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Weekly journal-miner., 1920-02-04

reported farming and ranging tied up ! until dry weather comes to permit Of . blowing and riding. The country is ] beginning to get green and an early i spring is the prophecy.
 From the Coast
 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence G. Flam-
 mer have returned from Los Angeles after an extended absence and leave | today for McCabe, where the first named has mercantile and mining in | terestS.
 Mines Moving Again
 Amos Swigert, in the city yester- day from Walker district, reported more mining activity than in many years, and the outlook was favorable from the practical manner in which operations were beginning. Nothing of noteworthy doings is anticipated until early this summer.
 Summer Weather
 Henry Ritter and c. H. Miller, in the city yesterday from Thompson valley stated that farmers had com menced to blow, soil conditions being unsatisfactory, and early crops would be raised. The range country also had commenced to bloom and sum months ahead of former years.
 Shaping Up Mines
 O. 0. Smith, superintendent of the Silver Cycle Mining company, was in the city from Slate creek yesterday, reporting all departments as active and preliminary arrangements pro- gressing to begin big development This company purchased the Davis Dunkirk and Poverty groups a short time ago and outlaying a large sum initial operations.
 Conclude Visit
 Mrs. Charles B. Broan, who has been in Big Chino valley for several weeks visiting her mother, Mrs. Geo Puntenney, returned yesterday to the Monte Cristo camp near Constellation where her husband is superintendent of that celebrated silver. Her daugh- ter, Miss Lucia Broan, accompanied her home. and had been in the city visiting with friends. School Business
 w. F. Hatton, trustee of the Hen rletta school, mOtOred 10 the city | yesterday and stated he will vote for billion dollar bond issue if neces- 1 sary to relieve travelling conditions oi the discomfort of making that trip over again. Cars were piled up i'll the ] mud near Huron, and motorists were | expressing themselves emphatically | over the condition of that roadway. Coming from Cuba
 Linington Crossman of Havana 1 Cuba, an attache of the American | Banking company, in that city, ar rives today, owing to the serious i'll. | ness of his father, Albert Crossman | His visit is of indefinite length. The i stricken man IS suffering from apo. plexy and his condition yesterday 1 was reported as not satisfactory which his many friends in this city will regret to hear.
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HARRY NEW APPEALS

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 31-Attor- neys for Harry s. New, recently con- nicted, today filed notice of an appeal from jury verdict of second degree murder in connection with the charge that he murdered his sweetheart, Freda Lesser. New is under sentence of 10 years to life at San Quentin, and it is said will leave early next week to begin serving his time.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 1909

No. IbUy
 Estate of James D. Sellers, de ceased.
 NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned Administrator of the es- tate of James D. Sellers, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons hay ing claims against the said deceased, or his estate, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to said Administrator at the Bank of Arizona, Prescott, Yav- apai County, Arizona.
 NJ. B. HAZELTINE, Administrator of the Estate of
 James D. Sellers, Deceased. First pub. Jan. 28 (w)
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Professional Visit

Professional Visit
 Dr. l. w. Massey, veterinary sur geon at Cedar Glade, visited the city this week, having equine patients to look after.
 Visiting Coast
 Mrs. J. A. Jaeger. wife of Chair man Jaeger of the board of super visors, left yesterday for the coast , on a short visit. , Lawyers Leave Emmet Morrison and F. L. Ha- Hworth, local attorneys, left yesterday for Phoenix on legal business for the rest of the week.
 Returne to Duty
 Mrs. R Lowry matron of the courthouse, has returned from Phoe- nix on official business and visiting with relatives for a few days. City Realty Deal
 F. c. Dodson has sold to Mary Co., mer for S2000 a house and lot on North Mccormick street, the deed being recorded yesterday. Mining Men Here
 Dan Lewis, John Hardy, Jack Car liss and Henry Halstead, mining men of Turkey creek district, visited the city yesterday, all reporting silver mining as hourishing. Mining Man Here
 O. s. Caywood, a we'll known min ing man of Big Bug creek, visited the city yesterday on business, re- porting considerable activity in that field.
 Rural Arrival
 Jay Davis, farming in Skull valley, visited the city yesterday, and like others, he states that region is soaked as never before, and the dry rancher is in a joyous mood over the outlook.
 Business Trip
 Major Neill Bailey left for New York city on Wednesday night on business for the s. & s. Shock Ab- sorber company, which has its main office in this city, and he returns next month.
 Country Visitor
 Clifford Koontz of Williamson val lev was in the city yesterday, and
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE ON EXECUTION.
 No. 1854
In the Superior Court of Yavapai
 County, State of Arizona.

