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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-08-27

est of the company, no circular was issued during the month of July. The trip has proved a decided success, and as a result we will soon have sui ficient funds in our treasury for the purchase of too much needed power hoists.
 Meanwhile the Laura shaft has been sunk to depth of PA feet, and timbered to within four feet of the bottom. A station is cut at the 200, and a drift run north on the vein 55 feet, south 10 feet. In the north drift the vein increases in width to eight and twelve feet between the walls. The mineral occurs in bunch es throughout this mass of quartz, and on the foot wall we find 12- inch streak of high grade copper and gold ore.
 wish to remark that the drift north runs toward Loretta Peak, on the west slope of which are the num- erous strong vein croppings showing rich ore, and covered by the Loretta and Red Cross claims. Not only is the showing in the 20O-foot level very promising for the striking, at no great distance from the shaft, large body of copper-gold ore, but indica- tions in the shaft below that level are of the same hattering condition.
 Work oi this mine bas been sus- pended for the present for two req sons; first: the depth attained is too great for economical operation with whim hoist; second: the water in the mine increases with every foot, so that too much time is occupied with hoisting 1t.
 Therefore the work is now directed toward developing the Swiss Girl mine. where the 279 foot tunnel is being widened, strengthened and re- timbered, and a new track laid there in. The face of this tunnel is within fourteen feet of our new shaft; and will be driven under the latter, and by an upraise connected with the same. The keeping open of this tun- nel will prove of great benefit in the way of ventilating the mine, and re ducing the lift of water by about l1C feet.
 The much needed summer rains came with this month, and, though late, made up for delay with several unusually heavy downpours, washing out the road from the railroad station to Camp Baumann in several places especially the crossing al the Agus Fria River, all of which was repaired immediately.
 Our properties have recently beer visited by two distinguished mining men. The first one was French Swiss mining engineer from Denver | Colorado, has many years experience in many parts of the world, and | considered an authority, especiall. on copper mining. He pronounced our chances for the opening up o immense ore bodies the best he ha' seen in Arizona. Of the Swiss Cir he said that we had a much bette showing in one single dump than h' had seen in the entire Jerome sec tion, outside of the United Verd' mine, of course. The other gentle man expressed his belief, that w would unearth large ore bodies in th' Swiss Girl mine before reaching 25 feet depth. The great extent of ou property, and abundant minera , showing impressed them alike.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-08-27
PR0SPECToR's RICR STRIKE.
There Was So Much Gold He Imagined He Was Crazy and
 Refrained From Work.

For three weeks after Berger John son made his rich gold find in San Domingo district, he did not do a stroke of work on it. His reason for not doing any is tie most curious imaginable. He said the lodges looked rich and he drilled six inch hole into it, filled it with powder and touched 1t of. The result was para lyzing, wherever he looked he saw glittering gold. One did not have a glass to find it. Great flakes of 1t were visible just ten feet away. John son at first thought he was a victim of an optical illusion, which he tried to dispel by covering his eyes with his hands. Then he looked at the ore again, but the flakes were still there. Again he covered his eyes, but the illusion, if it was one, re- mained. Even after he had ham, mered up some of the rock and held the free gold in his hand he was un- able to believe in his good luck. It was at this point that he began tc suspect that his mind had weakened His joy was tempered with the feal that he was going crazy. He actu ally spent three weeks in introspec ton, and that is why he did no worl on the mine all that time. At tho end of three weeks, having satisfied himself in the meantime his mind wal right on all other subjects, h' then became convinced it was al right as to the mine, and then he SC to work taking out an SlS5 sack O ore. He said nothing of his find t the outside world, but the news of tn, fine filtered out, as the news of al great discoveries in gold does, in som
 mysterious way, and now prospec tors que coming into that region iron all parts of the country.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-08-27


