Weekly Journal-Miner from Prescott, Arizona • Page 2

WEEKLY JOURNAL-MINER, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 28. 1913. a i IDS THAT COMPANY IS TO RECLAIM Ex-Senator Burton Is WithPartyHereFrom The East jpass a law putting into effect the while the impatient and the imagi-orovisions of the amendment. If no native hurried to a telegraph office. soecial election is called in the Seven million dollars, thirty-five mil-! meantime the voters of the State lion francs, to an unknown shepherd I will ballot on the question of issu- of Sernhac from an English uncle ing bonds for good roads, at the he had never heard of, was romance I general election in 1916.

enough to hold French avention for T. G. Norris, president of the Ari- three days, during which Marius lie-i zona Good Roads Association, who came famous. was in the city Tuesday, heartily Then came the news it was ail a endorsed the movement, and said mistake; no such fortune had been that every good roads booster in left. When Marius was informed he Arizona would work for the initia- could not believe it, particularly as tion and adoption of the amendment, the offers of marriage still continued The Arizona Automobile Dealers to come every mail, the late Association at a luncheon held at wooers declaring their eagerness to the Adams Hotel passed resolutions wed the good-looking youn shtp-in favor of the movement and each herd, money or no m.ney.

'rday SENT TO ENGLAND COMMERCIAL OREI FOR PERMISSION SHIPMENTS TO TO MARRY BE WEBB NOT READY TO SERVE HIS SENTENCE- (From Saturday's Daily.) Ore shipments from the Com- (From Wednesday's Daily.) The criminal case ol the State-gainst W. D. Webb, is to be further delayed so far as the carrying: out of the sentence- is to be considered, Reese M. Ling, the attorney for Webb, filing a stay of execution before the Supreme Court at Phoenix, a few days ago. This move is instituted for the purpose of having the higher court review its recent decision when Webb was found guilty of cattle stealing and sentenced to serve six years in the State penitentiary, the GLOBE, May 23.

When John J-! Harris and Miss Amy J. Brunier were married Monday night by mercial mines in Copper Basin are Judge Hinson Thomas a pretty ro- tQ b. appreciabIy in the member was pledged to work and he is saying: "I shall wait, I am narties is of lec-al aire futurc- Geo- c- Ruffner sending an- trial taking place in the district boost for the success of the bond not yet ready to choose a wife." botb had to present the written other team of six mules from this court of this county. some ot uie iovc sick wemen oner consent 0f parents before they cuy yesteraay. ine contract cans vuniy uaumvan nas: CProm Saturday's Daily) state engineer uraar i-oun, nai- suosianuai ionuncs ui incir own, coujj sccure 3 marriage license from Ior lne oeiiverj- 10 ine rauroau ai ocen servea wun a copy, ana win Geo.

A. Thayer, of the Arizona urauy an entuusiasuc goou iuau aim uus may nciy kic ssiuuon ui judge Wentworth, clerk of the sup- JKU" vaiicy oi aooui uny ions per resist any iunner action Deing laii-Land and Irrigation Company, re- booster, stated that the issuing of the perplexity of Marius. The shep- erjor court- day, for shipment to the Copper en. as the case was thoroughly in-turned yesterday from Indianapolis, a substantial amount of bonds for herd has many frienJi who lidievc itfiss Brunier is the daughter of Queen smelters at Douglas. Mine vestigated, and a jury returned a after an absence of over five months the purpose of constructing roads in his inheritance, and he himself Eugene Brunier, an employee of the development goes ahead energetical- verdict against Webb who stole cat-and expressed himself in optimistic would save the tax payers of Arizona seems to be convinced thai he will QJd Dominion mining company and a tonnage is reported tie from the J.

W. Sullivan Corn-terms over the future of that under- many thousands of dollars. "Every yet receive the fortune. Neverthe- whcre Mr. Harris is also employed.

to be exposed in new workings in pany near Anvil Rock. Over two-taking particularly since further Itti- tax-payers' league in the State less, he takes his flock daily to the Although his daughter is but 17 the Garbarino Hill zone, and of a months will elapse before the Pnr1vt. through the recent should endorse and work for the pasturage, and in the evening consid- irr 20. Mr. sood grade.

oreme Court considers the latest nt Srrrtrv Lane of the bond issue," said Mr. Cobb. "Iters his many offers of marriage. tn ih (move in this celebrated case. Interior Department.

means that Arizona will then be able Kn he was Joined by former to build good substantial roads United States Senator J. R. Burton, without burdening the taxpayers of -r tt rhl- todav. lhe tuture Rcncrauon win nance maKinc it ODiicatorv tor ail a i T. n.

