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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-03-21
NO MORE DELAY IN
GRADING GOOSE
FLAT
Council Takes Steps To
Have The Work
Begun
Stray Cattle And Loose
Dogs Under The
Ban
(From Tuesdays DaiIy.)

"If we are going TO do ANYTHING in
tho way Of Improvement to our city
streets, we should have Goose Flat
graded first" said Alderman Head nj
a special meeting Of tho city council
last evening, when the question of
repairing streets damaged by the recent
Hoods was mentioned.
."lt's shame that this work has
not been finished long ago. what is
the matter that the contract has never
been carried outfn intcrposed Alder.
man Belcher. In subsequent proceed
ings it was developed that the city ut.
torncy drafted contract for the
work, when the motion to award IL to
Sines a Rockmark was carried some
months ago, but that the mayor put
the contract in his pocket and did not
sign it before leaving on an extended
business visit TO the east some two
weeks ago.. and the present where.
abouts of the instrument was not
known TO the city clerk or any of the
councilmcn.
Attorney Alfred. who was present re-
presenting the city attorney, was
forthwith instructed TO draw another
contract tomorrow for the signatures
OF the acting mayor and the con.
tractors, and the work ordered 10 be
commenced Mt once.
Eugene Greenwood, n prominent re.
sidcnt of East Gurlcy street, appeared
before the council, and represented 10
that body that he and his neighbors
were subjected to much annoyance by
loose stock running around at nights.
which did considerable damage 10 re-.
| sidcnce lawns in the eastern portion of
the city. He stated that he did not be
licve that the present fine Of ~ was
sufficiently large enough to make IL an
object for owners of stock TO keep the
same penned up, and that it appeared
to be cheaper to pay an occasional fine
than TO buy feed. The city attorney
was instructed to draft an ordinanc,
amending section OF ordinance 20
changing the penalty from fine Of a.
to A. per head.
Dogs then came up for consideration
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-03-21
.,.: M ':'u COrbin e. BOrk, ::! :ss:'t

and an examination of the ordinances
relating to CANNES revealed the fact
that the present license on the pets
was $3.50 for males and 50 for females.
II was the general consensus Of opinion
among the members of the council and
the chief Of police that there were en-.
tirely too many dogs running at large
in the city, and the city attorney was
instructed TO draft an ordinance rails
ing the license from the present rates
to 81 for male dogs and 90 for female
dogs, with n fee Of 81 for the dog
catcher, the present compensation OF
80 cents being considered inadequate
for the onerous duties Of that risky
occupation.
Bids were opened for the construc'
ton of the new building for the ac-
commodation Of the fire department APP
paratus and team, and the contract
was awarded to Sincs 4 Rockmark for
the sum of $3.50.
The matter of the construction of a
flume to carry the waste waters at the
intersection Of Beach and Mccormick
streets was referred to the street com.
mittec.
A. A. Johns, chief Of the fire depart.
ment stated to the council that he re-
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-03-21

Gently examined team belonging to
the United Verde Copper Co., at Je-
rome, which could be purchased for
1915. and recommended that the coun-
ell send assistant chief Charles Kear.
ley, who was an experienced horseman,
to jerome, with instructions 20 take
the team back with him il found
sound and suitable for the work Of
the department. The council passed
IA resolution in accordance with the re-
common dation of the chief.
The council then adjourned until
Wednesday evening at 1880.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-03-21

