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Weekly journal-miner., 1918-06-26
BANK CORNERSTONE E
 LAID; FLAG DEDICATED
Red Letter Day in History of Thriving Smelter City of Humboldt Was
 Last Saturday

be wasted like the perfectly good wine that l have poured here" Di- rector Brecht expressed his wish that the affairs of the institution would run as smoothly as the oil which he had poured
 Manager Conway then read T list of the contents of the copper box which included copies of the char tcrs of the Prescott State Bank, the Commercial Trust & Savings Bank, proceedings of the last State Bankers Convention, history of Humboldt written by Miss Sharlot Hale; cards of many of the guests and copies of the Prescott papers of that date
 \. A. Johns was called upon for an impromptu speech. That gentle man who has been speaker of the house of representatives stated that 1t had been his province for the last thirty years to be good lis tcncr and that his official title was a misnomcr. He observed that there had been a marked and gratifying change in the citizenship of the State. He was surprised at this spec ial session to note the change of sentiment in the legislature as con trastcd with year ago. You will be proud to know," he added, that we have forgotten class and parti. sanship and that all are united for American citizenship. We are be- hind the boys in the uniform heart and soul, and every dollar in this bank is behind them, and when they come back they will find better country and a united people"
 The speaker was warmly applaudcd at the close of his earnest and in spring speech.
 Rev. Shircs followed and praised the bank as an institution that en- courascd thrift. and that with such men as its directors behind 1t, was a guarantee of its stability. He con graduated Humboldt upon its for ward step taken that day. and com plimcnted it upon having secured such an institution.
 The impressive ceremonies then closed with President Frcdcricks thanking ali for their presence and hoping that the Ruler of All will bestow the blessings of contcntmcnt and prosperity upon you all
 Announcement was then made that there would be a barbecue. a picture show. and dance under the auspices oi the Camp Fire Girls, all oi which entertainment would be free. MI oi these features were thoroughly enjoyed especially the barbecue, for which three fat bceycs had been pro yidcd, together with a plcntitudc of soft drinks, pickles and coffee.
 Later in the evening General Manager Colvooorcsses of the smcit- ing company, entertained at dinner al his home about thirty of his personal friends.
 The banl, will be completed about October l. George Sines of Pres colt. iS the contractor, while Chief Engineer Watson of the Consoii- dated Smelling Company, is super vising its erection.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-06-26
Proceedings of the Board Of Supervisors of
 Yayapai County, Arizona.
lContiau~d Prem Page -Fourl

Y col expire, Jan. 1stI, lg-i.
 Al f. t O lEu Clerk iayor that the c Board cutmca Agent was needed E
 F. \. Recorder, col checked lie c Recorders ot... '. being follows. to-ait:
 iu- May, $7+l35 Certified Copies, Certificates. abstracts May PS |l5
 
 seconded and carried, il o' be 1aud the $I5o1 per "on outdoor reci until further ori Q ;oard
 report .arlcy oi Sulrs Court. covering collected during lc mouth oi May 9l@ oaug S75Jo checked nuu To be rrccla aud ordered filed.
 report, l. oi checked O ordered ud follows
 .SlO4Wn
 ....-..-...-..
 Fines. lFli)
 TotI .$36ouo of County employees period Mas 3 9 having been approved by the County Recorder and the Board o salaries ordered drawn he Fund, N3r
 No To Amount 597 1929 William Stephens AgChairman of Board .. 6250
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-06-26
GID EUREKA GOLD
 MINE AT WALKER IS
 SCENE OF ACTIVITY
(From Sundays Daily)

The Eureka gold mine at Walker. idle for many months. k again in action. under a lease to Con John son aId Victor Strom. and reports of opcrations are decidedly nattcring as to the outlook
 These practical mining men are completing line of preliminary work before starting development. and to date ore exposed is reported to be sufficient 10 guarantee success. The plan is to start shipping in a short time and from old workings the ton mage available iS said to insure steady production for months to come.
 Reports from the Walker field state also that inc Eureka again moving was the last of the old mines to swing into action. and lively times were again prevailing.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-06-26
RESIDENT BENG TRIED ON
 BR|BERYCHARGE
(From TnesdaY's Dailvl