Perrine. of Twin help pay for our good roads because motor cars to carry a device by VnaUnA it tnnt twenty years has been exhibited as a The mandate of the Supreme Falls, Idaho. The party left the the bonds will not be due for a long train at Jerome Junction, and were time." conducted by automobile over thej Secretary Davidson will ask every lands owned" by the company, in board of supervisors, every cham- Brunier saw no objections to the i i The municipal authorities of Paris It wa3 not so e3siIy arranged for thc nave unucr cunbiuerauon an oral CHICAGO FREAK DIES. I CHICAGO, May i a The future generation will nance making it obligatory for all hU Feters weight 6U0 pounds, who for, 'MUST PAY FOR Mrs. Mary, hitttnr man wtttt riwp that region, on a trip of observation, ber of commerce, every automobile Tic site of the projected main stor-.

club, and every good roads associ-age dam on Willow Creek was also'ation in the State to assist in circu-inspected. Thc visitors are all pro- lating the initiative petitions and to minently known in financial circles, afterwards work for thc adoption ef They will remain for a few days the amendment by the voters of the only. Mrs. Thayer acocmpamed her state, husband on the trip to Prescott bv twenty years ha writing before he was able SS.T&of&ffSS lmcror n- to locate her and. get the necessary suit of Je Larson vs- G- W- stantly without the assistance of thc document.

The letter from "Ti a row received yesterday by Cleric chauttemir. buch a measure would England Saturday night and Mr lM 7" prevent accidents similar to that in -3 WM on Bearlv. Mondav hospital was strong enough to hold which the two children of Isadora i ncr antl patient was laid cross io secure inc I'tciut. LARGE PLAN OF DEVELOPMENT DECIDED ON PATRON OF BIRDS AND WILD ANIMALS them for consideration Duncan met their death. Another preventable accident of thc same kind was caused in Paris a short time ago by a chauffeur fainting on his box.

The proposed device which the technical committee of thc Pre fecture of the Seine have before HEEDS THE CALL OF GREAT COMMANDER (From Thursday's Danyl Last night at about 11KX) o'clock Farley, and recorded. This action was instituted last July by Larson, who was awarded damaees against Hull in the sum of $472.35, for injuries received in being attacked and struck with a cane, while in the employ of the latter at a minintr camp near this city Larson in his complaint demanded a much larger amount, but a iurv of i twelve decided otherwise. Thta case- GLOBE, May 22. A riot at Mi- was vigorously fought by attorneys- wise on two beds, which were reinforced by chairs. A special coffin was made for the body.

FORMAL INQUIRY. PARIS, May 22. President Poin care is strongly opposed to the kill- I easily applied to any automob of about ten dollars. is said to be the summons camc to WaIes ArnoId ami ten days ago, resulting in the on both sides, and Mr. Hull an another beloved and esteemed dcath of Josc Pcre5f a Mexican, has appealed to the higher court Thi i and again lost.

f. W. bullivarr passed over the divide. The brought forth a formal innuirv bv 10St" I tA i.t, ua 'orrnai inquiry oy was thc attorney for Larson. uu ds the Mexican government according fFrom Friday's Daily.) care is strongly opposed to me kh ceIebrated oicture in Pr heaUh ff thc PaSt tW t0 a kom Governor Hunt Mining Iocatica nonce, for ,1, F.

H. Drury. vice president of tiding of animals and birds for sport, Two of the most celebrated picture fc wfth rhenma. Journal Miner office. New Mexico Lead and Copper and one of his first acts after dec- actors in France arc M.

Prince, of a ommX hrWn touay- 1 omce- is decidedly optimistic over thc fu- tJon tQ announcc himself a pat-: the historic Varictes theatre, and riT i. lirf from the French society whose -ax iinaer. iney arc ootn execea-Sn. IPrpo is to afford protection to ingly inventive and manage to evolve With T. W.