road overseer dist. No. 27.
J. J. Turner and wife TO NJ. A.
Black. W. $4,000; 3. hf. of n. w. Or,
Sec. 90, 10 n, 3E.
j. w. IIolsapplc ct al file ar Of
work on six mines, lass district.
=. J. Keohane files boud Of 81 900 as
justice Of peace, Prescott precinct.
Richard Talbot files bond Of $4,000
AS district attorney.
Orvalle Glenn to Carl Recs,bill Of sale
$3.50, 81 cattle and three horses on
range.
Chas. W. Brooks locates three mines
Castle creek dist.
q. W. Mardis and James Drum ameni
locations of two mines, Castle creek
district.
X. r. Talbot, district attorney, mp.
points II. ID. Ross ms DEPUTY.
John Fox locates four mines. Itvm-
bug district.
=. Fogarty .and j. u. Young locate
Lost Morris mine, TIumbug dist.
James Harvey and l.. NJ Henderson
locate Gold STANDARD No. % mine,
Walker dist.
Pennsylvania and Cananca Copper
Co. amend articles Of incorporation.
l.. W. Crane and W. J. Gilbert To-
cate Lucky Boy mine, Blue Tank dist.
A. ID. Zallanaek to Jerome Verde
Mining Co., m. deed, mines, Verde
dist.
U. =. TO Golden Link Mg. Co., pat
ent, wyandottc Girl mine, Eureka
| dist.
+. +. Powers ct amend location Of
20 placer claims near Hunlapai Indian
reservation.
Harry Jacobs locates two placcrs
and one lode claim, Silver Mountain
dist.
Germania Fire ms. Co. appoints VIII
lie Richardson as agent. 49,.
Pfau Extension Mining Co. amends
its articles of incorporation changing
name TO Cherry Creek Mines Co.
Mrs. +. Saathofr ct al. locate Panama
mine, White Picacho dist.
j. X. Murphy locates Little John
mine. Black Rock dist.
G. G. Miller locates Brooklyn Extcn.
Ion mine, Big Bug dist.
T. T.. Childers locates Santa Rita
nine, Big Bug dist
j. T. Cochran locates Cocopah
mine, Black Rock dist.
Il. v. Bunker locates Yellow Rib.
bon mine, Cordcs dist.
White Gold Mg Co. ct al files an OF
a work ON four mines, Black Rock
dist.
X. 3. Pearcc 6les an Of a work on
two mines, Castle creek dist.
w. NJ. Ovens 20 Goddard Mining
Co., m. deed, 1880; Independence Nos.
l. 2,2 3, 4, 8, mines. Black Rock dist.
l.. ]. Fletcher locates mines, Aqua
Fria dist.
Pittsburg'Jerome Copper Co amends
articles of incorporation.
NJ, j. aud T.. l.. Boblctt locate A. n.
mine, Walker d'st.
Walter G. Miller 4. Harry T.. Deus
W. deed, 80. 10, 81, bin, 2, Jerome.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-03-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

. Parties indebted TO the Prescott ho
tel will please call and settle their ne.
counts before Monday next, or the
same will BIO placed 10 the hands Of
. collector oeI JOHN ANDREWS.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-03-21
He Takes Norris Advice.

II spoke to several of friends the matter and ,bc i'm;
mcatey circulated petition which have here my desk but
which was never hed The days passed by heard nothing
the matter except that Talbot actively WORKING for the
place made no effort to do campaigning for the Job being
satisfied that the supervisors would know in ample time 20
file the petition required by law in they settled upon
the,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-03-21
AMAZING ALLEGATIONS OF
DUPLICITY and DECEIT
Continued from page one,

o regain but informed Norris that coud mn, G, . e.,
petition and then be turned down by the board lie agreed with ~
and again assured me that my chances the appointment, were
OF thc best.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-14
BETTER TRAIN SERVICE
FOR GLOBE VERY SOON

1t will be a matter of but short
time when the travelling public will
have better service to and from
Bowie according to c. d. Reppy the
right of way agent for the road, who s
now in Globe. Mr.. Reppy states that
the work of demonstrating the road is
progressing rapidly and that the entire
right of way for the new line has been
secured. Work on the road however
cannot be pushed any faster owing to
the fact that the greater part of the
Randolph forces are at work on the
Sonora lines which must be completed
within given time in order to retain
the concessions from the Mexican
government.
Mr.. Reppy also stated that there
will be construction work going on in
this vicinity for some time to come
owing to the fact that several branch
lines are to be built to various mining
properties in the district.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-14
HE FELL. SIXTY
FEET ANDL|VES
Old Dominion Miner Drops Into
Chute Man Searching
Falls Also
From Thursday S Daily

