The news-herald., 1903-07-04
Ice Cream, Strawberries and Logan.
berries all day to-day at Reeds.

work last week.
C.. Il. Akers, the prominent mine
promoter, went out to Powells
mine this week.
"Nick" Carver, foreman of the
Coarse Gold Company's property,
is in town with the boys.
P. H. Hughes, superintendent of
the Bisbee Bell mine, was in town
Wednesday after supplies.
G. Il. Case has fine young
American eagle. He takes much
pride in showing him to his friends.
FOUND.-One pair of spectacles
with steel rims, for cross-eyed
person. Owner may have same by
calling at this Office and paying
for this notice.
S. T. Cobb and J. w. Fuller are
in town from their claim, near the
old Vulture. They brought in some
Of the finest specimens of ore that
we nave ever seen.
The Whipple baseball nine will
play q game with the Congress
nine to-day, and tomorrow they
villa play game at Granite Dells
with the Glendale nine.
Ex-Chief Justice Street is one Of
the ablest speakers in Arizona, and |
remarks at the park to-day cannot /!
fail to interest and please the
crowd. Be sure you hear him.
Charles Born came in the other
day from the Black Rock district.
He called at our office and ordered |
bis paper to Prescott. He will
spend his summer up among the
pines.
Messrs. Elder and Rees of the
smelter are in town this week.
Work is progressing nicely on the |
smelter, and water has been struck
at 81 feet. Let the good work
go on.
The Angel mine has discontinued |
underground work for the summer
They will offer part OF their I'M
mense dump of ore to the Wicken-
burg Smelter, which will shortly be
"blown in"
Vice-P President J. w. Burson OF
the Socorro Gold Company was out
to the Socorro mine this week He
was accompanied by Fred Voor
hees. They left Oh Monday, return
ing Wednesday.
Ben Swinnegar came in from his
mine on July 1. He brought in
some good looking samples and
took out a load OF supplies to his
camp. He is feeling fine as to his
prospects for - mine.
Jack Ellis, who was injured by
the explosion OF giant powder caps
reeently, is now we'll again. He
and his wife LETT this week for camp, |
where they will again open up
business at the same old stand.
Sergeant J. E. Campbell and
Private J. 0. Mullen of the Arizona
Ragers were in the city this week,
They were at Morenci during the
closing hours OF the strike, but did |
not get there in time for the big fun
Emory W. Fisher and Mr.. Day,
two prominent mining men, are
sampling the Garcia mine with
view to its purchase. They made
a nice little cleanup Monday, and |
will proceed with another test at
once.
NJ. P. Smith, prominent dairy
man Of Phoenix, and his two
daughters, Mrs. w. S. Stinette and
Miss Lizzie Smith, are here visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Gibson. Mrs.
Gibson is also a daughter Of Mr..
Smith.
I. H. Hays, Of Phoenix, was in
the city Thursday pushing the sale
of Grams Ideal Atlas of the World
in connection with the Arizora Re-
publican. The book is complete and
up to date and is good book to
have around.
John Hanlon, superintendent of
the Crown Point mine, came up
from Phoenix Saturday and re-
turned home Sunday. Mr., Hanlon
says that practically all work will
be discontinued at the mine during
the hot summer weather.
Mrs. Dan McNeill left last Sun
day for Scotland. She goes to ac-
company her invalid sister to Ari-
IONA in the hope that our medicated
atmosphere may cure her Of asthma.
| "Dan" is looking quite lonesome