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Weekly journal-miner., 1917-01-03
SUMMONS

In the Superior Court of Yavapai
 County, State of Arizona.
 James A. Hope, Plaintiff, versus Joe
 Askew, John N .Hudgens, Maggie
 L. Hudgens, John Stocks, J. W.
 Hudgens, The Yeager Canon Cop
 per Mines, corporation, and Union
 Trust Company, a corporation,
 Defendants.-Summons No. 6701.
 Action brought in the Superior Court of Yavapai County. State of Arizona. The State of Arizona Sends Greetings to Joe Askew, John N Hudgens, Maggie L. Hudgens, John Stocks, ]. w. Hudgens. The Yaeger Canon Copper Mines, corporation, and Union Trust Company, corpo- ration
 You are hereby summoned and re- quired to appear in an action brought against you by the abovenamed plain tiff in the Superior Court of Yavapai County, State of Arizona, and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court at Prescott, in said County Ga copy of which complaint accom- panies this Summons), within twenty days Conclusive of the day of ser vice), after the service upon you of this Summons, if served in this Coun- ty; in all other cases thirty days, after the service of this Summons upon you (exclusive of the day of service).
 And you arc hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint as above required, plaintiff will take judgment by default against you and judgment for costs and dis bursements in this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and seal of said Court, at Prescott, this lst day of December, A. D. 1916.
 (SeaD. P. J. FARLEY, Clerk. By JAMES V. FARLEY, Deputy.
 First publication, Dec. 6. lW).
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PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed as Recorded
 By the Prescott Title Go.
December 20, 1916.


 Prescott Improvement Co. to John H. Robinson. Lot 1, Block II, Whip pie Heights, Prescott.
 Prescott Improvement Go. to Der tha A. Robinson. Lots I, and 5, Block II, Whipple Heights, Prescott. Mike Bozich files affidavit of assess ment work on Little Brother mine, Agua Fria district.
 Estate of Geo. B. Casey, deceased, to Frank C. Whisman. Lot l, Block II, Wells Addition, Humboldt.
 A. A. McGee and wife locate four mines, Blue Tank district
 Lauriano Gago to Tony B. Gas paretz and Daniel Gioconbo. Lot IS, Block II, Jerome.
 Verde Water and Power Co. To- cate various water rights, power sites, etc, on Verde river.
 J. Simm, ct al, locate Mayer Key stone mine, Big Bug district
 Earl Standridge, ct al, locate Rug ged Bog Extension mine, Verde dis trict.
 Chino Valley Land and Cattle Co., to E. ]. Brown Bill of sale.-Cattle near Juniper mountain.
 Chino Valley Land and Cattle Co. to E. ]. Brown. WIZ of SWH, Sec. 19, El of SEA, Sec. 24, lSN., CIV.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of E. E. Harris, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the under signed, Administrator of the estate of E. E. Harris deceased, to the credit ors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator at Commercial Trust & Savings Bank, Prescott, Arizona, the same being the place for the trans action of the business of said estate, in said County of Yavapai
 COMMERCIAL TRUST &
 SAVINGS BANK, Administrator of Estate of E. E.
 Harris Deceased First publication Dec 6, St (W).
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Verde Visitor.


