from conversations he had with her, preceding their mar riage, when he referred to both cities frequently. Kincaid stated also he had interests in mines, and produced shares of stock in several companies operating in Yavapai county. He had been acquainted with his bride only three days before their marriage, meeting her at the home of a mar ricd sister in the above city.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-08
ThrownF rom Horse;
 Is Badly Injured

While making an inspection of the range country north of Camp Verde a few days ago, Stewart Prince, son of a former attorney general of Texas met with an accident by his horse stumbling, when he was thrown against boulder and had his shoul- der fractured He is being brought to Prescott and was expected to arrive last night Mir. Prince was looking over thc country with q view of be- coming interested in the Tat.le busi- ness and was to take an option on certain ranpc interests.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-08
NOBODY HOME"

John r. Kelly was an arrival Mon day from his Keystone mining camp, near Jersey Lily. and reported that region as dcpopulatcd by miners com- irg 10 Prescott to vote. In a radius of four miles square there was not a single individual left. Mir. Kelly states the country is advancing, and engin- ccrs continue to make examinations.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-08
QUITS THE SERVICE

Tim Howcs ,an cmploye of the quartermastcr department of the Unit ed States army, stationed on the line at Laredo, Texas. arrived in the city a few days ago, leaving yesterday for the Verde valley, where he will follow ranching. Life is slow in the mili- tary. and the impatient attitude of the soldier who is ready for something to drop, is causing many assertions as we'll are officers wearing a big scowl on their countenances," he informed friends.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-08
CAME TO VOTE

Harris Zoos, who has mining inter, csts in Walnut Grove district, left yesterday in auto for Jerome, his former home, to visit with relatives and vote. He has made new loca- tions, and is pleased with the show ing made in ten-foot shaft, six as says oiving values of S22 in gold from l4-inch payStrcak.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-08
MINE OPTION DEAL
(From Tuesday's Daily.N

Alex Rcincr, who iS in the city from Black Canyon district, cu route to Chico, Cal. his old home, stated yes tcrday that he had closed an option deal for his group of six claims, in which transaction q satisfactory first payment had been made The partics taking over the property arc from Victor. Colo, and are represented by l.. T. Loomis, who will be in charge
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-08
UNABLE TO GET BONDS

WALSENBURG, Colo, Nov. :. - Three persons, unable to secure bonds for their release. were in jail today, as the result of the arrest last night of 2l persons, all charged with viola ton of the liquor Jaws Eighteen were negroes, two McNicans and one d white man. Among those arrested was an election judge, who was re- leased today
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-08
RUSHING IN

F. r. Wadsworth was an arrival yesterday from the Squaw Peak coun- try where he had been looking over the copper situation, and reports quite a large number oi new locations be- ing made by reason of ,llc railroad Surycv passing through that section. He is returning to Clifton, where hc has mining interests. and will return during the latter part of the year.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-08
State Prison At
 LeaUenWorth Afire

LENVENWORTH. Kansas. Nov. 7.-Kansas State prison was afire late tonight. Aid was rushed from Lcavenworth five miles distant.
 The fire was confined to the north oi the cell house from which the 3C0 convicts were removed with out mishap or disorder.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-08
NEGROES ARRESTED

WHEELING, Nov. z.-Ninc ne grocs. accused of election frauds, were arrested here today by Federal officers and taken 10 the county Jail. '. ]. O'Bricn. assistant district attor- ncy. inquired into the nature of the charge. but was refused admission 10 thl inil
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-08
MURG|A STARTS IN PURSUIT OF
 OUTLAWS

FL PASO, Nov. Z.-Gcncral Fran cisco Murgio commanding the rc-or- ganizcd Carranza division is proceed ing against Villista in the Santa Ro- salia and Jimincz districts according to a message. from General Trcvino, which denied that s7Nilla had taken TOrrrOn
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-08
NEW SCHOOL READY

White & Jctt, who have the contract for constructing the new school house in Skull valley, stated yesterday the building was ready and would be turned over to the trustees in few days. The structure was authorized by a bond election for $500, and the proposition carried by a margin of only two votes.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-08
STRIKE STILL ON.

MORENCI. Nov 7.-The strike situation in the mine and concentra- tor of the Arizona Copper company today remained unchanged. The L. 500 Mexicans are still out and were joined today by l00 Mexican miners in Metcali. T1e Metcali men say that they stoppel work because of the election. but as not one m ten of them are voters ti,is may be only an rNcusc
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-08
CONSUL'S REPORT

LONDON.Noy. 7.-Lorin \ La throp. American consul al Cardiff. has telcgraphcd 10 the consulate here that the Lanao. when sunk. was still under Philippine registry and flying the American flag.
 Her trarfcr to the Norwegian flag was to have been made on her ar rival in England.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-08
vEN|zELOS AND LOYAL FORCES
 IN CLASH

FALERINA, Greece, Nov. 1.-Two soldiers were killed and five wounded in an encounter between the Veni- zelos forces, which occupied katerina, and loyal troops. The VenizelOs troops will be withdrawn in order to avoid further encounters, French forces have been detailed to take charge of the town.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-08
NOTED ARTIST DIES

NEW YORK, Nov /. - Henry Ward Ranger, one of the best known of American landscape artists, died al his home here today. He had been suffering for >omc time with cardaic trouble. Ranger was born in West crn New York in 1858.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-08
SMALL FIRE DAMAGE

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. /. - The British steamer East Point arrived here today from London and reported that the ire in her No 1 hold caused little damage to the ship and will not delay her loading for the return trip.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-08

that true the proportion must be much greater
 Dr. Sherman, quotes 6f the leading surgeons that he performing only amputaton where for mey and that where there formerly deaths there only And this wonderful improvement avagng the human wreckage of due very largely the contribution made by Dr. Alexis Cae surgeon
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-08

A of the Hawaiian population reveals admirably short the shortest found nenta territorial United Sites Therer citizen of Homo lulu who bears the distinguished appelation of MT L. That's all there is it just l. Easy spel you say? Well, maybe They he pronounces 1t "E.'
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-08
|S TOO MUCH FOR
 CANDIDATE

LAKE CITY, Colo, Nov 7-Hugh Mcleod, Republican candidate for assessor of Hinsdalc county. died al his home two hours after voting.
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