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Weekly journal-miner., 1918-06-05
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
 YAVAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA
Prescott, lNrlZOna,


 of adjournment Tuesday, May 1918, 1000 o'clock
 William Stephens, Chairman: Stukcy Member: J. A. A. K. Justice of the Peace of Humboldt Justice the month of April 9S received checked and ordered The appointments by F. McSvggin County Recorder Mrs M M Darna Ch w. Mclane and Dolly butler registration officers wc taken and confirmed
 Revocation of appointments Windsor BazIl deputy shcrfs received and ordered filed
 coficio collector authorized of J. A Magin the Dewey being duplicate and add to automobile J. A MagilL
 collector authorized w. Denny the of z duplicate railroad lands the Peace o Scgman Justice Precinct taken due consideration of the by the Board upon Sgma Justice Precinct fill the expired H. Camcl resigned subject the filing and duly seconded carried the following named places designated and general election precincts and polls election be held Tuesday, November l0lS
 Creek Crdac Clear Creek Congress Junction. Columbia Chiei Cottonwood Crook King, Dewey, Mountain Groom Creek Henrietta Hillside Humboldt Jerome Junction. Jerome North Jerome South krkan Mas Nnnclaha McCbc, Nelson Oak Creek Octave Peoples Valley Pcnsv Prescott Northeast Prescott Northwest Pres Southwest Red Rock Rncon Savers Scgnn Skull Valley Sddar Turkey Walker Walnut Creek Walnut Grove, Wagoncr
 Upon notion Jerome and divided along the line of First Street sad thereby created the being named cctiveIy c North and Jerome
 Upon notion of Prescott M that portion of City lying line o North Curcy be designated Prescott Northeast
 M that portion of City center line CIury Street designated Prescott Southeast
 All d the City Prescott lying West of the center ne the GuIy shall be designated a Prescott Northwest of the City Prescott lying West of the center line
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-06-05
CLIMATIC FREAK
 RECALLS LONG AGO,
(From Thursdays Daily)

Flakes of snow falling in Prescott yesterday morning occasioned gen. eral comment as another freak out burst of the unsteady elements which in the past two years have shattered all previous records, summer or win ter
 But as the white goods were be- ing sprinkled lightly from above, and May being on its last legs, this coin cidcnce brought Morris Asher to re- vive what occurred in this city dur ing the 18th day of this month in 1877. He procured an old diary book, which recorded a fall of snow to a depth of l2 inches which was meas ured on the plaza on the level, on that day fl years ago. Winter slumber- ing in the lap of spring." is an old adagc which is applicable to what is now seizing this region as the climate again twists itself into the unex- pccted.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-06-05
Will Probated
FUNSTON AGLOW WITH
 SPIRIT OF PATRIOTISM
(Fron Saturdays Dallv.l

Harry Brislcy has returned from Camp Funston, where he visited with his son, Sergeant Harold Brisley, of Battery B, of an artillery corps, who iS soon to sail for overseas duty, and this is the manner in which he cx- pressed himself over military affairs at that cantonmcnt:
 The spirit of patriotism among officers and men k wonderful, and ii left such an impression that cannot be appreciated except by witnessing the eagcrncss which seized all to get in action overseas. Ii is a remark able scene and Is not confined to one unit but to all arms of the service. All troops are thoroughly drilled. and it k quite probable that after they reach their stations abroad they will be ready for any duty, without pre- paratory instruction ir actual fight ing The coordination between rank and file is like pivot revolving on single base, and all is unity of purpose. That cantonmcnt Is now being cmpticd of its 10000 soldiers, and all are leaving rapidly for all eastern seaport, presumably to en- bark.
 My son has been detached from an officers training school and will
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-06-05
BILL RECOMMENDED
 FOR PASSAGE
HUNTS PET COUNCIL OF DEFENSE MEASURE IS BY COMMITTEE AND UP TO SENATE; EDDY WANTS THE PRESS CURED.

