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Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-22
LABOR WILL BE
 INDEPENDENT IN ELECTION
lFrom Snnday,s Dailvl

- Fiii ''ti'''ietN ipslAl1
 That 1t may not be straight party fight between republicans and demo
 crats 10 elect governor and United
 States senator is the gist of political rumor which has reached the Journal Miner.
 Independent candidates for both of- fees are virtually certain to be placed
 in the field by the state federation of lahor at its convention in Tucson Oct 4.
 F. $. Clark, defeated for the sena- torial nomination of the republican party by Ralph H. Cameron and Null ford WinSor, defeated by Nit Simms for the democratic gubernatorial nom ination, are said to be the most prom inently mentioned for endorsement by the Independents
 "A fight will be made by friends of Mir Clark to keep his name out Of the convention" q member and dele gate said yesterday. and if this is successful the endorsement will go to we'll known man in the south oi the state who will take practically all the labor vote away from the two candidates of the republican and demo- cratic parties. am moi at liberty to disclose this mans name at this time"
 Fear that the movement, if pushed, will elect Campbell and Cameron in wall; away was expressed by another delegate, also important in democratic councils.
 Nit SimIns, it is said, would lose a heap of democratic votes if Winsor should be placed iu the race by the in dependents, and the result would be an easy Campbell victory.
 Similarly, a division of the Mark Smith vote would be expected if the man the federation has in mind should te nominated for the senate.
 What the attitude of the federation will be on the fight i'll the state land leasing case, is not known at this time. The presumption is. however. that the federation as q whole will take a stand against the Simms- Moeur policy of generlly renewable l big leases. Those who do not sup | port Governor Campbell, who has taken a strong stand ill behalf of the | smaller leasers, will want a candidate | upon whom they can center their fight l and he will undoubtedly be Winsor.
 At least" said a prominent labor man here. 'the offer will be rendered 70 Winsor. If he accepts, he will be the man the entire liberal labor vote will go to; otherwise, there will be an other selection, not as well known now, perhaps, but we will see 10 # that he is well enough pown when the time comes"
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-22
VOTERS HAVE A FEW
 MEASURES TO SELECT
tFrom Tuesdays Daily)


 Voters have begun receiving from the secretary of state the pamphlets carrying the official measures to bS submitted at the November electio.. Fhe measures are here listed for J0urnalMiner readers who do nos care to wade through thousands of words of 5emi-unintelligible legal Iverbiage:
 Amendment, 100 yes; TOT no. To lstop members Of the legislature from accepting election or appointment % an office created or whose salary IS raised by the session they attend.
 Amendment. 102 yes, l03 no. Re garding the election of members of the state tax commission.
 Amendment, l04 yes, l05 no. To raise the salaries of teachers to ; minimum of $l,200 d year. and 10 z minimum of $l 400 for those having eight months or more actual teach ing experience.
 Referendum by the last legislature. 800 yes, 3Ol no Creating a board of pardons and paroles to consist of tue governor, chief justice of the supreme court and president of the senate ant prescribing its duties.
 Referendum by petition. 302 ye>. 303 no. Prescribing a preliminary examination in all prosecutions by In formation.
 Initiative measure. 3O4 yess 305 no Creating a game commission to con sist of the governor. attorney ger eral. president of the Arizona Sports men's Association and two citizens who are named) This commission shall name the state game warden.
 Initiative. 3O6 yes, 3O9 no. This IS the county division bill. Ii parks It. self in the pamphlet as measure tc ''create counties" and from Miami comes the word that it will creaic SOME counties. if passed.
 Initiative. 3l2 yes, 313 no. Great the highway bill, gotten up by thc state good roads association. dividing the state into five districts and call ing on the governor to name a mem Der of the highway board from eacn. The board names the engineer.
 Initiative. 3l2 yes, 3l 3no. Great ing a state irrigation and reclama- ton plan
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-22
CASA GRANDE IS
 GRATEFUL FOR SUPPORT
(From Sundays Daily)