 J.P. Ryan, a miner of Poland anC
 president of the Federation of Labo of the territory is in town today. Mrs. T. E. Carey of Kingmau, sis ; ter of k. E. Coleman, arrived In Pres
 colt last evening for brief visit. Mrs. Emma c. Flood, sister of Jo : seph Drew, has gone to California t
 visit her sister Mrs. Guy Bennett. ], Mir. and Mrs. J. R. ashley have re ] turned to Prescott again, after a resi Q dence of four months in Big Chine 2 Geo. Hammer, the well know ' McCabe merchant, was in town todd Z accompanied by his wife.
 l. Worth Rybon came in on today r stage from McCabe for brief visi d and to circulate among his friends. e There was another glorious raj $ storm today. Storms passed on a ,- sides of Prescott, too, giving the Ou t. side country good sOakings. II Democratic candidates are so scar o- that the Journal-Miner will furni'
 the party one. There is nothir
 mean about this paper. e. With ten candidates in the fie
 for sheriff, and only six delegates
 elect there will not be enough del ' gates to give one to each candidate . The Journal-Miner has an eI '0 ploye who will go before the den
 cratic convention as a candidate It the council. His name Is w. K. Campbell.
 G Bill Dugan has under consid ,e ation the question of becoming
 candidate. If he decides to do SD ic- will be for the purpose of sweili ln' the list to an even dozen. nt Tomorrow, Saturday, Angus. 23, ll- day set apart exclusively for
 use of democrats in Yavapai cour he to settle their differences at the pc as It promises to be a warm one in Pf
 colt particularly.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-08-27
INDIGESTION,

Dyspepsia, Flatulency. Constipation
 or any other ailment arising from a weak or disordered stomach can be easily and permanently cured by the use of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. It has a record of fifty years of such cures back of It, and we therefore urge every sufferer to try it. It will
 cure you. The genuine has our pri- vate stamp over the neck of the bottle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-08-27

Humphreys picture of Prescott is on exhibition in the window of Smiths meat market. It is the largest as well as the best photograph ever taken of Prescott. It is fitted up in a massive frame and is surrounded by advertising cards of some of Pres cott's most prominent business houses. MT. Humphreys will take 1t to Ash Fork on Wednesday and place it permanently on exhibition in some prominent place there, where it will be seen by travellers over the Santa Fe road.
 Warren J. Lynch, general passen- ger agent of the Big Four railroad, with headquarters at Cincinnati, and Robert Wuest, a business man of Cincinnati, left on Saturday in the formers private car for California, after a four days visit in Prescott. Each gentleman was accompanied by his wife. The ladies were quite en- thusiastic over the experiences of the trip as it was their first visit to Arl- zona. They accompanied their hus- bands to some mines in which they are interested and enjoyed the trip very much.
 The University of Arizona will open for the fall term September IT. En- trance examinations will be held on the Monday and Tuesday preceding the 17th. Students intending to en- ter the University can obtain reduced rates on railroads within the territory by applying to the president of the university, Tucson, at least ten days in advance of leaving home. Stu dents desiring rooms in the dormitory should apply in advance, to insure accommodations. The cost of room and board will be Sl6a month. Many improvements have been made dur ing the vacation, and the course in mining materially strengthened.
 A freighting outfit belonging to J. s. Hendricks, formerly of Colorado, attracted considerable attention on the streets. It was composed of eight animals, six of which were hitched to the front of the wagon and two used as pushers in the rear. A long pole was attached to the rear of the wagon and two mules were hitched to the rear end of the pole, with their heads facing the wagon. As they pulled on the pole the latter acted as a lever to push the wagon. This system of freighting is much in vogue in Colo rado and New Mexico and it is claimed that two animals hitched in this man ner are equal to about four hitched in front.
 Albert Stokes of Waltham, Massat chusetts, aged 3S years, died in Wes- Prescott yesterday afternoon of con sumption. He came to Prescott about a month ago to receive the benefits of this climate, but like so many others he delayed his coming too long. He leaves wife and two children to mourn his loss. The body was given to P. Mohn X O., under takers, to be embalmed and prepared for shipment east, and it will be shipped on Wednesdays train, ac' companied by the sorrowing widow andc hildren.
 A 12 horsepower gasoline engine passed through Prescott today, CT route to the Fl Capitan mine. The engine belongs to Douglas, Lacy & O., and has been in use on the Pros perity mine in Copper Basin. It ha:
 been replaced there by steam hoist
 The shaft of the Fl Capitan is now down 1s0 feet and as they have beer using a whim on it they found i necessary to make the change to ; , power hoist. The Prosperity shaft il down nearly 300 feet.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-08-27
BAUMANN C0mPkNY'S LETTER. Circular Letter Number Six For August, Giving Results of
 July Operations.