Elias Trzilla, miner employed at the
Old Dominion, had narrow escape
from death Tuesday night while at
work. He fell down chute distance
of sixty feet, and the only injury he
sustained was broken leg. Sixty feet
is long way to drop, and Elias is prob
ably well satisfied with the result; at
least he ought to be.
After Trzilla was missed Mike Evan
ovich, who was working with him,
started on hunt for him, but before
he had made much Roadway he fell into
mine hole. When he was hauled out
and taken to the company hospital, the
doctors ascertained that his injuries
were almost identical with Trzilla s.
One of his legs was also broken, but
being an open fracture, it will take it
longer to get into normal shape than
the limb of his partner.
Both men are at the hospital and last
evening both were reported to be doing
very we'll
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-14

be over comparatively level country,
and the remaining four miles will be
through mountainous country.
The railroad is being built by the
people who are interested in the Ari,
zona- Michigan company. This CON-
pany owns a group of properties at
Johnson camp, the principal one of
which is the Copper Chief. This prop
erty is located between the Peabody
and the Republic properties, both of
which are being operated on large
scale.
On the Copper Chief the shaft is
down to depth If 400 feet and is all
in ore. A double compartment shaft
is also being sunk and has reached a
depth of l20 feet. A big hoist is in
operation and an air compressor is
being installed to operate two machine
drills.
1t is announced that when the rail.
road is completed ore shipments aggre.
eating more than two hundred tons
will be made from the Copper Chief.
The Republic, Peabody and Empire
also expect to make big shipments.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-14
Pima County Convent ms

The republican and democratic con-
ventions of Pima county were held in
Tucson last week. The democrats en-
dorsed Mark Smith, the Bisbee terri
torial convention, and favored the
adoption of bullion tax. The repub-
leans endorsed w. F. Cooper for
delegate and +. M. Dickerman for
joint councilman. The following can
didates were chosen:
Democratic 49, Legislature, w. X.
Maui, William Nugent and Barnabe
Brichta; sheriff, Patrick Flanagan;
supervisors, Vic Griffith, Charles liar
dy; probate judge, William Fields
district attorney, William Lowell.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, DIR. II. Z.
Crepin; David Morgan, superintendent
of the Imperial Copper company at
Silver Bell, and S. E. Gregory; sheriff,
Nabor Pacheco, rsnominated; super
visors, Charles Bayless, j. P. Hohusen;
probate judge, W. J. Kirkpatrick; dis
trict attorney, Benton Dick
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-14
RAILROAD OFFICIAL
HELD UP LAST NIGHT

While coming through the railroad
yards at about midnight last night, j.
w. Williams, of the G V. G. & N.
general offices, was held up and robbed.
Two men jumped out from under a box
car and ordered him to throw up his
hands, one of the men thrusting six
shooter under his chin. Mr.. Williams
did not wait to see whether or not the
gun was loaded, but complied with the
request of the stick-up men, who re-
lieved him of his gold watch, his keys
and several dollars in change. Special
Officer FELTON, was Immediately notified
and he started out to corral the bandits,
whom he is confident of landing before
twenty-four hours have elapsed.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-14
Iron Cap Showing

The shaft on the Iron Cap is down
43O feet and has been in lime for
eighty feet of that distance. The for
nation is now changing and the indica-
tons for encountering or, are excel
lent. The property, situated as it is
between the Copper Hill and the Black
hawk mines of the Arizona CONNER
cial company, is regarded as one of the
best properties for the amount of de-
velopment work done on it in the dis
trict.
The company will install a compress
or with two power drills and will start
a drift on the $50 foot level. A party
of officials and stockholders expect to
leave Boston on the 18th inst. for
Globe, to inspect the property of the
company.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-14
National Mining Exploration

F. A. Woodward. treasurer of the
National Mining Exploration company,
returned Monday from the company's
property, the Copper Peak and Cop
per Ridge group, situated about eight
miles west OF Kelvin. The company
have driven a tunnel 200 feet and have
sunk shaft sc feet on the Copper
Peak property. They have shown up
a mineralized lead 500 feet in width in
conglomerate of sufficient value to
warrant further exploration.
They have also exploited the Copper
Ridge property and discovered con-
tact vein lying under the porphyry
dyke, about twelve feet wide, well
mineralized where explored Plans are
being perfected to continue exploration
work. Mr.. Woodward is very well
satisfied with the developments on
both properties above mentioned.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-14
Just Try II.