Meyer, secretary, he animals. He does not, however, vish every week some clever pantomimic arrived Chicago last week, to pose as an mcrcly comedy in which they take the prin- Qut the state and cspecialiy thIs v. narae aild nas just made the cuai jiaris anu siagc manage inc and for the purpose of outlining a Jo'lnnmint ri- uiuctat jnumun.cun.ni mai iic The passing of this soldier and upright citizen of the early days will be learned fwith sorrow through- uJt of their examinations. Instead not hold a gun in hand during his or concentrating work on one claim tcrm 0f 0fgcc, Although both regularly employed in playing leading parts in the best section, where he had resided since 1863. Not an unkind word can be utter against thc deceased, but on the other hand there is everything lri''hexSyl Thi.ded.ion of the President is theatres 'Paris and the provinces, explored both showing attractive an entirely personal one.

He de- we cammns oi nc.e two actors in a Ws deaKngS( industrious in habits, conditions from limited development, dares he has no intention of inter- royalties from the moving pictures an exemparv an that term New and modern machinery is to fering with the sport of others, and far exceed not only their own con- this man had won the af-be installed immediately and the two'that whcn duties t0'siderablc salaries from thc "legiti- be present at a Presidential hunting' mate" practice of their art, but prob-- rn New mechanical equipment. fparty. he will "fulfill them. ably thc profits of most popular ae-' 76 ars and as a soldier Beine a practical mining man, andi It is believed, however, that this tor-manager. Aiax Linaer aionc is frnm r.i;.

assocjatcd with other undertakinKS, 3ttitudc of Poincare wii have a understood to have received over tQ scrve scction with air. considerable effect on Presidential "om nis moving picture entertaining during the coming years work in the past three years. tary of thc JIark Process company, ot his administration, une oi tnc Proceedings of the Board Supervisors of Yavapai County, Arizona. Of lor the desulphurization of ores, this attractions of France to royal I MULE NOTED FOR principle reducing tne visitors has been the magnificent to about one-third of the present methods. Several plants are rurirtin coverts of the President country toughout the west, and in due scat at Rambouillct, but out of dc; time one is to be installed in this fercncc to the opinions of M.

Poin- field, where this character of a re-i ca Js that most royai bellious yield predominates, and es-i i vieitnrc rplrfiin frrtni minting nil 10 ine cast mum 1 MAN KILLING PROCLIVITIES OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, YAVAPAI COUNTY, ARIZ. The Board of Supervisors of Yavapai Countv, Arizona, met at 9 o'clock A. M. Monday, May 19, 1913. Present: William Stephens, Member and Chairman; H.

W. Heap, Mkwf W. T. Relrhpr. Tlerk I rif i i 1 an infantry regiment.

He was one seconded and warrants pamcnt of sam'c weriT ordcrcd draTTH of the first soldiers detailed to raise upon the Expense Fund, to-wit: the stars and stripes to the masthead Claim Warrant Amount at Fort Whipple, and after three years was mustered out of service He then located in the Verde Val nf thl ntv. Mr, Meyer has concluded to make Trescott his headquarters in the future, and will act as the general manager of the comoany. He i3 ex perienced in mechanical channels while in France. A young and beautiful Portuguese .1 I woman, iMademoisciie Constance qi Gama. is indefatigable in her efforts and likewise is enthusiastic over his tQ secure better treatment for Roy-mining interests.

Before leaving for, in Portugal who suf- the east yesterday Mr. Drury ex-! nf chased in the Salt River Valley. wil be pressed himself in a pronounced bad treatment at thc honds of. treacherous nature it is S.C manner over the attractions of Pres- the Portuguese government. Court treacherous nature, it is chape, of 5 I orized nevertheless for its hardv -t cott, thc wounderful state highway for scenic beauties, and tne unequalled climate.

He contemplates making another trip in thc very near future. proceedings do not deter her any more than the handships of navigation deterred her famous ancestor, Vasco da Gama, from sailing out to India in the fifteenth century. Thc activities of this young woman brought her before a court martial I in Lisbon in April on a charge of PHOENIX, May 22. The initia-' conspiracy against the government, tion of the constitutional amendment She was tried and acquitted. She at GOOD ROADS BONDS NOT A DEAD ISSUE (From Friday's Daily.) George C.