'N'A'' '''''''iNNJ e%'N-
 That the people of Casa Grande ap- preciated the interest taken in then project by the Yavapai County Chant Der of Commerce is shown in q letter written tG Richard Lamson. delegate from Judge 0. J. Baughn
 lust I line tO officially thank you on behalf of our committee, our as sociation and myself personally. for your attendance upon our great meet ing Of Aug. F, and lending your pres ence to make it d success. We want the good people of Prescott and Yava- pal County to know how deeply we appreciate their support in in our fight for this great project and the watering of this fertile empire We are bound to win. and when we do we will have done q great thing for the state and nation as well as fur nished ur people with thousands upon
 of opportunities to errich themselves, and gain contentment This roject would add millions to the taxable wealth of the state and fur nish homes for thousands and thou- sands of people We want you folks to help us~keep the iron hOt-to help make # q bigger and more statewide issue even than it is today, all to the end that we may succeed in our de. sires, for the glory of all of Us. We must and we will win. With such splendid help as yourselves and others over the state are giving us. we can not fail
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-22
Boxing Card At
 Jerome Will Be
 Thursday Feature
(From Tussdav's Dailvl

Boxing over in Jerome Thursday evening will be of the poppy order Ii one can believe anything Fred Whi;- llker of the Verde Athletic Club has to say.
 He has sent an open challenge to Prescott sports 10 journey over ana get an eyeful of this:
 Young Battling Frijoles vs. Kid Buckwheat, 50 pounds
 Kid Clyde vs. Eddie Morgan. lIs pounds.
 Pete Cente vs. Bud Elliot 14s pounds.
 Sailor Dunn vs. Billy Algcr, l42 pounds.
 All bouts at four rounds. save inc final, which will go 10. providing -.
 in all 70 rounds will be staged 'at the Jerome Opera House.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-22
City Ne1Os Tn Brief
Here From Gold King.

Here From Gold King.
 George Donuer of the Gold Kin mine is in the city from Swastik; siding where he is driving deel level tunnel to crosscut the Swas tika and other veins on the Cole King ground.
 Back In Prescott
 F. NJ. Tolle and wife have purchas. ed the property at 2l5 south Mt Vernon for a permanent home. Dr Tone has opened offices in the Law Ter block. Frank C. Rand Jr. of s. Iouis has arrived here and will make his home with the Tolles.
 New Company Orgolized.
 The Giroux Consolidated Mines company was organized this week by A. B. Foltz, and L. P. II. Cir oux. The property proposed to be operated is an adjoining group to the Swastika. and has an excellent showing for the making of mine according to the statements of the incorporators of the company. The veins are large aud well mineral ized and appear 10 be an extension of the miner4lized zone on which the Decoto and Blue Bell mines are found.
 Cracker For Polly.
 D. l. Alberga who has been sell ;ue crackers in Arizona for the past 26 years is in the city again. He make the trip by auto these days, and came over the Black Canyon road yesterday from Phoenix, saying the road is in fair condition. Mayentes In The City.
 Mir. and Mrs. Sam A. Hobson' and Mrs. r. J. Hobson are in the citv from Mayer, where they are interested in mines and real estate. Phoenix Visitor.
 Franklin D. Lane one of the lead ing business men of Phoenix, IS Ill the city on business. He is accom- panied by Mrs. Lane.
 Sees Bird Of Peace.
 George K. Duncan, miner oi this section, has gone back on the land of his first mining lode. lie mas iust returned from trip into Mex ;co where he says he found an eN- cellent property on which he hopes to do mining. He will return 10 the "nanvana" land in few days. He states that the belliggerent elements ;n that section are about played on' and that the dove Of peace IS slowly cstt,ing over the land. He must ad- mil that the dove is a skittish bird and may take flight again at the sI;abtest change in things down ,btre but he is willing to take chance that the old bird is gong = stick 10 the land this time.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-22
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
Prescott, Arizona. Aug m no

 | To T. c. Norris, His Heirs or
 Assigns:
 You are hereby notified that I have expended during the years 1915 and l9l6 the sum of Twelve Hundred ($l20000) Dollars in labor and inn Iprovements upon the following named Mining Claims situated in the Walk. CT Mining District, Yavapai County, Arizona, To-wit:
 The VINEGAR lode claim, location recorded in Book 54, page l5S. Min ing Records of Yavapai County. Ari- zona; The O. VI. L. lode Mining Claim. location recorded in Book 70, Page 42l, said County records; The HULA Lode Mining Claim, location recorded in Book 4o, Page 504, said County records; The ZULA NO.2, Lode Mining Claim. location record ed in Book 54, Page 82, said County records; The COLLINS Lode Mining Claim, location recorded in Book 90. Page 495, said County Records. and The Arked Lode Mining Claim, To- cation recorded in Book 63, Page 35S. said County Records.
 That such labor was performed and expenditure made in order to hold said Claims under the provisions of Section 2324 of the Revised Stat utes of the United States and the thereto concerning an- nual assessment work. or labor upon Mining Claims, 1t being the amount required to hold said claims for the years ending Dec. 21, 1915 and 19l6.
 Also that l have filed the notices required to hold said above-described Claims, and the Silver Reef lode Min ing Claim, Walker Mining District favapai County, Arizona, location re- corded in Book S4. Page 225, Mining R9Sords of Eavapai County. Arizona. under Resolution No l2 and No. 20. approved by Congress Oct 5. 1en nd Nov. 13, 1919, for the years 1917 1918 and 1919.
 And if. within ninety days of the personal service of this notice. ot within ninety days after the publica- ion thereof, you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of said expenditure as co-owner. your inter st in said Mining Claims will be- 'ome the property of the subscriber. 'our co-owner, who made the required in accordance with the provisions of said Section 2324, and lied said notices required by said Resolution No. l2 and No. 20 ap- proved by Congress Oct 5, 1917, and Nov. l3, 1919
 JOHN CUREAN first pnb. Aug. II, 192o
 Last pub. Nov. 10, l9A.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-22
Death of an Old Timer.
(From Sundays Daily)