Jules Baumann secretary and gen ial manager of the Baumann Copper company, has just issued his August circular letter to stockholders from which the following is taken:
 Owing to the absence of the secre- tary, who has been east in the inter
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-08-27
Look Pleasant, Please.

Photographer c. c. Harlan, of Eaton. O., can do so now, though for years he couldn't because he sui fered untold agony from the worst form of indigestion. All physicians and medicines failed to help him till he tried Electric Bitters, which worked such wonders for bim that he declares they are q sodsend to suffer CTS from dyspepsia and stomach troubles. Unrivalel for diseases of the Stomach, Liver and Kidneys they buId up and give new lie to the whole system. Try them. Only Soc. Guaranteed by all druggists.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-08-27
Scientific Massage Treatment.

Salt and medicated baths with
 alcohol or oil massage, facial mas sage, scalp diseases a specially, chiropody, Special treatment for rheumatism. First class patronage solicited. Ladies treated at own homes if desired. Room 30, Brink meyers hotel, mornings. Tel. l96. I'm
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-17

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'1haase oflis.~
Wine Of Cs.rlui IS TIRE rrmesiy - rein
force q womar ags last tte shock ;lsas ccaes
with tie eaarfs II life. ls re-1.e6lisaes
healthy fanea ans alter ye1rs of suffering.
n doing this 70 has savsd t.oasaala oE
sufferers JUS. r. tire no mex wait unill
suffering IS uoa yoa. Thorough p1epaTa-
tons should Sc mad, Ia advance R,-ia
the Wine q C1rda5 treatment today.
Theitooi's Black-Dr-ueht 70 regulate The
bowels End iiver assists materially IN
cuTe.
All d rggis-s sci 500 bottles Of Wins
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dress. The Lai.es Aduory Dcpartmeaf.
The chattanooga Mcaicne Co.. Cha9a
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ties q Vine az Cardai.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-17
CATTLE -
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

The very fact that the hog market held
steady here yesterday when all the Mis-
sour river markets were 10 ID cents
lower. ought 70 be- convincing arEu-
coed hogs.
Ii is beginning TO Be understood that
the John Cudahy company in this city arr
IN the dressed beef business The shin
Per y ho runs past this market with good
butcher cattle viii just pay freighrs and
snrinHage ou hic cattle for his fun. Cud-
any SAYS he can and viii pay Kansas
City prices for cattle.
II anybody asks you Il there are any
Hes on the Wichita hog and cattle mar
Set and you have any regard FOR the
truth. You VIII tell him NO.
People are finding out that beef slaugh-
tered near the feeding ground - superior
- tnar shipped q long distance and
tefered IN the cars. and thar Is the rns-
t1ty prices Tor cattle here. The same
cattle killed here are worth more money
than they would he after being shipped
-lt miles further - the cars
A. 3 Moore said Yesterday that Cudahy
came 10 ~ ichlra just ut the proper time
% save this market He said If Cu1ahr
burned we would have been IL the hole
lie said Cudlhy has used Us mighty
well The farmers and shippers might
Say the same thing now thar they can
Set kansas city prices -or their cattle In
Wichita.
William RIsley. Of Blackwell. O. T.
IVES new shipper On the hog market
yesterday 3nd ne didn't Go 4 thing but
top rhe market Oklahoma has a habit
az marching In me procession right no
tE the side ~ the band wagon
ear load Of little beef steers on the mar
Eet yesterday. and II IS useless 10 remark
that they were pleased Win the Wichita
Smith & Williamson. If Pratt. had two
cars of cattle Oh the market
here are some II the weii-kc7wu ship
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-17
CITY IN BRIEF.

