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WITH THE KDITOES
HOUSEKEEPING WEALTH
Chicago TgI1suls.9


There ~ ealt witch has fog It's
catch phrase the ooase-5gtag- o.
wealth" That phrase ss being -
1'ssa1ed orsr and Ore- IN Congress Il
Is developed IN this fashion. We are
c1DnscE5ptiDg our sons zad o1r h1s
LANDS why shouldn't We eenscr1,l
or accumulated resources
T'hls formula Is broagft forward 10
justify tbe most eEGesEiTe tzEatSea- II
IL tAe fzFocfte exclamation Of the hal.
ttased z7d the loose minded 4 sape--
iEtfs- Intelligence regards il e. The ID
LfEzte expression of war economy
-3rh 2 mental attitude ignores The
Eat that the money Is here. that if
cannot escape Il deliberately OFer-
looks the o1rioas truth that z 81
preLne ordeal VIII insrita5ly exact the
necessities q The occasion. The Cop
taTT could De true Only in the CASE
r. '"S complete breakdown Of GOV
ernnent-
There il no question that excessive
taxation tends 10 the breakdown Of
government The French revolution
iG good example We do not be
beFs that revolution IL posi- 3ls in
ihls eountr-. bat ii Is jas. as well to
understand the implications Of oppres-
sire taxation
There would ts no argument about
the natter If TAXATION were the only
means OF obtaining war funds. A
'fzasoTa4le amount Of taxation is. Of
course necessary. LIT there are
nie1Iy Of specialists in political econ
"Tny who coald devise a wiser and
s2asr program than the one congress
sttlils TO pe On the verge of imposing
81, no sns<rsvr sz-
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-l1ls NE a:l1sa1l wig LIS liz szosE.
III glaE ID GsEa3d Gsr-lng4E8's
ssAtir., 4sIIutrElstE II as supposed II
liz L 's57aEg" g;Es-T a1a Es1&E2s As FIJI
lriiffst III ec3fsss1.rL1g z wdsaan- no
eeT1fslGgr E2sdsss 10 ,saGal1 EnEBogEs
EIgia-A
.cEAp'-ER E-EsGaa2s ,bs DsIt
rtira-- Bnt..s.:,as IL HAVING Al interview
Mfssi 1bs W1aRzm-
CHAPTER sfE-Tas,zag his
gp4srE g liz ssgnazg Kzs, IA tkat
x as engineering ezF.- ;NGr
Eg.gyt@ EE-THs Faent is SINK
IL L sslaia3saEn lns Eydlfs saves Nc
gELL. Millionaire, sn1 vDs q the par
~
CHAPTER E-Eso7s and McCann
-se,rn- E.rs sDa asaEs T5< ship IN 2
fIllI 1,E;s1
CHAPTER Widths and Vera be
ssoGns t.3endl!s though ns Is anawIs
~ nsr 5fsp1IrT
CHATTER VE-Rc1Ern rs.nses &c
spilnI- 10 z5.Ilss' authority. snd The
- slf.s-p@E II
GgrAE'vER F1gE-Tbe t.aEtzwsys are
ID aF L hip, rsse Iodtan -hist.
-r1sa takes thsaa a.e;z-s
CHAPTER IA-Tbs Iodsza Chis'
i;f-E rsstsan19T s,.sz ss--scf or lightning
an9 u s4DaBt q TsseE Al 1be OF
esrs are a-aa Hollis assts f.ss oxn
~ Nng sElaB LIN tss reEsel las 4
t:Eryo 1t icGilgn11lU,. taauslgnad 10 the
1s--aEl gET@-I4su9
CHAPTER y-Ac1aEE consents th
tass ehargs os ssk5p zzsc ssyol1.ss WY
Egs EssE recognizes 81 I'D friend IL
Rsl's.d 8s4,eaGA oEsss q. ihs l.6kass
Ca5st ~
CHAPTER I-SGoe dis, ztisiae1scz
arnD1g liz crew ugNa2F 6eEs3Dps, Ed
Hollis Bss.sels his Officers
CHAPTER XI-Nc4ann wants 10
return IL Kew York. and tries TO eoT-
rgsG tbs crew
CHAPTER IUE-Esolgis finds hin
cabin
CHAPTER EIV-Ts-a and Hollis
agrss thai toy bzsessra's sake lAs sn5,
-unsf ss taEsa 10 It's 6-.r1iaat5on Eos
lis sssrrs that Ysrz IL Gerald Caring
t01's SaEghtss
CHAPTER Kyle crew. realizing
azngs, u capture by allied Ezrs1iIs,
sTIBes dasfociinzssoa 10 eOaiiu7s tbe
ycrags-
CHAPTER yVT-eadsrs OF tse
crew Sisar-a Hollis and make hi-a z
prisoner.
CHAPTER yVIE-In z fight viii
tns roGts1eerg E501lis IL Lady Kart
On recovering Consciousness be real
izes tsst he EuaEt submit though ts
ing The Dnir Navigator CT board h. i
IL position 30 make terms with Nc,
Cznn He liz made prisoner
CHAPTER YyIII-Vera p-stends to
agree 10 McCana's plans, To Hollis
wonder
CHAPTER EIT-Eollis escapes foEn
confinement z1S -ezchss TIE 6eek 70
find the Indian Ch5sf kzs teen saOppas
by French wzrship-
CHAPTER XT-NeCzan succeeds II
asesiving commander o. rarshiI,
~hich passes OF its way Hollis il re-
captured
CHAPTER TTf-Vera and Hollis
reach understanding By which they
win o1-wit Mccain
CHaPTER-YylIHYera seknovl
edges her lore for Hollis Mccain.
Hollis. Liverpool Red and the Lad
ess Of the nutiny have q conference
CHAPTER XETI-HoIlis realizes
that Mccain and his followers are
pSeparfEg To 1bandos the ship
CHAPTER Xy1gTIEE~a RELEASES
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FROM CATTLE TO
SHEEP; NOW SELLS
AND QUITS STATE

