Arizona republican., 1903-10-14

Grace Hilsen. The superintendents of
 the various departments of the club work outlined their plans for the sea son, and thn president. Mrs. B. \. Few
 Ter, made very interesting address. Art will be the subject for special ais cussion at the next meeting.
 RETURNED TO CAMP.-Dr. J. w. Primm and wife. of Woodstock. Ill.,. who spent last winter in camp near Clayson's ranch, arrived here yester- day after spending q pleasant sum mer in the Colorado mountains. They will occupy their camp again this win ter.
 FUNERAL OF J. W. MUNGOVAN. The funeral of J. w. Mungovan. who died Monday afternoon. will be held this afternoon at o'clock at the un = dertaking parlors of \. J. Bradley. The funeral will be under the auspices of the Odd Fellows. MT. MungoVan leaves
 wife and two daughters.
 BACK FROM THE EAST.-John Sullivan, who was connected with the Hoffman, has returned from a sum- mer's visit in the east. going as far as New York and Pittsburg. He expects to remain here during the winter and | is looking and feeling better after his visit.
 CALVES DOING WELL.-Ex- Sheriff Stout was in the city Tuesday from his ranch beyond Glendale, shaking
 hands with old friends. MT. Stout is | now devotinG himself energetically to
 ranching and the raising of fine calves
 on his New River range. He says that owing to the rains of the past summer
 his stock put on flesh faster than ever
 before. He attributes it to the fact that they did not have to wear them selves out carrying canteens.
 AFTER BUSiNESS.-Roy O. Shad- finger, of Los Angeles. spent yesterday
 in the city looking after business with the various printing houses. He rep resents the American Type Founders
 Co.,, with headquarters at No. 121 North
 Broadway, Los Angeles. He ran across one or two old time eastern ac- quaintances in the craft which also added a little social coloring to his
 visit.
 MORE SPECIMENS.-Some nice mineral specimens were left at the board of trade yesterday. one .collec- ton was brought in by C. V. Saver to whom they were sent from the Corona Consolidated Gold and Copper company ot Yavapai county. Two other pieces of rock were brought in by Ben Doris. who secured them at Iron Springs. They are perfectly white and are known as phosphorous rock. By rub ping them together in dark room d phosporescent glow is plainly seen and strong odor is also produced.
 THE HUMPHREY MiNES.-R. E. Humphrey, with whom are associated
 9 number of eastern capitalists in the known as the Humphrey group, was in the city yesterday. The claims are eight miles from Morristown and thr
 teen men are now engaged in their de- in owe" hundred places exposed the ore body. which is a big body or de posit rather than ledge and that sew eral shafts from 50 to 100 feet deep are all in ore. The ore contains nearly every kind of mineral, but copper pre- dominates on the surface. turning more
 largely to gold as depth is attained. It is likely if all goes well that re- duction plant will be erected on the group next year. Much orc has been
 shipped from these claims and to d
 good profit, but at the present time there is no necessity for shipping and
 all efforts are in the line of develop
 ing body for reduction at home.