Ed kinnaird VIII build addition 70
his home or North Emporia avenue.
Miss Winnie Barnes is very Hl al her
home, $40 North Washington avenue.
Mr. Harry McKi5ben Of DAYTON. O.. IS
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Blake % this
city.
" H BurEs. cashier OF the Security
state Bank q Wellington. vas in Wichita
yesterday.
Charles Mitchell OF Chicago. has ao-
Cepted tIe position Of night clerk in the
Manhattan hotel
Mrs ". Q. Church of Kansas CITY is
visiting Mrs r L. Martlirg NJ the
Crawford thcater
Samuel I.arimer of TOPEKA. travelling
passenger agent ~ the Santa Re railroad
was III che ciry Yesterday
Mr. Dean Gordon has purchased an
oIdsmobife. The machine is the best gas
cline or the market today.
Mason c. Nev.ns left for Hastings.
Michigan. last night. being called there
by the serious sickness u MS mother
Mrs. Charles ColIins and daughter Irene
q st. Paul. MINI. are visiting with
Mrs :. Z. Collins Of ~ North Lawrence
Mr.. Elmer Butler or Omaha. the west
ern agent for the Oidsmoblle people. is
in the city 70 meet the auto enthusiasts
Mr Riley OF the Cudahy Packing plant
has ordered an Oidsmoblie. he expects
= make his country customers in his ma
chine
HRS. A. 9 Mueller and children lsfr
over the Frisco last evening Tor santa
Barbara. California They expect q be
gone several months
Charles Daily. who has been night cock
II Pulls restaurant for seven months
left ever the Santa Fe yesterday after
noon for Butte Mont. whore re VIII
make his future home
The social q Council No. =. F. A. 4.
Tuesday night was wen attended. TTo
special features Ct the entertainrne7t
v-eor the japanese song oT Miss Rose
C,fuand. ard the Yankee Doodle song ag
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-17

A DOCTORS SAD PLIGHT.

Two years ago. as a result OF Sc
we're cold, I lost my voice. writes Dr..
" L Scarborough Of Hebron, Ohio. then
began an obstinate cough. Every rene
dy known to me as practicing physician
for s. years failed. and daily grew
worse. Being urged 70 try Dr.. King
New Discovery for Consumption. Coughs
and Colds, I found quick relief. and for
last ten days have felt better than for
two years Positively guaranteed for
Throat and Lung troubles BY Gehrings
Pharmacy, Sc and S10D
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-17
BROTHERS OF Il. II. DEWEY
3. z. Dewey and w. W. Dewey of IIll-
nois VISITING in Wichita.

3. F. Dewey Of Sheffield. III. and u.
". Dewey Of Henry. H., are visiting
their brother r. II Dewey Of this city.
2. T. Dewey lived in Wichita foT two
years. coming here n $50 ard since CON
ing here On this trip. he has met many of
the cid timers. BE planted thu trees 81
front of J ?. Aliens house. The last
time before this that ne was IN Wichita
IN a visit vas ten years age and be
states that he secs great improvement IN
The city since that date.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-17
Mrs. /. S. Webb
Vi1e-Prc1ident Of Wonzns Esnoc-,.;-
Cuts Ct Northern Oaso.

r. HERE are many sickly women be
III tween the ages OF - and IS. but
IL there are very few invzlids over s.
or 50 years OF age. The change OF
life coming 10 q woman near her forty
fourth year, either makes her an invalid q
gives her Z new lease on life. Those who
neet this change IN III health seldom live
ten years afterward. while a woman who
lays aside the active duties OF womanhood
in health seldom fails 10 live on IN happi-
ness, years after she has passed 60. During
the change Of life. the menstrual function
gradually disappears. This is Truly a Cit.
zeal time.
Mrs. lara s. Webb. Of Toledo. Ohio,
recognizes the change Of life as a danger
Gus period and she also has faith in Wine
Of Cardui. She writes:
~As ] had always seea troubled more Or
less at the menstrual period, dscz6cd the
change Of life which vas fast approaching.
While visiting with friend Noticed that
she was taxing your Vine OF Ca-5ui. and
she vas 50 enthusiastic aboat Z that decided
70 Try bottle experienced scmc rel;cf TIE
fist month, SO kept On taking II fo- three
nonths and now rcenSsrczte with 20 gain
and shall take It of and on GOV ent1
have passed the climax. 90 not d-ea5 II
nov, as an sore thzt Ycur Vine Of Cafds.i
vii &c Of g-eat benefit at tbs time"
Mrs. Elizabeth Barfeld. OF Fort Barn
well, \. c., has had happy experience
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-17
FINE HORSE DEAD
3. D. Allen Loses Colt Vadlued AZ
Over $4,000.