New England, N. o., Sept. 49,
El~in Johnson, old time BAD
Lands rancher. who aravitated
from cattle to sheep, now is going
out Of business altogether, having
disposed Of his herd Of 200 woolies
- Ole Hanson and Palmer Peters
fos a consideration Of $4,000. The
sheep brought $12 per head, and
TIE lambs $3.50. M. johnson will
5oin MS wife and family in Yer.
rscnt.
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F-gptt tls4sr:ss.D Ea-L,-tE LIZ 70 IL lis--
rgJEa- IL Vstl I'll 8Sl1r-sr HIRE al
e eA 6 rneF IEid9s Eli fnEru sI,yngh
taeT Iii Eu- than fE IErrtaw IL 1itsv
Ti,saa-s gnle Hg9ussn VIE ELL IL ai9s ID
ws-f
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CATTLE MARKETS
ST. PAuL.

as ST. PAUl. @
HOGS-Receipts, l.TNa: steady to
strong: range $l7TsG17,Ss, =
CATTLE-Recetpts, 5000; steady;
steers sl4,oo@lS,OO: cows and heiters
se,ooW9.0o: calves $5.a01l4a0: stock.
ers and feeders steady. $s,N0aIlo,00,
SHEEP-Heceipts 1900: ssc high.
er; lambs $S,0o1E.2s: wethcrs 500
0ls.S0: ewes ss,O0IlH.a0.
CHICAGO.
HoGS-Receipts 5000: slow; bulk.
light. $l7.so1iS.Ss;
mixed. $1,000 1880: heavy, $l1,lsI
1880: rough $ii,ls1l7,as; pigs $3.50
Gl7.s0. "A, .,s A ~
CATTLE-R Receipts, 5000: weak;
native beef steers s,,s0MiS,9o; west.
ern steers $S,l0h 1865 stockers and
feeders ss,la@n,,s: cows aud heit.
ers. - laG1s.9n,, calves sls,s0SI,s OIL.
]. ...s ~ Sss,SSSl sE~Ns
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T3e Hg:-BgnE e12Els -'s5,sc-B 1.guE
Utah ar'e making gE,oa 41glts.z va
Why nfs NanF ( 1IiEn with Gl1aT s9Ds
wiz 6sTslos,E Z gpna Eg.h-11sg t-1u-
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Wen s,agl IL szeREasg4ng uu- IVY
Etc14ng tg- goot Gad ipsEw1sa1
I,rrzttazng- TIhastB aSxsEFs ssi5ng
80 -ls1z-a1n Erls,@sr IL liz,
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Z Columbus nats3 cs1 ts.l - z.0-3st
70 n1t IN t5s 1sasf EUr nugtt To
ka0E without aEEing
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{. By auy EEsl E5=1 La AT==E IL
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ITO be continued.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-12

