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Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-12
STATE PIONEERS WILL MEET
HERE ON DECEMBER %

TUCSON, Oct. s.--One more real
old tine ga,h7rin of the Arizona pia-
.eers. from al parts OF the state, wiz
re held in Tucson on December %.
He-ber, ORA hinan. now president 0:
he AT.zo.a Pioneers Historical Sc
c:e:y. announced Yesterday
The zeal Pioneers Of Arizona are
growing fewer throughout the state.
%; ghey axe as keeHly alive to the
interests Of the society as ever Mr.
DrAchman proposed 10 them that they
have reunion such as has not been
held in The state in years To that
cad he obtained CONSENT TO POSTPONE
re meeting Which was to be held
sunday enc week hence in order that
pioneers from a. ever the state can
got there and help plan for big
state rel-!on. making the even;
'es.iyl, day il Tucson
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-12
LOWELL SCENE OF NEAR
FATALITIES AS RESULT
OF FIGHT WITH MINER

BISBEE, Oct Give persons were
shat, three Of them seriously. by 4
deputy sheriff tonight and several
more 81 them stabbed in az outbreak
among miners.
Driven TO evaporation by grouD
Of men with whom he had worked
Tong Rimsc. miner. became involved
- an argument with them which ~
sulteC. il bad cuts 20 five or six. \
special deputy sheriff arrived to ar
res. the crazed miner but the man is
said TO have rushed with a knife AID
The officer answered with three shots
Simac continued his on--ush until EEL.
=. 20 the sidewalk Oy bullets fron
he officers gun. Fou- men .ho hs::
gathered on the stree: we're hi oy
flying bullets All bat Rimac are ex-
pected 10 recover.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-12
STATE COMMITTEE HAS NO
INTEREST IN REEDS VISIT

PHOENIX. oct. ct n brennan.
secretary Of the Democrats safe &C..
trail committee issued s.a.eme-..
here today 70 The people @, Ar.z
that the committee va. n,,h:,e ria.
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Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-12
NEW BANK is 70 OPEN
ABOUT NOVEMBER 1ST

DOUGLAS. Ocj. The operirg If
he new bank Of commerce now is ex-
pec:ed TO take place abou. Noyem-
Der l. /: was learned yesterday fo,-
lowing the arrival of Stanley W.
Coon, Of Lordsburg. y N. who VII!
he assistant cashier of the ;nstitI-
ton. Mr.. Coon is the son Of the
president of the First National Bank
Of Lords5urg and has had consider
able experience in the banking bust
ness.
The meeting of the stockholders o.
the new bank has not been held IS
yet for the purpose OF e.ecting officers
and directors. but il is expected %
take place soon.
Workmen are putting the finishing
touches on the interior o. the room
il the new Speer Building which
will be occupied ty the new bank
and soon will have i; in shape for in
stallation OF the fixtures, allowing the
opening 10 take place on or about Nov
emter !.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-12
PAGE SEVEN
FAUST AGAIN IN
TROUBLE WITH POLICE

BISBEE. Oct. S.-A raid by county
officers yesterday on the place known
as Midway Park, a former beer gar
den and dance pavilion owned by b.
F. Faust and located On the Naco road
halfway between here and Lowell, dis
closed the operation OF the place, &C
cording TO officers, as an Illicit IL
quor joint and as fence" for the
disposal of stolen goods. Several gal
Ions OF white mule" were found by
the officers there. and six or seven
barrels of various kinds OF fruit in
varying stages c. decomposition.
Faust declares that he is making
vinegar bat whatever the liquor is.
1t is handled in an in.iescribaly fill
thy way, officers say. The rotten
fruit was found to be strained through
dirty gunny sacks, and in one case
liquor with a powerful alcoholic odor
was straining through a dirty shirt
The barrels of rott;ng fruit are cos-
cred E.th dirty sack and files swarm
over all
A quantity OF brass filings of va
rious sorts were found, whirh the Of
ficerS say have been stolen Saus.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-12
6SorlEGGiNG TO GET LIv-
ING FOR HER CHILDREN