 J. T. Logan, a well known ranchcr of Verde valley, is in the city on busi- ness and reports that industry as having passed year of exceptional prosperity.
 Come to Reside.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ben C. Ward, the former assistant to State Division En- ineer F. R. Goodman, have arrived from Winslow, to make Prescott their future home.
 Come to Locate. w. C. Wheaton and Elton Mills, of Centralia, Wash, arc recent ar rivals to make investigations of farm ing conditions, and will probably To- cate in this section.
 Concludes Visit.
 Miss Louise Hill, daughter of Mrs. Amy Hill, concluded a weeks visit yesterday and returned to Phoenix to resume her studies at the Arizona Conservatory of Music.
 Back From Coast.
 w. C. Thomas engineer in charge of operations on the. McCabe and Gladstone mines, has returned from Los Angeles after a holiday vacation and visit with his wife and family. He leaves today for the above camps to direct work under hcadway. Oil Man Here.
 N. D. Ross, for many years a resi- dent of Jerome, brother of Supreme Justice Henry D. Ross. will reside at the camp in Big Chino valley during oil exploration, being a co-partner of J. C. Heslet in the rcviving of the holdings of the old Yavapai Oil Go. Leave For Camp.
 Thomas Hogan and Robert Larkin left yesterday for their mining camp in Copper Basin district, to begin development on permanent basis. From tonnage on the dump and ex- posed in workings they stated that shipping will begin during March. Mining Men Leave.
 Geo. l.. Reyes and nephew, Thomas Wills, of Randsburg. Cal, returned home Sunday, dcferring an examina- ton of mines in Turkey Creek dis trict until snow disappears. Mir Reyes was formerly interested in the Jerome field but is now identified with a gold company operating near Randsburg. He is surprised over changes in copper mining at Jerome, and believes that Yavapai is just be- ginning to enter an era of pronounced prosperity. Many mining men, he says, will visit this country when cli- matic conditions are favorable for examinations.
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APPLICATION FOR GRAZING

APPLICATION FOR GRAZING Permits Notice is hereby given that all applications for permits to graze cattle, horses, hogs, sheep and goats within the Prescott National Forest during the season of 1917 must be filed in my office at Prescott, Arizona. on or before February Is, 1917. Full information in regard to the grazing fees to be charged and blank forms to be used in making applications will be furnished upon request. CHAS. II. HINDERER SuDerviSor
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tomorrow for Phoenix to attend the inauguration of Governor Tom Camp bell, Monday morning, remaining in the south for a few days. Mir. Get chell states that the highway to Sem ator IS open, and that two feet of snow fell during the Christmas storm. Mining Men Return.
 J. E. Kerr and Alex Kirkman. who arrived during the week from Pasa- dena, to examine mines east of Hum- boldt, returned to the city yesterday, being unable to accomplish their mis- sion on account of snow. They have secured an option, however, and will return as soon as the country is open. Mr. Kirkman looked over the prop erty last August, and since has inter ested Mir. Kerr, who formerly oper- ated mines near Victor, Colo. The visitors leave today for Jerome.
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(From Saturdays Daily) Mining Business.