In the Superior Court ot YavapaI
 County, State of Arizona. PARIS TABRON. Plaintiff, versus
 CLARENCE VANCE VALIN &
 HELEN MARIE VALIN. his wife,
 Defendants-No. 7554 Notice of Sheriff's Sale On Execution.
 Under and by virtue of writ of execution issued out of the Superior Court of Yavapai County, State of Arizona, on the 18th day of Novem- Der, 1919, in the above entitled action wherein Paris Tabron, the above named Plaintiff, obtained a Judgment against Clarence Vance Valin and Helen Marie Valin, his wife, Defend ants, on the 24th day of November. 1919, for the sum of Three Hundred Forty-two and 02-100 ($342.02) Dol lars, together with interest thereon at the rate of CO six per cent and taxes paid in the amount of Three and 22- 100 ($3.22) Dollars, costs and accru- ing costs.
 I have this day duly, and according to law, levied upon all the right, title and interest of said Defendants, Clarence Vance Valin and Helen Marie Nalin, his wife, in and to the following described real estate, situ- ate in Yavapai County, State of Ari- zona, to-wit:
 Lot 19, Block B, in the City of Prescott and improvements thereon. Notice is hereby given that OH Thursday the Sth day of January, A. D. 1920, at the hour of eleven o'clock in the forenoon of that day, at the North door of the Courthouse of the County of Yavapai, State of in the City of Prescott, I will, in obedience to said writ of ex- ccution, sell all of the above describ- ed real estate or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said Plaintiffs judgment with interest thereon and cost and accrued costs, to the highest bidder for cash, in Gold Coin of the United States of America.
 Witness my hand this the 5th day of December. A. D. 1919.
 WARREN c. DAVIS,
 Sheriff. By ED. F. BOWERS,
 Deputy Sheriff.
 (4t-W) lst pub. Dec 10; last Dec 3l
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arrived from the camp yesterday and
 are elated over what is being de-
 termined. Energetic development is
 being prosecuted, and of the out
 come both are sauguine that q de- slrable property is assured.
 Country People Here
 Mir. and Mrs. Sam Pcmberton and
 Mrs. Mary ]. Joyce, sister of MT.
 Pemberton, were in the city yester-
 day from Mint valley, visiting with
 friends. Also was Walter Cox of the
 same locality, who says the farming
 situation has an exceptionally fine outlook
 Mining Business
 George P. Harrington, manager of the Philadelphia Mines company, op- erating the old Nelson, near Crown King, is in the city, and states the driving of the tunnel goes ahead to intersect q well known ore shoot about 250 feet ahead. A big tonnage of a milling grade of ore is on the dump and arrangements are being considered to treat the output.
 Out of Danger
 Rev. A. K. Acuff of Camp Verde, who had been in the city for the past week during the illness of his wife at Mercy hospital, returns home to- day, the crisis having been passed and she will recover, the operation for appendicitis being successful Mrs. Acuff was brought to Prescott dangerously i'll about ten days ago She has many friends i'll the county who will be pleased to learn of her favorable condition.
 Another Buddy Back
 Stephen Mackie, who returned from overseas recently. visited with friends here yesterday between trains, laying for the Bouse country to resume mining. He stated that i in 19 months of service in France. not single Arizonan was seen. He learned the ways of the Portugese commands, to which he was assigned as an interpreter, which accounts for his missing the Arizonans, stationed in other sectors. Mental Breakdown
 It is to be regretted that the men tai faculties of Joe DeLisle are so shattered that it was. necessary to re move him to the state asylum yester- | day for treatment. Deputy Sheriff l Davis performed this duty. The un- fortunate miner of Big Bug district | has a strange hallucination of having 1 been robbed of $2,OOO,OOO in gold and | that that is left of his fortune is S100,000 in a Prescott bank. He 1 said the above sum was recovered | from a glory hole and washed out in rocker. His physical condition also is pitiable, and it is believed he cannot long survive. DeLisle fo1 many years has been working along Big Bug creek and was a man of fine personality and industrious.
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power of attorney, power to sell. mortgage, etc, all interest in Line backs subdivision to the city of | Prescott.
 January "A
 George \. Nelson to l.. w. Morris and wife quit claim deed, Sl0. 17.S7 acres in Sec. unsurveyed 2, II N., R. , E.
 l.. E. Hart to Fred Hart, quit claim deed, S1l NEH Sec. B, T. Y N., R | 5 F.
 J. J. McWhorte to Wm. Madeira, January 26 U. s. to Thomas Majuta, ptaent, | S1I NNII1l Sec. 28, T 16 N., R. 3 E.
 Robert C. Matz to Mary H. Matz, warranty deed. $500, lot F, north half lot l3, block E, Verde King min ing district Maud L. Wheeler and husband to J. s. Bethea, warranty deed. $2010, lots II and F, block A, Pine Crest.
 E. H. McIlvain to Paul C. Woodin, bill of sale, $1650, one Hupmobile touring automobile. U. s. to D. F. Bell honorable dis charge from army.
 Santa Fe' R. R. Go. ct al file plat of First addition to the town of Ash Fork.
 January 27
 George Potter ct al 10 Canon Min ing & Prospecting Co.,, mining deed. / unpatented claims in Tip Top and Black Canon districts. Sl0.
 A. B. Foltz to F. w. Steinma. min ing deed, $l0, Silver Bell claim in Peck district
 Serilda A. Cartier to Elizabeth C. Albertson, warranty deed, west half lot l, Home Acre tract, $100.
 January 28
 Packey w. Doyle to E. F. Wen nerberg, warranty deed, S10, lot 4, Block (, Pine Crest.
 George J. Kranso ct al locates Hopi oil claim in Verde district.
 T. A. Willard ct al locates oil claim in Verde district
 C. s. Wilson and wife to J. s. | Sessions, warranty deed, one acre on St. Louis mining claim, Cherry Creek district. R. Humphry, trustee, to L. s. Ses- 1 sions, quit claim deed, 5000, Prize claim and mill site.
 Mountain View Cemetery associa- ton to Mrs. H. P. Hunter, deed, W. 1a lot $ Sc. D, Mountain View cem- | etcry.
 NJ. Kinley locates Hecla and Hecla i No. l to 30 claims in Copper Basin district.
 January 29 Aztec Minerals Co. locates Phila- delphia claim in Cherry Creek dis trict.
 C. D. Mason ct al to Mrs. A. D. Adams ct al, deed, $950, Sec. B of the Mountain View mausoleum
 A. P. Sherer locates Red Rock claim in Weaver district
 F. G. Dodson to Mary Conner, war ranty deed, $500; lot in Block D.
 January 30
 ]. (. Stephens and wife to Eugene Newman, warranty deed, S10, S1 ] NE4, SE14 NEH NE14 SWI4, Sec. 8, T. 13 N., R. ? w.
 Central Stores Go. to L. ]. Hasel- field, warranty deed, $1, 500 acres in lot 1, Sec 6, T. F N, R. 4 w. Elmer Sikes and wife to T. F. Bit ner, warranty deed, $lO, lots Is, IA, Is, Lineback's Subdivision, Prescott. Harry W. Adams to J. A. Kelley, bill of sale, $1O, interest in house, water rights etc, on Humbug creek, T. 7 N, R. E.
 J. A. Kelley to Frank Onstott, bill of sale, $l,00O, interest in water rights on Humbug creek.
 January 31
 Jess Acord locates Margarete and Florence claims in Peck district. Thomas Isakson locates Copper Jacket Nos. 2 and 5, Walker district. Arthur c. Baker, administrator of c. Beatty, to c. w. Ellias, $5OOO, mining equipment upon Bordeaux claim ct al, in Big Bug District Same to same, $5OOO, Bordeaux, and Kaiser claims in Big Bug district
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(From Saturdays Daily)
Visiting Friends