DOUGLAS, Oct. s.-apprehended
as she crossed the international boun-
dairy from Aqua Prieta with four
pins OF mescal concealed in her cloth
ils. Dona Ger;rudia Maldonado. resi-
den; OF the Mexican town. was arres-
tea al ;Ae border by customs officials
She was turned over to the city Of
ficers. who brought her before Acting
judge Spader Pleading guilty TO a
charge o. having liquor in her pos
session she was assessed fine Of
$40 or an equal number of days She
Was in Jail last night, but friends in
aqua Prize and Douglas expressed the
intention OF raising the money AMI
getting her gu; today
Falow;ns her arrest the woman
shed ;ears copiously and declared she
had s,ray7d from the paths of right:
eousness because it had evolved on
he: 20 support her family Of five small
chijrea. Bootlegging offered an easy
lucrative way. so she choose it ratn.
er than stealing or having the child
ren s:arve. she said.
Her claim of maternity of a large
brood was ascertained to be true, yes
teriay. but her anxiety on the score
OF their being possible sufferers az 4
ro9ui, OF her Incarceration was re-
moved when Antonio Loretta. proprie.
tor Of he Hote, Mode-no in Aqua Prize
Ia, sert her word that he had taken
the children unseT his wing and woui /
keep them for her uni! her release
Lenieacy woa,d have been shown
Mrs. Ml.ionado but for the fact tina,
she had been making practice OF
bringing liquor across daily. hidden
il her clothiag. she had been taking
advantage e. the rash following the
arrival OF The train from Nacozari
every day
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-12
REED CANCELS ENGAGEMENTS
~ TIE SOUTHWEST

DENVER, Oct. 5.-Senator James 4
Reed OF Missouri, at The conclusion o.
his speech IN Denver tonight an
nounced that he had cancelled remain.
ing engagements and would retul. 70
The east az once.
The senator said that his tour as
originally planned contemplated a pos-
.sibie trip 10 Arizona and New Mex
co. bit that such arrangements had
been purely tentative he said he
plan was only for two weeks and
would son expire and that he was
anxious to return and share in the de-
bate on the peace treaty amendments
and the League of Nations covenant
Senator Reed said he would pro-
baby leave Denver tomorrow and e..
direct TO Washington.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-12
WIRE PROTESTS AGAINST
TARIFF SCHEDULE FILED

PHOENlX, Oct. 6.-Protest which
expected 10 become general through
out central and southern Arizona has
oeen voiced against the new passen-
ger tariff announced by Director Gen
"a. Hines on October l. to go into
Zee; Immediately. BY the terms Of
his schedule. a tourist who desires 10
come west from Chicago. must pay be-
tween ST. and SIS more by the south
ern route than by me northern, it Is
declared
The Arizona Merchants association
and The Merchants and Manufac:
i-ers' association Of Phoenix wired
profess last nisnt to the states rep
rssenta,iyes at Wa aing;on. and it s
expected tina, civic bodies throughout
he southern and central parts.of the
STATE will Do the came.
The chamber Of commerce Of TUG
son has already done this, i; IS under
stood
Opponents OF Director Hines new
tariff declare shat II places the terri
tory along the southern Pacific rail-
road at disadvantage Many tour
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-12
J. c FAM HELD TO COURT ON