Yesterdays session of the Superior court was given over to the trial of John Wilson, the Camp Verde man who is accused of attempting to bribe Deputy Sheriff O. \. McDer- mid into releasing him after he had been arrested on a charge of boot logging last April The evidence in the case presented yesterday after noon was practically the same as that introduced on Saturday during the trial. of Wilson's partner, Frank Taylor. who was convicted on the same charge. Most of the session yesterday was taken up by the sc- lection of the jury and the introduc- ton of evidence by the State The case is to be resumed this morning al Q o'clock. at which time the de- fense will place its witnesses on the stand. It is understood that Taylor, who was convicted in one hour by the jury, will appeal his case to the State Supreme court.
 Brandy Maker Pleads Guilty
 Alex Folcna. the Verde resident who was arrested some time ago on a charge of manufacturing brandy in his home. was arraigned before Judge Sweeney yesterday morning and en- tered plea of guilty. The court announced that the prisoner would receive his sentence at ten o'clock on Friday morning.
 Alleges Desertion
 Alleging that her husband, Paul Wctzcl. deserted her a little more than a year after they had been mar ried. Mrs. Ruth Wctzel yesterday fled suit in the Superior court ask ing for a divorce from her husband. Mir. and Mrs. Wctzel were married on January 6, 1915, in Los Angeles, and the husband iS said to have de campcd on February g. 1910, aban- doning his wife without means of support. The plaintiff is a resident of Jerome.
 Would Distribute Estate
 ". IT. F. Jones, administrator of the estate of the late John $. Jones, yesterday filed a petition with the Superior court showing that the eS- tate has been settled up and asking the courts permission for a final dis tribution of the assets among the three heirs. The holdings originally consisted of property of the approNi- mate value oi SlO6OO0. debts being paid to the extent of about S30,OO0 The present value of the assets is. now SIS 600, $75,OOO of the property being in real estate and the balance in mining stock and a gold watch. The thrcc heirs are the son. W. II. F. Jones of Prescott, Miss Jessie :. Jones of New York City and Mrs. Grace Jones Cuthbgrtson of Lima, Peru.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-06-26
PERsEIf;G NAILS CANARD

WASHINGTON, June A-Gcn. Tcr~hing today cablcd the war de. partmcrt a formal denial of the re- oortS circulated in this country, pre- by German agents, that negro soldiers were being given more daue,ruus work than the whites. He said the negroes were in high spir- is. their only complaint being that they were not given more active
 service
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Countcrsigned:

County Treasurer of Yavapai County. Arizona Third That the arl bonds shall be Sea the County Ieasu Of said County for the credit of said accordance purchase the Building Fund of d soo Doi %o & and ha be d1a%H % @ @ % d % 6oG 6 T b 'as % 1 an n1nd po Ts "f & 5I @ Four " Ta a the time @ making % & % e 1a of a%e % R fo G count % pn & & G the & FIa & ' & uPs0 @ @ shall annIa for s4 % & years iron r the 't No & sufficient to pay the interest said bonds it aeeqes and cr years like e levy upon the taxable property said School annually portion principal equal produced & number years @ bonds have them to ru and all moneys levied d fuad oi sad s@ooI De1 @ be Hd the payment of of @ hc A Mcsrsn appeared bo the Board a1d asIcd that 1he Efs Mr. JIesuissin.s request was granted petition fo. the apponen of John King Justice of the ordered fled there being vacancy the office of Justice of the Peace Mir B Wes,,ryct appeared h SonSa Scs Company o the cars i9l6 and I9i pon oon the Monica Mines Company for the ysars l96 and i9E The arPoininep! by F. Farley Clerk oi the Supreme Court 9 Eileen month taken up conirmed.
 The appointments by F. scTd of or,s White, R. A. kins gan Dan MtIhon Me G stewart and Ed n mI9son as Deputy The appoiaant by E. Gentry County Assessor of J. K Campbell The appointments by r. l. Mesvsa County Recorder of Geo E. @r5ar 5arsnei, aHs Matt s6ca Robf z4e c6as Willard R Inc John $ Spcer F. K utchc2 Tho Anicai k MarioRe IT. w. Cole E. E. Lake \ Pitts Con IL sullivan w. Jeff Martin w. H. NrsGf sadie iiaads Henry and Reg Reports following jfes @,es {S F"e Eas . J@;o 5oaaI G the Peace Constable
 mmb ......... Chas. H. Prescott. W. IT, Fitzgerald the following Justices the Peace Coutabies received checked and ordered fled Justice Precinct Justice of the Peace Constable.
 Bagdad (. K. Crosby. ...-........
 Camp Verde, Geo W. Iauce l. $.
 Grown King Mark GcnmiI s. Patterson.
 Humboldt A. K
 Jerome F. 2. of L. leave of absence for period three weeks, taken and 
 % o 3 : % sa, @ 5% , & 2 & ss: a n; a fso ; ss S & as and granted
 Upon of pay County Roads, commencing June lst l9lS be fixed as follows:
 pc
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 The following resolution motion duly passed and adopted by ihs Board:
 WHEREAS Supervisors in a to the include all moccu public lands the Verde Strip lying between tine said Prescott
  aud
 WHEREAS and am around the said Verde the of extending the boundaries Prescott National Foc include the said Verde withdrawing further
 THEREFORE. TT RESOLVED. Ina of
 
 oi to withdrawing all public lands and CocouluO National Forests further ordered Clerk be to Carl Hayden o the taken by the the Board adjourned until Tuesday June at OlO g-
 WM STEPHENS. Chairman Attest R. T. BELCHER Clerk
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-06-26

DISTRICT NUMBER TWENTY EIGHT OF THE COUNTY OF N\NNPN IN THE STNTE OF ARIZONA value
  in couI law O o the standard weight and Hucu hc First of \ al O Nayapa in oi u said Banking oi the and New York L. the holder, the Building Fund sad School payable cmannuay the First day Dcccmbcr and the First day of Iunc each said Building Fund like gold the office the County Treasurer aforesaid the Hanna House o 
 surrender this bond of the they
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orally duc BUT THE RIGHT TO REDEEM this
  and IS rsaIdS
 
 
 
  under, by ul compliance with and particularly Chapter of of of A.
 
 
 Board, duly the lawful taken under full with said Constitution duly certified by the Board Trustees thereof the Board the making of the electors School and entitled the submitted on duly lawfully hed School District 18th May D. which all the lawful ballots the the issuance of this bond
 And hereby certified and reced that all and things required be done, conditions the of this bond properly performed and and did required by time money the taxable redemption this bond thereon: and that the indebtedness including statutory iona limitation of indebtedness of the State of Arizona IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF The O of County Iapa has caused this bond be signed by Chairman with the seal d Board and issued this First day Junc 
 ....
 Chairman O Boardo of rvisors
 of Navapai County, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
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IN RECORD TIME