PHOENIX, May 31.-The Clay pool bill, creating a State Council of Defense, came up in the senate in committee of the whole this morn ing, and after some slight amend ments was recommended for passage. While there was but little discus sion of the measure while it was under consideration this morning, debate is expected to break out when it comes up for passage, and the going will not then be as smooth as it appeared to be this morning.
 Eddy Loves the Press
 Representative Eddy of Yuma added a touch of spice to an other wise dull session of the house by the introduction of an amendment to the criminal code, which is intended as a disciplinary measure to the press of the State.
 The Eddy bill is known as house bill No. F and is an act to amend paragraph 34 of chapter 4 of title 1, pertaining to the designation of con- tempt, and the punishment therefor by the State legislature and declaring an emergency. The contempt act is 10 be amended by the addition of the following: 'The publication of a false and malicious report of the pro ceedings, or the conduct of mem Der in his legislative capacity" An emergency is declared to exist and the carly passage of the act is neces- sary to the peace and health of the people of the State of Arizona.
 Just wherein the press of the State has offended the representative from Yuma will probably come out when the bill reaches the floor for discus sion-if 1t ever does.
 Back to Committee
 The committee on printing reported back the bill providing for amend ment to the primary election laws with the recommendation that it does not come within the call for the special session. Representative Vaughn, patron of the bill, stated that the measure is intended to per init the soldiers to participate in the primary and he had been told that 1t was necessary. \ motion was made to send the bill to the judiciary com mlttcc for report as to whether orI not it comes within the call and in the meantime 1t was ordered printed.
 Relief Bill
 The bill providing an appropriation of 500 for the widows and chill dren of the three Graham county officers who were killed by the Powell brothers and Sisson, draft cvadcrS, was reported out of the ju- dietary committee in new form, in tended to meet the requirements of the call for the session and bring it within the section referring to war measures.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-06-05
GERMAN WOMEN MUST
 REGISTER ON JUNE r
(From Wedne sday's Dailyl

Chief of Police Bloom yesterday received notice from U. s. Marshal Joe Dillon Of Phoenix. that the time for the registration Of German alien women in this district had been set for the period between Monday, June Y, and Wednesday, June 26th, the registration office at the city hall to be open between the hours of a. m. and s p. m.
 During this period all women of German birth and allegiance will be compelled to appear before the chief of police, give him what information the official blanks call for and fur nish a complete set of finger prints. Further details regarding the regis tration will be made public later.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-06-05

go with his command overseas, quail flying for a commission probably ir
 France He could have remained ir
 the United States for the next three
 months to receive final instruction
 but like all others, preferred to go
 abroad with his command even at the
 loss of a higher rank So that incl dent in reality is the actual situation at Funston, and my son is no excep- ton to scores of similar cases. It is fight to the last ditch, and the sooner the better.
 During my visit to many cities in the middle west the same spirit of cooperation between the industrial and the military elements was strik- ingly shown in many ways. For iu- stance in the larger centers all manu- featuring and other industrial firms had caught the true meaning of pa triotism in a manner, which forcibly impressed me in one particular in stance. It was that when the har- vest begins later all employees arc 10 be willingly released for gathering crops, and thereby will be solved the labor problem in that respect. The city employee also is welcoming this action, and from what I could learn Kansas this year will have its big gest wheat crop ever known to give of so many thousands who are waiting for the sound of the buglc to advance on the food firing line. Another thing which agreeably me in the war food move mcnt was an inspection made of so many lots in cities which are now productive, the silent answer being Tt is for the Allies"
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-06-05
Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors of
 Yavapai County, Arizona.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, YAVAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA.
TrCSCOtt. .ArIZOna. MI

 Board o Supervisors Journnen Monday, May 6h 1918, o'clock, Present William Stephens Chairman; A. Jaeger, Member K. T. Belcfcr, Clerk. Minutes o the meeting of April lst nd b and 23d l9lS 
 Neohane1 treasurer and X-ocio collector appeared with his showing peIiod April h to May h 1918 The Board proceeded check the with rols the stamped accordingly and the ordered filed with
  check orders Cash The To
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-06-05
STATE OF ARIZONA
County of Yavapai-ss.

County o Yavapai-ss
 Keohane, being duly dposes says: That am the Treasurer of Yavapa County Arizona That the above and foregoing capacity prior this date That have carefully and ac- derived the proper fund accounts to % which ad non % @ @ Dpd y % correct and true account of all payments and disbursements funds in my possession
 Subscribed and sworn to before e M EASaPa @ da GOn S Ka A5Ssa gs Nj, ,onu..iou n o., E. ,S55 SENTRY Notary Public
 The redeemed orders warrants and receipts then cancelled by The application of the Prescott Title Company o per month was taken under n cor" d seteG G Sn the of month a @ o soqpy & % , ss the Recorder office the % same 5ns as foio% " tow O0'Sr
 e as4itd s .9ss, dst %s ei sss ree95aa April l9is s9 during % & % "R1 s toiaHs SaH Gfss ss ~ss bS sS & @ % & & g & I9ls found 10 '0'Tee c "f F 9sdes aS same being " i0"
 i'''oFi Tinfs. isNes l9soo a5S' the Ron Rq of from Tp the 5 S sf sS S @ P1es 5 ] Sd @ for Justice Precinct Justice O Constable sS%s N sS'SI lsac eSS'! joR" spssr
 SonsFess Junction. (. A. Randall. D C. Sinclair,
 }sSo@s- i%i. smith. P 2f 2;+s%sSs.
 n % W % % sp & sS R5 County SS Es0: Hoa officers, taken up and confirmed = Walter Mcconnell John deputy compensation The appointment by E Gentry County Assessor as deputy so Y taken @ and confirmed l9lS received checked and ordered filed H.. pa and m poo a the salary tc employed the county am war niSG eo $UsU per m month m % ag b M Ss of town Humboldt under
 s!sF a col,qossse ,, t suts ne. No action taken by the Board Tuesday, o'clock p-,s ''.'.- Attest: R T. BELcTER Clerk.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-06-05

