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Arizona republican., 1903-08-01
SHOULD HAVE MARKED TEA
BOXES.

Aaron Vanderwerker, New York
printer who once "set" the copy Of
Horace Greeley, says: Every letter, ev
cry division of sentences and every
punctuation mark was in Mr.. Greeley!s
copy to perfection. therein differing
from many other writer's on the PAPER
in his time; but, the popularity in the
forma ton of his letters once mastered,
and given even an ordinary modicum
of general Intelligence on the part of
the compositor there was little that was
Objectionable about it, and the COM
position was easy. The single draw
back was his frequent interlineaticn in
closely written matter, and it was an
article containing much of this which
on certain occasion led a suffering
typo, after many minutes spent in a
vain attempt to decipher it, to remark,
with many eXpletives and in a tone
of deep disgust: "Bub-bub- buggod, a
m-m-man that would s-s-send s-s-such
m-m- manuscript as th-th-this into a
p-p-printin Office at th-th-this t-t-time
G night ought to be s-s-sent to Ch-Ch-
China to m-n-mark t-t-tea boxes.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-01
BLACK CANYON COPPER co
A Corporation foT Zine Exploitation
With Offices at Mayer

There is no portion of the territory of
Arizona of which so little is known, so
little said and written. as that part
OF Yavapai county known as the Blacl,
canyon district. says the Prescott Her.
aid Yet this section has been heavy
producer Of gold for the last forty
years, and from all appearances will
continue to be.
While gold and silver have been the
leadels frcm a shipping standpoint yet
there are large mines of copper that
a1e Just now being worked and are fast
coming to the front. Little has been
dcne in copper mining here, yet what
has been done has been so satisfactory
that extensive operations can be looked
for soon.
The Black Canyon Copper company,
whose offices are at Mayer, is the first
to enter this section to operate on
large scale. This company has been re-
Gently formed ard has for officers and
directors Dr. A. o. Lindstrom propri-
etor of the Swedish Medical Institute
of San Francisco. as the president;
Charles f. Nathhorst, who for the past
ten years has been connected with the
United Verde Copper mine, and the
George y. Treadwell company, as as
mining engineer and chemist, is the
vice president; f. D. Treadwell, mama
geu of ell the George y. Treadwell
properti as: Amos Burr. agent for tn
New York Central and other lines at
san Francisco: Gus Moe, Il well known
business of Mayer, AriZ. II. X. Greg
DRY, the Santa F'e representative on the
coast.
The Black Canyon Copper company's
properties consist Of five full claims 10
Gated midway between PRESCOTT and
Phoenix and about sixteen miles from
the P. & Z. railroad The surface ores;
ard those exposed by the workings are
copper carbonates and oxide of copper
with limited amount of sulphides all
plainly indicating that rich ore will be
found at wate. level The large out
crop and the results obtained from the
surface to the present depth, indicate
to the practical mining man that the
opportunity for opening up q large body
| of copper ore OF a permanent nature
Arizona republican., 1903-08-01
GROOM CREEK DISTRICT
Operations at the Pacific Gold Co.'S
Mines and Near by Properties.

South of the Home Run mine on
Groom creek one of the most success
full mining men in the county has
eleven claims, says a correspondent OF
the Prescott Journal-Miner. Also on
the east he has the Kelly & Stephen
property CT six claims. making a group
of seventeen claims and called the Pa
cific Gold company of Arizona. They
have now broken ground flor double
compartment shaft four by eight feet.
They will use within for the first 100
feet and after that they will put on a
large hoist. This company does rot 20
at mining by piece meal.
From these mines there has been Il
great deal of ore hauled to the coast
by teams. The mines are all I>ateneted
and have been idle long time. The
new company will sink 4 new shaft
from the surface and under t2e old
workings and with cheap tra1sporta-
ton now in the country for machinery.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-01

Some sixty years ago Gen. Clay was
editing an abolitionist paper. the True
American, at Lexington That was
about as dangerous work as man
could find. Clay fortified himself ac-
oordingly:
Il selected for my office a brick
building and lined the outside doors
with sheet iron to prevent them being
burned. l purchased two brass a.
FOUNDER cannon at Cincinnati and plac-
ed them, loaded with shot and nails
on a table breast high. / had folding
doors. secured with a chain, which
could open upon tie mob and give play
to my cannon. l furnished my Office
with Mexican lances and a limited
number of guns. There were six or
eight persons who stood ready to de-
lend me. If defeated. they We're to
escape by a trapdOOr on the roof: and
1 had placed a keg of powder, with a
match, which l could set off and blow
up the Office and all my invaders; and
this 1 should most certainly have done
in case of the last extremity"
Iadomitable, uncomprcmising, in
tractable all his days. He missed the
laurel; bat he lived his life, fierce, of
late years solitary. and without a
parallel. An essentially despotic char
acter. who fought for freedom.-New
York Sun.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-01
LYNX CREEK MINES
Progress Of Development on the Hud-
son Group.