PIoENIX. Oct. 81 [. Fam.
chargei with selling Stock w!;hAut 4
ern.... was held 70 ansser to III
superior court by Justice De Sou-a
yesterday. his bond being fixed 4,
slo03.
Although Fain did no; Ike the
stand in his own behalf. b made a.
tense. his Witnesses claiming that the
STOCK he sold was personal stock AMI
that he had The right to dispose OF ii.
b. NJ Atwood, president Q; the Tex
as Oil Development company, ;he
stock OF width Fain is alleged to hava
sold wi.Aou. permit, testified that
he he'd signed a number Of certificates
in the office Of Thomas p Walton.
with he understanding that the STOCK
vas rot TO he delivered until TIE com
paGy received permission from the cor
pora;ioa comriss: n TO sell stock.
The Ni,ness testified that Re hal
a., su A9rized Rain to sell stock. ha,
had Instructed his attorney TO hold
the stock in escrow until all The nee
essary legal acts had been taken -
make i; a stock selling corporation.
Mr.. Atwood stated that he prostesre!
when ne learned that stock had been
delivered TO Fain.
NJ. walton was the next witness
and ias-i1el that Atwood and r u
Shaurhnessy. secretary Of the com
pany, were p-esen; when IA delivered
III stock TO Fsin. and that Atwood and
:shaughnsssy had signed he certifi-
Gates n lbs office. one OF the certlf;-
Gates ah been signed for the full
amount due Fain and the rest signed
blank. He himself stepped i-suirg The
stock 10 FAin. he sid.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-12
BURGLARS ENTER RESI-
pEncE AND STEAL JEWELRY

DOUGLAS. Oc- s.-Entering the
residence Of Z. X Miller, sos Fifth
street. between 7:90 and O'Clock
MONDAY night, burglars secured Jew p
Try valued az approximately 800, ac-
cording TO the report made TO the po-
lice. MI Miller is an employee of tn :
Erickso On Jewelry Co.
The family had felt home about 7:3o
O'Clock 10 come down town. and not
being accustomed TO locking the door
left the house open. Upon their re-
turn about . O'Clock the disordered
interior of the house told It's own
story of hurried search for valuables
The family. alarmed. began to take
inventory TO discover that a god
watch and several smaller pieces had
been taken. Entry was affected BY
walking in the front door. but rear
window was used as an exit.
The police are working on the case
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-12
UNIDENTIFIED ECpY
OF SolC!Ea FOUND
~ TAyEpki COUNTY

PRESCOTT. ARR. Oct $-Tbe
partly burned body CT n5n aho
had been shot in Tie back. officers
asserted. was brought here tonight,
by Sheriff Davis and Coroner acIane
from a point on the Santa Pc rail-
road main lire near TamI al, i36 miles
noTtheas. OF here.
TIE body was clothed in the uni
form Of c company, Twentieth Ca
madam infantry. The smoke CT the
FIVE iEto which the body mad been
cas-: attracted the attention 81 sheep
herder who found The BODY and re-
ported the matter 20 the autheri,ies.
About se5 was fourd inside a logging
of - vic;IE
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-12
Ex-SERvicE MEN WILL ASSIST
IN TAKING cENsUi

.ioa9rab.y discharged soldiers, sal.
crs or marines viii be employed as fii
IS possible by the government in tax
ing the 1920 cersus. The United States
Civil Service Commission issued the
following call to the War department.
today:
Near.y 10000 persons will be engag.
ed in the work Of collecting the facts
and figures about Upele Sans gigan-
tic family about January 2, 1920, IS
that IS the date set for beginning the
enumeration OF the population of the
United States. In this project near,y
$1,000 workers will he engaged in field
work. while the balance will com
prise Washington Office force, whe =
the taEula:ioG. classification and sta
tisiical work will be done from the
Information secured from representa-
;;vss Of the Census Bureau in the
f!eii. In this. as in every other gov
ernment activity. soldiers, sailors and
marines will be given preference III
NJ oin;me.;s. This is accomplished
by giving al service men preference
on the eligible lists Of The civil servi-.
register The majority Of the ap-
poiniments OF the Census Bureau are
governed by the civil service commits
siore-. who announces al examination
for Census Bureau c,erks on oc.ob :
IS and November -,
The office OF the as.ls,an: to tAe
secretary Of war his issa his bl,-
le.in
Ex-seryice men who desire such az
pointmerts should MAKE inquiry a.
;he local board OF examiners of tn
c:r:! scrv:,s 4 their civ ~are tgi
Information I'll! be ot-z.nei. Tte-.
are 900 Of these boards. one II near
every city IN he United S.a-as Mn
living in connlai;ics where ;here arr
no boards .hol!d writ The nearest
one or 70 the United States civil Ser
vice Commission. Washington. y. c
These boards have a complete Is: r.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-12
DAMAGE CLAIMS AGAINST
MEXICO REACH s2,5oo, 600

