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Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-03
TfcavY Rains

iitaVy RalnS.
 The Lynx creek country yesterday i forenoon had the biggest rains of the . season. in which the usual cloudburst bored into the formation and swelled
 gulshes to overilowing. The range country was immensely benefited.
 Prominent Visitors.
 Mrs. and Mrs. Kingsley. of Scotts-
 dale, Maricopa county, are now on
 Groom creek. occupying a cabin to
 remain for the summer, and are very
 much pleased with the mountain air.
 They are parents of Mrs. Thomas
 Marshall. wife of Vice President
 Marshall, and this is their first visit 10 Yavapai.
 McLane Moves Office.
 Justice Of the Peace Charles Nc Lane yesterday moved his office from the old quarters in the I. o. O. F. building to his new room in the basement of the court house. The office IS now located in the room on the northeast corner of the bdild- ing.
 Gov. Hunt Locks Us Over.
 Governor c. w. P Hunt was in Prescott on Sunday for a short visit among friends. The governor had gone to Jerome the day before in the interests of the -Prscott road, and while here stated that he believ- ed that the last obstacle had been re- moved from the construction of the  Visiting Wife.
 T. B. Carter is in the city from Walnut Grove, to be with his wife while she is at Mercy hospital, after being operated upon for appendici- lis. her condition improving rapidly. The visitor states the above country has been swept by the most benefi- ,ial rains in many years, bringing pack farming and ranging to an old imc state.
 Filled Up.
 M. Laird was a visitor yesterday rom Groom creek, and reported that mining field as having been trans ormed during the past month into a 'ig summer resort. Every building s occupied and on an average there re twenty applications made a day or accommodations. Nearly 100 visi- : ors have arrived to date this sea on 70 Say Farewell.
 Mrs. John Frederick arrived from amp Verde on Sunday and left yes srday for Camp Kearny, to bid her usband farewell, who is with the 5S Infantry. He anticipates going r verseas in a short time to be with I ther comrades and is the last of his r to leave the above military , lrrison. 4
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-03
FORFEITURE NOTICE
Prescott, Arizona.

ITCSCOtt, ArlZCna,
 May 21, 1918. To \. A. IMMEL; his heirs, lcga, representatives and assigns:
 Nou are hereby notified that have expended during the years I9OS. 1909, 1910. 1911. 1912. 1913. 1914. 1915 and 19I6. Nine Hundred Dollars (S9000O) in labor and improvements upon the Red Top Lode Mining Claim, situate in the Big Bug Mining District. County of Yavapai. State of Arizona, the location notice of which IS found on record in Book 75 of Mines. at page %, in the office of the recorder of said county in order 10 hold said claim under the provisions of section 2324 of the Revised Stat utcS of the United States. and the thereto approved January .. 1880, concerning annual labor upon mining claims, being the amoint re- quired to hold said lode for the period ending on the 3lst day of December. \. D. l9l6. And if. within ninety days from the personal service Of thfS notice. or within ninety days after the publication thereof, yGJ fail or refuse 10 contribute your proportion of such expenditure as cO-Owner. which amounts 10 Four Hundred and Fifty Dollars (S45OO0), your interest in the claim will become the property of the your cO-owner, who has made the required expenditure, by the terms of said section.
 E. K BATEMAN. tNV9 First publication May 2, 1918.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-03
(From Sundays Da,ly.)