The Gold Dust mine of the Hudson
group is showing i rich body of ore,
assaying $eS per ton in gold and cop
per and high grade ore body is nearly
three feet in thickness at present, and
is increasing in width with depth gain
ed, writes J. Berrie to the Courier. The
width of vein is not known as yet, hut
shaft is all in ore six feet in width.
The shaft is following hanging wall and
nearly vertical and is % feet in depth;
the work is still going on and at fifty
feet d cross-cut Will be run TO ascer-
taain size of vein, after which the
shaft will be pushed down, according to
the understanding at present. Rich ore
has been found near the creek, 200 feet
west of main shaft; here the vein is
over so feet in width; cuts have been
run exposing vein in several places.
East of main shaft 800 feet, a cut here
exposes the vein is feet, with high
grade ore in sight; the Vein can be
traced easily over the entire two
claims 5000 feet. On the Alhambra
claim, west of the Gold Dust, a shaft
Arizona republican., 1903-08-01
CAVE CREEK NEWS
Former Resident Loses ALI by Fire
Latest Mining Gossip.

Cave Creek. Ariz.. July 50. Especial
correspondence Of The Republican,
Their friends at Cave Creek and
around the Phoenix mine hear with
great regret that Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Purcell are burned out completely at
Glendora, Los Angeles county, Cal
Mr.. Purcell was the boarding house
boss during the last operations at the
Phoenix mine and also the postmaster
Of tho Liscum postoffice, defunct since
January 18th this year Lscum was
the postoffice at Phoenix mine and may
be reestablished if that property should
again be operated on an extensive
scale.
Mr.. Purcell married Mrs. Shearer, a
young widow who came to the Cave
Greek region in search of renewed
health after being threatened several
months with tuberculosis. Mrs. Shear
er was a niece of Judge Mccormick.
the postmaster at Cave Creek. but
neither was aware of that fact till it
was accidentally made known to them
on Thanksgiving night, 1902.
After the closing down of the Phoe-
nix mine Mr.. Purcell and Mrs. Shearer
went to Glendora where he established
a very crsditable new spaper. The news
now comes that both home and news
paper Office were burned and there is
NO reference to insurance indemnity.
But Mr.. Purcell is a character not like
l. to be extinguished by even a whole
sale fire.
]. D. Houck is doing a fairly good
business. even though down to the bed
rock of local mining patronage. The
invalids and the people of Fields ranch
are gene for the summer. Still there
is need here for a good store and hap
PLY Mr.. Hcuck is able to keep it go
ing. Every day miners and prospectors
come in for supplies and report new
discoveries CT good values in old work
ings or new prospects. There is mora
and better prospecting going on along
Cave Creek than anywhere else in the
country.
Messrs. Mills and Philes are working
good gold and copper bodies and get
ting out hundreds of tons of ore fol
shipment.
Three very lious gentlemen, Rev. G.
w. Fleming, John a. Moore and Hiram
Lirville are re-developing the old Mex
lean mine and the OLD Fleming proper
ties. They are very sersibly laying
up treasures in Heaven as we'll as OF
earth. Young Mr.. Linnville is denomi-
mated the dean of that colleg of car
dinals, and they are all doing well.
w. L. Mckay is getting out a lot OF
copper ore from one group of his
claims in easy reach of the Cave Creel
rostoffice.
Mr.. Whitney. superintendent of the
Grand Traverse and Arizona Minine
company. writes from Marquette
Mich. that he is steadily advancing
/ in his preparations to begin work her
On q bic scale in October. John Os.
borne who is here now gives it out tina
work will be resumed on the Ben HUI.
as soon as hot weather is over.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-01
!. Mines and Minerals
. Of Arizona
ANGEL NINE TROUBLES
Everything Being Regulated; Work
Will Be Resumed Monday.

