Arizona republican., 1900-07-25

| it when she shuffles off the name of her father. Time will tell.
 It is reported around town that the Little Daisy mine is turning out some excellent copper ore very similar to that in the great United Verde mine. If it is fact it will be of great benefit to Jerome, for the property is only few hundred yards from town, at the foot of the United Verde roast piles. The surface formation is similar to that capping over the latter bonanza. The shaft is now down over 200 feet. The owner of the property is very close mouthed regarding his property and will give out no information at all, either good or bad.
 w. J. Edwards foreman of the Iron King mine, is in town on business. The Iron King is owned by w. A. Clark and Joseph L. GirouX, and is a very valu- able property. It fell to its present owners in the division of the famous Equator claims when the case which had been in litigation for ten years was settled out of court by the interested parties. Development work on the Iron King is being pushed as rapidly as men and the latest improved mining ma chinery can do it. It is near the Cop per Chief. which is also being eXtens- ively developed. On the latter mine a large cyanide plant will soon be in &C., tive operation.
 Jerome was visited on Sunday after noon by one of those old soaking rains for which the mountainous portion of Arizona is noted in the summer time. It came up in a hurry, and got down to business in a hurry. In a few minutes the streets were miniature rivers and the water was pouring in torrents from the caves of the houses. The drain pipe at Hotel ConnOr was plugged up and a steady stream poured from the top of the latter place. Bitter creek was a raging torrent in less than thirty minutes after the first water fell. The streets are quite muddy.
 Work will begin on the News group of mines in the near future once more. Preparations are being made at pres ent to put a gang of men to work
 The gasoline hoist engine and other machinery have arrived at the Chris Harryhausen group Of mining claims a mile out on the railroad from the U. " & r. railroad depot, and will be placed
 
 work can be done. The engine will be ready to start up about the first of August.
 Bert Nash, who has been employed at the Jerome meat market for over a year. left this morning to go to Globe where he has a similar position waiting for him. Bert is a good deliveryman and has made many friends in Jerome since coming here from Phoenix 10 work for Tovrea & Clay.
 Mrs. James Roberts returned from Fools Gluch yesterday afternoon, after weeks visit with relatives. She was accompanied home by her sister, Mrs Tom Steele of WillcoX, Ariz. who will visit in Jerome for few days.
 Mrs. N. R. Harlan of Phoenix came in yesterday to remain here while Mr. Harlan is organizing the United Mol erns. She was accompanied by their little son.
 Mrs. Cora Olin formerly of this place is going to Phoenix from Prescott m the near future to open up a millinery and ladies furnishing goods store there. She has purchased a nice home in the capital city and will live in first class style.
 William Parks of the Masonic Hall shaving parlors. r. D. Myers of th- firm of Campbell & Myers, D. O. Don ahue, with the T. F. Miller company and several other Jeromites went 10 Prescott on the early train this morn inS. By taking the 7:30 freight train one can catch the freight at Jerome Junction and arrive in Prescott at Il o'clock. He can then get home in the evening. making the trip in one day and remaining in Prescott three hours
 Arthur COrdiner of the firm of Hoo Yer (, COrdiner who went to Nome this season with the intention of opening st saloon and gambling house, did not like the situation when he arrived. SO ar ranged at once to return to Jerome, where he is certain money can be made. The steamer on which he took passage is due to arrive in San Francisco today. Arthur will be in Jercme in a few days. He wrote that the stories of Nome were the greatest congregations ever printed on paper for the purpose of allurins men to a new country.
 Otto Strodthof, Bernard Edgington. Gus Fraser and Ted Decker went to the Verde valley this morning on a hunting expedition. They will return this evening loaded with game.
 MT. and Mrs. T. E. Campbell returned from their bridal trip to California this morning.
 The T. F. Miller company has re- ceived a carload of ice and the famine in that necessary article is d thing 1f the past The iceman comes around now every day.
 D. D. MDONALD.