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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-08-28
BILL WILLIAMS FORK
New Machinery for the Blanchard
Osborn Property.

+. S. Osborn came in from Prescott,
Monday evening, where he has been
purchasing machinery and tanks for his
mining property on Bill Williams Fork,
TIL machinery will be hauled
overland and is expected TO ar
rive in KingIan in n few days. A
large lot of material and supplies viii
&c loaded on the teams at this point
and the wagons will then continue on
their way to the mines. 1t is is the in
tentior OF Mr.. Osborn to do a great dea.
Of work on the property before winter
and he is now getting things in shape
to begin work. Tanks for hauling
water 20 the different mines have beer
built and tanks of larger capacity win
he put in at each of the camps. Durins
the warm weather water will have 10
be hauled to the mines. Mr.. Osborn
will take 4 force of men with him T.,
his BIZ villains Fork mining claims
and WIFI DO thousands OF dollars worth
CT work II tn m.-Mohave Miner.
In the above property Mr.. Ben
Blanchard Of Mayer recently became
co-Owner VIII Mr. Osborn The pop
erty Is reported uron by those who
have seen il to be a mammoth one.
judging by surface indications. Messrs.
Blanchard and Osborn will at once sink
development shafts and the Prospect
will at that time give the results. We
are cons rained to believe from what we
have heard that the gentlemen have Il
wonderfully rich prorerty.-Prosrect.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-08-28
LAST CHANCE MINE
Sale of the 0nly Producing Property
IN the Grand Canyon

The FINAL papers in the sale of the
Last Chance mine and millsite in the
Grand Canyon Of Arizona were signed
last week, says the Coconino Sun.
The mine was owned by r. H. Cam
cron, Ed |. Gale. p. d. Berry and Niles
Cameron. and is located at the foot OF
the Cameron Berry trial, and is an ore
producer, being the only property in
the canyon on which any development
work has been done.
The purchaser was Henry +. Bar
bour a representative or an eastern,
syndicate, the price paid being $3j 600.
OF this amount $1,000 was paid Thurs
day. Payments are to be made every
four months, the final payment to be
made in eighteen months. The property
Is patented, and work VIII begin a; once
on the mine for development.
c. II. Mcclure a competent mining
man and thoroughly familiar with min
ing in the Grand Canyon district. has
accepted the superntendency OF the
properties.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-08-28

purposes. Cattle and sheep In splendid
condition.-E. L. Renee.
G1LA COUNTY.
Globe--.Very cool nights. Hay greatly
damaged by recent rains, which were
also a detriment to the potato crop
Cattle in fine condition.-G. S. Gerald.
San Carlos--Nights very cool and
pleasant. No rain since August 18th,
but crops and range vegetation seem to
be in good condition. Highest tempera-
ture, 101; lowest, G0.--H. Tullsen.
GRAHAM COUNTY.
Farmers are still threshing grain.
Water low-none in canals, but some
In river. bitches washed out and can
not be put in condition to supply water
for a second crop. Stock in good con-
dition. --Chas L. Rose.
PIma--Have had but little rain this
week. Weather very warm. Some
showers In mountains. Fall crop of
potatoes is very light.-H. L. Norton.
Duncail--Third cutting of alfalfa in
stack with no damage by rain. Second
crop VI potdiOcS uOlHS Weii-I>epui
Packer.
MARICOPA COUNTY.
Mcsa-Alfalfa in bloom and nearly
ready to cut Pears ripe, and of good
quality. though scarce. Conditions for
farming very favorable. Plenty of
pasture and water. Rain in mountains
on end Highest temperature. 1922:
lowest, &c. l.. Diehl.
o Mesa-Days warm, pleasant nights.
Water supply sufficient for irrigation.
Alfalfa looking good. Very little fruit
Of any kind in this locallty.--Geo.
Schornick.
YAVAPAI COUNTY.
Big Bug-Warm, cloudy days; cool
Nights without any rain. Vegetation
rank Grass the best for years. Groun
getting dry on surface.-M. E. Wheeler.
Prescoti-Crops. grass and all yege-
tation showing finely. Water supply
abundant. General conditions better
than for years. Showers in surround
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-08-28
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
The Weather Buseau Weekly Crop
Bulletin.