1t is believed now that the troubles
which for months have interfered with
the operation of the Angel mine west
of Wickenburg, and which resulted fin
ally in closing down the property. it
was presumed for the summer. have at
last been adjusted between the stock
holders and operations will be resumed
at once.
The trouble was between the Hath
away company which secured control
for a time, and the other stockholders.
The stockholders finally got control of
the property and sent s. c. Bird of
Bridgeport. Conn. on to take charge
of it, raising sufficient funds to again
place it in operation. Mr.. Bird arrived
here yesterday and registered at the
Hotel Adams. together with George w
Sanders, superintendent of the Vulture
mine. Mr.. Bird told a reported for
The Republican that he was here with
authority to act and that he proposed
to put force of men at work next
Monday morning, consisting of ten or
more men, and that other men would
be added as fast as they could be en-
ployed advantageously and economical
ly. He said an arrangement had been
made with the Wickenburg Smelter
company for the working of Angel
ores and that the smelter expects to
start in another week or sooner if
possible. There is already considerable
ore on the dump that will De sent to
the smelter at once and if all goes well
ore will probably be furnished tie
smelter continuously. Mr. Bird expects
TO remain at the mine till he gets
things on Il good working basis and
can get the right man to take charge of
operations.
Mr.. Sanders was asked if there was
anything new at the Vulture mine that
would interest the public but replied
that there was not The work of de-
veloping is going along quietly for the
present.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-01

shows five feet OF good milling ore,
gold and COZ pec values: also a cross
cut shows free gold ore over Is fee.
in width varying from SIS to $50 per
ton in gCid. There is p!1nty of tim
Der on these claims for mining purposes
for years TO come. also plenty of water
at all seasons of the year. The Alice
mine joins the Gold Dust and runs
northerly from same at right angles.
has two shafts each, nearly 90 feet in
depth, showing free milling gold ore.
also cuts expose the vein in several
places showing large quantities of low
grade ores, principally of gold values.
The Pony mine of same group, paral-
lei vein with Alice vein. shows large
quantity of low grade ore on surface.
The Lincoln mine of the same group
has considerable development in main
shaft; the ore body is over 4 feet in
thickness and runs high in silver with
coed sold values; in tunnel the ore body
is feet in thickness. In the new shaft
north OF the tunnel, which is now over
20 feet in, the ore body exposed is
nearly . feet in width.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-01

etc, these mines will soon be on pay
ing basis.
At the Groom Creek Gold Mining
company they have been milling ore
from the Alma mine. at the Cold Basis
mill. The~ will get through in about =
week more.
Mr.. Dodge from Ohio will be here in
August to start up the Gold Basis mine
again.
The Monte Christie will also start up
about the first of August, as they have
everything fixed up with the owners.
At the Chicago mine they are still
taking out very rich ore. They are
sinking. Mr.. Clark has had these
mines over twenty years ard he is now
going to thoroughly develop them. Mr..
ard Mrs. Clark are living on Groom
creek. Mr.. Clark has built Il nice little
place under some beautiful walnut trees
with wild grape wines trailing over
them that looks very comfortable these
hot days.
AT the Ideal mine they are taking
out fine looking ore and are now busy
putting up mill to treat it. / believe
they have a big mine. The ledge is
large in a granite formation and on
the mother lode that runs through the
country
Arizona republican., 1903-08-01
A FELONY CHARGE
Against Ed Keithline for BEATING His
Wife.

Edward kclthline, who was convict
cd in the police court on Thursday On
q charge of assault, having beaten his
wife the night before is learning rapid
ly that his offense is much more seri-
Gus than it seemed to him at the time
He would have been more seriously
dealt with in police court, but having
been charged only with simple assault
ne could only be given the maximum
punishment for that offense.
Yesterday morning his wife went be-
fore Justice Burnett and swore out a.
warrant for his arrest on a charge of
aggravated assault. Keithline who is
a contractor had gone to Tempe and
he w&s brought back by Constable Red
wine. He was arraigned and his trial
was set for August :. His bail was
fixed 1t $500. He furnished it and was
released.
1t is said that he admitted the fact
. of the assault in police court but ex-
cused it OH the ground of his wife S
conduct.
The punishment for this crime is Il
fine OF not less than $100 and not more
than $1,000. or imprisonment in the
penitcnti5ry for not less than one year
and not more than two years In his
case lIlaL part Of the law Is used which
makes it d felony for an adult male to
beat an adult female.
Speaking of wife beating it will be
/ remembered that a few years ago Jack
Maber, who had been sentenced to the
penitentiary for three years had been
pardoned. The pardon was granted at
the solicitation of wife and on the
recommendation of the court. 1t was
believed that the punishment he had
already undergone would impress the
, most incorriSible of wife beaters, but it
: dos not seem TO have done Maber any
good. Before he had been at home a
week he severely assaulted his wife
several times. Sympathy with her
however is not so great as it would be
but for her restless activity in securing
his release He had served numerous
terms in the county and city jails for
similar offenses. and every time after
his conviction the woman haunted the
authorities and made life a burden to
them until Maber was out of Jail.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-01
O'RELL AND THE REPORTER.