SegIn el .nor Curran. Professor dc
la Escucla de S~elvicultura de la Uni
veIsiGad de Yale, los bosques sur-a-
neriCanos estan formados, con eX-
ccpcion de los de dos pequenas regio-
mes, por arboles de maderas duras de
hojas anchas. Por 10 general, de
ellos pueden sacarse de IS a 116 me-
tros cubicos de MADEIRA por hectara.
Cree ell autor que debe desecharse la
comun ~creencia de que los bosques
t~ropicales solo Gentlemen maderas du-
ras. pues las recientes INVESTIGATIONS
demues5ran que ellos Sc componen
de ;irboles da mederas blandas o Sc
mi duras. tan adecuadas para los ira
baios De construction como los pinos;
los coniferas Y demas arbeles de ma
daia ,lura de los bosqucs dc los Es-
taioS Unidos.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS los boSques de
la America del Sur pueden dividir-
e en- cuatro tipos distintos, cuyo as
-oc'o general es ell mismo desde CO.
..omhia hasta Ia Argentina. Estos cua
tro tipos son los siguientes: los de re-
Clones templadas; los de t]errenos pan
t?nosos Y los de la region de las llu-
Was t~.opicales. Naturalmente, en- es-
n classification no entran muchos IT,
| pos nor de bosques, entire los
| cuafes Sc encuentran en- primer ter
mino los de coniferas de la parte
septentrional de Patagonia y los de
coniferas brasilenas.
Los bosques del primer tipo Sc ha-
Han dentro de las regiones templa-
das V subtropicales, tanto eleradas CO.
mo bajas, Y cuyas inmensas superb
cies estan s~uietaS a una lluvia defl-
cicnte o NAL distribIida que produce
g-andes sequias. Esos bosques son
por 10 general espcsoS Y gentlemen po-
! cas- especies dc arboleS. los cuales son
! pequenos ~troncos, de copas r%edondas,
muy ~cspinosos Y de hojas erizadas y
lanceoladas.
Los bosques de la iona templada Sc
hal.an a 10 largo de las faldas de los
Andes, desarrollandose mejor al nj
vel del mar en- la TERRA del Fuego,
donde estan formados por hayas an
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-12
Paginas festivas
Los actos pol1ticos

FL ensalZado sc resigna modesta-
mente a ser objeto de tales alaban-
zas V deja que sus devotos den rien-
da suelta a sus entusiasmos.
Embellishments Sc forma la conf
sion, rosa absOlutamente imprescin-
dible, porque no hay acto de astos
sin que tres o cuatro senoreS de los
que tienen chaquet O levita en- buen
uso, Sc %dediluen a TRAFALGAR por la
realization del homemade.
Iva sur@io ell acco poIitico!
En- muchos caSus, la duda sale al
paso a los e~ntusiastls. iQuG ha-
ran digno del grande hombre?
-;Lin1pios?
-Limpios antics y sucios despues.
Nuestro iefe es digno de ensullir con
eXceso.
-;Iasta I'm colico?
-iHasta un c6lico, que siendo ST.
yo seria grandc!
--iY 81 lie ofreclcramos I'm album
con vistas de toias las ciudades de
Fspana? Esto servira para simbo-
liar 81 que la naci6n cntcra le ad-
mira.
Y serv'ria tambien para Que Sis
nietecitos Sc cntretuvieran las tarGeS
IN que no a al cine.
70 creo que deberiamos rega-
larIe algo practice. Tn impormea-
bic. por ejcmplo: media docena Ge
toalIas. Al fin V al cabo, 10 del ban
quote pasa y las toallas pcrmaneccn
prestando sus indiscutibles servicios.
En- una forma 0 en- otra, ell acto
politicc SC r~ealiza. Y durante varios
dias la opinion ptblica esta pcndien-
tc de e..
iHasta el propio Gobierno siente
clertos temoresi
/ --Senores, no es que estemos in
SECURES, pero ell Gobierno debe mirar
! con atenclon ell acto politico que va
d realizarse.
-Perc 81 csc. D. Etelvino es III
queso
No importa, SC 10 comeran Ii
corcligionarios.
-Lo del graro Y 10 del homemade
no tiene in1portancia.
En- Ia vida politica TODD 10 tiene.
10 mejor es one nos reunamos en-
Consejo.
FL pals, por su parte, tambien sc
preocupa del asunto, Y durante va
rios dias no hay otro tema de con-
versacion. D. Etelvino es homena-
.ieado, Sc sacrifican unas cuantas Ian
gostas sen su honoi. Sc firma Ell ua
album v toto ell mundo qieda salts
fecho.
,Oh. Ia trascendencia de les actos
poiiticos'.
\. L. BONNAT.
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LOS BOSQUES De la
AMERICA DEL SUR
Opiniones de I'm professor de Yale