l Visiting Fr1ends ! Mrs. J. B. Paxton is in the city from the DeSoto copper camp to
 visit with friends here for a few days Active Property
 M. P. Lacey, employed at the Ban nie, visited the city yesterday, and gave a good report of the mine as
 development goes ahead energeti- cally.
 Brief Visit MT. and Mrs. Carroll w. Davis of Phoenix are in the city, the former having business interests here, and return in a few days. Later they come for the summer.
 Mercantile Deal
 L. J. Haselfeld has succeeded to the holdings at Kirkland of the Cen tra1 Stores Co.,, paying therefor the sum of 12,500, according to a deed recorded yesterday.
 Leaves for the Winter
 George K. Keller, a visitor for the past six weeks for his health, left for Tucson yesterday, his niece being seriously i'll with influenza. He con templates to return as soon as pos sib1e. his condition improving. Land Deal
 Eugene Neuman has purchased from J. C. Stephens for $500 160 acres of unoccupied land situated within two miles of the city on the southwest, the deed therefor being recorded yesterday.
 Military Men in Town
 Lieutenant Q. L. McDaniel, Cor poral Ernest McPeak and Private George D. Ellison of Fort Bliss, Texas, are in the city and their mis- sion is to recruit for the army. Un- til offices are secured they may be found at Head hotel. Getting Green
 James Cameron, a pioneer of Wal nut Grove, was in the city yesterday and stated the country was being clothed with green and winter had vanished. The farmer and range man will have an early and prosper ous year from present indications. Range Visitor
 T. L. Morris is in the city from Hillside with his daughter, and his report of that range country is that it could not be better. Morris is a | goat king, and wears a big smile as mohair stands firm at a very high | price.
 Business Trip
 George Whitaker of Big Bug creek visited the city yesterday and stated quite a number of mines would probably be moving in a short time in that field. The Henrietta keeps in action and reports stated the show ing made is gratifying. Takes Fling at Roads
 Attorney C. w. Herndon of King man is in the city on legal business, making the trip in auto with Earl w. Parsons. Herndon stated the Mo- have end of the Old Trails had been placed in good condition and is like a boulevard. The Yavapai strip is like the monument on the plaza, a rough rider Mining Men Pleased
 J. H. Hobbs and Thomas Logan, silver mining near Turkey station,
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-02-04
(From Sundays Daily.) listing Friends