WASHINGTON, Oct. damage
claims against the Carranza govern
ment in Mexico will not amount 20
more than s25.oOo.ooo. the senate
subcommittee investigation Mexican
conditions was told today by Thomas
r. LII, one of the group of American
accountants employed by President
Carranza TO install an efficiency sys-
TEN for his administration.
Lii was doubtful II claims present
ed for damages incurred during the
Huerta administration could be coli
lected from the present government,
since Huerta was never recognized
by the United States.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-12
CHINESE BARRED
From ALL SONORA

DOUGLAS, Oct. 6.-For the first
time in the history of the northern
border of Mexico, so far as known in
Aqua PT:e:a, group OF seventeen
Chinese who. fresh from their NATIVE
land, have arrived al San Francisco.
were today refused admission by tele-
graph 10 enter Mexico. In response to
a telegram from the United States
immigration officials at San Francis
co, who had asked whether the CHR
csc should be allowed to proceed K.
bord TO Aqua Prieta where they de-
sired to enter the state of Sonora, Fer
nanSo L. Mendoza, inspector 10
charge. replied. refusing the men ad-
mission. Mr.. Mendoza said there were
too many Chinese in Mexico now"
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-12
THOUSANDS DO HONOR TO
PATRON SAINT OF STATE
OF SONORA AT NOCALES
OF so

EOGALES. Oct 6-Thousands OF
Mexicans and Indians. especially Pa
pagoes- have rnckad into this cit.
today 10 do honor to the memory q:
Tie patron saint of Sonora, san Fran
cisco \ religious fiesta is in pro-
cress at the shrine OF the saint. Iocat-
81 here. D!gnitaries OF the church,
including the bishop OF Sonora and
the bishop Of the state OF Mexico are
in attendance. The populace has
showered offerings Of every disc-.p-
ton. including much placer gold. al
the fee; OF the static OF 81. Francis.
who is held in especial reverence By
the Papaso Indians. These Invariably
make their offerings in placer gold
Trains running on the lire OF the s
p. de NJ, both southbound and north.
bound. are crammed with pilgrims. Il
is estimated that 1000 natives came Up
Friday from Guaymas, while a train
of % cars left Nogales Arizona, Fri
day morning for the fiesta. 4 spec
ial train will be made up Sunday
leaving Magdalena at p. N. FOR the
north TO enable residents OF the line
cities 10 reach home before the com
mencement Of busiress Monday morn
ing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-12
FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER.
CHARGES BRIBERY or LUS

TrcsoN Arizona. october a
IF l am gully OF Murder" said
Ben 7. DeWoody, convicted Of The
murder Of George Washington Rum
tield, Jr. at Rin.to. when a-raicne1
for sentence YESTERDAY u :he superior
court, then every solder Who shot
Hun in Europe is glil;y Of murder
think al OF the jury tina. tried n
were bribed"
The court then passed sentence
Of Imprisonment for life
The crime for which Dewoody was
sentenced followed Gnarre! between
the men over water Tor their irrigated
farms. Previously they had been goo;
friends and partners for many year.
The day Of the crime, Dewpody had
gone 10 the water gate and found j.
open. He Gained the first water
Going doWn the ditch he found Rum
field, VINO told him he had opened the
gate. In the quarrel. it was testified
that RumHeld started ~ the ditch to-.
ward Dewoody. The latter fired with
a revolver. Rumiie.d was unarmei.
Dewocty declared lie had threatened
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-12
WOOD ALCOHOL MEANS
WOODEN OvERcOAT

PISBEE, Oct. S.-Wood alcohol was
said 10 be the medium by which Jose
Graz, p. Chavez and S. Gonzales be-
came ''teed up" to such an extent that
'hcy were arrested yesterday ard tried
before Judge Winters on a charge Of
Drunkenness The judge fined them
SO a piece and warned them that
under;sker's charges are somewha:
higher but would probably result K
they insisted on INDUCING in wood al
cohol.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-12
BELGIAN RULERS 70 BE
WELCOMED eY STATE OFFICERS