Henrietta Visitor
 C. w. Caywood, of Henrietta. spent Saturday in Prescott
 C. w. Wingfield in Prescott. C. w. Wingfield. merchant of Hum boldt, was in Prescott last night on business.
 Denver Visitors.
 Mr. and Mrs Dan Warren, of Den yer, Colo. arrived in Prescott yester- day 10 enjoy some of Prescott'S spleir- did ozone. They are domiciled al the Linn
 To Attend L, A. School.
 Mrs. James O'Brien, of Mayer. ac- companied by her daughter, Miss Mary. paid visit to Prescott yester- day. Miss O'Brien will leave shortly for Los Angeles to take a thorough course in business training.
 Members of C. c.
 Major Robert Stanley, commandant of Whipvle Barracks, and WIT, Stew art, editor of the Courier, were unanI- mously elected as honorary members If the Yavapai County Chamber oi Commerce. at the regular meeting held Thursday night.
 From Mayer
 Frank Wilson, one Of the share holders in the Arizona Bus Company, was in the city last night from Mayer. w. S. Hawler Here, B
 w. S. Hawler, who is developing promising gold-silvet-copper prospect 9n Little Copper creek, is spending few days in town.
 Camp Verde Republican
 Jake Weber of Camp Verde was m che city yesterday on business. lie opines that Camp Verde will do the republican party proud this fall. Web CT is member of the county central committee elected Sept 7.
 Mrs. Fred Bowler left yesterday for San Francisco to attend the bedside of Mrs. $. W. Bones, mother of Mr. Bowler. Mrs. Bones was. reported yesterday 10 be very low. She lives at Alameda.
 En Route to Coast.
 Mrs. F. Barnum of Raw, Oklahoma, and her mother-in-law, Mrs. J. F.. Barnum. are here to visit the formers sister, Mrs. J. o. Eckel of Fair Oaks whom she has not seen for 20 years After a short stay here, they will pro ceed to California.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-22
FOUND COUNTRY CHANGED
 (From Tuesdays Daily)

Ben McCutcheon and wife, who used to live here and once had the Bowers ranch, left yesterday with Mrs. Dickson to return to California. They had been away 2S years in Cali fornia. where Mir. McCutcheon has been interested in oil and ranch lands. They visited many parts of Yavapa1 during a stay with Nr. and Mrs. Nd r. Bowers, and found many changes Mrs. Dickson is Mrs. McCutcheon' $ motherI
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-22
MINING MAN DIES.
(From Tuesdays DalIy]

J. w. Sullivan, who has been well known as d mining engineer for sev- eral years in this vicinity, died at 5;l5 last Wednesday, at his home in Phoe- nix. A respected member of his community and his profession. Mir. Sullivan contributed much to the rap i'd development of this section. He leaves a wife and seven children, two of whom, John and'M. O Sullivan, resident in Prescott Mrs. Sullivan and the other children are living Tn Phoenix. NJ. 0. Sullivan IS night clerk at the Head
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-22
(From Tuesdays Daily)
sIs Recovering