N ACAAA OlAiNAg DaAIg.y
 Visiting Friends
 Mir. and Mrs. L. (. Hiuzman, the .ormer teaching the Groom creek
 public school, visited in the city yes -erday.
 Visitor from North
 Miss Mary C. White of Apache county is visiting with friends in the sitv, and may conclude to remain in
 efnitely.
 Comes to Visit
 Mrs. George E. Ainsworth of Wal nut creek was an arrival in the city yesterday, and remains for few days to visit with relatives.
 Come to Visit
 Mrs. w. L. George of Mayer and daughter, Mrs. Dixie Peterson, of Clarkdale, were in the city yesterday visiting with friends.
 Week End Visitor
 Miss Margaret Shaper, the popu- lar school teacher of Cherry creek. was in the city yesterday for a week end visit with friends, and returns today.
 School Business
 Mrs. Elizabeth McDermott, school trustee of Cedar Glade, was in the city yesterday on matters pertaining to her duties, also to visit with friends.
 Jerome Visitors
 City Clerk and Mrs. A. E. Weld man, MT. and Mrs. Roy N. Davidson of Jerome motored to the city yester- day and at at Hotel Congress for a short visit with Prescott friends. Long Army Siege
 Fred McCrea, who enlisted at Con stellation in 1917, and was sent t. Valdez, Alaska, returned several days ago, so postal card states dated at Wickenburg. He also said; The job was easy, barracks life, and I gained 2 pounds; but no more of | the army for me" Investigating Trip
 F. s. Niele, a principal of the Brad shaw Development company, has re- turned from the east, and was joined | in the city by his associate, D. B. | Gemmill of Crown King, both leav- ng Friday for the works. An eastern inancier accompanied them, and the resumption of the property is under  Range Visitor
 Thomas N. Childers, the Chap lrral cattleman, visited the city yes erday, and reports that he has ac- ;uired government title to a large acreage of land which Is to be cnced in at once. He then begins business on big scale without fear of being disturbed in his cattle busi- less ot the future. Back to Bouse
 In the city yesterday was c. o. Purcell, from overseas recently, and
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-02-04
No. 7624