Max Orch used to tell story abou.
his first experience with Chicago
newspaper reporter. The genial French
man had just arrived at the Grand Pa
cific hotel and had retired to his room
to rest after fatiguing journey. In
order to get the most possible out of
the short siesta he TOOK off his clothes
and got into bed. The day was hctk
one, ard for better circulation of air
he left the door slightly ajsr. placing
a chair against it for security. Shortly
afterward he was awakened from lis
nal. by knock at his door, and he
drowsily inquired who was there. MI.
Blank of the Daily So-and-So,'' replied
the reporter Il cannot be disturbed
now" called O'Ren. You Will have to
come again. 1 cannot see you nov. I
am in bed" Notwithstanding this in
junction the humorist saw the door
pushed open, the chair fell over IN he
floor, and the reporter entered The
room, threw his hat on the table, sighed
and helped himself to a char. We'll.
well, well!'' exclaimed the nov angry
Frenchman. This is unprecedented.
What will you have. sir? What'n you
have?" Thank YOU replied the re-
porter tanning himself, III take i
gin fZz.''
Arizona republican., 1903-08-01

upon this property is very encouraging
Considerable ore has been extracted
and shipped, and it is we'll known as
a grass root proposition, one that win
pay from the start. The following
amount OF work has been done: The
main tunnel where work is being done
at present is in some lis feet, showing
ore that goes from SIS to $751; in cop
per and from So to s. in gold. Ore
from an IS foot cut goes $3.50 copper
and SIS gold. Ore from q % foot shaft
goes SIS copper and So gold. Ore from
a u foot cut goes $3.50 copper and So
gold. Ore from another % foot shaft
goes S49.50 copper and $40 gold. Orc
from a G5 foot shaft goes s19.45 copper
anT SO. 20 gold
Arizona republican., 1903-08-01

the lungs. enlaciation and weakness, have
been perfectly and permanently cured
by the use of Dir. Pierce's Golden Med
lcal Discovery 1t cures the cough,
heals the lungs, and builds up tie body
with solid flesh
when commenced taking your medicines
eighteen months ago. my health was completely
broken down" writes Mrs Cora L, sunderland
of Chanevville, Calvert Co Md AT times
Could nor even walk across the room without
pains IN my chest. Tie docto, s.hO GtAeHdfd me
sad ned ting t'onble, and MGi oouid ''f1s' ne
REL de0t"- At last concluded TO try Doctor
Pierce'S medicines. I bought bottle OF Gold
en- Medical Discovery tool, it ard soon com,
meliced to feel a little better. then YOU directed
me to take both the Golden Medical DlscoV-
cry and the Favorite Prescription whlCn
nid Altogether l have taken eighteen bottie7
OF Golden Medical Discovery. twelve OF the
Favorite Prescription, and five walls OF Fei,
lets am now almost entirely well and 90 an
my work without any pain whatever ana san IS a
run with more than could formerly "dfE-"
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, in paper covers, IS sent J'ee on
receipt of II ore-cent stamps to cover
expense of mailing only. Address L.
&, V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-01


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Arizona republican., 1903-08-01

may look for some embonpcint in the
papal chair when the election takes
place. Before the time of Leo Kill,
good. healthy. expansive body was
regarded as entirely popish To be CT
"pope's size" became not only 4 prev
erb, but a trademark. In the haber-
dashy shops of London the initials '.P
S." were often found on mems cloth
ing, particularly underwear If the
purchaser of garment asked for an
undershirt "P. S. it was understood
that he wanted "pope's size, meaning
short and stout
Arizona republican., 1903-08-01
"BEGGAR TRUST" IN COURT.