Clear weather generally prevailed in
the south and west sections of the Ter
rtory during the past week, while in
the northern tier of counties cloudy and
showery weather with warm days and
cool nights is reported
The temperature In the lower agri-
cultural valleys was above the seasonal
average, the daily excess in Salt River
Valley amounting to about A degrees
CROPS.
The weather conditions have been
very conducive to plant growth and
crop development. In Salt River Val
ley the fourth crop Of alfalfa is in
bloom and nearly ready to cut; it viii
be "A heavy crop. Pears are also ripe
and of good quality.
The acreage of garden truck in the
Valley of the Colorado is reported the
largest in years, and doing finely.
Threshing is in active progress in the
northern counties.
The ground having been thoroughly
soaked from the recent rains, together
with irrigating canals running full, the
outlook in the irrigated districts for
good fall crops is very promising.
The range is in excellent condition,
plenty of water and an abundance of
feed. The greatly improved condition
of stock is generally remarked.
APACHE COUNTY.
Concho-Fine weather. No rain.
Range eXcellent.-C. }. Kempe.
COCONINO COUNTY.
Beliemont-Indlcatio point to q
crop OF hay above the average. Local
showers prevail almost daily. Ranges
flne--water plentlful.-C. w. Davis.
FlagstaG-Cloudy during week, with
light rains on 10Th and 2Srd. Ranges
looking fine, Plenty Of water for all
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-08-28
Mines and Minerals Of Arizona

Report comes from Lordsburg that
owing to the labor troubles the compile
tion Of the Pacific Union Smelling com
panys plant at that point is likely to
be delayed somewhat beyond the con-
tract date This failure 10 complete will
involve the payment OF penalty to the
Pacific company by the contractors, but
Ii is said by representatives of the
Pacific company that it would suit their
purposes much better to have the plant
ready for operation on time, The smell
ter will certainly prove a benefit to the
mining industry in that locality as well
as to the commercial life of Lordsburg
But labor unsettled is a knife that cuts
both ways, and only when 1t is all over
can 1t be determined who has been the
gamer
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-08-28
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-08-28
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-08-28
MINING NOTES.

The Bellview, which is the south ex-
tension OF the King Kelly and runs
parallel with the Empire. is now being
worked by that company They are
extending the main tunnel and have
encountered a healthy looking lead OF
$40 ore,-ProSpect. "
Mr.. w. p. Price of Boston is work
ing two shifts on the main shaft of the
Little Giant. They are now down no
feet. The development is being done
under the direction 81 Mr.. Mansfield
who is also interested in the group of
claims near the Empire of which the
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-08-28
MoHAVE COUNTY.

Kingman-Weather cool all week
until the 23rd. when temperature
reached 1o2 Nights generally cool.
Cloudy part Of the week but 10 rain
Fine growing weather for fruit. vcse-
tables and grass-O. ID. NJ. Gaddis.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-08-28

II NJ lJI-l JIM
Observer, temporarily in charge.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-08-28

ing localities nearly every day.-War-
rem L. Day. NJ. d.
Skull Valley-Clear weather and ris-
ing temperature through week. Vege-
tables growing well and grass becoming
abundant. Cattle on ranges in fine
conditional. Somerville.
Columbia and dry but good
growing weather. Water and grass
plentiful, and stock in fine condition.
NJ. j. Nolan.
Champie's Camp - Weather qui-e
warm during week. Cool nights. High
est temperature, liz; lowest. GA. X.
Champie.
Goodwin-Dry for week. Ora 8
plentiful, garden truck" doing we'll
A. b. Spence.
Hillside-Weather clear with warm
days and cool nights. Good CROWNS
weather. Mountain grass plentiful, and
stock Of all kinds getting fat. Third
crop of hay mostly in, without damage.
II. ID. Sanders.
MoHAVE COUNTY.
Kingman-Weather cool all week
until the 23rd, when temperature
reached 1o2. Nights generally cool.
Cloudy part Of the week but 10 rain
Fine growing weather for fruit. vcse-
tables and grass.-O. ID. NJ Gaddis.
NAVAJO COUNTY.
Linden-zCrops looking fine. Corn
ready for table use. Plenty Of water.
Cattle fat.-Ella Hopen.
Shumway--Weather cooler. Green
corn and melons plentiful. Warm, dry
ing winds. Crops air in good condition.
-Sibyl Harris.
Taylor-Thrcshing commenced. Crops
looking excellent. Third cutting of
alfalfa in bloom. Tomatoes almost q
failure. Cloudy, with some wind.-H.
5. Lewis.
Taylor-Rain on oath soaked every
thing. Second crop of alfalfa all up.
Threshing about over. Stock in gooi
condition. Grass looking fine.-J. a.
Lewis.
PIMA COUNTY.
Tucscn-No rain during past week.
Crops and ranges need more rain. Cut
ting fourth crop of alfalfa. Highest
temperature, 100; lowest, 66.-E. J..
Wetmore.
PINAL COUNTY.
Silver King-Grass plentiful. Stock
fat. Water drying up. Corn would be
helped by more rain. Only a trace of
rain during week. Nights cool and
pleasant.-Irion e. Craig.
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY.
orc Blanco-Rain on 10Th. The past
few days warm with cool nights. Water
and feed on range in abundance. Stock
looking fine.-G. j. Phillips.
YUMA COUNTY.
Yuma-The weather conditions and
water supply have both been very ia
vorable for all crop development during
the past week. The acreage of garden
truck" is very large and doing finely.
Cane. corn and pumpkins promise
abundant yield, The Colorado river is
above the seasonal normal. Highest
temperature, 100; lowest. SIS. Hack
EFT.
l.. NJ. DEFY, JR,
Observer, temporarily i'm charge.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-08-28
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-08-28