SIs Recovering [ Miss Elsie w. Crossman, who un'
 derwent an operation for append'- citis Saturday, is recovering nicely according to her sister, Miss Kitty
 who is Judge Sweeney's secretary.
 Jerome Attorney. Attorney (. II. Rutherford spent yesterday in Prescott on legal mat
 ters.
 From Jerome,
 Roy N. Davidson, prominent Je- roneite, visited the Mile High City yesterday, combining business with pleasure.
 Visit to Phoenix. Mrs Herbert J. Meany and young daughter left yesterday for Phoenlx to visit relatives for a few days. On Land Business Robert F. Morrison. prominent Prescott attorney, left for Phoenix yesterday for business at the land of- flee. Before leaving Mir. Morrison remarked th.t he did not anticipate acting as 9 referee at any bouts while in Phoenix.
 Los Angeles Visitors |. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mitchell ar rived from Los Angeles, taking the stage to Jerome, their home. Engineer Student.
 For the purpose of entering Poly technic high school to take up a course in electrical engineering, Le- Hand Roper left Prescott yesterday.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-22
ART DEPARTMENT OF FAIR
 GIVES OUT PICTURES
tFrom Sundays Daily)

The Northern Arizona State Fair Association is justly proud of the re markable advancement which has been made in the art department of the fair since 1910. This has been due largely to the untiring efforts of Superintendent Tom Bate, through whose splendid work the American Federation of Art has sent to this fair several of the most wonderful art col lectionS in America.
 This years collection, which Is now OH display at Stanford University, will consist of forty-three masterpieces, and in presenting these to the visitors at the fair the management believes it is rendering tangible and helpful service in spreading the knowledge of art to the residents of the cities Of Northern Arizona, which are remote from art centerS.
 This years collection, list ot which is given below, will excel any collection exhibited in the state of Arizona:
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-22
RED CROSS EXHIBIT.
From 7'uesdaVs DailV)

While in San Francisco. K. N. Fredericks has arranged with the Pa cific division of the American Red Cross to place an exhibit at the Northern Arizona State Fair. This display will be in charge of Miss An na Campbell Jones, secretary of the local chapter.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-22
st.Eltction Rest.

Post Election Rest.
 .-t4, w. Stewart. prominent cattleman . of lavapai county, left for q trip to Los Angeles and the beach resorts He ,leels hr has q vacation coming, Isince h:s strenuous work in the prim> Iary
 Mqhave Trip.
 F Mrs. Mary Edmundson returned yesterday through Mosave county. Mrs. Edri1mson is making her nome tat 220 North Mount eVrnon, with ! Miss Annie Campbell Jones, hostess iof the Red Cross Community House. ITo Locate Here.
 i Mrs. Myrtle Teichrieb and her slaughter Gertrude, of Los Angeles.
 arrived i'll Prescott Saturday, accom- iyanied by Mrs. E. Brown, also of thc coast city Mrs. Teichrieb ownec iand operated the Hillside hospital :n Jos Angeles until a month ago when tshe sold it preparatory to coming ihere. She is planning to remain ln Prescott for the winter. and may be
 joined here by her, husband, MT. T.. : iTeichrieb, Los Angeles contractor.
 Senator Ashutst in Phoenix. Senator Ashurst went to Phoenix Sunday, where he, will stay until Wed i inesday Mrs. AshmSt IS remaining in
 Prescott until her husbands return. i'They rSau on staying in Prescott for several weeks after that. From Fair Cake.
 R. B. Quinn arrived in Prescott , Sunday from the Fair Oaks ranch. He expects to spend few days herc. Mir Quinn is staying al the Nendonc hotel.
 Tobacco Man
 Charles Daniels game in Sunday from Phoenix. Mir. Daniels is repre- &enting the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Go He will be i'll Prescott abont week
 Back From Arkansas.
 Mrs. l.. s. Daniel and her daugh- iers, Lurline and Margaret, and baby Frances Daniel arrived yesterday from Arkansas. where they have been passing the summer. Although they nave enjoyed their, summer, she an6 her daughters expressed real pleas ure at being home again.
 Headed for Oil Fields.
 Charles Wilburn left Prescott yes terday bound for the oil fields of Texas, having been called on import ant business.
 Back to School.
 Ralph Hookef, son of Charley Hooker, left Prescott yesterday t7 resume his studies at Harvard Mil tary Academy, Los Angeles Miss Douglas Leaves.
 For the purpose of taking up her work IS one of the domestic science teachers in the Phoenix schools, Miss Ola Douglas left Prescott yesterday. Miss Douglas has been visiting wi'h Mrs. Anna Levy and was accom- panied to PhoeniN by her father, who is interested in the cotton situation in the valley. Miss Douglas was graduate at the Prescott high schoo! Football Star Leaves.
 David N. Levys crack football play TT on the Stanford team, left Prescott yesterday to resume his studies at Stanford With luck, Dave says he will graduate in December. He .hould have been graduated in 1919, put the war interlercd with the plans 1fsthis class. Levy will take up his place on the Stanford team imInedi- lteIy upon his arrival at that college.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-22