The "beggar trust" which, it is said.
mas branches in Pittsburg, Chicago.
Philadelphia and ell the other big
cities in the Union, got a lively show
ing up in the courts of New York the
other day, when detectives arraigned
one of the leaders. It was proved tha-
the MEMBERS not only made wounds
on their arms and limbs by acids, so
as to make themselves pitiable in the
eyes of charitable passersby. but they
act as the advance posts of profession
al thieves. They place themselves
where they ascertain the number of
people in certain houses and later noti-
fy tie thieves, who invariably rob the
houses.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-01
CAUSE OF BADNESS.

Tomson-The man who gets bald first
is the one who wears his hat toe
much.
Jonson-I don't agree with you. The
man who get; bald first is the one wht
does excessive brain work
TcmSon-Ihat comedies with my
theory The man who works his brain
excessively we2rg his thinking cap toc
much
Arizona republican., 1903-08-01

tissues, and thereby CHI
Il am now going en- my 18th year
and l feel as strong as my youngest
son, who is now past So. l nave work
ed hard all my life and have not given
UP work yet. Some years ago l began
taking DUFFY'S PURE MALT
WHISNEY. and know this great medi-
Gins has prolonged my life. Before TAX
ing DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHIS-
KEY 1 did not sleep well. Now 1 have
perfect rest ct night. Every morning
and every evening 1 take it and 1 al
ways have good al petite and perfect
digestion. 1t is the greatest medicine
ever made for old folks. and we always
have a bottle OF it i'll the house. Al
EXANDftR FERGUSON, Gilman, Ind.
EUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEy
is invaluable for overworked men, deli
cate women and sickly children. 1t
strengthens and sustains the system,
IL,
Arizona republican., 1903-08-01
Ut
SEA RES
PEOPLE

Who come of a
consumptive FAM
lily when they be-
gin to cough and
the lungs are pain
full. But it is i
fact beyond dis.
proof that con-
sumption is not
and cannot be in
herited. The mi
crobe which breeds
disease must abso-
lutely be received
by the individual
before consunip-
ton can be devel-
oped.
Men and women
who have been af-
hicted with obsti-
nate coughs, bron-
cllltis. bleeding of
Arizona republican., 1903-08-01
THINNEsT OF POPEs.

Leo XIII. was distinguished for his
leanness. He was, it is believed, the
thinnest pope that ever lived. All of
his cardinals, with the exception of
Gibbons, are we'll fed men, so that we
Arizona republican., 1903-08-01

No man can serve two masters I'M
less he is low down politician.-Chi-
capo News
Arizona republican., 1903-08-01
E15 YEARS OLD,
STRONG AND HEAL THY


and He
j him axes i'm activ
digestion
Arizona republican., 1903-08-01

the heat OF the body. it builds up the
scllS waste and decay.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-01
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

Is a food already digestcd. 1t sustains
tissues, and thereby CHI
The Republican journal., 1903-10-29
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATEOF MAINE.
COUNTY OF WALDO SIS.

October 8. A. d. 1903.
Taken this eighth day of October. A. D. 1903,
at eight o'clock and thirty minutes in the fore
noon, on an execution dated September 22d, A. d.
1903, issued on judgment rendered by the Supe-
rior Court for the County of KeDnebec, at the
term thereof begun and holden at Augusta, in
said County of Kennebec, on the first Tuesday of
April, A. D. 1902. in favor of Louise E. Hunt of
said Augusta, and against Elijah I. Bessey of
Brooks, in said County of Waldo, for forty-fou
dollars and sixty cents, debt or damage and
Sixty-nine dollars and ninety -four cents, costs of
suit, and will be sold at public auction at the
office of Geo. Z. johnson, in Belfast, in said
County of Waldo, to the highest bidder, On the
14th day of November, A. d. 1903, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon, two undivided fifteenths of the
following described real estate and all the right,
title and interest which the said Elijah T. Bessey
has in and to the same real estate. to wit: GER
tain lot Or parcel of real estate situate in Brooks,
in said County Of Waldo, it being part Of lot
No. "a in the south division OF lots in said Brooks
bounded and described as follows: Beginning at
the northwest corner of said lot No. "a; thence
south 6S degrees east by north line OF said lot 1863
and one fourth rods to the northeast corner of
said lot; thence south % degrees west by the
westerly line of lot No. 81. Al rods and links to
stake; thence north 6S degrees, west 1891 rods to
stake in the east line Of lot No. 53 Al rods and
links to the place OF beginning, containing 50
acres, more or less, and being the farm occupied
bytCharleS T. Scribner in 1894 as homestead.
3t42 N. G. NORTON, Deputy Sheriff.