Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-03-23

worked in the camp as miner him. self for several months before taking hold of the boarding house, knows what a working man likes. He has personal charge of the dining room and sees that everyone is treated right and is satisfied. He is popular with the miners and enjoys a good patron age. This now makes two first class boarding houses in the camp, the other one being in charge of the jolly Dave Finnie. (.
 Another addition to the camp, and one that is greatly appreciated is a first class barber shop. This was open ed in February by l.. H. Flagler, a brother of R. H. Flagler, proprietor of the boarding house. Mir. Flagler is a splendid tonsorialist and has re- lieved many of the boys in camp of the arduous duties of shaving them selves. In the few weeks that be has been in business he has built up nice business.
 The camp was visited this week by Dr. c. R. Huber, a very pleasant young gentleman who has just opened dental parlor in McCabe. Dr. Huber is a recent arrival from Iowa where he was enjoying a splendid business as dentist, but desired to come to the west for a time with the object in view of finding a location for engag- ing in his business. The doctor will make regular visits to this as well as other mining camps in this section. He did quite good deal of work dur ing his stay here and his patrons all seem to be highly pleased with his work. These visits will enable those working in the camp to have their dental work done without the loss of time and expense of going to town.
 James Pillod, the popular and care fuI night hoist man at shaft No. 5, has returned from visit of several days in the Salt river valley. MT. Pillod has been an employe in the camp for several months and is first class hoist man and engineer.
 Harry R. Siedentoff, the contractor, has gone to San Francisco for a few weeks visit with his family. He ex- poets to return to the Iron King camp in about five weeks. He says the Iron King is too good camp to leave and he expects to stay with it. Harry is one of the most popular miners in the camp as is attested by the fact that he has just completed term as presi dent of the Iron King Miners Union No. 21l. He has made an excellent officer and the union has been pros porous and harmonious under his ad- ministration. Everybody in Blanch- ard will welcome him back.
 H. J. Wilder, who has been asso- ciated for some time with Harry Sled entoff in the contracting business, has also left for a visit with his relatives and friends in Buffalo, N. Y. MT. Wilder has not been home for long time and will undoubtedly enjoy his visit greatly--at least this is the wish of his host of friends. Mir. Wilder is the manager this year for the Iron King base ball team which is making preparations to clean up every team that crosses bats with them this sea- son. He is one of the most enthus- iastic ball players in the territory, and while east he will improve the op- portunity to get the latest points of the great American game. He declares that the team will be much stronger this season than last and it is his opinion that they will sweep the stakes. MT. Wilder is one of the most popular young men in the camp and the. boys will always be willing to abide by his decisions and judgment in managing the Iron King team. The practice game last Sunday afternoon with pickup nine resulted in a score of 9 to in favor of the "I. K." team. The line up of the team is as follows: Pitcher, Demeray; catcher, Carroll; first base, Neihoff; second base, Shidler; third base, Anderson; short stop, Smith; center field, Cole; right field, Ellis; left field, Oliphant. Robert Cole is the captain of the team this year and will help to lead the boys to victory over every oppos- ing foe.