N \SiIJNGTON, June l9.-Ouly .itc minutes were required by the sen ate for the passage oi the annual pension bill of S220,O0D.uOO. the larg- .,l in thc Listorv oi the country.
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WHEREAS the Board oi Trustees of School District No Yav- apa County Arizona have election held the 18th day K entitled Board of Trst of Title TT cnid @Ffncation~ of inc c,.,.o g- ;I of o1s ned this Board of Supervisors i = Iapi, of ch election and the proceedings had and cr by the said School Dis ct authorize the issuance h this Board of the bonds of said School
 VSrPI. (c % .l;. ' pJ ~ t W -rGnIIr m m m;nI & % ;i ,;-1 ~ cccme from which appears that all the proceedings required by law the bonds SO authorized and bcra provided for will not when added o inc existing ndbtedn of said School Di,t exceed ior per ccm the taxable 2 said School District sbown by the last ic6lc,ncss of said bond,
 NOW. THEREFORE, consideration premises IT OR
 First: negotaabc coupon O Dollars for the pITo,e % G raising money for 1a Smoo ousoI in >d f % grounds and da@ any ndbtelncss be incurred for such $500 numbered 7 4 I6 S and % That the said Iond af be dated June r N D. 9S and and become due June First A D. 9S The rnuc! of each ar ib l"inrinai anJ nirrc,, shall he Iaya in d coin Vu money America present and frcness' the o of the Treasurer of said County in te Prescott and the Banking onsc Brothers oi and m the City County and State o New York; District each after years their date shall be reserved therein forty coupons coupons represent coupons shall be payable day December and one u on the First day o June in each and every year shall each be signed by the Chairman of the Board Supervisors Iv by e Go"nty T2mrr T m of said Connt and I bonds Snail each be scaled win inc seal of said Board but ii shall not be ncccs-
 That said soaPG@, @ e shall ] be s"l % M & 5 s trn , of the @ oad a % ai contcrsencd by County County other fac smile signatures of said officers had and made o and each shall be and the same are ] IgR, PTGgca M poN6 1 follow, to"
 SCHOOL DsTRIcr NUMBER TMENrl EIGHT
 SSJ " ,,,lI, S(Ell/!.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-06-26

z3G z3i I@seysuPsyoT IseSes~P 3o9 3S9 lzs2 T. BeeheClerk of Board, 1GOooI 1755 o. II. Jett 6 daysl-Ass- Clerk of Board, 3OS2 z55 r. MeDermot-Laza Gardener o. sol 7 John w. Finn-Co Supt Pubhc Health X Reg
 l239 R. Looney-ltcndng Physician 1s0 7fi Mrs J. B Bet6an&llatron Co., Hospital &50
 55 5 om 45d 2o1@cooR Gont; fG45 Hospital Hospital 55S @ PA Jas C. Ket-Farmer County Hospital 35G0. Levy-Supt Charities I250I l3ts II. RobinsonUnder Sheriff, s75o z9 z5S 6 en A. iSTf5siR %sbsrmdDep S4e'! Sheriff SO 555 R. x Tgsmcybcp sbf @55S
 333 53 " I9fs6c6 j94RsogDeg 2bs s3sf Guard 59S 25 Fred IIawkinsDep Sheriff 3z5oI 7@ F. O. Twit-bcp Sheriff 15O I3S Fattersoq1Dep P % Shef Z 90 3 S W C O. fTo%EndnSSG foRSscndcooE 'jaY a mess 50
 S5 @ Helen 'atyII Garne6P %sa5 csr os Superior Court @ 75 I263 Nellie Mashal-DeR Clerk Superior Court 923oi i26 Farrell dayslDep Clerk Superior Cou.. 22I5 I3S M Lincoln i Beysrlemcogrt s Re2oc Report $333 S3 I3e9 9 F l. HaTorh-6ouny 6 % Sornsy lS999 S9 99 l2 Mrs Susan L. Grover-Semo for Go Attorney, 4oQ9 i275 F. j. Gonwcii-Dcp County Treasurer 75O0
 It M A. MSsIssncGm1y So1 Rsoo5dfr Sood 199 % i57 Lula McInosh-Dep O. Recorder .......... 5000. Chapman-Dcp Co Recorder ........ 5OOOI
 i 8 Ghs a nqG N Weiir 5 oG GyDep ..i5sGr Co Assessor 259o i52 k GampbenTDsr Co Assessor -.....,...- o. l2S4 O. Reynolds-Constablc Ash Fork ....... C. K Crosby- P Bagdad z5OI
 