Ia ticas Y unas pocas coniferas. Su
production media es de 50 por ZIG
metros cubicos de MADEIRA por hec-
tara.
Los bosques de t%errenos pantano-
SOS pueden dividirse en- dos subtipos:
ell de los ~bosques tropicaIes, que o.
cupan los pantanos de aqua salada
u estan en- las observation-disclosures dc
les rios. Y los bosques de los pantanos
de aqua dulcc Y dc los terrenos bajOs.
Los hosqucs de las tierras que inun-
da Ia marea, cstan formados por gran
des mlnglares, en- tanto que los de
los pantanOS de aqua dulce, ocupan
giandes superficies y llegaran a ser
dentro de POGO, de considerable i'm
p~ortancia comercial.
Los bosques de la region de las
"lluvias tropicales c~onstituycn ell mas
im~portante Y mcnos ~cStudiado de los
tipos mcncionados, uun cuando sus
nnadcras son las mas co%nocidas. La
caoba. cl cedFo, ell palo de rosa y Ell
palo brasil, son los prodIctos de los
miSmos.
Los bosQuas de la America del
Sur constituyen cl dep6sito de made
ras mas cxtenso Y valioso que hoy
existe en- el mundo. ST en- lugar de
SGT d~cstruidos. como en- Ia actualidad
ocurre, Sc les prOtege Y explota &c
biIamente, esa partc del mundo lie
CARA q ser ell centre de p~rosperidad
, universal de los amos v%enideros. Los
I rios navegables Sc encuentran a cada
paso en- esos bosques, de modo que
la maderu puede arrastrarse por COR
ia distancia hasta ei aqua, para ser
cmLlrcada. a la America del Sur.
dice para concluir ell IItor del artI-
culo.-sc lie presenta la favorable
| sima oportunidad dc llcgar Il ser q
| centric dc. Ia industrial de MADEIRA del
mundo. 81 los gobiernos de los pal
ses que Ia forman organizan sus SER
vicios dc bosques y educan buenos
scIvicultores, las ~riquezas de esas re-
-iores llevaran raudales de orc a las
areas, Y no Sc desperIiciaran como a
contecc hoy en- dia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-12

Todo momento en- Ia vida de un
hombrc rolitico Sc presto a que sc
desarrolle el entusiasmo entire sus
afectisimos Y SECURES s~esvidores,
aprestindose estos a rendirle el en-
tusiasmo de su mas alta c%onsidera-
ci6n, como dicen los B. L. NJ.
A. D. Etelvino Sc lc ha resuelto
ci grano que tcnia en- ell cogcte.
~ Sc lie ha resuelto favorable
mentc?
-Mucho mas que n Ultima crisis.
-i.Ah: Pues este no puede que
dar asi.
i Quiere listed que lie salga otro?
lie que p~retendo es que todos los
amigos Y ell pals entero cclebremos
tan fausto acontecimiento.
La idea parece excelente al otro
correligionario, y, ~juntos, sc dedican
a propalarla y i recabar ~adhesiones.
-Hombre, nadie puzzle dudar de
nj afecto Y adhesion hacia ell eminen-
tie politico, pcro irealmenta Green US
tedes que ESQ tiene imporancia?
-Indiscutiblemente. Figurese US
tea 10 que csc grano significa para ei
pals la salud de csc iiustre gcnio. Hay
infinitos problemas nacionalcs, jver-
dad? Bueno, pues no puede dedicarse
4 r~esolverlos ell que eSta ocupado en-
| aplicarse u%nguentcs. Perece el gra-
no, Sc saliva el pals.
-iAh, S! es ash, crcnten ustedes
con mi modesto apoyo.
DeSle aGuel morlentO comlenZa a
tomar calor la idea, como 81 Ia hu-
bieran ruesto IN infiernillo debajo,
y ell entusiasmo aumenta y llega has
ia 10 indec;ble.
Entonces surge el ~Gristalizar Ia
idea, Y los mas enthusiasts acuden
a yer al ~interesado, al que encuen-
tran aun preocupado o su coyote,
mucho mas que con los problemas,
mas 0 menos hondos que afectan al
pals.
La verdad, senores, yo...
listed, D. Etelvino. es I'm gran
homDre, miresele por donde Sc lie mlre.
-Gracias.
" su preciosa salud interesa al
pals como 81 fuera ell aqua que ha
de fructificar los campos.
DE modo que yo....
ST, senior; es listed superior a ia
lluvia Y mucho mas simpatico, por-
que al lado de listed no hace falta
paraguas.
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de conservatorio para pajaros sea nuy
lucrative, sobre TODD en- consideration
de la paciencia u supone. Tamhien
esta n.dehacha cS digna lie Iastina.
pues para conSagrar su vida a seme-
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AyE>ruRls he BUFFALO BILL