2. j. Allen said Yesterday that his -four
yoar-old thoroughhred. Robert " o7I7.
died this week and he CONSIDERS that ono
of the most valuable horses in SeSsswiClz
county is lost 4 few weeks aE1 Afr A.
Ten brought the colt 70 tais county from
Illinois lie has refused s. ee1 TOR IT, The
colt vas sired by Dick Wilkes. ci93. which
has a record of 2-caa.. and was daTued ny
Pet era wiley. sired by Billy Wilkes. .e5S.
Mr. Allen regrets the loss u the cot
very much as he expected 70 raise three
& go colts from IL this year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Other Hog Markets Lower
but Steady Here.
TOP PRICE WAS S715
Butcher Cattle Were Higher
and in Demand.

There was better supply OF hogs on
the market yesterday than for any previ-
Gus day this week The receipts were
il2S- The eastern markets were gener-
ally quoted lower but there was no
shading OF prices here. and the market
vas generally quoted steady. The top
price yesterday for good, heavy hogs was
SIS, the same as the top the previous
day Il was good market and every
hog that went over the sales brought
their fun value whether they were light
or heavy. Cudahy, Armour and Cali
fornla were all represented by btvers
and sales were quickly made. There was
n tagging and sellers were pleased with
the day business
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-17

''Piszse allow re t. say few words II
praise Of yOa- ~-on5s-tcl y-ins e Csrdai.
Ehen I Wrotr to you n $50 was 50 wax
aa5 ac-voas that I ec-id ret s., - very
long It a tinre- bad such : cousa that At
times l thosght I WIS goirg 70 ioss ny
breath. yhsn I-sorived yoc- n,c.!sc;ae ard
connenoe5 to rze Z improved Z he..ith
and COW an sssiing 6ests- thaa have
since TIE change Of Lie. hops I viii oon-
tincc to improve II health. ! have RECON-
nen5ed Your nedicine to others ard VII
coutinue 10 DO So"
This subject IS a serious one for any vo-
nan and the evidence given here thar
Wine OF Cardui VIII lead her safely THOUGH
these dangers canot be ignored It IS a
tragic fact that so many women sicken and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-17

Goldie Evans. Program.
Critical Studies IA German Literature
-Goetke's Faust-Nliss 1Iorsmau.
Roll CAIl-Quotations from Goethe
Reading. The Eri King Mrs Ross
Imperial Germany. Summary and Con-
cIus;on-Mrs. Whitney
Discussion. Strong Points % German
People, esdames Levy. Biting. Little.
Denhollen. N0rcross. Hiram NorCross
Garland. Barr. Tr!ce. Evans Misses
M0rsman. I.add and Reece-
Weak Points Of German People-Mes-
DANES Sweet. Whieney. Conkiin, Fuitz.
Stokeiy Bsttin. Reece, SoUie. Mann.
GOltie Evans and Mason.
EMPIRES Mesdames Wright and Piatt.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-17
I NEARLY FATAL RUNAWAY

Started horrible ulcer en- the lex q
7. 2 Crucr F'raukIln Grove. III. which
deded doctors and all remedies for four
years. Then Bucklea's AruicA saife
cured hiru- Just IS good fer Bots. Burns.
Bruises. Cuts. Corrs. scalds. ska Eusp-
tions and Plies. &c AZ ,iehriags Phar-
mo-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-17
ORY GOODS MARKET.

Ner YORK. April ls-Con alr.oas 81 tle
dgy goods today show ilftie charee fu suy
department. Buyers far e-Caor. can-5rsse
~ fre1urrt the market ard falr orders
have befn placed 'fhe Scene market eaa
~. -----.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-17
Alma Circle Prouran.

The Alma Chautauqua circle meets on
next Tuesday evening. April .. az the
residence OF M and Mrs Bone SOD
North Main street. DR.. Dorsey. leader
Program
Critical Studies in German Literature
Mrs. Toler.
Nusic-Niss Edna Bone.
Imperial Germany, summary and Con
clusion-Mrs. Cove
Recitatiou-Pro Scott