]. A. Martin, of Mayer, who has mining interests near Ramsgate, is in the city.
 From Mine Camp.
 J. T. Hinds, in charge of operations of new mining company in the Dewey field, was an arrival yesterday on business trip.
 Country Visitors.
 Mir and Mrs. Albert Stringfeld were visitors yesterday from Mint valley. Deep snow has brought farm 'ng to a standstill.
 Going to Camp. E. ]. White, member of new com Dany operating copper mines east of Mayer, arrived from Phoenix yester- day, en route to the camp.
 Here On Visit.
 Miss Helen Wolpe, daughter of Mrs. I. F. Wolpe, of Phoenix, was an arrival yesterday to spend New Years in this city as a guest of Mrs. Nathan Levy.
 Visitors Return. Mir. and Mrs. ]. E. Emerson, of AL bion, Neb., were arrivals during the week for their second Winter in this section. They will leave Monday for Verde valley, where relatives reside. Difficult Trip.
 Arriving yesterday from east of Camp Verde, MT. and Mrs. Lewis Holmes reported very disagreeable journey in descending the Mogollon mountains, owing to over B inches of snow. They are leaving that coun- try for the Winter, going to Scotts- dale to visit with relatives. Leaves For Home.
 Harold Winterburn, who has inter- ests in Lower Turkey creek, is in the city en route to San Jacinto, Cal, his home, to remain until after New Years. He states silver mining is as suming earnest consideration since the market shows an upward move ment
 Mining Business.
 J. NJ. Sullivan, of the Black Chief Copper Co.,, was an arrival yesterday on business, coming from the camp in Black Hills He stated that snow did not disturb plans of operating and work goes ahead under favorable con- ditions in driving a crosscut to inter sect the main shoot. Shipping Concentrates.
 w. D. Warrington, manager of the company operating the First Home mines on Big Bug creek, was visitor to the city on Thursday to arrange for shipping carload of concentrates. He reported steady mining and mill ing, in which Notation figured prom inently in the method of the recovery of values. Going to the Capital.
 State Senator-elect and Mrs. N. H. Getchell were in the city yesterday from the Cash mining camp, and leave
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dams in PIN, 4W.
 Frank L. Dickinson to Chas. J. Rabbit. Bill of sale.-One-half in- terest in cattle near Ash Fork.
 Sam T. Bentley 10 Jerome Con- solidated Copper Go. Copper Beauty. Copper Beauty No. l, Verde View, Horse Shoe. Copper Queen, Basin, Hillside. End Line. Copper Glance, Contact, First View and Winner mines, Verde district
 December 30, 1916.
 \. w. Hagard to J. w. Willy and | J. NJ. Shahan. One-half interest in New State and Nugget placers, Black Canyon district.
 Jean Casaudeumeog and wife to Si- mon, Joe and Leon Pouquette. Lots l9, 20 and 2l, Block 8, Ash Fork.
 R. w. Meador files affidavit of as sessment work on two mines, Hassay- ampa district
 John Slak locates two mines, Peck district.
 Victor Copper Go. locates Dakota mine Verde district.
 John s. Speer files bond Of Sl 900 as constable, Camp Verde precinct.
 Frank F. Bartlett files bond of ST. 900 as constable, Ash Fork precinct.
 F. Block files affidavit of assess ment on four mines, Copper Basin district; one mine in Hassayampa district, and five mines in Big Bug district.
 Frank F. Smith files bond of Sl,OOO as justice of the peace, Jerome pre- cinct
 Arkansas & Arizona Copper Co. files affidavit of assessment work on 26 mines, Verde district.
 T. E. Campbell, ct a1, locate 13 mines. Jerome Junction district.
 Chas. H. McLane files bond of ST. 900 as justice of the peace, Prescott precinct.
 F. C. Dougherty to Jerome Pacific Mining Co. Grey Eagle, Black Bear, Hopewell, Dougherty mines, Verde district.
 Redman Stockholders Corporation files affidavit of assessment work on nine mines, Big Bug district.
 Eldorado Manufacturing and De- Co. files affidavit of assess ment work on Rumble Bee mine, 1 Walker district.
 C. w. Bennett files bond of Sl,O00 as justice of the peace, Clarkdale pre- cinct.
 Gold King Mining Go. files affidavit | of assessment work on 22 mines, Peck district.
 D. C. sin1air files bond of sl,OOo as constable, Congress Junction pre- cinct.
 Geo L. Barnett, ct al, locate six mines, Verde district.
 H H. Cartmell files bond of Sl l,000 afjustice of the peace, Seligman pre- cinct.
 D. N. Jenkins files bond of Sl,0O0 | as justice of the peace, Mayer pre- ,inct.
 Congress Consolidated Mines Co. iles affidavit of assessment work on nine mines, Martinez district.
 O. B. Kemp to Half Moon Copper Co. Nile, Amazon mines, Fria dis -rict.
 David H. Biles to Jim Atkins, O. C. and c. w. Lady. Buzzards' Roost md Doubtful mines, Hassayampa dis .rict.
 C. B. s. Mining Co., files affidavit of assessment work on nine mines.
 NJ. F. Mckee, trustee, files affidavit of assessment work on II mines, Black Rock district.
 Herbert St. Clair to Chas. Burmis- er. Bill of sale-Possessory right ,n Sec. l6, IN, BE, cattle, horses, .tc
 Walter C. Miller files affidavit of assessment work on II mines, Black Hills district.
 NJ. T. Knapp to Mrs. Alice M. George. Bill of sale-Frame house t Mayer.
 Alex Ratcliff files affidavit of assess nent work on Y mines, Hassayampa Iistrict
 D. E. Dawes files affidavit of assess nent work on one placer and one ode claim, Big Bug district.
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(From Tuesdays DaiIy.)