grip Of the ,aw on his collar and the
telegraph can hardly work fast enough
to bring a stay Of proceedings from
Goshen or Frsnch Creek.-New York
Journal.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-08-28

HoaX-'They had twins at Wigwag's
house last night" JoaX-"Had a deuce
OF a time | suppose
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-30
FINANCIAL PAPER
TALKS 0F THE B. Z B
ACKNOWLEDGED LEADING FINANCIAL
JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES
DEV0TES CONSIDERABLE SPACE
TO THE NEW ROAD.

Tba nail, P,,orcioi Ms ,h..so
oo,i,aa 1ssaino eosoo,sI iooro., =,
tha Hated s-s+e. - i,sio.+tssno a.
voted oodsidarabIe snace to ,bs Rrurs.
w;cL ana R;rminobam r.itro.d oua
from it, oo,unns wa o,intbo following
opr son,bsrn Fv,b ,noss r.ror, tho,
the new Brnuswict and BIRMINGHAM
RAILROAD has reached tba se.ho,rd Air
rine tberaby oivinu "a cornect,on
with the outside world and the ssa-
hoard AtrI,ne an entrance into R,nrs-
wiok for through Dassenger ana Freight
hos,ness
Haretorors the trunk lines woulc No,
sell oopnon tickats to Rrnnswf.l, over
the saab,ard Air lima which N oor.a.
ouspoe deprived IL ofs large amount NJ
through travel The new mint ~ ann,
nsotiop will he rsmod Tooi,o,,, IN
oomp)ImapttoMr Ernest Tba,mapnof
the great banking bouse of r,q6eabnrg
ToaImann ara Comnsnv
Ws learn from me same sonrca tbat
five large saw mfiis will srrntsh frefio
on tbe frs. seven n,les Of the nav
road and 50 thew will demand soIelv IN
the road for snnp,v ofi ioos the rosd,s
position will be unique. Evidently
the Michigan method Of getting sun.
plies Of logs win be adoptsd more and
more by Southern mills Heretofore
the rnle bas been IN locate ,be mitIs in
the midst OF avast body Of ,imbsr ana
move the mill wnen tbesunplv was cx.
haust,d with the new road hauling
logs to the mill the bol6sr q, ANAL
tracts efland will apd market for his
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-30
TALKING ABOUT THE GOvERNoRSHlP.
Brunswick Politicians Now Think Turner
Will Make the Race.

The annCuncem,nt of Congressman
Brsntley, published in Sundays Times,
Call, created considerable comment N
the city, and was talKed of on the stree
corners. and in the hotel lobby, The
people Of Brunswick are a unit n en-
dOrsing the action taken by Mr., Blan
ley,
Considerable talk was heard yester-
day SIS to who would be the South
Georgia candidate, and the Bruins wick
polite ans are Of the opinion that Hon
Henry G. Turner will now be urged to
enter the rece, and il is thought that he
will accede to the wishes Of his friends
Ia fa9', Nr Turner Is the only one
being menIioced in connection with the
place since Mr.. Brantley's announce
ment. The probable candidacy of Col.
Estill, of Savannah, is taken as a joke
by the people of Brunswick, and it is
hardly thought that he will enter the
race.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-30
CAPE TOWN JOE" IS HERE.