a 80 rcntaIuS csda tOmo).
FL pTOranadOr &c iTmbas-
ina ROCne dc Carnival.
Il !nSt!nIu Ge una vihoTa-
Ell WiSlcriO dn las ocho das3S-
PnSCa GIflCll.
Nlale l~rgrUTliiCO.
In tonic deIua>IadN lislo.
FL CacIlue negro.
Il prUScrIptO de la montana
II piano ameIralladora.
Los bciuinoS rOiOS.
Il COmpioI del Iuez.
Id cStafUa parlantc.
Daniel 81 oSO Y q Oso Juan
L.!nzadOS al ablSmo.
LlnChanlrntO ITaCdSatO.
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HtZASAS DE FANT0MAS

a 30 crntiyoS iOm07
Il ScuiO del Crlmcn-
horrible cSlrataSem2.
Juvc CUntra FaulOmaS.
la huclla del muerl0-
Ii doCGmento nuHlerU l.
FL G!amdnie del Rey.
Il abOSldO NiSieTIUS0.
RI milo te>aParecidO.
FL ahOTCaliO Ie LOndre.-
NlSlcriOSlS fCChOr!dS.
Cadaycr que habla.
FL mu-TiO que m3t3.
FL agcnie SeCTetC.
PrlSlJncTU DC F3niOmas
DeStrcLa mulIl.
I'll ~pUlIZCnie apache.
Vida pUr vida
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g~IBlIorECN E>COLAR RECkENTINA.

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n lTn.uala &c La BcSildS.
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Weekly journal-miner., 1917-02-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Jacob Ritter, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the under signed, executor of the last will and testament of Jacob Ritter, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of this notice to the said executor at the office of Richard Lamson. Pythian Building, Prescott. Arizona. the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of Yavapai.
 WILLIAM RITTER,
 Executor of Last Will and Testa-
 ment of Jacob Ritter, Deceased.
 Dated Prescott, Arizona, this 27th day of January. 1917.
 First publication Jan. 3l, St, (W).
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-02-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Osman w. Roberts, de- ceased. Notice IS hereby given by the undersigned. Administrator of the estate of Osman w. Roberts, deceas- ed, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said de- ceased, to exhibit them, with the nec- essary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this mo- tice to the said Administrator at Room 26, Bank of Arizona Building, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of Yavapai.
 VIM. ROBERTS,
 Administrator of the Estate of
 Osman w. Roberts, Deceased. Dated this 10th day of February, 1917.
 First pub. Feb. 2l-5t, (W.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-02-21
FAMILY AVOIDS
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By Being Constantly Supplied W3
 Thedford's Black Draught.

