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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12
Hon. Emilio del TorO cuebas.
Presidenie de In COmisi6n conci-
liacidn y Arbitraje,
San Juan, T. II.

AIuy seiior nuestro:
Los suscIfbientes. representatives au-
torizados de los huelguistas que aban
donaron sus trabajOs en- las plantas y
lIneas pertenecientes The Porto Ri
co Railway. Light and Power CO., tie
men el honor de someter a su consi-
deraci6n las siguientes resoluciones
aprobadas en- Asamblea que celebra-
ron nuestros Representatives
"PETICIoNEs.S Con fecha seis de
enero del corriente afio pusimos en- ma
nos de nuestro jefe, el Superintendent
te General de Division del Alumbrado
Mr.. R.>W. Cryder una earta contenien
do nuestras peticiones que dice asf:
Primero - La reposici6n del aso-
ciado Jose DEMON en- su anterior CO.
locaci6n de mecanico, con la remunera-
ci6n correspondence los dfas en- que,
por la orden expresa de, retirada del Sc
flor Whiting, el ha estado fuera de Ia
misma.
Segundo - La destitucion del en-
pleado Domingo Ferrer, por considerar
lot perjudieial los intereses de Ia
Asociaci6n.
Tercero - I'm aumento en- los sala-
rios de todos ' cada uno. que Sc deter
minara como sigue y
(a)- In. amento de 25 por ciento
paya aquellos enpleados qpe en- el
PAY ROLL figuran ganando desde dos
doiares en- terminus ascendentes: y
otro auiaento de 80 por ciento para los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12
Los Huelguistas ante el Comite
de ArBitraje
Documento enviado alE1on. Emilio del Toro

A las mneye y. II. DEF mismo dia sc
cumpli6 u ierniBo Y abandonamOs
nuestro trahajc. ~ entrcgar nuestros
pnestos. las plantas quedaron en- per.
fccio estadO; el alumbrado electrico
funcionaba con regularidad y todos los
servicios marchaban normalmente.
BESIDE entonces estamOs, esperanto
Ia resolution de nuestros patronos Y
hemos asumido una actitud cOmpleta.
mente pacfiica. aconsejando a nuestros
asociados el mayor orden.
E:l Asamblea General celebrada el
dfa 10 de enero fue acuerdO Someter
huestras peticiones la C0misi0n de
5Conciliacion y Arbitraie Yen cumpli-
mientO de tai acuerdo cOmparecemOs
ante V, H. soficitando que interponga
sus buenos oficios a fin de que nuestras
demandas sean cOnsideradas Sc prae-
tiquen las diligencias necesarias para
llegar un acuerde harm6nico con los
representatives de Ia Compafifa.
Deseamos eXpresarle "A los miembros
de la C0misi0n de Conciliaci6n Ar
bitraje que nosotros estamos dispues-
tOs comprender ante la Comisi6n, pa
ra sostener nuestras deInandas Y
responder t0das las preguntas
pertinentes al caso, V que hemos acor-
dadO ampliar nuestros acuerdos en- el
sentido de qne-no retornaremos al ira
bajo 81 algunO de los compaheros que
abandonarOn sus labores. el dfa seis de
enero las nueve de la noehe ha tHe
qnedar fuera del Taller.
San Juan, r. r., II de chcro de
1920. "
Iuy respetuosamentc Somctido.
C0mit6 Me Ia H7tc'gd.
6 t'tis E'i8aHs
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12
Sc dice hau perecido cinco personas.

Sc dice hap perecido cinco personals.
Esta manana corri6 ell rumor por
San Juan del siniestro maritime ocu-
rrida al balandro Juan Cruz, de la
Compafia Martina Moreno, de esta
ciudad.
Sc nos dijo que en- el sitio conocido
por "Punta Arena, cerca de las cos
tas de Vieques, zozobr6 dicho balan
Fdro,. habiendo perecido cinco personals;
Iesto es, Ell patron, un hijo suyo, y tres
hombres mas los euales formaban to-
la la tripulacion del "Juan Cruz"
Uno de nuestros reporters" estuvo
en- las ofcinas de la compania de Mo-
reno v EN- aquellas oficinas NADIA han
podido informar en- concrete, limitan-
dose solo a consignar que hasta ellos
habian llegado .noticias del naufra-
gio de m m.balandro de la compania,
pero que ignoraban cual era ell bafan-
Idro zozobrado v 81 habian ocurrido
perchdas de personas.
Ell rumor que hasta nosotros ha lie
gado 10 recojemos y 10 llevamos a las
columnas del periodico titulo de in
formation, reservandonos el derecho
de -confirmar no esta information
-. = - -,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12