Ruffner brought to thc sc, when a brge tract was city Wednesday from Skull Valley. anJ where hc was thc first to in one of his mules used in freighting troJuce growing. He continuous from the Commercial mines to ed tQ there until about three the railroad station, that is notorious agQ when the dcath of wifc for its man-killing proclivities, hav- occurred he thcn ieavine the 0ld ing kicked and stamped to death to homcstead. The body be taken date, seven humans. back for probabiy 0n Sun- This animal comes from Missouri daj and wherc it win be hlA by the originauy anu recently was pur- nf as hc had reauested.

be conducted at the Maus Co. nreced- prized nevertheless for its hardy jng the finaI frame, being dutiful in harness and eager lu carry aiun any uurucn required. As yet it has not shown any desire to claim another victim in this RICH STRIKE IS MADE IN THE MARGIN section, as extreme caution is exercised by those teamsters having it -u Vt. the city yesterday from Maxton, harness. The only man not injured Thursday's Daily.) Martin Anderson, who arrived in that has had it in charge is J.

M. Welch, foreman of the Ruffner teams n. A nniift earn -n A fit rr 1 1 iTM in Dn. providing that the state ot Arizona experienced hands in excess of the orto, where she has collected $15,000 $350,000 limit now in thc constitu-, for the relief of Royalist prisoners, tion is assured. As Mademoiselle da Gama journeys When House Bill No.

25, known through the country she is hailed as as the Linney bill and providing for a hefoine by Royalist prisoners, who the above, and which had the en-'bow down before her in grateful ac-dorsement of all the boards of sup-' knowledgment of her self-sacrifice in ervisors, good roads associations and their cause. Her courageous persis-a number of the commercial clubs in tence is attracting considerable ud-the state, was refused consideration miration even from officials of the bv the Senate after having been in. Republic the hands of the committee on constitutional amendments and referen- To the Duchess of Bedford, anoth er woman devoted to the Royalist horseman, and who stated yesterday that this mule would bear the closest of watching under all conditions 1 kamfT f.1t.rt!rt Th.a. vAn were kicked to death and four were! rge ump of high grade ore i i.i was in evidence and there was a very brings news of a very rich strike made a short time ago by John McKinnon on his Margin mine, that was occasioning general comment, as one of the most important copper discoveries that had been known in that district. large tonnage exposed in the main tt I CPFPTAT rrTTAMC I aril I.

iucrnnnon 5 biuuji is suuai- CANNOT BE HELD cd above the Pr0PertiC3 of the New ourt7MTv ur on Mexico Lead and Copper Company, PHOENIX, May dec- Qn Mmmt UnJ and fJf the past Hons for the submission of initiated or referred laws are not permttted genUy engaged jn opcn. under the Arizona constitution, ac- ing up his claims. The value of the cording to Attorney General Bullard ofe wM njt but estimates dum since April the members cause, belongs the distinction of be-of the House got busy and organiz-g the principal accuser of the Ac. tueuesc government in the matter of t-. I mirq tri NAtrimhH 101 A (U ntm electing H.

H. Linney, their treatment ot political prisoners. rcd metal( with gold as a material value. speaker of the House, president, and Material for her revelations, which Jate a law appropriating a mim of Roy N. Davidson, a member of the have caused something of a senea-i an Arizona exhdnt at the San sociation Rov 24th legislative assembly, secertary.

"on, was secured during visits which Headquarters have been establish- made in person to the various 1 in the National Bank of Arizona prisons. The Portuguese govern- Building, and as soon as the con-. ment, however, protests against these stitutional amendment is drafted pe- revelations, as well as thc attacks titions for initiating the same will against the Republic which have ap-be sent out to every county in the Peared recently in foreign news-State for circulation. From the en- papers. thusiasm already shown there is lit i tie doubt that more than enough! No sooner was the news of the signers will be secured within a very Francisco and San Diego expositions pQRMER MINER OF wiu dc aDanaonea.

YAVAPAI IS KILLED A referendum will be invoked against the section of the penal code Letters from Deming, N. state depriving the Governor of his oar- that the dead body of a miner iiam- doning and reprieving powers, but ed George Woodbine was found near only that section of the code will that citv several days aim main inoperative untU the election. by a COmpanion with whom he was The plan to abolish capital punish- last seen traveling toward Lords-ment will also siihmitterf hv burg. Both were en route to Bis- SUUUUl was UIC I1CHS inc I iir i I vast inheritance of Marius Bonnaud means of an initiative but not until c' 3S1l1tQatrWnd hj i i i t. ii short time.

i liailICU llir wB 1 raiicc, man wuoicn from all parts of the country becan Ttic ing tne seven condemned murderers the general election in iit ana 11 x-, Tnnrml-Minpr mnA- A.r the Florence oenitenharv. Kead tne November 1914. Governor Hunt in ceased" "was formerly a miner of this the meantime will continue repriev- county, and aged about 39 years. To Whom Drawn. Account R.