NO. /O-f
 In the Superior Court of Yavapai County, State of Arizona.
 Jennie Jernigan, Plaintiff, vs George Jernigan, Defendant.
 The above named plaintiff com plains of the above named defendant and for cause of action alleges: That the plaintiff and defendant inter-married on the 10th day of Sep tember, 1917, and ever since said date and now are husband and wife.
 H.
 That for more than one year i'm mediately next preceding the com mencement of this action, the plain tiff has been an actual bona fide resi- dent of the County of Yavapai, State of Arizona that the residence of the defendant IS unknown to the plain tiff; was last heard of at Lordsburg, New Mexico.
 That the defendant, disregarding his marriage vows and his obligations towards this plaintiff, has neglected for a period of more than one year last past to provide this plaintiff with the common necessaries of life, though having the ability to provide same.
 WHEREFORE, plaintiff prays judgment that the bonds of matri- mony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and defendant be dissolved and forever held for naught.
 JAMES JOY,
 Attorney for Plaintiff.
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| he Is returning 10 Bouse 10 remain for the winter, to recupcrate after being slightly gassed. Accompanying him is his brother-iu-law. Lieutenant Gerald Harris. discharged from the army at Ford Sheridan. H.. and he will seek a location somewhere in this state.
 Old Timer Here
 Lloyd Kennedy, brother of an early day carpenter of this city, Robert Kennedy, was a visitor yesterday on route from Vallejo, Cal, to Ottawa, Canada, to be present at a family re- union, only one other brother and sister of near blood surviving. Rob. ert Kennedy, he stated, died in Eng land F years ago of concer of the mouth
 Sunday Visit
 Miss Cecelia Lyons of Albuquerque arrived yesterday afternoon, to re- main over today visiting with friends and is en route to Glendale for the rest of the winter to remain with sister She spent the last summer in the pines near this city with rela- tives, and became quite favorite in social circles, being accomplished in vocal and instrumental music, which she is following in Albuquerque Fine Range Country
 In the city yesterday from the Anvil Rock country was H. S. Hatch, who stated there is. the best range country he has ever looked over in many years, and the ap- preaching spring will see the country carpeted like well kept lawn. MT. Hatch is en route to Salt River valley and comes from the northern part of Coconino county, where he has an Indian trading post,
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-02-04
COMPLAINT

'rst Pub. Feb. 4-tw-4t)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-12
aEN. HOW THEY |
lGSTANDI
Pacific Coast League

Where They Play Next Week
Vernon at Salt Lakea Oakland at
Sacramento: Portland at San Francis
co; Seattle at Los Angeles.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-12
AMERICAN WOMEN GET
EVEN BREAK AT GOLF

NEWCASTLE. Ireland, May IA
American women golfers participating
in the British women's championship
tournament here today secured an
even break in the first round of match
play. Mrs. c. Fl. Vanderbeck of Phila-
delphia, and Miss Marion Hollins of
Westbrook, L l.. defeated their oppon-
ents, while Miss Mildred Caverly of
Philadelphia. and Miss Rosamond
Sherwood of Long Island were elm
mated by English entrants.
Mrs. vanderbeck defeated Miss
Ames of Folkestone, and 8; Miss
Hollins won from Mrs. cruise, Walton
Heath. up; Miss A.C. Mackenzie of
Toronto, Canada, defeated Miss Caver-
ly, 2 up and Miss Molly Griffiths won
from Miss Sherwood on the 14th
green.
Miss Sherwood. who injured her
foot by stepping on sharp-pointed
stake on Sunday. was not expected to
play, but made pIucky attempt to
participate. using crutches. The ham
dicap proved too great for her to show
her best form. Miss Cecil Leitch.
present champion and winner of the
stroke competition. defeated Miss Jean
Alexander, and 6. Miss Harvey, an
other Canadian entry. won from Miss
Stewart French of Cork, 5 and 1.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-12
GAME ON SATURDAY
NOT TO Be PLAYED

There will be no baseball game in
Pendleton next Saturday. it was de-
cided last night. 1t was at first plan
ned to bring the Milton -Freewater
nine here to play off Sundays post
poned game, bht after consultation be-
tween the local directors and players,
1t was decided inadvisable to have the
contest. A date later in the season
probably will be chosen to play off
tho game.
The directors of the Helix team yes
terday afternoon were in the city and
filed formal protest of the victory won
by Pilot Rock on Sunday at Helix.
They base their protest on the grounds
that the victors imported players for
the occasion. Pilot Rock will answer
the protest today 1T is thought.
Manager c. l.. Kendall. Director H,
L. Rose and Hugh Lieuallen OF Helix
made written statements to the presi-
dent of the league. setting forth their
grievance. Others may also be called
in to- make statements before the mat
ter is settled. No other complaints as
to the playing personnel of the league
have been made so far.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-12

TREoTAINE SHADES MOORE
CLEVELAND, o., May 12.-Car
Tremaine of Cleveland won the news
paper desicion over Pal Moore of
Memphis in a closely contested ten
round bout here last night