Jerome Visitor.
 Mrs. H. L. Nihell, of Jerome, well known in this city, is here to visit with friends.
 Come to Visit.
 Mrs. O. F.. Schwanbeck and Mrs. R. w. Long, of Cedar Glade, are in the city for a short visit with friends. Visiting Friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. c. Smith and Mir. and Mrs. W. Nelson Shew, of Walnut Grove, are visiting for a few weeks with friends in the city. Country Visitors.
 Mir and Mrs. George F. Ainsworth. of Walnut creek, motored to the city yesterday, the former reporting a sat isfactory outlook in farming since heavy rains had fallen. Pioneer Visitor.
 Mrs. Ida Genung, of Peoples valley, favorably known in pioneer circles, is a recent arrival in the city to remain for the Summer, and is visiting with her sister, Mrs. A. O. Moves, and daughter, Mrs. Grace Chapman.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-03
NEW BOND ISSUE

WASHINGTON, June ?. = An other bond bill authorizing an $S.OOO.- UJ0OOO Liberty Loan, much greater than any heretofore authorized, is be- ing framed by the house ways and means committee The next issue will probably come in October and subsequent ones when they become necessary.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-03
SUFFRAGE FAILS AGAIN

WASHINGTON. June 27.-Efforts for vote on the Susan B. Anthony suffrage amendment failed in the sen ate today after a three hours debate and preliminary jockcying, with the friends of the measure charging a iili> buster. A fight to the finish is prom iscd next week, though some who supported the measure said that the action might be delayed indefinitely.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-03
(From Fridays Daily.) Comes to Visit.

OOneS 10 NlSlt-
 Mrs. O. D. Knee, of Dewey, is ir the city for a short visit with friends Valley Visitor.
 Mrs. J. A. Walker, of Kirkland valley, wife of well known goat raiser, was an arrival yesterday.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. Hugh Higgins, of Skull valley is in the city to remain for a short visit with friends.
 Goes to the Navy.
 George Stack, a well known youth of this city, left yesterday for Los Angeles to take final examinations to enter the navy.
 From the Country.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Cameron, well known as pioneer residents Of Walnut Grove, are in the city for a short trip on business and to visit with friends. Sudden Illness.
 George Rohpetcr, a well known pioneer resident of the county, resid- ing at Dewey, is in Mercy hospital under treatment, having been sudden ly stricken i'll short time ago. Warm at Camp Verde.
 The temperature at Camp Verde on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock was no degrees, said to be the warm est ever experienced in that commun- 'ty for this time of the year. Visiting Old Home.
 Mrs. B. s. Snider, wife of the agent at Clarkdale of the Verde Valley Rail- way, is in the city for a short visit with friends, this being her former home She is at Hotel Congress. State Official Here.
 L. B. Whitney, the lawyer member of the commission of State institu- tions, came up from Phoenix last night and will remain here for day or so looking after some official bus. mess. Back From Coast.
 Paul L. Parker returned during the week from a vacation to San Fran cisco and other coast cities. and leaves later for mining camp in the Bradshaws to resume his duties as a miner
 Range Visitor.
 J. F. Rudy is in the city from Southern Mohave county, where he recently located with his range cattle and reports conditions as satisfactory. Heavy rains fell last week and graz ing is getting well advanced. Come to Visit.
 Mrs. Lena Blackburn and daughter. Mrs. Lois Eastburn. were arrivals yesterday from Clarkdale, to remain for an extended visit, and are at the home of Mrs. Thomas Sanders. moth CT of Mrs. Blackburn. Favorable Condition.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Carter, of Walnut Grove, visited the city yes terday, the former coming on account of his mother being III at Mercy hos
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-03
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed as Recorded By the Prescott Title Go.
 TlIne 2S 1o1R