FEOE1lS, Oct. g. Governor
Campbell will extend personal WEI
come to the king and qasen CT Bel
GUM on the occasion Of rheI visit
% tie GraDd Canyon. IN response to
a wire from Mayor cipher cf Flag
staff, the governor has expressed his
willingness EDd great Pleasure 70
participate in The reception which
viii be staged october 90, asa he
= arranging all OTHER visits to coun-
~ fairs and meetings throughout the
state 50 as not TO interfere with this
event
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-12
vLUkOED RECOVERING

announcement was made yesterday
by DIR. y. c. Bledsoe Of the c. and A.
hospital that Tony Rimac. who was
shot by Deputy Sheriff Otto Lame in
Lowell last Saturday afternoon. is re-
covering rapidly. Dr. f. Darragh re-
moved bullet from his arm yesfer-
day. Pescha, the other Slavoniar
who is al the hospital with a knife
wound in the side. Is also in good
condition. LANES preliminary hear
ing will be held before Judge j. l..
Winter in Lowell on Friday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-12

GLOBE-Constructio OF Hill street
school started. $I17.390 10 be expen-
ded. Work On high school addition
costing $s4,3OO to start.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-12

CHLORIDE-Report received En-
erald Isle and Copper Age preparing
to reopen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-12

Phoenix weather bureau to give da-
Ia on road conditions.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-12

KINGHAN - Highland Mining Co.
to install large machinery equipment;
Arizona state miner., 1919-08-29
OIL POOLS FOUND
Geology of Flores Oil Zone.

About the 25th of May, 1919, Messrs.
e. W. NARROW and Con Hogan requested
me to make geological survey of GER
tain land in the vicinity of Flores and
Congress Junction, avapai COUNTY
Arizona, with the view of determining
whether or not oil in paying quantities
could be developed by drilling on the
land. spent about eight days pros
pecting and surveying the ground finding
the outcroppings of oil sands and oil
shale. Following this lead l found what
is termed seven-point oil pool lying in
the northeast corner of Township &
North, Range 6. West, and in the south,
eastern Corner of Township 9, North.
Range 6, West, and pointed out to
Messrs NARROW and Hogan the bound
aries within which they should locate
their holdings, and understand they
have made locations covering the fol-
lowing described land: Sections 26, q,
81 and 35, in Township 9 North, Range
Arizona state miner., 1919-08-29
Personal Mention.

Miss Bernardine O'Brien of
Kansas City, niece of F. X.
O'Brien, arrived here last Fri
day from California, and is Wis
iting with here uncle and his
family.
W. M. Owens of Phoenix and the
owner of property adjoining the Abe
Lincoln, came up this week for short
field investigation of his holdings.
H. C. Springer and family visited
Phoenix Tuesday.
Mrs. E. X. Smith of Hotel Vernetta,
returned this week from months
visit to Chicago.
A. ]. Kellis, of Kellis. Montgomery
and Bowsher, was down at Phoenix
this week looking up business in oil
land.
Arizona state miner., 1919-08-29

West, and Sections /, 3, 9. 10. II, IL,
13, IA, Is, 22 % and "a, in Township 8
North, Range West of the G S. R. B.
& NJ. Yavapai County, Arizona contain
ing 10, 240 acres more or less. And in
my opinion this land covers the heart of
this big oil pool, and firmly believe if
a we'll is drilled on this land that pro-
ducing we'll will be the result.
The formation leads me to believe
that the first oil sand will be strnck at
depth of approximately seven hundred
feet. the second oil sand at approxim-
ately fourteen hundred feet, and a third
oil sand at approximately twenty-one
hundred feet.
Messrs NARROW and Hogan had the
oil pool practically located before l
went on the ground and they are to be
complimented on the accuracy of their
deductions from the geological forma-
tions which they had to observe.
have spent forty-seven years study
ing the earth's formation and claim to
be practical geologist. My work as a
geologist has carried me into thirteen
different states, and | believe that the
possibilities in oil in Arizona are as great
as in any other state.
BOOTH
Arizona state miner., 1919-08-29
Friday, Aug. 20. 1919
FAME
By JOHN J. ATwATER.