T. Belcher. O.D.R. ior Mrs. J.

Coates 15.00 W. E. Glenn, 4 days' work with State Examiner 25.80 John Massing, Hudson automobile 2350.00 W. O. Townsend, first half May salary.

Jail Cook 45.00' B. W. Weaver, freight and drayage on Jail fixtures 9.54 W. E. Glenn, assg.

Commercial Trust Savings Bank first half May salary. Deputy Assessor 40.00- J. H. Drew, first half May salary, Janitor 50.0fr A. L.

Jones, first half May salary. Deputy Cleric of Court 75.00 P. J. Farley, first half May salary, Clerk of Superior Court 100-Oa Frank O. Smith, first half May 5alary, Superior Judge 83.34 Lincoln H.

Beyerle, first half May salary and transcripts. Court Reporter 108.33" T. E. Campbell, first half May salary. County Assessor 100.00- C.

E. Gentry, first half May salary and expenses, Deputy Assessor 76.50 E. W. Stephens, first half May salary. Dep.

Assessor 50.00 Benj. Powers, first half May salary. Deputy Recorder 50.00 H. H. Jones, first half May salary, Deputy 50.00 W.

T. King, first half May salary. Chief Dep. Recorder 6230 L. S.

Colwell, first half May salary, Recorder 100.00 A. Cruickshank, first half May salary. Plaza Gardener 6230 P. J. Keohane, first half May salary, Deputy Treasurer 75.00 E.

A. Rogers, first half May salary, Treasurer 104.15 Yep Gan, first half May salary. County Hospital Cook 30.00 J. D. Bethune, first half May salary.

Superintendent County Hospital 52.fj) A. Owen, first half May salary. Farmer County Hosp. 2C.0O Mrs. J.

D. Bethune. first half May salary. Matron County Hospital 37.50 Durward Anderson, assg. J.

D. Bethune, 16 days' salary Steward County Hospital, May 38J2 B. H. Weaver, freight and drayage on supplies for Court House and Jail 20.8 Jos. H.

Morgan, first half May salary. Depv'y County Attorney R. T. Belcher, first half May ialary and office expense Clerk Board of Supervisors 102,50 Malcolm A. Fraser, freight and cartage on museum jars.

Chamber of Commerce 14.70 Malcolm A. Fraser, first half May salary, Immigration Commissioner "52 Thos. E. Thompson, first half May salary, Dep. Sheriff 2a.00 F.

F. Bartlett. first half May salary, Deputy Sheriff 2a.00 Frank Burncll, first half May salary. Deputy Sheriff 2a.0O E. T.

Mulholland, first half May salary. Deputy Sheriff 1230 G. Frank Harrington, first half May salary. Dep. Sheriff 25.00 Blake Baker, first half May salary.

Deputy Sheriff 50.00 C. M. Raible, first half May salary. Deputy Sheriff 75.00 Jno. J.

Burns, first half May salary. Deputy Sheriff 50.00 J. F. Young, first half May salary. Deputy Sheriff 62.50 Chas.

C. Keeler, salary as Sheriff for the month of March, 1913 333.3a Chas. C. Keeler, first half of May salary. Sheriff 166.67 J.

W. Hudgens, first half May salary. Deputy 37.50 Fred Hawkins, first half May salary. Deputy 37.50 P. W.

O'SuIlivan. first half May salary. Co. Attorney 100.00 The following claims having been approved by IJ. J.

t-arley. Uerk ot the Superior Court, warrants in payment of same were ordered drawn upon the Expense Fund, to-wit: 621 620 William Stephens, first half May salary, Chairman Board of Supervisors 62.50 622 621 H. W. Heap, first half May salary. Supervisor 50.00 623 622 Alonzo Mason, first half May salary.

Supervisor SO.OOjg Application for leave of absence from May 18th to May 22nd, inclusive for the purpose of attending a meeting of the Arizona Medical Association at Globe, Arizona, having been filed by Dr. C. E. Yount, Attending Physician, it was ordered by the Board that said leave of absence be granted. There being no further business, the Board upon motion adjourned until Monday, June 2nd, 1913.

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