Arizona republican., 1903-10-31
Additional Local

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MORMON GIRL MiNE.-The new
Mormon Girl Mining company is rush
! ing work both in the fixing up of the
/ mill and at the mine getting out ore to
| grind. They have from twenty to
twenty-five men employed and expect
| soon to make great reputation for the
/ Mormon Girl
NEW HYMN BOOkS.-The nav
! hymn books ordered by the Presbyter-
| ian Sunday school and endeavor Sc
| ciety have been received and the en-
| deavorers. and any others who desire.
are invited to meet at the home of
! Miss Jennie Hinsdale. ESQ North Third
avenue at 7:SO tonight to practice some
of the new music. All are invited.
A DULL DAY.-The city police had
nothing special to do yesterday except
to put up a stove after which they
spent the rest of the afternoon quar-
reling about which member of the
force would chop the wood for the
first fire. Marshal Kinney refused to
mix in the quarrel saying he didn't
care if he never had chance to chop
wood.
THE FLEMING CAMP-At the
Fleming camp on Cave Creek there is
quite a. force of men at work Mr.
Noodle, mining expert from Sco--
! land has been there and the Fleming
! Brothers. George w. and u. V, are err
Pertaining Judge ]. r. Lindsey, the dis
trict judge of CGmanche and adjoining
counties in Texas. Miss Camille Flem-
ing, daughter of NJ. V. Fleming is also
there visiting her father.
MEMORIAL SERViCES-All friends
are invited to attend the memorial
services of Consul Emma Booth Tuck
er. which win take place Sunday Nov
!, ar 8 n. m. and also take part in
memorial march at Gas p. m The
service win be conducted by Ensign
and Mrs. West. assisted by lieutenants
Lemon and Wren.
SUPREME cOURT-A session of
The territorial supreme court will be
held today TO take up unfinished bust
ness. Not q great many matters will
come before the court. Justices DOan
Sloan and Davis arrived yesterday and
with Chief Justice Kent spent the af-
ternoon gC.ng over the cases which
will likely come before the court to-
day. On account Of the session OF the
court the usual law day SESSION OF the
district court has been dispensed with.
PRESBYTERIAN SERVICEs.-Ser-
vices at the Presbyterian church to
morrow as follows: Sabbath school al
Gas a. m. Preaching at II G. m. and
1880 z. m, by the pastor, Dr.. Iapsley
A McAfee. Morning theme. En-
phasis and Motive; evening theme,
THE Philippian Tailor: His question
and answer" Special music by quar-
tette with offertory solo by Mrs. F. F
Young, Y. p. s. c. z. Conservation
meeting ct $50 P. m; topic, What
David teaches u.s." Mr.. Arthur Hertel
leader.
HUNTERS PARAO,SE.-"Billy
Frgmann, a Williams nimrod, came
into town one day last week. accord
ing to the News. from out near Ho-
ward and CCrnstaIk lakes, where he
had been hunting for several days. He
was riding a horse and leading bur
10 and the latter was loaded down
with such game as would make the
eyes of any hunter water. In a sack
he had tied up such portions of deer
as had not been consumed in camp
strapped across the burro's back was
fine spike buck, while ducks galore
fine rnallards and teal-danSled on
strings all the way around Mr.. Burru.
Bill said he never had better shooting
in his life than he had on that trip.
JAcKSON'S ARTICLE.-In this is
sue of The Republican will be found
very comprehensive write-up Of the ia
NOUS Bradshaw mining district in Va
vaDai county. by Orick jackson, enc OF
this psper's special correspondents.
Mr.. Jackson went to a great deal of
trouble and expense in familiarizins
himself with the conditions as they
actually exist, and he describes what
he has seer, not what others have told
him. His description Of the various
mines mentioned in his article shows
that he wishes to be fair, and yet con-
servative. Mr.. jackson IS the general
manager of the Arizona Mining Co
respondence Bureau Of Prescott, and is
officially endorsed by the board Of su-
pervisors of Yavapai county, ana Dy
the MAYOR and council Of the city of
Prescott.
THE WHIPSAW.-J. n. Robson,
the principal owner of the WhipsaW
mine on Castle Creek. returned from
there Thursday night accompanied by
Benjamin 3. Lawrence. Of New York,
who hld been with him to visit the
property. 4 force of men has been put
TO work on the mine and it is probable
it will be systematically developed in
the shortest possible time. There has
been a great deal of work done on the
property. but it was mostly surface
work and the operations will new be
directed toward the center of the earth.
Both gentlemen left yesterday. Mr..
Lawrence for New York, and Mr..
Robson for Colorado. Mr.. Robe
son had rather a novel experience at
the mine having all but stepped on a
huge rattlesnake whereupon the reptile
with SOLO from his rattle
box. Mr. Robson executed a flank
f-.,, E,.i.-l,. he,