McDuff, Va.-T suffered for sever1 Fears," says Mrs. B. Whitaker, ol lhis place, "with sick headache, and stomach trouble.
 Ten years ago friend told me 10 try Thediord's BIack-Draught, which l did. and found it to be the best family medi- cine for young and old.
 keep Black Draught on hand all the lime now, and when my children feel little bad, they ask me for a dose, and il does them more good than any medicine they ever tried.
 We never have long spell of sick. ness in our family, since we commenced using Black-DraughR'
 Thedford's Black-Draught is purely vegetable, and has been found to regli- late weak stomachs, aid digestion, re- lieve indigestion, collie, wind, nausea, headache, sick stomach. and similar symptoms.
 It has been in constant use for more han 70 years, and has benefited more than million people.
 Your druggist sells and recommends ack-Draught. Price only 25c. Get I7ckage to-day. Ncfa
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-02-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of James Roach, deceased. Notice IS hereby given by the under signed, Administrator of the estate of James Roach, deceased, to the creditors of and all person 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 the law offices of Robt. F. Morrison, in Pres colt, Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction of the busi- ness of said estate, in said County of Yavapai. THOMAS ROACH,
 Administrator of the Estate of
 James Roach, Deceased.
 Dated Prescott, Arizona, this 12th day of February, 1917.
 First pub. Feb. 2l-5t, (WD.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-02-21
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed as Recorded
 By the Prescott Title Go.
January 30, 1917.


 Bagdad Copper Co. files affidavit oi assessment work on nine mines, Flu reka district.
 Dan Day locates three mines, Big Bug district.
 Commercial Mining Co. files affi- davit of assessment work on Calcitc mine, Big Bug district.
 J. E. Russell and Geo. Threlfall in- corporate Feather River Gold Mines Go. Capital stock, Sl,000000; princi- pal office at Prescott.
 Mrs. NJ. A. Dearing locates Little Annie mine, Thumb Butte district. Frank Thornton locates seven mines, Big Bug district
 Decree of Superior court in estate of George E. Oyler, deceased, dis tributing all property to widow. Eldorado Gold Mines Go. files affi- davit of assessment work on Eldorado mine, Copper Basin district.
 January 31, 1917. Frank Kaufman locates three mines Harper district.
 David Goodwin and George Brooks
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-02-21
tFrom Fridays Daily.) Licensed to Wed.

A marriage license was issued yes terday to Lupe Moncada and Maria Antinoa Lopez, both of Prescott. Visiting Capital City.
 Mir and Mrs. Raymond T. Belcher left yesterday for Phoenix to visit for the rest of the week with friends. Range Visitor.
 Burrel Wright, well known range man of the Big Bug country, was a visitor yesterday, giving a good report of the outlook for the cattle business. Visited the Country.
 Mir and Mrs. Matt Andres have re- turned from the country east of this city, the former on cigar business and the latter in visiting friends for sev- eral days.
 Return From Nevada
 Mir and Mrs. C. T. Dodds and three children, former residents of this sec ton, arrived on Wednesday from Winnemucca, Nevada. They are to reside in Jerome.
 Coast Visitor
 Miss Emma Munsey, of Orange, Cal, was an arrival during the week to remain in the Verde valley for an extended visit with friends and her brother, an employe of copper com pany near Jerome.
 More Oil Men.
 A party of four in an auto were ar rivals in the Jerome Junction field Wednesday, on a trip of inspection of the formation. All are reported to be conversant with oil-bearing lands They came from Bakersfield, Cal. Races Postponed.
 Geo. C. Ruffner, who had been at Murietta Springs, Cal, for the past month, returned yesterday via Phoe- nix. He was in that city for a few days to arrange for running races, but they were called off on account of the track being muddy.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-02-21

NJ. NJ. Young and P. C. Alcorn file affidavit of assessment work on two mines, Big Bug district.
 NJ. Wilkins locates two water rights near Yeager mine.
 Donald F. Bell locates possessory right on what will be SEA, Sec. 7. l3N., 5E.
 Daniel C. McIver to Gold Warrior Mining Co. Howard, Howard Ex- tension, Gold Warrior, Gold Warrior No ? mines, Hassayampa district. Maricopa Queen Oil Co. to Gold Blossom Mining Co. Perry mine, Hassayampa district.
 Frank Thompson and Chas. King slcy amend location of Mt. Hamilton mine. Big Bug district.
 D. F. Mitchell to P. w. Doyle. Lots and 9, Block A, Prescott. David Schott to trustees Cotton wood cemetery. One-fourth acre in .NEH of NE14, Sec. 34. ION, BE. Wm. Ilg to F. C. Ilg. One-half in terest in 25x75 feet of Lots B, 34 and 36, Block Is, Prescott