a. L. Gernal, oolored, better known
as Cape Town Joe," and who claims
to be the champion colored middle
weight fighter OF the south is in Bruins.
wicb, and says he would like to arrange
bout with any OF tho local colored
sports, and it is probable that fight
will be ARA ged.
Beside, being priz3 fighter, Cape
Town Jo." claims to be human
ostrich and says be eats carpet tacks,
glass, fire and red hot iror, swallows
one foot Of iron chain, breaks rocks
with his hs', bites pookel knife blades.
and claims to perform mapy other
wonderful tricks.
He Will give an entertainment in the
city at an carly date.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-30
LAD BAD LUCK
Sun-Dodges Get Robbed Of Money and
Clothing on ST. Simon,

The Sun Dodgers' Union, composed
OF number Of Brunswiok young men
have been camping on S. Simon for
the past week or Two,
One night last week thieves entered
the tent OF the Sun-Dodges while they
were holding a session on the beach,
and prooee ded to carry away everything
in the tent.
A neat sum Of cash was stolen from
the treasurer, while macy Of the mems
bers lost their clothing. We UNDER
staud that ona Of the young taen was
compelled to remain in ihs tert until
one Of his brotbeFs came 20 tho o,ty
and borro wed some more clothing for
him,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-30
MARINE BAND EXCURSION,
A Large Crowd viii Go to St. Simon on
Wednesday Night,

Whenever anything is announced to
be given under the auspices Of the
popular Marine band, genuine good
time IS always looked forward to,
therefore the excursion to be given on
Wednesday night will no doubt be the
success of the season,
The band Will go to the island and
furnish music on the boat and in the
pavilion, where dar cling will be in,
dulged in.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-30
FOUGHT WITH WlNCHES TIERS
One Iennessean Killed and Two Others
Wounded

&Memphis, July 20 In battle with
Winchester rifles to night near Forest
Hill Cemetery, Eiward Blalock, son Of
NJ, F. Blal"ck, was killed, tie lder
Blelock WIS painfully iujused and
George Wright was shot ia he Lex.
Wrisht's son, who also took part in
the sfirsy, esosped unburt. A deputy
coroner went to the scene of the trouble
to Investigste the affair, Details e.e
lacking as TO the cause OF the trsgel =.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-30
CAPTAIN S]HLEY
EXPRESSES HIMSELF
SON OF THE ADMIRAL, A REGULAR
ARMY OFFICER, HAS SOMETHlNGTo
SAY OF THE CHARGES BROUGHT
AGAINST HIS FATHER.

Salt Lake, Utah, July 29-rhe Her.
aid will tomorrow print the following
Capt. Thomas F. sohley, eldest son
of Rear Admiral sohey, who is alta,
toned at Fort Douglas, was in IL e oity
yesterday, aud outlined some poiu q
hat viii be brought out in tho court Or
inquiry sa to bis fathers conduct at the
battle Of Santiago. He declared that
some startling facts will be brought to
light if ths whole truth shall become
known and that tpe reputation Of per
sons other than his father are likely
to suffer
II have just written to my father,
said Capt. sohlsy, "that l thought he
ought to spare nobo y, and that he
should withhold none of the facts in
bio possession about Admiral Sampson
or anybody else"
Capt schley is au cnicsr Of the
Twenty third infantry in command al
Fort Douglas.
A Pertinent Question.
when the court or inquiry meets"
said Capt, sch'eg, 81 would like to
have the privilege Of asking Admiral
Sampson Just one question, III the bat
tie Of Santiago bad resultsd in defeat.
to whom would the blame be attached?
This, I think tell, ths situation in
nutshell, 1; Admiral soaley had lost
tbe bstte he would have been blamed
He won 1t, aud he should have the
credit.
,,rs
a. "'09 ar'
ridiculous when they srs lnveeflqated
r.ro >
obedience of orders in May 1898. An
attempt has been made to saddle tba
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The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-30
DROWNED AT ST. SIMON.
Fireman on Steamer Egmont Meets an Un-
fortunate Accident.