(From Tuesdays DaiIy) Range Visitor
 l.. l.. Thurston, a well known range man of the Verde country, was a vis- itor yesterday. Visited Friends.
 Mrs. Essie Douglas, of Mayer, was a visitor on New Years day with Prescott friends. Blue Bell Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. V. DeCamp, the former superintendent of the Blue Bell mine, were visitors New Years day with Prescott friends. Mining Man Here.
 (. E. Bennett, mining man of Los Angeles, was an arrival Sunday, and will make observations in this field ii climatic conditions permit. Business Trip.
 Alex Cromwell, mining in Santa Maria district, was a visitor yester- day on mining business. He is pre- pairing to establish a camp and re- turns today with three miners to com plete location work on a group Of eight claims.
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c. w. Ramey locates three mines and amends locations of three mines, Verde district.
 United Verde Consolidated Copper Go. amends locations or 2n mines, Verde district.
 J. w. Laird locates 10 mines, Black Hills district.
 II. w Lewis and wife to Louis and Mike Habazen. Part of Lot 4S, Block Y, Jerome.
 i D. J. Thompson and Claude Baker 10 Fred Daniels and r. F.. Henderson. One-half interest in Silver Queen and Silver Queen No. mines, Black Can yon district.
 Etta Dewitt Neagle and husband to Hannah Wold. Lots ? and 4, Block c, East Prescott r Grace F. Mason to c. D. Mason. General power of attorney.
 Lula B. Cornell to C. A. Cornell. General power of attorney.
 T. l.. Norris locates water-right in SEH, Sec. 34, l2N., wv Ignacio Ugues locate Palo Ficrro placer.
 Trojan Mining Co. files affidavit of assessment work on three mines, Big bug district. w. II. Worthingten locates two mines, Big Bug district
 December 21, 1916. T. A. Turner to Turner Copper and Silver Mining Go. Turner, Turner Extension Nos. to 20, Verde River Nos. to 5, Red Bell Nos. to 25 mines, Verde district.
 B. C. Pitcher files affidavit of as- scssmcnt work performed on 2l mines Black Hills district
 J. IT. Crane locates Woodrow mine, Big Bug district.
 A. p. Tekwenkoer and F. NJ. Better lund locate two mines, Agua Fria dis trict.
 Geo. L. Hudson locates a water right in Sec. 25, l5N., BE.
 Jerome-Portland Copper Go. amend locations of l2 mines. Verde district. |
 J. w. Hobbs files affidavit Of assess ment work on two mines, Big Bug district.
 ]. J. Cain and Edison Thacker in corporate Squaw Peak Copper Mining Go. Capital stock, S2,OOOOO0; princi- pal office, Jerome.
 Edward w. and Harriet R. Deevey file affidavit of assessment work on Marcus Aurelius mine, Weaver dis trict.
 December 2S, 1916.
 Big Ledge Copper Co. files affidavit of assessment work on 39 mines, Big Bug district
 Big Ledge Copper Go. files affidavit of assessment work on 57 mines. Black Hills district
 John NJ. K. Purrott to Mrs Ethel Fabcr. Blue Jacket mine
 Francisca De Cuevas to Manuel Cuaron Lot 3o and east 71E feet of Lot 3S, Block 7, Jerome.
 E. A. Potter files affidavit of assess ment on eight mines, Squaw Peak district.
 c. NJ. Willard and Frances Munds file affidavit of assessment work on White Giant mine, Squaw Peak dis trict
 E. N. Reid and E. A. Potter locate eight mines, Squaw Peak district.
 R. R. Mulholland, ct al, locate two mines, Squaw Peak district.
 Chas. Kinsman files bond of Sl,000 as constable, Humboldt precinct.
 J. NJ. Falline to H. L. Rambo. Bill of sale-Lucky Cafe. Jerome.
 Wm. Paar files affidavit of assess ment work on two mines, Big Bug district
 A. K. Lee files bond of Sl,OOO as justice of the peace, Humboldt pre- cinct
 Chauncey C. Stukey files bond of s5,0OO as supervisor.
 December z9, 1916:
 Victor Copper Go. locates six mines Verde district J. s. Watson, ct al, amend locations of three mines, Verde district Hassayampa Alfalfa Farms Co. to w. D. McCleary. NEH of NEH and part NWH of SEA, Sec. 2, IGN. 2W. Hassayampa Alfalfa Farms Go. to z. w. Byerly SEA of NEH and part of SW4 of NE14, Sec. p, ION,
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City NeUs Tn Brief
(From Thursdays DailyD