You can't afford to have your wife
cook over hot stove this kind of
weather, because it is not only hard
hip to her, but it costs you more
money than if gas was used. Why,
with the use of our gas you can get up
meal for t;iiie more than three
cents This is no idle dream. 1t can
be proven by whole lot of people who
are wise to the advantages. Now,
don't you think you Lad better give us
a trial? You know we will more than
meet you half way by furnishing you
with any kind OF range at cost price
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-14
Notice to Creditors

Estate of S. S. Plunket, deceased.
Notice i, hereby given by the under
signed, administrator of the estate of
S. S. Plunket, deceased, to the credit
ors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months after the first publ
cation of this notice, to the said admins
traitor at Shute's liverys table, the same
being the place for the transaction OF
the business of said estate, in said
County of ella.
GEORGE e. SHUTE,
Administrator of the Estate of S. S.
Plunket, deceased.
Dated this 18th day of September
1906. 2l-5t
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-14
GLOBE SIGHTS AND
SILVER BELTLETS
Current News Of Busy Globe Told II
Brevities

Current News OF Busy Globe Told in
Brevities
From Thursdays Daily
Mrs. W. l.. Spates has returned from
a visit on tide coast.
Mrs. Tom Ferguson and Mrs. l.. w.
Ponder of San Carlos spent Sunday in
Globe, being guests at the Dominion.
Harry Markowitz we'll known hide
merchant of Los Angeles spent the
early part of the week in Globe on
business.
Attorney L. j. Elliott went to Solo
knoxville yesterday to attend to bust
ness in the district court, which is now
in session.
Allen Mccain of the chemical depart
ment of the Mine and Shelter Supply
company is in the city from Ell Paso
on business.
w. w. Brookner, democratic candi-
date for county treasurer, left Tuesday
for various ella county points on still
hunt for votes.
S. H. Goodspeed who has been EN-
ployed with the Rowland and Smith in
terests at Bisbee was an arrival in the
city last evening.
VI. Goodloe Superintendent of the
Congress mine is in the city en- route
to Silver Bell to erect a smelter for the
Imperial Copper company.
Phil Brennan and J. E. Lezarre,
prominent business men of Tucson,
left for the old town yesterday after
spending several days in the city.
Judge Woy of Los Angeles has been
in the city for several days on business
of the Iron Cap Mining company. He
expects to leave for his home this
morning.
James p. Fault returned on Tuesday
from the San Carlos strip, where he
has been experimenting the develop
ment work on the Fault and Hitchcock
mining claims.
Spencer d. Wright of Philadelphia
and l.. j. Williams of Scranton, Pa,
stockholders in the Warrior Copper
company arrived in the city on last
evenings train.
Judge Nave went to Solomonville
yesterday to preside in the Graham
county court which is now in session.
Mrs. Nave and children are at the
Dominion hotel
George Hubbard an old resident of
the county and well known cattleman
of Pleasant Valley is in the city on
business. George says the Democratic
ticket is all right in his section.
C. d. Reppy, right of way agent for
the Randolph lines, is a visitor in the
city, accompanied by Mrs. Reppy Mr.
Reppy expects to make his home in
/ Globe in the very near future, as he
has great faith in the future of the
city.
Mrs. Sieboth and daughter, Miss
Alice, will leave Monday for Superior,
in Pinal county, where they will make
their future home. This is where is
located the Lake Superior and Arizona
mine, of which Mr. Sieboth is general
manager.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Cramer who have
been absent for the past four months
returned few days ago from the east.
They spent two months on the Pacific
coast and then went east where they
visited relatives. They report having
had delightful time.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-14
An Explanation.

The reason we turn out such good
color on our work is:
LIST. The water in Globe cannot be
beat for laundry purposes.
End. We use plenty of it, and lots
of good soap.
3rd. We have an experienced man
in charge of the washing.
Give US a trial and we will give
results. Arizona Steam Laundry.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-14
Has Arm MangIed

Tip Edwards helper at the o. d.
smelter had his left arm badly mangled
yesterday morning. He was riding on
the Stag engine and his elbow which
was protruding from the window of the
cab came in contact with concrete
wall. His injuries were dressed and he
was able to go to his home. Mr.. Ed
wards will be laid up for some time.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-14
Do You Need Paint2

If you do not absolutely need it to-
day, you probably will sooner or later
and the time to buy it is right now. Con-
suit the ella Valley Lumber Co. for the
reasons why. Their stock embraces
everything in the line, both as to as
sortment and variety.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-14
Brick! Brick!