Balance hand April ls ........... +44Q5 State and County taxes, roll 1917 lS3755O Special School taxes. H. :. No. 3I24lS School bond and interest taxes, Dist No l27I.53 Special Levy, Dist No S5l.32 Special School Taxes II. S No Q, ............ 42OI School Bond and interest taxes, Dist No o.. 567 Special levy, Dist. No. ..................... 5075 School bond and interest taxes Dist No Ill.,. 1S49 School bond and interest taxes Dist No I5..... SO4 Special levy Dist No. 15 .................... 600 School bond and interest taxes Dist No l6.... 1883 Special levy, Dist No 22.............-.-....... 25l4 School bond and interest taxes Dist No 2S....l Special levy, Dist. No &.................... & 4S4q Special School taxes II. $. No % -.......... lOlS9 School Bond and interest taxes Dist No ... 2632 Special levy, Dist. No 29. 29..................... 22O9 School Bond and interest taxes 1Dist No 3l.... 45+ Special Levy, Dist No 3l.......~............... 653 Special Levy, Dist No 5o..................... 30. %lO6 School Bond and taxes, Dist No. 20 School Bond and interest taxes Dist No B.. 109l Delinquent tax interest ...................... 2364 Fees, Tax collector ........................ 203S School Tax PolD 25O0 Road Tax .............................. 1900 State and County taxes, Roll l9l6 .............. AS Special School Taxes II. :. No. 0S School Bond and interest taxes, Dist No 9..... .0+ Special Levy, Dist No 9....................... .0S Dclnqucnt tax interest ...................... g Fees, TaN Collector S5 State and County taxes, Roll 1915 32l5 Special School taxes. H. S No ..........a... 20 School bond and interest taxes, Dist. No. ...... 92 Special Levy, Dist. No. ...a.................. 60 Special School taxes, II. $. No ............. 10 School Bond and interest taxes, Dist. No. 05 Special Levy, Dist No 9....................... IS School Bond and interest taxes, Dist. No To-. 1S9 Delinquent interest ....................... 1I2 Fees, Tax Collector, l9O State and County taxes, roll l9l4............... 700 Special School TaN, H. S No. 9......--.-...... 10 School Bond and interest taxes, Dist. No 9...... O4 Special Levy, Dist. No. IS Delinquent interest ........................ 265
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-06-05

Fees, Tax Collector, .................. .59 State and Co., taxes, personal (Assesor) 19S. l72O7 Special School H. s. No 9 Assessor 1918, Special School taxes, H. S No. % (Asessor) School taxes (FoD (Assesor) 9lS .....L....... 725O Road taxes, (Assessor) 9lS .................. School Bond and interest taxes, Dist No 40... Town of Jerome, ........................ I51H License Board of U. S. Prisoners ..r.................. Fines and oreturCs, ....................... Superior Court fees, March, 1918 52040 Recorders fees, March, 1918 ................ Kent, County 1000 Justice Fees Civil .A................ SherHs Civil 16620
 
 Refund liability insurance, N5OO Refund claim No. 43 43...................
 By expense fund warrants. ................ 4l53t
 Road district funds .............. 2153t
 School District funds ........................ 12024
 School bonds and interest funds, Dist No. It.. 1OO0
 State tax fund ............. 168o.
 High school funds, Dist No l 762.
 High school funds, Dist No 9.............. 1,159
 Iilgh school funds, Dist No D. l,146
 Building fund, Court House .................. 23,16i
 Court orders &.
 Library fund d.. .............. 146,
 Town ot Jerome ................... 62.
 Balance on hand April 30 9lS............... 95J30-
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-06-05

of Gurley shall be designated Prescott Southwest.
 Mir Russell appeared before the Board and asked that reduction made Monica Mines Leasing Company and such 1917, being the Monica Mines by the Board
 Upon Clerk to advertise wild kins bids Monday
 