''Be sure you are right, then go ahead
Is what some sage has penned.
You must know what your objective is
And work towards that end.
Of course, sometimes tbs hard to know
Just what is right or wrong.
The thing to do is first make sure,
Then go right at it STRONG.
There is always an example
Which makes point more clear;
So | will tell the story
Of mining engineer.
He comes from San Diego
Charles Nathorst is his name,
And this will be the history
Of how he won his fame,
The mine was called Abe Lincoln,
And twas rich beyond doubt
The thing that had puzzled most,
Was how to get the ore out.
All thru the whole proceeding
He had lot of grief,
From Experts coming out there
And expressing their belief
They said: "Why look here, Nathorst,
Your plans are wrong, l say:
The ore that you are looking for
Lies off another way"
He simply looked at them and smiled,
And this was all he said:
Il know I'm right. So stand aside
And let me go ahead
10 make my story short, my friend,
He found the lead alright,
And changed prospect to mine
In just single night.
So now the Experts" that stood by
And called his actions queer,
All have to take their hats off
To OUR MINING ENGINEER.
# yo~ are 4'igit, then 90 ahead;
The G'asaOes' is just the same
/" hem GO figure out your problem
The GnslOer aOitL be FAME.
Arizona state miner., 1919-08-29
Tribute to Engineer Nathorst.

Editor MINER: You know, we think
lot Of this Manager of ours and as |
have "done" some of this stuff back
home, | thought that perhaps you might
have use for something that might in a
round about way let him know that we
are proud of him.
came to this country a tenderfoot
looking for experience, a stranger
in a strange land By rare good for
tune, while visiting my sister in Tue
son, | chanced to step into the Chicago
Pneumatic Tool Co.'S place and while
talking with the manager. mentioned
that | used to handle their equipment
back east. Then he told me of cop
per company that needed man to run
their compressor and hoist and, by more
rare good fortune, that company hap
pened to be the Abe Lincoln Copper
company.
So here l am running engines, writ
ing poetry and becoming better ac-
quainted every day with a man whom
in my estimation, is one of the finest
fellows God ever made; who has bucked
more opposition than anyone will ever
know and "gone over the top with a
real man-sized job. and want HIM to
know that we, everyone of us, are all
with him-so have taken this way to
express it.
While have the opportunity, l also
wish to congratulate YOU regarding
your paper. 1t is surely a wonderful
boost to town the size of Wickenburg
and should surely be appreciated by
everyone in this vicinity. Sometime,
hope, when in town, to get better ac-
quainted, as my mother is travelling the
state at present organizing Circles"
in the interest Of The Florence Crit
tenden Homes, and hope to give it a
little boost in Wickenburg and vicinity.
The Jerome papers gave her a fine
write up. She expects to be at the
mine in about three weeks, and will do
what she can for the Home.
With very best wishes for the pros
perity of yourself and paper.
Very truly, JOHN ]. ATwATER.
Arizona state miner., 1919-08-29

School Trustee Patterson, has $50
stands of bees this year. He expects
to enlarge them into more than double
next year.
The Lamson Business College has a
new advertisement in this issue
Miss Cleavy Fliger of Phoenix, came
up and spent week here with Mrs. j.
M. Widener. She is enthusiastic over
this section of Arizona.
Arizona state miner., 1919-08-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Axel Samuelson, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed G. M Shannon administrator of
the estate of Axel Samuelson deceased,
to the creditors Of and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit such claims with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after the
first publication of this notice to the
said c. M. Shannon administrator at the
office Of David L. Bishopp Wickenburg
Arizona the same being the place for
the transaction of the business of said
; estate, in the said County of Maricopa,
: State of Arizona.
Dated this 9Th day of August 1919.
C. M. SHANNON,
Administrator of the estate of Axe
+, Samuelson, deceased.