49, NAN"|N
Sc hacen para ESQ: para especnlar. &.
NADIA ~ hace noisle ' dcsinteresada-
menle: por amor a las ideas. NADIA
se hace para dar expansion a los SEN
timienios del alma....
Sc especula hasta con Dios. Hay
quien reza a Dios como el que escribe
una carta a Ia firma Juan Perez Y
Compaffa. En- tOdo pone esta huma-
nidad su miserable cklculo. sin pen
sar que detras de ese mundo de pc
queflas cosas. Sc extiende In inmen-
sidad poblada de mundos Y mundos en-
los que sc precipitan nueras Y desco-
nocidas humanidades sujetas a leyes
superiOres a las nuestras y a supe-
riores destinos por Ia preparation es-
piritual que poseen.
Pero me he lido muy lejos tratan-
dose de una cOsa tan baladf. como esa
del padecer de los seres. :.
No te ocupes de esas tonterfas, mu-
chachO-me ha dicho alguien hay
que ser como los griegos, que hufan
del dolOr, Y solo buscaban la algeria,
la belleza del mdsculo del placer, de
Ia vida.
;Y Sc puede ser. feliz y reir Y amar
la belleza en- un mundo en- que Ell
egoismo Y la infamia nacen mas es-
tragos que ei hambrey Y ia miseria
juntas?
Los griegos tenfan un mundo feliz,
sin preocupaciones Y sin avaricias:
un mundo lleno de amor, de gracia, de
misica, de sol. de vino, de ensuefio.
Grecia no comerciaba. Grecia no es-
peculaba. Grecia no Odiaba. Grecia no
despojaba a nadie.. Grecia reia. Gre
cia amaba. Grecia cantaba. Grecia so
fiaba. Grecia era un himno la BELLE
"a al amor Ell el culto perenne de
las diosas de carne y hueso, Grecia
viva y fulguraba en- las liras, los pin
celes Y los buriles de sus artistas in
mortales. Por ESQ GTecia podfa ser
feliz y refa. ri dolor, no Sc detuyo ja-
mas en- la isla sonora, y verde, donde
atin Sc escucha la flauta del panida
llelfando con Las notas de siete carrie
zos los cuatro Contfnenfes de la tie
IRA. ...t,afa}Mt sNsNSsEs l5iNe''
Pero ell MHHdo la desenerado. FL
egoismo la avaricia sobre el lomo
dorado del dollar. diezfnaii la TERRA
y lfacdh 'rojo ell suelo de EIropa..i 5ol'
Esta guerra 'es els cohiiefzo de la
eradd lie ese dios siniestro !oefi9lollargi..
tI1etengase un fhstantGp ia hunianis
dad y medite. Piense en- eses DUE pas
san y no piden, porque la anardufa
viene como ell lobo del invierno con
los ojos rojos de sangre...
IIondaNpena desgarra nrestro cora
z0n cuando Ell las calles en- los ca
minos, nos asalta la turba infinita y
lamentosa de los pordioseros deam-
bulantes. Pero.. isiquiera esos di-
cen su padecer con sus figuras ,susi
voces. Los tristes, los verdRderamen-
te dignos de lastima, son esos que,
careciendo de 10 mas mfnimo, por or
gullo Y por soberbia, pasan' sileneiosos,
con la cabeza erguida asy los labios
desdenosamente cerrados, sin. pedir-
mes nada... aials4iiss- 50 III
Buaristo Ribdfta ehjerfed'o,lt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12
EI G0baRadN nGiOIa

DesGe aver Sc inici6 una mejerfa en-
la eafermedad que aqueja al Goherna-
dor, hoy, ha continuado, no yesultan-
do exactos los informes de que apoche
Sc haofa agrayado. FL parte metiico
de hoy es el siguiente:
"ConEfada la mejorfa inieiada aver.
la temperature, ell pulse la respira-
ci0n Sc lnaniienen normales.
edo. Dr Gati6rez Igaravides
Ell IMPARcIAL celebra que Sc ini-
Gle esta experimentation mejoIia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12
Los que no piden...