l, Wm. l.. Fox ct al locates mines
 Mint Valley Dist.
 w. A. Crank locates Virginia mil elm. Walker Dist.
 Ellsworth w. Monroe ct ux. to Ma thilda Clark, Lot I9, Blk 4, Moeller Add. to Prescott
 Ellsworth w. Monroe ct ux to Ma. thilda Clark. Lot 20, Blk I, Nocllcr Add. to Prescott.
 O. A. Ensign 10 F. L. Carlisle 1 Option Agreement. Purchase price to be SI2.000, IS months. Tip Top, Very Top, Black Jack. Joker Frac. ton, mines Humbug Dist.
 Prescott Realty & Securities Go. to Jose Aldretc. Tract of land 5Ox15O feet in Bashford Add. to Prescott.
 Dixon Fagerbcrg ct ux to Anna Mclaughlin. Lot IA. Blk 1, E. Pres colt.
 Ernest Le Due to Albert R. Kent. Bornite Nos. l, ?, 3, 4, 5 and 6 mines, Big Bug Dist.
 Ernest Le Due to Albert R. Kent. Gilt Edge, Gilt Edge Fraction. Big Bug, Nugget, Gem, Placers and Big Ledge Number Four, Grapevine No. 9. Grapevine Nos. 8, /, 6, 5. and 4, Protection No. IA, mines, Big Bug Dist.
 Albert R. Kent to Big Ledge Cop per Co. Same property.
 Albert R. Kent to Big Ledge Cop per Co. Bornite Nos. 1. ?, 5, 4, S. and c mines. Big Bug Dist.
 Decree Superior court, Sacramento Co.,. Cal. in estate Margaret Sarah Devine. an incompetent person, ap- pointing Richard P Talbot as guard ian.
 Mary Otis Blake ct con to Carrie Stewart ct con. Lot ?, Blk F. Whipple Heights Add. to Prescott.
 F. K. Dutcher to Arizona Land & Irrigation Go. Right of way over NEH of NW1l, NNVI4 of NEH Sec 30, and S1z SE14. Sec 19, 15N, NV.
 Bernard s, Boyle locates four mines Black Hills district.
 ]. F. Young, sheriff, appoints s. L. Strahan. w. (. Bayless and Ray Bycrs as deputies.
 June 27, 1918.
 l. NJ. Borjorquez ct ux and Jesus Romero to Blaz Campos. Ely half of S. 40 feet of Lot 24, Block /, Je- rome.
 Blaz Campos to Marquez & Belt an. Same property. Verde Valley Imp. Co. to Joseph T Suput. Lot 8. Block ?. Cottonwood 2 Addition to Cottonwood. f Prescott Farms Go. amend Articles of Incorporation, increasing capital V tock to $1,OO0OOO. it Arizona Bagdad Copper Go. files loticc of right to water of Sycamore f reek. Eureka district. "a F. IT, Meek to David Goodwin Lot e 0 on Deception Gulch mining claim n lo. l. in Rutledge Addition, Jerome n w. K. Hill to Guy +. Bailey and r icnry w. Nichols. Lot Q on Decep- | ion mining claim No l, Jerome. John H. Bailey ct ux to United 'erde Extension Mining Co. Lots . lg Claim No. l, Jerome = Vivian Bailey to |. V. Extension lining Co. Same property.
 Houston C. Ward to W. w. Cook i'll of salc-IIorses on Black Mesa nd Agua Fria river. T Lucinda Lowthian to Fred Back H of NEH of NE54. Sec. 10, l3N., F. h. w. l.. Back ct ux to Fred Back. I,c' EH of NE4 and NE4 of SEA, Sec. ., }. and S1I of NW4. Sec. Is, 13N., q; F. ~, "A. T. & s. F. R. R. Co. to Yavapai 9Gl ounty. Easement for road purposes n ross railroad property near Crook \ m containing .09l4 acres. :. Carl Rees to Nj. s. T. & T. Col NJ ight of way over Secs. 10, 9, s and -- TN. 2W. NJ. N. Andrews to Loma Verde lf opper Co. Cherry mining claim, ,,t g Bug district ,r ,
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Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-03
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SUMMONS

In Justice Court of Seligman Yav- apai County, State of Arizona.
 $. s. Cutler & Co.,, plaintiff, vs R. E. Snyder, defendant.
 Action brought in the Justice Court of Seligman, Yavapai County, State of Arizona.
 The State of Arizona sends greet ings to R. B. Snyder. You are here by summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above-named plaintiff in the Jus
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-03
TO RELEASE MACHINIsTs

WASHINGTON, June P. = The granting of deferred classification to skilled machinists and furIoughing those in cantonments is considered necessary to meet the shortage in in dustries.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-03
Range Artist Arrives.