(From Thursdays Daily.)
 Back From Bouse.
 J. F. Lewis, former resident of this section, returned Tuesday night from the Rouse country, where he had been mining.
 Visiting Home.
 Miss Mary Fitzgerald, in charge of the Phoenix office of the State super intendent of health, is in the city for the New Year holidays to visit with her parents and friends.
 Roads Open.
 Amos Swigert, an arrival yesterday from Walker, reported deep snow as not interfering with mine operations, and all camps continued active. The wagon road IS open, and teams can conveniently make the trip.
 Visited Old Home.
 Miss Sue Murphy, who had been in the city during Christmas holidays visiting with her mother and other relatives, has returned to Phoenix, to resume her duties in the State audit or's office.
 Snow at Nelson.
 A. A. Johns, of the Aubrey Invest ment Co.,, has received news that snow fell at Nelson to the depth of four inches, something unusual for that low elevation. The main downpour was rain and the country is being drenched Visitors Leave.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Hawke and Mir. and Mrs. John Hawke, of Sacra- mento, Cal, who had been in the city during the Christmas holidays as guests of their uncle and aunt, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Hawke, returned home yesterday. To Greet Relatives.
 Arthur Bischoff, proprietor of Bis choffs meat market, left yesterday for Burlington, Iowa, his old home. to greet relatives during New Years day, this being his first trip to that city in over Y years. The visit is principally to see his mother, who has reached the age of S2 years. From the Mint
 c. H. Voller was an arrival yester- day from the Mint mining camp in Copper Basin, and reported unwater- ing as going ahead with development centered to upper levels. He gives a favorable report of underground con ditions and says the property has been revived to continue in operation ! on permanent basis by D. 4. Byrne, the owner. Student Visitor.
 Albert Crawford, a student of the University of Arizona, is in the city from Tucson to mingle with relatives and friends at home, and receives a welcome from all This young man has distinguished himself in athletics and his pace is said to be so swift that he has the field to himself. Craw- ford also is rated as one of the apt | scholars of that institution. Mining Men Leave.
 James L. Barton and C. L. Pink ard, mining men of Nevada and Cali fornia, returned yesterday afternoon to Los Angeles, being unable to make examinations of properties on account of snow. They will make another trip when the country is open. MT. Barton many years ago was an as saver at the old Vulture camp near Wickenburg, and Is now operating gold mines in Southern Nevada. He also, was former member of the legis- lature of Arizona from Pinal county
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1 former foreman of the boilcrmaking
 department of the & F. P. & F., in
 this city, with their daughter, Miss Winnifred Gratz, left yesterday for a
 tour of the Coast States. They will be away for the next month.
 Slow Trip.
 II. P. Watts and James Broadway,
 mining men of Oatman, were arrivals yesterday afternoon in auto. The trip
 from Ash Fork to Prescott required IoH hours, owing to deep snow. Their
 destination is the Lower Turkey
 Greek region to examine silver mines.
 They leave today by train for that
 point.
 Country Visitor.
 Larry Little was in the city yestcr- day from the holdings of the Hassay- ampa Co.,, near Jerome Junction, and stated that land sales were many, and next Spring a colony of over 50 new settlers would result from the move ment now being successfully carried out. Many new homes are going up, and sales are being made daily.
 Unusual Sight.
 C. II. Miller was visitor yesterday from Santa Maria, and stated that all previous weather records had been shattered for Winter, by l6 inches of snow falling on Christmas day. That country is arid and its elevation was supposed to be below the snow line This is the first time ever known that snow has been seen in that region during December.
 Returns to Coast
 Completing assessment work on group of five claims in the lower sec ton of Hassayampa district, T. V. l Sage, of Stockton, Cal, left for home yesterday. He returns during Febru- | ary to resume operations and will be | accompanied by his wife and broth l CT. Mir. Sage made the locations last Spring and feels quite elated over his prospect, which has been named the Sage Hen group.
 Mining Business.
 w. Plymouth, in charge of opera lions of the Arizona Copper Co.,, a , new mining movement cast of Mayer, i was a visitor yesterday reporting de- as under headway, and that he was closing contract for delivery of 300 cords of wood for use in the steam plant. He states the country is opening for large operations, and with new locations being made along Copper creek, engineers also are mak- ng examinations. With favorable weather he anticipates lively mine operations.
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(From Fridays Daily.)