AAAAiAA lttlNa NFn-aAAN AAAnAtN tsAA'
z'n cnando "a las callcS y en- los ca.
minos. mes asalta eSa turlpa infinifa y
clamoroSa de los T,ordioseros desmbn.
lantes. Zero. =. siquiera esos diceIl
sn padecer con sus figuras lamenta-
bles sus voces tremulas. Los tristes,
los veriaderamente dignos de lastima.
son esos que. caneciendo de 10 mas
mlnimo. por orgullo y por soberbia.
paSan Silenciosos. con In cabeza er-
guida los lallios cerrados. sin pc
dirnoS nada... Los que no piden son
los mas dolorosos!...
YO adivino sus hambres Y sus mi
serias. sus viriles amarguras y sus
iragicas dignidades.
POr entire Ia multitud ruidosa in
consciente.-lila que atOlondrada per-
sigue una mariposilla de colores.-los
he visto pasar. NAL vestidOs, palidOs,
con una palidez| SEGA, tirando verde,
con las manchas moradas de Ia mala
circulation de la sangre, y sus OjOs
hondos iuros, como acero, sc han
clavadO en- mi con inquietud, como te-
miendO que sOrprenda sus miserias. =.
Con que secreta ansiedad miriam a
los serenos Y aseguradOs transeuntes
que van satisfechfsimos, con sus ca
ras rojas de sObre-alimentados =.
En- esas pobres almas va no entra ell
sol, porque llegan perder. con sus
padecimientos, In gracia de la vi
da...
Todo es hosco para ellos. Todo es
oscuro, como la muerte...
;Ah. humanidad! ;Ah, ciega huma-
nidad -.
llado el coraz6n para el amor, en- yez
de affair las uilas para defendernos
de los ataques de nuestrOs hermanos,
los Gaines. todo ese dolor no pasarfa
inadvertido para nosotros. -.
La lucha con el demoilio del .Yecino
nos di6 el instinto de la fiera.,
81 comprendi6ramos, 81 fuesemOs
mas psic0logos. 81 ahOndaramos en- el
alma de las cosas. sabrfamos que esOs
Que pasan sin pedir NADIA, merecen to-
da nuestra atenci6n, toda nuestra ca
ridad. Ellos, son los Nbuenos, los me-
jores, pordue necesitan, y no pideIl.fni
roban.. He dicho ''ni roban'' VI digo
bien. Tienen derecho ESQ, "a fOhar,.
Hay un principle anarquico q.e0rdera
que, cuando la. sociedad no nos dl lOiq.
todo ser. tiene derecho exigir, debe-
mos, tomarlo por Ia fuerza..
No 10 ~hacen asf, los menesteros..
de ahf mi compassion. Pasan por la
vida como sefores arruinados, care
ciendo de todo. sin pedir NADIA. sober
bios, erguidos, con ell rictus amargo
de un dolor que sobreviyira- a la
muerte.
Isl nos dieramos cuenta! Pero,
no.. A los que piden no lie damos y
81 lie damos ,es por miedo. A los que
no piderr no N damos porque no nos
gusta dar. 5.
la humanidad nunca da NADIA es-
pontaneamente, desinteresadamente.
Cristo di6 ! 10 hizo por la saivacion
de su doctrina. Todos lleva i'm ihtefes
en- este mundo. La mujer anna por Ell
matrimoliio. FL homBre nos da su
amistad pensando en- la utilidad que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12

ma senorita Barragan, el Teatro ha
de verse esa noche pleno de publico,
.ganoso de festejarfa tan amables ar
tistas.
Asf 10 deseamos sinceramente para
que las notables actrices puedan llevar
un grato recuerdo de nuestra eihdsd
Y de nuestro pdblico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12
P8Tdid d hlt9

Nuestro empleado Agustfn Cutie
rrez. del departamento de linOtipistas
lpasa por Ia pena de haber perdide
una criatura con que le obsequiaba ST
esposa en- 81 dfa de hoya y no obs.
tante los primeros instantes de YER
dadera crisis, Sc nos info11ha que Is
nadre Sc encuentra fdera de TODD pc
Iligro, 10 cual celebramos nuche.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12
DE REGREse9r

Regresaron de la Isla donde' estuvie-
ron asistir como testigds en- jiicios
que Sc celebraron en- las SGortes dc Are
cibo Guayama, los Iiispectores del
Trabajo seiiores Ramon R1lrJguez
Tur : Luis F. Machicote. iSst'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12
MdOraRd0