Range Artist Arrives. Ed Lee, Of Tulsa, Okla. known 1T
 the West as the Cowboy Clown ar.
 rived in the city yesterday and vii
 remain until after the cowboy con.
 tests. He has many new and humor.
 ous trick stunts to pull off while ir
 the saddle and on'foot.
 Remove From City.
 Mrs. w. R. Ehle, who moved from
 the city recently to Jerome Junction
 where her husband is with the United
 Verde railroad, was a visitor yester-
 day. and with her was her sister, Mrs. B. ]. McNicholl, whose husband also
 is employed in railroading at that point
 Coming Event.
 1 Hon. Lee Cruce, former governor. of Oklahoma, who is spending the Sum mer on Groom creek, while in the city Friday. accepted an invitation to de- liver a patriotic address at the fair grounds on July 4th, at the opening Of the cowboy contests. Fred Golfer, from Apache county, also will be in Prescott on that day, and will deliver an address.
 Rushing the Work.
 Contractor George w. Sines is in the city from Humboldt to visit Sun day with his wife, and states the foundation of the new bank building is completed, although the corner stone was laid only last week Con- struction is to be rushed, as time Is essential in the life of an institution of this character. . Tidings From Afar.
 Relatives in Prescott of Roy Diskin l have received letters this week from him at Nevers, France, which impart the information that he is engaged in . mechanical war work, and is out of the firing zone. He is in good health, but has the Arizona fever" to be back at home.
 Caterpillars Coming.
 Thomas Williams, of Congress Junction, is in the city, and reports he manganese situation to the west IS assuming much interest as operat- DTS begin to produce It is now set led that gang of caterpillar trucks s to be used in freighting out and Congress Junction will be the loading point The entire country now seems O be desirable for this character of mining and some big movements are anticipated later.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-03
MANsLAUGHTER CHARGE

HAMMOND. Ind, June 26.-Alon- 70 Sargent, engineer of the empty train that wrecked the circus train killing 70, and who, it is alleged was dozing, and Gustav Klauss, the fire man, were indicted today on a charge of involuntary manslaughter.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-03
U. S. WILL TAKE PART

WASHINGTON. June 27.-Gener- al Pershing was today instructed 10 select an American regiment now in training in France to go to Italy to complete the unity of that front ot the Italian, British French and Amer :can tr0oDs.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
 No. 1905 In the Superior Court of the County of YavaDai State of Arizona

 In the Matter of the Estate oI ETHEL L. FAVOUR, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Executor of the lasr Will and Testament of Ethel L. Favour, deceased, to the creditors of aB} all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first pubIica- ton of this notice to the said Exc cutor. at his offices, Union Block, Prescott, Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction of the, business Of said estate, in said county of Yavapai.
 ALPHEUS H. FAVOUR, Executor of the last Will and
 Testament of Ethel l.. Favour,
 Deceased
 First publication June F. (W 5t).
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-03
From Saturdays Dai1vl

Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. Wiley Coughran, of Skull valley, is in the city to remain for a weekend visit with friends. Summer Visitors.
 Mrs. A. s. Hansen and sister, Miss Grace Johnson, of Phoenix, are re- cent arrivals at the Congress, and
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-03
Caterpillars Coming.
CFrom Tuesdays DsilyD Goes To Tucson.