 w. P Verde 125C. Spce-Constable Camp Verde ............. Randal--J P Junction. 125Ci Sncar-Consabc Congress Junction, 1250 12o C. w. &5OI Gcmmil Z5Oi l293 R. King .......... 125O A. k. Humboldt C. Constable. Humboldt .......... 25OO r. F. th-J F. Jerome. l2o r. E. Constable Jerome. .......... 50 \. JcnknsJ P Mayer 5000 1299 T. Thompsor-Consablc Mayer. ........... H. Acanc-I ................ 1901 w. K Fzgcrad-ConstaIle Prescott .......... 6250 C 1908 r. L. Campbel-Constallc Scigman 25(G 1904 A CruickshanH.
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Order of said board of Supervisors issuing the Said Bonds oi said School District.
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Chairman of the Board of Supervisors O Yavapai County, Arizona.

Clerk of the Board of Supervisors oi iavapai County, Arizona
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Countcrsigncd:
. County Treasurer of Yavapai County, Arizona
 (FORN OF COUPON

No. THE FIRST DAY A.
 SCHOOL. DISTRICT NUMBER TWENTY-EIGH OF YAVAPN COUNTY will O. Building
 said School District Dollars gold lawful the of County of Yayapa the City of Prescott said County the Bank House kountze Brother and the City, County and New York, L. S A. the of the holder of months in Building Bond No. Second Issue
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-06-26

king The following order the board dis and adopted ahd ordered entered of record the the proceed
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Tn the matter of the issuance of the School Building Bonds of School District No. 2S. of Iavapai County. in the sum of 5000 in pursuance of the School Bord Election held in sad District, May 18th, 1918.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-06-26

Attest: R. T. BELCHER. Clerk.
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(FORM OF BOND)

UNlTED STNTES OF NNIEKICN s DISTRICT NUMBER WAINWRIGHT OF N\NNPN COUNTY
 STATE OF NRI/ONN SCHOOL BUILDING BOND
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-08-27
MERCHANTS WITH CLEAR VISION

The arteries of the nations industrial life They al
heahfu Circulation the products of the shops and fac
Active business retail active production
the nations factories for the people, Of which they
able to support the Government in its tasks
The enterpng merchant here home is helping to fight the
battles of the free nations abroad.
He carrying essential part of the military burdenand
upon him of the responsibility for the final issues of the
great He fighting his wayand his part of the fight not
less important than that of the at the front.
Wars military unless they are first won
way which weak home important
battle Our forces abroad dependent the quality and
support accorded them by the people here at home
Whatever weaken the nation ndustrially weakens it in mill
tary way great of keeping the nation the
chant is a soldier on duty on trial
for larger profsbut he must strive to
greater service The large profits may inevitably But
the larger must be irrespective of profits 1t the
imperative duty
Keep business going full speedand the Government keep
the great war machine at the highest efficiency.
When the great struggle has been wOna it will be in due time
has carried his portion of the task without
fncng will be entitled to his due share of the glory OF victory
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-08-27
HOW TOWN PEOPLE AID
FARMERS

How the little town of Deni, stuat-
ed in the Caskill Mountains in New
York State, is aiding farmers in the
surrounding community in securing
much-needed labor is told by repre-
sentative of the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture, who has recent
ly returned from an inspection trip
in that district. The local CONNER
cial club of Delhi has organized some
of the business men of the town who
are willing to do farm work after 3
o'clock. The farmer who needs help
telephones to the club, and at 8
o'clock the volunteer workers climb
into automobiles and report TO his
farm for half days work Abogt 35
business men are being placed every
day on the farms around Delhi. The
local minister has set the example
He spends one day helping each of
the farmers in his congregation.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-08-27
LOCAL MAN ON Big
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
W. d. Cochran on Subcommittee TO
Select Republican Campaign Com
mittee For This Place.