Jim Moore, the oolored fireman on
the steamer Esmont, WAS drowned at
st. Simon Mills yesterday morning,
just as the boat was leaving for B4uns-
wick,
1t seems that Moore was handing
Captain Dart a hatohet over the railing
Of the steamer, and lost his balance
and fell overheard and being unable to
swim, he drowned before assistance
could reach him. Captain Dart step
ped the Egmont as quickly as possible
and went back. but tina unfortunate
negro drowned before the steamer
reached him.
Moore had been llrsman on the boat
for nearly eight years, and enjoyed
good reputation in Bruuewice, and
was liked among the white as we'll as
oolored oitizens.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-30
NETTED A NEAT SUM.
Entertainment in the Park Yesterday Was
Quite a Success.

The ice cresm festival gwen in Ham
over park yesterday afternoon and
evening, by the ladies OF Rebekah Lod ge
/. o. 0. F., proved to be quite suc-
cossful affair.
The Marine band was on hand and
furnished music during the evening
while many enjoyed the Ice cream and
cake. Quite neat sum was realized by
the ladies.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-30

u will interest the many B.unswiok
friends q Mr.. and Mrs II .rrie Louis
Rsckhiil, Of Macon, Ca, to know they
left ior an extended trip through the
north. While away will visit the Pan
American Exposition, Canada and
othsr points Of interest, On returning
home will 60 to house keeping in there
pretty home on Academy Street.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-30

Miss Jettie Tlmmons, of Tlftou,
is spendiuR scme time on st, Simon
island, the attractive guests of Miss
ida Gray, at ber cottage.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-30

One of the most attractive visiting
young ladies' on st Slmons this sum
mer, is Miss Lillian Warden, of New
Jersey, who is the guest Of Mrs b
Wright at her pretty home
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-30

1t VIII interest many to know that
Mrs Rowe has disposed OF all her inter
ests in Brunswiok, with the exception
Of her home, and that she leaves short
ly on an extended visit TO relatives 10
Michigan.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-30

Many friends are glad to know that
Mes Josie Smith is greatly improved
IN besltb, snd Is spending the summer
At Crest Darlington, in the Berkshire
mountains,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-30

Mrs, W, Il Raeney expcois to leave
shortly for White Sulphur Springs.
Florida, where sae will spend several
weeks.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-30

The ladies OF the OAK Grove Gene
terry Committee are planning pretty
little chapel to be cree ed on the
grounds st an early date, which will be
fitted up comfortably for resting pur-
poses,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-30

Mr.. aud Mrs.G A H.JenuinRs leave
shortly for White Sulphur Syringe,
Florida, where they expect to spend
several weeks
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-30

Misses Pauline and Daisy Scarlet,
OF Fancy Bluff, are spending several
days IN Brunswick, the attractive
guests OF friends and relatives.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-30

Miss Lily Wheeler Of Wayoross is
spending some time on s. Simon island,
the guest Of Mics Ida Gray, at her
cottage.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-30

Many Brunswick friends are well
coming Miss LILY Payne, Of Darien
among them on st Simon, where she
is spending week or two,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-30

Mrs. Oscar Johsnuessen entertains
the Ladies' AID Society Of the Presby-
terlan church shortly, at her pretty
home on Mant 6eld street.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-30

Many friends are glad to know that
Miss Arabslla Wright is improving,
after her recent illness at her home on
Halifax square.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-30

Miss Irene Wood entertained e
number Of iriends last night, most
delik htfullY, with dAnc', at her home
on Gloucester street.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-30

Mrs g p. Gay leaves shortly for
North Carolina, where Ishe will spend
the summer with friends, returning
to Brunswick in the fall.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-30

One or the most delightful affairs Of
the week will be the Marine Band ev.
oursiOu, to st Simon island, on Wed
nesdsy evening.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-30

Mrs. J.McNesll leaves IN a few days
for Tenn ssse, where she expects TO
spend the summer with friends.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-30

Nor. bark Frihsden, sandbye, Harburg
Sch. sallis ron, Queen, Philadslphia.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-30
SHIPPING REPORT
Corrected Daily BY Capt, Otto Johsunsssn
Port Of Bru1Ssiok, July 30 1901
ARRIVED


Steamer Colorado, Avery New York
Sch. Daisy Farberg, Gaunter, Porto Rico
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-30
SOME SOCIETY NEWS.
What is Going On in Brunswick's GAY
Social World.

BY MARY M'NIsH BURROUGHS,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-30

Go to Hcyt Bros, far reduced prices
on plumbing aud repai, work 227 Grant
street.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-30

mountains