 The roll official employees the ending April th, l9lS the fund,
Evening journal., 1918-06-25
Closing Hour This Evening, $50

The August Furniture Sale has already started bring
ing forward the whole stocks of the Wnamaker Furniture
Store with the splendid purchases made = the August
Sale available at the August Sale figures
Evening journal., 1918-06-25
PEAHSGR6VE MAN
SLAIN AS He Sleeps
Victims Roommate Tells
Police Shooting Was
Accidental
WIDOW AND MAN
ARE DETAINED

PENNSCROVE, n. j., June 25.-Com-
edo Domencio, % years old, met instant
death yesterday morning from re
volver shot while lying in bed at his
boarding house here. The ball entered
his face, alongside the nose, and pene-
trated the base Of the skull, where il
was found by Or. Lamb0rn, who made
an autopsy Immediately after the shoot
ing.
Fortunate Peppers. his wife. who runs
the house, and Dominick Arlgi, ROOM
mate Of the victim, are being held
pending the coroners inquest, which
will be held Thursday.
There is considerable mystery sur
rounding the shooting, the authorities
being in doubt whether IL was murder,
suicide or an accident. DomenciO came
home early in the evening and went TO
bed. lie had been drinking. Later
his roommate, Arigi, went into the
room and, according to his story, found
Domencio lying on the bed fooling with
a big revolver. Arigi says he stopped
down to remove his shoes. when he
heard a report and saw the man wrllh-
ing on the bed. lie aroused the house
hold, and later the police were notified.
No one else claims to have witnessed
the shooting.
Ten men and two women found in
the house were arrested and committed.
as witnesses. A preliminary hearing
was held in the mayors Office at Salem
before Squire Duffy, Of Pennsgrove.
The evidence adduced will be gone over
At the corOner's inquest.
Evening journal., 1918-06-25
kNWyK ~
kShr.'ap,ne1 .
IMA...sk

"The position OF women Is not what
It was. We are being wooed by every
body now" said Mrs. Hood. delegate
at the Cooperative Congress in London.
Lieutenant-General Sir II. L. w.
Turner has been appointed Chief of
General staff, Oversee Military Forces
OF Canada.
For having concealed rubber In
ship bound for Rotterdam, John Henry
Thorne, OF Bethnal Green. and Berthe
Debnam, Of Gravesend, seamen, were
fined fi00 each at Gravesend, England
Cocoa and coffee may now be shipped
from the West Indian Colonies TO Eng
land, provided that no articles on the
priority list are available and that the
ship Is at its last port OF call before
starting for this country.
Belladonna from which the drug
atropine Is obtained, before the war
came almost exclusively from Germany.
It Is now being largely grown on waste
land at Dorking. England, by Beetham
Wilson. who has five plantations.
An experiment proves that meals are
little cheaper In the fashionable res
taurants Of London than in the FASH
ionable restaurants Of Paris.
When a U-boat crew heard that the
captain OF the Dutch sailing vessel
Catherine had been shot dead by them
they laughed.
Writing to boys Of his old school at
Nantes, Premier Clemenceau Of France,
says: Il learnt when il was too late
to regret that was not better pupil "
The condensed wine which the French
food minister proposes TO import from
Algeria is produced by new and Sc
cret process. It is a thick paste which
needs only the addition OF water TO turn
IL into wine.
In the Limmat River, Zuerlch, power
ful German-made bombs have been
found, intended for use by Italian an
in German pay against muni- !
tion factories In Italy. Numerous ar
rests have been made.
Evening journal., 1918-06-25
Over the Top and Then
Some

81 never felt better in my life than
since taking the first dose OF Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy. / had a bad case
Of indigestion and bloating and tried all
kinds Of medicine. Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy Is all and more than is claimed
for it. On my recommendation our
postmaster's wife Is using II with good
results" IL is a simple, harmless prep
aration that removes the catarrhal
mucus from the intestinal tract and al
lays the Inflammation which causes
practically all stomach. liver and in
testlnal ailments, including appendi-
citis. One dose Will convince or money
refunded. J. NJ. Eckerd, the Miller Drug
Store, n. B. Danforth and druggists
everywhere.
Evening journal., 1918-06-25

for the sale of these goods, and also that:
Evening journal., 1918-06-25
FRENCH GIRL BEGS
DOLL FREEDOM

(By Newspaper Enterprise Assoclation.)
OTTAWA, Ont, June 25.-Lieutenant
Jack O'Brlen brought back with him
from France a battle-scarred doll. The
story: ut was given me one day by a
curly-haired little girl of 7. 4 want
you to take my dolly to freedom she
said. The Germans drove us from the
village, but we counter-attacked and
regalned it. Among the dead was the
little doll mother who wanted her
baby to be free. buried her myself,
and kept my promise to her"
Evening journal., 1918-06-25

