Arizona republican., 1905-09-10
HoME ERoM turkey CREEK

HOME FROM TURKEY CREEK
DR.. l.. d. Cameron returned home yes
| terday after a week spent at the Tur-
key Creek mine two miles and a hall
| from Poland in YaVapai county. H5
| thinks that Is the pTettiest country in
! the world in tne summer time but just
! now the nights are getting almost to1
cold for comfort The doctor says a
force of men is engaged taking out
| some fine looking ore at the Turkey
! Creek mine, under the direction of DR.
| T. F. Hudson who has been there all
summer. They now have about 200
| tons on the dump and propose to work
| it at the new smelter under construC-
ton at Val Verde just as soon as it is
ready for business This smelter ne
says is to be a great institution. The
concrete foundations are in and the
steel is on the ground. The placing of
machinery will begin in a few days. The
smelter management will be ready to
receive ore in a few weeks and ex-
poets to be running the plant early In
December.
HARRY liked HoME-Harry
Friedman returned home Yesterday af-
ter a couple of weeks visit in San
Francisco. He says he had fine time
and would liked to have have remain
ed longer but he heard about the
Britt Nelson mill and Immediately
started for home He says he has
made it a point all his life to run
from fights and he is too old now to
learn new tricks. Incidentally Mr..
Friedman said he tried to do little
missionary work for ~ Arizona and
thinks he was somewhat successful.
He was often in the office OF DR. Jo-
seph Hirshfelder, one of the best
known physicians in San Francisco,
and he took occasion to impress upon
the doctor the fact that Arizona had
the best climate in the world. Dur
ing his visits there he saw many of
the doctors patients, entering and
departing, and since he returned home
he has noted two or three faces in
town that he met in the doctors Of
flee.
NEW RATIONS-Articles Of
the following corporations were filed
in the office of the county recorder
yesterday: Wellington Gold Mining
and Development company, capital
stock $1,000. 900, incorporators John \.
Phelan and F. c. Woody; Stout Min
ing and Exploration company. capital
stock S11OO 600 incorporatOrs Oliver
Stout and NJ. ). Bonnifield; Genesec
Mining company, capital stock $3.50,
KIug and r. A. watson; Bishop Creek
Gold company capital stock S1,O0O,OO0,
incorporators J. w. a. L. and c. II
Standard. w. Street and J. L. B. Alex
ander; the New Era Hotel Register
company capital stock $4,000. incor-
porators ]. P. Hart and J. H Mills;
MOllie g. Mining company, capital
stock 100000. incorporates G. $.
Burgess and H. c. Mitchell; Buffalo
Jones Catalogue company, capital
stock 100000. incOrporators G. J.
Jones and J. T. Owens; Nevada Rock 7
land Mining and Milling company |
capital stock 100000 incorporators
Newton Evans J. L. Boyle and ]. f. !
Baxter.
BUILDING A HOME-M. \. stan
ford is building a home. Tina is not |
a very sensational fact especially for /
Mr.. Stanford. who has contracted a I
chronic habit of building homes. but IL /
is of general interest to the valley for |
every new home is that much more .
in a land that needs homes more than .
anything else. Mr.. Stanford had a |
fine home northeast OF the city which (
he sold a year or so ago but he still .
had a good ranch left southeast of /
town. a little distance south OF East
lake park. It is on this property that .
he is now erecting a nice six room
brick and lumber house with all mod
ern convenience. It IS so nearly fin
ished that it is ready for the paint
ers and he has already moved into it.
He proposes to make it all that can
be desired in a country place. He
has travelled over the country cOnsid-
arably i'm the last year or so but finds
no better place to stop and grow up
IN than this valley. AS he has been /
here here "a good many years. suffi-
GENTLY long at least to sprOut and be
gin to grow he has decided to prepare
himself to stay another hundred years
)r so.