Parties wanting brick can have their
wants promptly supplied by leaving
their orders at the office of
GIBSON & HENDERSON,
Mines and Stock Exchange,
Globe, Ariz
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-14
new RAILROAD
Dragon Mountain & Northern Soon
Ready for Ties and Rails

T. A. Cox, who is constructing the
Dragon Mountain & Northern railroad,
is in Tucson from Dragon. He stated
that two miles of the grading have
been completed and that six miles of
the roadbed will be finished ready for
the ties and rails by November /, says
the Citizen.
This road is standard gauge and will
be ten miles in length. 1t will go
through the mining district of which
johnson camp. north of Dragon, is
the center. Six miles of the road will
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-14
House Moyinu

Armstrong & Olds are practical house
movers and are prepared to move the
heaviest buildings in Globe. Postoffice
box l6O.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-14

Send your collars to us and we will
send them back nice and white, and,
better still we will take that rough
edge off. Arizona Steam Laundry.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-14
At the Old Dominion

Old Dominion has been a fea ure on
the Boston ock exchange he past
week, having advanced to 81. The
buying of he ock was of the best
charac er and our advices point 10
still higher prices FOR the stock The
steady Improvement in the company S
mines and the large output of metal
from the smelter fully justify the &C
tive demand and higher price for the
shares. The company is now operating
four furnaces, and making a very
satisfactory output OF copper. The
sulphides are coming from Cananea
and concentrates rom Nacozari The
encouraging feature is the increasing
supply o. sulphides coming from the
company's own mines, principally rom
the Continental which is supplying 65
tons of sulphide daily, and the l4th
level o. the Globe mine. The sulphide
lead on the l4th has widened to about
nine feet and gives every promise of
developing into large body OF very
good concentrating ore. The 18th
level dri is expected to open the same
sulphide vein and important develop
ments are looked 'or within the next
two or three weeks. Development
work continues at r and c shafts and
the latter is down To the 9Th level A
shortage Of fuel oil is the only thirg to
cause any concern, and unless adviccs
are received within : Few days of fur
Their shipments, the management may
find it necessary TO close down one or
more furnaces for short time.
The production of Old Dominion for
the month of September was 3, $50, 600
pounds OF blister copper, which is
$1,000 more than tho output for Aug
uSt,
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-14
thoroughbred White Leohorns

/ have for sale number of White
Leghorn Cockerels, from one Of the
finest eastern strains. $1.50 each.
c. p. BREITENsTEIN.
Yards West of Cemetery. 15tf
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-14
MARKET EFFECT
ON LOCAL MINES
Active Interest in Arizona Com.
merciaI and Old Dominion
Globe Mining News


The Arizona Commercial Copper COM
pany is receiving great deal of atten-
ton from eastern mining and financial
papers. In common with other well
known copper properties, the shares of
the company have been strong on the
Boston exchange, and yesterday they
were quoted at 400.
On the eight hundred foot level of
the Copper Hill, the company's princi-
pal mine, the cross cut encountered the
sulphide lead at 10 feet from the shaft,
100 feet of which was run in lime The
lead on this level is II feet wide and
shows several seams of high grade sui
phide, the whole ledge being well min.
eralized. The showing is very encour-
aging.
Superintendent w. S. Sultan informs
us that drift has been started to the
northeast in the foot wall, and another
drift will be run to the southwest.
Work at the Black Hawk has been
temporarily suspended awaiting the
purchase of boiler. The drifts on the
fourth and fifth levels are looking very
good, especially the east drifts, which
are in high grade carbonate ore, carry
ing good percentage of silver
The grade for the Arizona CONNER
cial Copper company's railroad has
reached point to the east of the di-
vide about three quarters of mile
from the Black Hawk mine. Bridge
building is progressing without inter
ruption, and the laying of steel will be
begun before November /. December
10 should see the completion of the
road to the Black Hawk mine.
Shipments of ore continue from the
Copper Hill mine to the Copper Queen
and c. & A. smelters at Douglas.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-14
Stage to Gibson Mine.

Stage will leave each Monday,
Wednesday and Friday mornings at
$50 am, from Barely & Higdon's
Corral. If
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Cramer who have
been absent for the past four months
returned few days ago from the east.
They spent two months on the Pacific
coast and then went east where they
visited relatives. They report having
had delightful time