$3.50. And even the paiamas he would
wear when he went to sleep would
bear a direct tax il they cost 81 or
more.
The suggestion on the tax for pa
iamas was made by Or. Oliver NJ.
Sprague, professor Of banking, Har-
ward University, who conceived most
OF the other unusual taxes suggested
TO the committee.
Evening journal., 1918-06-25
AFGHAN, HOLY WAR
In INDIA PREDICTED
tBy Newspaper Enterprise ASSN

(By Newspaper Enterprise ASSN
LONDON, June 25.-German papers
predict a revolt Of the tribes In Afghan
istan, which they say may turn into a
holy war against the British in India.
The reason for their predictions ap-
pears to be the return from Afghan
lstan Of Captain Kurt Wagner, who led
a Hun mission to the Afghans in 1914
and has just returned, travelling
Persia disguised as an Afghan.
Evening journal., 1918-06-25

All This Week
The notice Is given n vastly fmpor-
tant sales of FURNIT URE, CHINA, GLASSWARE, FLOOR
COVERINGS, BEDDING GandHOUSEFURNSFIINGS brought
the Wanamaker Store Philadelphia, this week for
the benefit of the workers. that
The Store VIII Be Open Each
Evening This Week
for the sale of these goods and also thar
The Down Stairs Store viii Be Open
Each Evening
that the workers who flowing in such thousands into
the Philadelphia community have opportunity only
their home furnishings during after-work hours if
they DESIRE but also visit and have opportunity
preciate
The Great Down Stairs Store, the Only One
of Its Kind in the World
complete Dry Goods Store where standard goods of excel
lent selection will always be found at less price than equal quail
tiles are likely to be found elsewhere.
Closing Hour This Evening, $50
The August Furniture Sale already started bring
ingfoward the whole great stocks of the Wanmaker Furniture
Store with the splendid purchases made = the August
Sale, available the August Sale figures
10 to SO Per Cent Reductions
The Average Reduction Being 33 Per Cent
for the finest cabinet work in America.
Also than 1900 fine rugs and carpets at saving of
one-ourth to one-hah
Hundreds of beautiful China and Porcelain Dinner at
20 to SO per reductions.
Excellent selection of bedding sheets and blankets at re-
duced prices.
Many refrigerators, sewing machines and articles for
houseurnishing and kitchen utensils reduced prices
Come in the daytime if you
in the evening if you get here in the dav.
time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
81 Pasoans Returning.

W a. Weed came in today from an
eastern trip. He is local Chairman
Of the Brotherhood OF Railway Train
men
Louis Zeiger. manager OF the Zei-
ger hotel, returned Sunday from a
trip OF Inspection to the Bee Hive
nine near Congress station. AriZ
Dave Robertson. son Of 1Ir. and
Mrs. J. T. Robertson, OF SI3 West
Boulevard. is home from san Pedro
naval training station. California en-
1OyinS few days leave before go
ing over Dave IS with the naval
aviation
Charley Hubbard returned Monday
from the eastern part OF the state.
where, with his wife and year old
son, spent their vacation with their
next month Mr.. Hubbard has been
IN the employ OF the Southern Pacific
lines for the past five years
Mrs. William Spence Cnee Beulah
Brown has returned from the east
following an extended absence In
oklahoma City and Denver. her sister
Mrs. Walter s Hamilton. residing in
the Colorado metropolis. During Mai
Spence.s absence overseas with the
expeditionary forces. his young wife
VIII be at home 10 friends with her
Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry L.
Brown. 622 North FL Paso. Mai
spence has been recommended as an
Instructor on this side and stands a
good chance Of being returned. though
he is at present fighting with the
ueld artillery at the front.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
SAN JACINTO AND HIGHLAND
COUNCILS TO MEET TONIGHT

san Jacinto community council viii
hold its regular meeting tonight AT
the San Jacinro school at S o'clock.
According TO the program arranged
the meeting viii be a most interest
ing one and many important matters
are 10 be brought Up. Judge J. NJ
Coggin will be the principal speaker.
The committee on arrangements.
composed OF J. u. Claton. J. F. XII
burn and Miss EStelle Berrien. has ar
ranged for a Jazz" band 10 be pres
ent and other social features viii be
introduced
The Highland Park community
council viii also meet tonight at the
home Of Charles Montfort. 25o1 Fed
eral street Mr.. Montfort. the chair
man. requested that a full attendance
be present as matters Of Importance
are TO be brought up.