Will Kaltenbacher In the Louisville
Times says:
While routine work incident to the
campaign has actually begun at both
the Democratic and Republican State
headquarters in Louisville, neither
party has completed its State cam
paign organization. The Republican
State Central Committee has dele
gated the formation composed of ]. II.
Gillian, w. D. Cochran and John p.
Haswell, the latter party nominee for
Congress in the Fourth district. II
Is understood that the Republican
campaign chairman will be named by
the subcommittee early in the coming
week, and the selection will be made
by DR.. Ben L. Bruner, the senatorial
candidate, it being agreed that the
head of the ticket should be accorded
the right to name the man to direct
the party fight this fall 1t is said
that the congressional and Appellate
Court nominees have declared their
willingness to abide by any choice for
the campaign craftsmanship made by
DR.. Bruner.
1t had been planned to have a meet
ing Of the Democratic State Commit
tees about the first of September, to
effect the campaign organization, but
nothing will be done in this direction
pending the serious turn in the con-
dition of Senator Ollie NJ. James, who
has been confined by illness for sever
al months in a Baltimore hospital. In
the opinion of the party leaders Sena-
tor James should have a very potent
voice in the selection of the campaign
chairman and the personnel of the
committee that will direct the party
fight, and the whole matter will be
held in allegiance for the present or
until his wishes are known.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-08-27

Many man who knows that there
waits for the elevator.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-08-27
WANTED. SCRAP IRON

Highest Cash Prices paid for ScraD
Iron, Metals, and Feed Bags. Call
S. GREENWALD
Telephone 31S. Plum Streat
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-08-27
MAINTAIN VALUE OF OUR DOLLAR

incidentally important thing for this country do is
keep its money good international condition. keep the value
of its dollar that it will be worth neutral countries what
ought o be and what it before the
The way for any nation do that produce
than it AS Albert W. Atwood financial
this is especially when eating up millions of dol
lars of wealth each year.
There obviously two ways of going at that Speed up
productonand we're doing that just fast canand cut
consumption.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-08-27
MONEY AND PRICES

policies have had tendency increase the volume of
money cheaper it, The nanciers fix the price
of who this They
of the usuc but they do not themselves advance the
price The money higher the price AS this increases
living This the why things which
think should fall in price persist in their high rate So it makes
the rains how the hot days soc
chill the of living does not descend because
there plenty keep the So must not
important reduction of prices until financial
provide diminished volume of currency We
price peas berries tomatoes etc. should
up looked the quantity of aHoat
then that berry beam tomato must have its share
of and its share is maintained until it gets it.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-08-27
COURTESY IN PUBLIC DUTY

New York dispatch that lack of courtesy the part of
railroad subordinate officials their relations
the public sharply rebuked memorandum issued by
regional railroad officers and employees the East
territory The director the disposition of employees to slight
reasonable of the public due doubtless the feeling
solicud the public attitude This is certainly
ignoring That should control the conduct of all
pie who authority public affairs The meane dis
is that of ticket conductor motOrman
anybody occupying public job Courtesy virtue of itself
honesty show lack of courtesy and be
nd faith
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-08-27
Mary Would HnUe
Gone Alleging for
BidFronl Uncle Sam

THE movies are going to be
L very much in evidence in the
campaign for the Fourth Liberty
Loan. Every star of note in the
United States has made a picture
for the drive and every movie
house in the nation will show a
different one Of these pictures
every night Of the drive.
That is the plan Of the treasury
department and thorough sys-
tenn Of distribution which has been
worked out with the help of the
exchange men and the exhibitors
assures that the plan will be &C.
complished. OF course the so
called big four of the screen will
be in evidence-Pickford. Fair
banks, Chaplin and Hart.
"If they hadn't asked me to
make one of these pictures," said
Mary Pickford, 81 would have been
around begging for a chance
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-08-27

It's wise head that knows its own
mind.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-08-27

What will Hoover say when it
comes to filling a long felt want?