Fl, respectable cabaHero don Jose Ca
p6. de esta ciudad, quien Sc haIIa re-
clufdo en- el Hospital San Lueas. Gle
Ponce. tarrando de grave doleneil, con
fin1a mucho mejor.
Nos alegra poder participar la noti-
cia sus faniliares Y amigos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12
AyIso

J Ell AImacen y Oficina de A.
VICENTE & co. S. EN- c. Sc ha
trasladado a Ia Gale Nueva No.
s, frente al aImacer de los Sres.
B. Fernandez & Hnos. Sues. en-
Ia Marina.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12
Para las victimas de las E
inundaciones en- Espa1a
Estdd0 dc la caost,ei6a i,tioiada f,0r c
senior Consul dc EspGHa Hterino,
RI ,fdpa, Jose ~. LQmbg n,n,

ael is 6T77TgYf ai . 9laaio
'Ener9 II 1920 .lallob isl. obg1
Suma anterior ~ olsus q $1i.26f
ri II, sRf,aesq dc -ANnqtia3us ataa
Casino Espanol s,es,nig -aih ~ 800
Sres Ramon Moran " Go. Ii ,yeaca ,5A
Don ENRIQUE Gorilla aetf ,iti...r "a
9 Francisco Brunei %
:. Jaime Calaf 20
Sres. Manuel villamil, Sues. 10
Don Emeterio Villamor 10
/" Arturo COrt6s 10
Simon Cuadros 10
:. Claudio Garcia 10
=. Federico Calaf Collazo 10
Augusta Cueto 10
$ Guillermo Ifarraguerri 10
Alfredo HuertO 10
9 Felix del Llano M 10
y Pedro Zorrilla ii ,d5< 200 10
Z" Leonardo Saenzu2J7~ sXedf. 40
= francisco Eehandi .,H1s g,ais,;l
- jose Baquero sesa q
!" Vicente Garcia n a.ee 3
\" A. Otero Lopez 3
:. Victor Garcia 80
:. Pedro Cortes sS d
.. Antonio Cort6s sssss7s-I s
I" Andres Cuadros 5
8. Miguel Gomez ssss;s 5
6" Teodomiro Taboas : . z 8
:. Antolfn Bravo 6
:" Luis Garcia )
g Luis Cueto )
Felix Lopez 5
9 Jose Zorrilla )
Angel Zorrilla 8
Belafniino Sudrez 5
9 Julio Caribou .
q Julian Gambia 5
g Ignacio Franco s
!" Jaime Suro 3
s Delffn Suro D
!: Agustfn Ifarraguerri 5
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12
ATENcIoN lsREs.


DKYALhISTAS
E. REYES & CO. de- Caro-.
chales, P. r. Venden Cigarros
EIabOrados. Pida precio pOr Co.
rreO.
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UNA GoLETA QUE ZoZOBRA
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12
FIDRIERAs Y APARADoREs

Propias para EstabIecimiento
de ComerciO, Farmacia u otro
por Ell estilo venden
GOTTA, AGuDO y Ca, S. en- c:
San Jose esquina a Allen:
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Advt.
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o. II. SBlVELL.
General Manager P. R. L. s r. Co
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12

! Noficias iqe anoche lpformabap que.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12

nlel Il ET'3IgYG ai aiaaio
Enern Il, 1920. ,!D .iailob IA, t,t,e4
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Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
Prescott, Arizona, Aug. II, Io2C

Prescott, Arlzona, Aug. II, 1920 To T. c. Norris, His Hers or
 Assigns:
 You are hereby notified that I have expended duriug the years 1915 and l9l6 the sum of Twelve Hundred t$l20000) Dollars in labor and im- provements 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 15S, Min ing Records of Yavapai County, Ari- zona; The O. w. L. lode Mining Claim, location recorded in Book 70, Page 42l, said County records; The ZULA Lode Mining Claim, location recorded in Book 70, Page 504, said County records; The HULA NO2, Lode Mining Claim. location record ed in Book 5@, Page S2, said County records; The COLLINS Lode Mining Claim, location recorded in Bool, go, Page 4o5. said County Records, and The Arked Lode Mining Claim, To- cation recorded in Book 63, Page 355, said County Records.
 That such labor was performed and expenditure made in order to hold said Claims under the provisions of Sections 232+ of the Revised Stat uteS of the United States and the amendmcnts 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. 2l. 1915 and l9I6.
 Also that l have tiled the notices required to hold said above-described Claims, and the Silver Reef lode Min ing Claim. Walker Mining District. TavaPai County. Arizona, location re- corded in Book S4, Page 225. Mining Records of Yavapai County, Arizona. under Resolution No. F and No 70. by Congress Oct. ,, 1917. and Nov 13, 1919, for the years 1917. 1918 and 1919.
 And if, within ninety days of the personal service of this notice. or within ninety days after the publica- ton thereof, you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of said expenditure as cO-Owner, your inter est in said Mining Claims will be- NOiIC tAC PlDPV4Ay O4 lIlc SubSNllOCl' your co-owner, who made the required expenditure in accordance with the provisions of said Section 2324, and filed said notices required by said Resolution No. l2 and No. 70. ap- proved by Congress Oct 5, 1917, and Nov 13, 1919.
 JOHN CURRAN First pub. Aug. II. 19An.
 Last pub. Nov. 10. 1920,
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
City Ne1Us Tn Brief
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(FroIn Thursdays Dailyl