l. (From Tuesdays DailyO . Goes To Tucson. Attorney Richard Lamson left yes
 terday for Tucson, where he has liti-
 gation before the federal court. Visiting Old Home. R. H. Hetherington has gone to Toronto, Canada, his old home, to visit for the next month with rela- tives and friends. Sunday Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. ]. Mayer motored
 from Mayer to Prescott on Sunday
 10 visit with relatives and friends, re-
 turning home later in the day.
 Back From Coast.
 Mrs. Stella Robinson who has
 been visiting with friends at Los An geles and other coast points, return
 ed to Prescott yesterday afternoon.
 Come To Visit. i Mrs. II. T. Loutitt, Of Jerome, was
 an arrival yesterday to remain for
 an extended visit and is at the home
 of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Roland
 Mosher.
 Taking Layoff. i ]. K. Slack, who has mining inter ests in Groom creed distict is in the city to take a layoff. temporarily suspending operations. Later he re- sumes.
 Mining Business. Emmet Fitzgerald is in the city from his Golden Gate mining camp, Lynx creek district, on a business trip. ard states development contin- ues, with the showing as satisfac- tory. Outing Trip.
 Mrs. Lulu Augustine left yesterday for the coast on an outing for the summer, and while away will visit with Mrs. O. R. Harrington, at San Diego, and her brothcr-in-law, Rog- !. CT Cate, and daughter of Los Ange- les.
 Annual Outing.
 Charles Brannen. well known as an engineer Of the United Verde rail road, passed through yesterday to the coast, on vacation for few months. He states he will keep on dry land this time, taking no chances ! in pumping into a submarine on the briny.
 Recreation Trip. {,
 Otto Lind, Sr.. we'll known in min ing circles as hoisting engineer, left yesterday for coast resorts of California for a summer vacation to . rccupcrate his health. Returns From East.
 l. IT. NanZandt. well known in mining circles as an operator, has re- turned from the eastern states after l successful trip on business pertain ng to his interests. Brings Prisoners Here.
 United States Marshal Joe Dillon ,ame up from Tucson on Sunday evening" and brought with him fed 'ral prisoners who have been sen enced at the Tucson session of the a ederal court.
 Back From South.
 Steve Mensingcr. well known in , he mining country. as a timberman, s ias returned to Prescott from the ., silver Bell camp in Pima county, to = emain. The warm weather brings tr i'm back t., County Visitors.
 NIT. and Mrs Henry Ritter are in he city from Hillside to remain un- il after the Cowboy Contests. Mrs. z' litter will again participate in rid IT lg events, and is rated as the most 1 \ lever equestricnne in the southwest. VI, ad Case. nj
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-03
Mrs. Theroux a Mother.

Mrs. Louise Wetmorc yesterday received word through a telegram from her sister in Chicago of the arrival the day before of an S-pOund baby boy to Mrs. Henry Theroux, daughter of Mrs. Wooster. The stork had been expected for several weeks but delayed his arrival until the fourth wedding anniversary of the couple. Lieutenant Theroux is now in the Saon-et-Loirc fighting zone in France and the happy news was cabled him there.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-03
City Ne,Os In Brief

From Thursdays Dailv.l Rus;ueSS
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-03
Called the Bet.

NIT. and Mrs. Asa Phiibrook, the former mining in Black Rock district. arrived yesterday and are to remain for several weeks to enjoy the eli mate. Mir Philbrook bought yester- day from C. C. Riebeling a Stude, baker auto and begins today to motor over the country. He said: q had the alternative of either buying a car or standing the expense of sending my wife and family away for the Sum mer to high-priced California seaside resorts, so the gasoline wagon won out, and everybody is happy"
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-03
Annual Outing.

Charles Branncn. well known a' an engineer Of the United Verde rail road, passed through yesterday tc the coast, on a vacation for a few months. He states he will keep or dry land this time, taking no chances in pumping into a submarine on tho briny.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-03
Outing Trip.

Mrs. Lulu Augustine left ycsterda! for the coast on an outing for tho summer, and while away will visi with Mrs. O. R. Harrington, at Sar Diego, and her brothcr-in-law. Rog- CT Cate, and daughter of Los Ange- les.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-03
Now a War Farmer.