Sedonia Monday included Mir. anC ; Mrs. Nel (. Clark, Mir. and Mrs. D 5 w. Russell Gordon Clark and l.. C 2 Derrick,
 !; Ed Weston nL Foreman Ed Weston Of the city ranch is reported to be very ill oi pneumonia. He has not been taken Ito the hospital. it was said.
 Party at Canyon Mine.
 Superintendent L. Ferris of the lYeager Canyon mine gave a party Wednesday night at the camp, which twas attended by number of Pres Icott people
 Betts Is III.
 The many friends of Amos A. Betts- Icorporation commissioner. will regret Ito leara that he Aas been confined to ihis bed, following his recent visit to Prescott. Retts has been i'll and dis
 obeyed the instructions of his physi-
 clans in coming to Prescott.
 Best Road Film
 Glenn R. Kershner. the Ford cam era man. who made several thousand 1 feet of film in Yavapai county at the invitation of the Chamber of, Com merce reports that the film showin% the road-building oi the Jerome Prescott highway is conceded by the studio in Detroit to be the best film on educational road construction made by the Ford Motor Company. Davis in Phoenix.
 Arthur w. Davis, democratic can-f didate for supervisor, r'turned yes terday fom PhoeniS, where he has been for several days on business. Bates in Town
 ,L. L. Bates, prominent stockInan and farmer, was a business visitor to Prescott yesterday.
 NtcFIldlcT hhcS SOftAASls
 Fritz Vierthaler, former foreman on the TilGe Starbuck, has taken big | rontract for development on that property He will ctoss-cut and raise | on the ore body.
 Eighth Graders Meet.
 The Eighth Grade Girls Corps will | meet at the Blue Triangle house to- day at the usual time, o'clock. All members are urged to be present. Lopp Gets Contract.
 w. Lopp, who has promising sil- yer property at the head of Copper creek. has q carload of ore on the dhmp ready to ship. He is letting contract for cross-cutting. Miners Vacation.
 Frank Dean, well-known miner, IS in the city on a vacation. He IS To- cated in the Thumb Butte district On Honeymoon.
 W. w. Draper, salesman for Loose Wiles. is passing through the city on 4 honeymoon. With Mrs. Draper he was at the Head hotel. Mrs. Draper s a Phoenix girl. Back From Oregon.
 Gland Davenport of the Biles Lock iart Clothing Company returned yes erday from a trip to Oregon. Alter ,aying the finest time imaginable, he 1 .cnt Mrs. Davenport on her tour trough Canada and thence to thA asst and south, accompanied by her ather, w. R. Uber.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-22
(From Fridays Daiiy) oil Company Meets.

,.s,.rdav where he attende da meet ;oa of the Seven Lakes Petroleum co.noary of which he is the Presi- dent Good progress is Icing made n,- +sis company wit, its oiI opera tons in Mckinley county, New Mex ico.
 Many Use Road.
 R T. Duffy of Clarkdale, spent yes t,rdav in Prescott II Is an easy mat fer 10 recognize familiar faces from ,be other side of the mountain on inc streets of Prescott, daily. Ierome Visitors.
 Mrs. R. l. Mihinnick and Mrs. kr- nest Douglas of Jerome were the .rests of Mrs. N. Levy, Spending a delightful day in the Mile High Ci'y, Ashurst to Jerome.
 Senator Henry F. Ashurst, accom- oanied by Mrs. Ashursr, will make a ,rip to the Verde Valley today. The senator expects to return Sunday, on which day he intends to pay visit 10 the patients at Whiople Barracks. Enjoys Golf Game.
 Now that the short line road from Jerome is in operation, Prescott IS daily the mecca for Verdeites who come over to enjoy the pine hreezes of the Mile High City. Walter Mil Ter, prominent merchant of Jerome and Clarkdale, spent several hours in the county seat transacting business and playing round of golf on the Hassayampa Country Club links. Hunts Bad Bugs.
 Dr. Oscar K Bartlett, field ento- nologist for the state of Arizona. visited Prescott yesterday. In com pany with John Bianconi, Dr. Bart lett will visit the southern section of Tavapai county, lending his valuable assistance and advice to the farmers of that section. He recently spent several days in the Verde Valley, aid ing the farmers with some of their problems.
 To Make Home Here.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bill Penny will make their home in Prescott, having re- turned from Jerome recently Weekend Parties.
 Many Prescott automobilsts take advantage of Saturday and Sunday 10 visit points of interest in the coun- tr A camping party returning from