(Fro1n Thursdays Daily) Being Repaired.
 The frame office building of the Santa Fe accross from tine freight house is being placed in repair, new flooring laid, and stairs. In this building are the headquarters of the transportation inspector. From Camp Wood
 Sid Marks was in the city yester- day from Camp Wood on shor business trip.
 From The Hassayampa.
 Otto Lang, a cattleman from the upper Hassayampa, was 9 Prescott visitor yesterday. He is trying to locate residence property before the opening of the school year, and will move his family to this city. From Oklahoma City.
 J. w. Hamre and family, Ms. Iawhead and children and Mrs. Ross of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, are vacationing in this city, the length of their stay being indefinite, They report good roads from the Okla homa capital to this city, and that they made the trip without mishap, or car trouble mot even . puneture. Left For Phoenix.
 Mrs. l.. A. Wolf, and child, Of Fort Worth, Texas, left yesterday for Phoenix after several weeks spent in Prescott. Mrs. Wolfe expressed herself as favorable toward this city as a place for permanent residence. She drove about Arizona in car with the object of reporting a fav- orable location to Mir. Wolfe.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07


 day of July, 1920, until paid. toge- ther with costs Ill the sum of twen- ty one dollars and twenty cents, and which said judgment is docNeted in book 1 of Judgment Dockets at page IA in ihe oftce of the clerk of said Court.
 am directed 10 make the sum due on said judgment, with inter est as aforC aid, and costs and ac- .cruing costa to satisfy said judg- ment. out of the property of said debtor, situate in said County be- longing to said judgment debtor, on the date whereon said judgment was docketed in said court, or any time thereafter, and
 I have thls day duly, and accord ing to law, levied upon all of the right, title and interest of the said defendant in and 10 5Ae following described real property situate in the Cherry Creek Mining District Yavapai County, Arizona:
 Clark No. 2, Monroe Annex No. l; Monroe; Blackhawk Annex No. ?; Blackhawk; Blackhawk Annex No. 3;
 Hawk: Black Hawk Annex No. 3; Catherine M.; Marrhena J.. McGhee, Black Hawk No. 2; Clark No. 1: Clark No. 3; Dearborn. Black Hawk Annex No. 1: Black Hawk No Fonr, Harriet, and Rlacl<hawk No. Three lode mining claims United States Pat cnt for which is of record in Book 102 of Deeds page PIP. ct seq. rec Ords of Yavapai County. Arizona. to- gether with any and all mills, ma chinery, houses, barns, or other im- provements situate thereon, and aI- so all property of every kind nature and description which is now upon said mining claims or used in con nection herewith.
 by causing a copy of said eXecu- ton and my return of levy upon the above described property to be filed and recorded in the office of the County Recorder of said Yavapai County, Arizona.
 Now, Therefore, Notice is Hereby Given that on Monday, the 9th day oi September, 1920, at the hour of elev- en o'clock in the forenoon of that day, at the north door of the court house i'll the City of Prescott. in said County of YayapaI and State of Arizona, I will in obedience 10 said writ of execution sell all of the above described property, or so much thereof as may be necessary to sat isfy said plaintiffs judgment. with in terest, costs and accruing costs, to the highest bidder for cash in law ful money of the United States of America
 Witness My Hand this 4th day of August 1920,
 WARREN c. DAVIS, Sheriff of Yavapai County, State of Arizona.
 by Ed. F. Bowers
 Deputy Sheriff
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07

ects as its place oi business ill all matters connected with said es- tate.
 Dated August sth. 1920. Commercial Trnst & Savings Bank.
 EXecutSI W-5t. First pub. Aug, U,
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
(From Fridays Daily)