(From Fridays Daily) Comes to Visit.
 F. D. Ross, State bank examiner is in the city for the week, to visit with his wife, who makes her home here.
 Home For Holidays.
 Harold Brisley, son of Mir and Mrs Harry Brisley, is among the arrivals during the week from the university at Tucson to remain for the New Year holidays.
 Leaves For Winter.
 Mrs. A. J. Bates, an estimably known pioneer resident of this coun- ty, who had been i'll for some time left yesterday for Phoenix to remain for the Winter
 Plenty of Snow.
 Fred J. Smith was visitor yester- day from the Madizelle camp on the summit of the Sierra Prieta range, re- porting IS inches Of snow on the level, the deepest ever known for this time of the year.
 Health Restored.
 John Flanagan, well known in the Kirkland country as freighter, who had been quite i'll at Mercy hospital for the past month, submitting to an operation, has recovered, and return ed home yesterday, again in fine fettle. Going to Ajo.
 Norman Smithers, until recently with Jerome copper company, is in the city for few days to visit with his aunt, Mrs Lucy Jordan, and later leaves for the Ajo camp to accept a position as accountant for the Fl Do- rado Mines Co.
 Outing On Coast.
 Mir and Mrs. Martin Gratz, the
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Concludes Visit.

Miss Louise Hill, daughter of Mrs. Amy Hill, concluded a weeks visit yesterday and returned to Phoenix to resume her studies at the Arizona Conservatory of Music.
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]. A. Martin, of Mayer, who ha mining interests near Ramsgate, is il the city.
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Come to Locate.

w. C. Wheaton and Elton Mills of Centralia, Wash, are recent ar. rivals to make investigations of farm. ing conditions, and will probably To- cate in this section.
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Roads Open.

Miss Sue Murphy, who had been in the city during Christmas holidays visiting with her mother and other relatives, has returned to Phoenix, to resume her duties in the State audit or's office.
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Country Visitors.

MT. and Mrs. Albert Stringfelt were visitors yesterday from Mini valley. Deep snow has brought farm ;np to T standstill
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F. D. Ross, State bank examiner, is in the city for the week, to visit with his wife, who makes her home here.
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From Mine Camp.

J. T. Hinds, in charge of operation. of new mining company in tn, Dewey field, was an arrival yesterda, on business trip.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-04
BOURBONs sure
Of SUCCESS At
final ELECTION
Last Campaign Rally to Be
Held at 100 Tonight at
AaIa Park
rokreHTs MEETING

The final Democratic general
campaign rally will be held at
AaIa Park at 2:3o o'clock this
erenins. Aside from the eandt-
data there will De other speak
ere, including L. L. Mecaneiess
and W. A. Bryan.