Dr. J. W. Osburn, Of Camp Verde who was visitor yesterday, stated he has abandoned his profession and all other pursuits for the present tc begin a career as a war farmer. He has secured land in Verde valley and planting Of substantial crops has been finished, as well will he have the big gest hog ranch in the county. He has dubbed his place the Rancho of the Allies" but will not enter any com- binatiOn to raise prices.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-03

Phillip Dunkel, resident of this city and Jerome for many years un- til 1900, returned during the week coming back on account of poor health. Until a short time ago he was at Vallejo, Cal, in business and if he IS benefited by a change of climate his wife and family will join him and again make this city their home
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-03

First publication June F. (W 5tl.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-03
Home On Furlough.

F. F. Mckinley, in the navy, and stationed at Goat Island. Cal. arrived home yesterday on a ten-day furlough to visit with relatives and friends. He is son. of Mir and Mrs C. E. Me Knley. He said: "Is the navy ali right? Just take a look at me and see how they treat us all: nothing ll-e # on this earth v
New Britain herald., 1918-05-20
SITE PURCHASED
 FOR NEW CHURCH
Emmanuel Gospel Congregation
 to Build on Franklin Square

The Emmanuel Gospel church has purchased valuable property on Franklin Square as site for their new church home The property is known as the Muir estate, No, 53. It has a frontage of 75 feet with a depth of 175 feet. There are two houses and barn upon the lot The price asked was $1O,50O
 The church officers have been look ing for desirable location for build ing house of worship some time. At the beginning of the year the pas tor proposed forward movement in the purchase of a church property. The people have Loyalty supported the movement. The result has been the selection of the Franklin Square site, which is considered ideal for church. purposes. William Atkinson, Hcnry C, C'apen and the pastor, M s. Anderson were the committee em- powered by the church to buy the property The purchase price was paid and the deed was transferred The pastor made the announcement to his people yesterday at the morn ing service.
 The Emmanuel Gospel church was organized two years ago last March, after Rev. M. S. Anderson resigned the passionate of the Peoples church on Court street, and 125 of MT, And erson's former parishioners withdrew and formed a new congregation and extended a call to their former pas tor. About 75 more followed after the new church was organized. The officers of the church report that the work has prospered upon all lines and that prospects are bright for the future. The church Is doing an ag- gressive evangeHstic and missionary work in this city and in foreign lands. There are eleven missionaries con- nected with the church. Four are in Africa, two are home from Africa on furlough. there are three in South America and two In India. No plans have been made as yet for building. The membership now numb bers about 300 and the congregations are in creasing. There have been about 200 professed conversions In the evan gelistic meetings. The pastor be- and he Is encouraged in seeing people saved and blessed. although there Is very much more that should be ac- complished. The church has not had time to consider the matter of changes yet. Their present location at Booth hall has been pleasant.
 The sale of the property was made Camp Real Estate Co.,
New Britain herald., 1918-05-20
MAJOR IUFBERY.

bery is dead. Such is the sad |ncement cabled from France Major Raoul Lufbery, pre- American aviator, was shot during 8 battle in the clouds by |eny, and was crushed to death his airplane hurtled to earth. 1eighteen victories in the air, in purse of which he faced death hnd again, the brilliant Ameri- bee" has met the almost inevit- hte of famous airnnen. He has b the same grave which claimed mer, Boelke, and Richthofen. h right here in the old Nutmeg
 Major Lufbery will be led especially by citizens of tticut, but most of all by his townsmen in Wallingford. AL
 he belonged but a compara- short time to a battle squad
 the West front. the dead hero ade an envlable record, which d great credit upon himself, lich made us all just as proud
 as were those in whose midst
 saw the light of day.
  sympathy of the nation will go
 Major Lufbery's family. It mfort them to realize that the Heights to which their beloved scared in the service of his
 are not so high as the esteem h he was and ever will be held compatriots, whose admiration spect he won by his indomit- urage and his brilliancy as an
 cath is a severe loss to the
 he served so we'll.