From Humboldt
 w. A. Felber, cattleman, was In from Humboldt yesterday. From Jerome Junction
 Toe Toci was a Prescott visitor from Jerome Junction yesterday. From Hillside
 Henry Ritter, a cattleman from Hillside, was a visitor in the city yes terday.
 Prescott Visitor.
 O. A. Taylor, a business man oi Grown King, was a visitor to Pres colt yesterday.
 Girl Arrived
 A seven and one-haIf pound girl arrived at the home of Mir. and Mra O'Brien of this city
 From Crown King
 George Doner, a mining man from Crown King, was in the city yester- day on short business trip. From Grown King.
 NJ. A. Mckay, a mining man oi the Grown King. district, was in the city yesterday on business. Back From Vacation
 Miss Helena Hartley Anderson, ali educational aide of the local barracks, returned yesterday from her vacation at Sierra Madre, Calif, Back From Flagstaff
 Miss Lydia Acker, home demon stration agent, has returned from . convention of university extension workers held in Flagstaff Made Fast Drive
 Francis Lyons, a real estate dealer of Jerome, drove to this city yestcr- day over the new highway in one hour and thirty-iive minutes. From Turkey Creek
 R. C. Campbell was a visitor |, this city yesterday from the Turke: Creek district. He is a miner devei oning some leased claims in that sec ton.
 Dry Farmer Here
 Frank Beaver, rancher of the In ner Loop, was in the city yesterday He is dry farming on the old Kelly ranch, and states he has a good stand Of corn this year.
 Back From California
 Ed Bowers, under-sheriff of Yav apai county, returned Wednesday from California points, where he spent a month fishing, hunting and vacationing in general. Bore For Meteors
 Charles F. Hoops of the Crater Mining company was in the city yes, tcrday. This company is preparing to recover meteors reputed to have fallen and buried themselves in Can, yon Diablo. Arizona.
 At Glenwood Springs
 In a letter to Miss Anna Campbell
 
 Jones of the Red Cross organization of this city, James Rodgers, son O Mr. and Afrss. I. B. Rodgers, 4ll South Granite street, MT. Rodger' gives the information that he wen from Gallup, N. M., to GlenwooC Springs, Colo, "slow by train" anc "iast by airplane" He is in the ser vice of the Colorado Airplane com pany and says the machines are be ing tuned up for flights at state anC other fairs. as well as being usesd or the regular air service between Den yer and Salt Lake. He thought I possible that he would be with tn company in Phoenix during the stat fair,
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07

Trustees of School District No. 10, Yavapai County, Arizona. Aug. 18-Sept s last.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
(From Saturdays daily)

Prescott Visitor . .:,,.
 Mrs. ]. C. Edwards was in the ci'y f-a,, Jerome function yesterday. Jerome Junction Visitor n,.
 Mrs. C. Murry was visitor m rms civ yesterday from Jerome JuneHoh' From Jerome Junction
 MT. and Mrs. H. C. Anderson were Prescott visitors yesterday from Je- rome Junction.
 From Louisiana
 Arthur Chandler of Shreveport, La, is the guest of Alfred B. Carr at Ithe Yayapai club,
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07

Mrs. Tom Marks and son, accom- panied by Miss Nlillie Marks, hei daughter, who is now resident O: Tucson, passed through the city yes terday ell route to the Marks hons in Humboldt
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF YAVAPAI In the matter Of the estate of NJ. K. SIKOS, Deceased.
 No. l422

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
 Notice is hereby given by the un- dersigned. Commercial Trust and Sa- wings Bank. Executor of the eS- tate of NJ. K. Sikos, Deceased, to the creditors thereof, and all per sons havings claims against said decedent, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four mon ths after the first publication of this notice. to said Commercial Trust and Savings Bank at its office in Prescott, Yavapai County, Arizona, which office the undersigned sell
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
CFrom Sundays Daily) From Dewey

From Dewey 1,,
 Ed Genung, a cattieman ot Dewey was in the city yesterday. From Clarkdale
 Mike Lofts of Clarkdale was in the city yesterday on business mission Mining Man In Town
 Tohn Harlan, who is engaged 1T mining. was in from Walker yester- day.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
lFrom Tuesday's DaiIyl

Back To Pine Crest
 Miss Viola Weaver returned yester- day from all extended visit to east ern points, which included Detroit and New York City She IS resi- dent ct Pins Crest,