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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11
ANOTHER BAD ROAD.
(From Saturdays Daily.)

u. =. Peters, n director of the Ju.
anita Mining company, operating in
the Crook canyon section, arrived
here last evening from his mining
camp. lie stated that the develop.
mcnt Of his properties and other
mines in his ncighborhood was rctard.
ed very much by the horrible condi.
tion Of the roads since the recent
storm, that II was almost impossible
to get machinery or supplies to the
camps In his ncighborhood, and that
his company, in particular, had suf-
fcrcd much for the reason that ma.
chinery purchased some time ago could
not be hauled TO the ground for install.
laiion there.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11
HenryJ. Powers. a Noted
Mining Engineer
Is Here
Says Eastern Capital
Is Looking To
Yavapai
(From Saturdays Daily.)

Henry j. Powers, n mining engineer
of many years experience and world
wide travel, with headquarters at
Chicago, spent yesterday in the city,
the guest of George =. Wells, the man
ager Of the Metallic King mine, after
returning from a mine inspection trip
through the districts In and around
McCabc. During his stay he made nm
examination of the Metallic King
mine for an eastern syndicate, as well
as looking into the general condition Of
mining affairs in this section.
In conversation with n Journal Min.
or representative he S.id, 81 don't re-.
call any place that 1 ever visited in
my career as mining engineer, which
dates back 10 1860, in which ! would
rather live than this part of Arizona.
Tho climate il certainly matchlcss from
"A hcnlthful standpoint, and from what
! have seen Of your mines / am salts.
fed that u II n great and rich mineral
country. was very favorably i'm.
pressed with the Metallic King prop.
crty, and hope to return here in the
near future.
eastern capital" he said, "is now
turning to this territory in search of
mining investments. Eminent cngi.
nccrs from other mining ccntcrs who
have examined mining properties
through tins country have given very
favorable reports M n result Of their
nvcstigations, and ! believe that from
now on there will be n greater demand
for good properties and prospects
than there has been in the past. ! be.
licvc that il the territory were made \
state that IL would also be nm cncour.
agemcnt To the outside investor to
come here, but ! would not favor the
joining Of New Mexico and Arizona
into one commonwealth.
Mr.. Powers has been in the mining
business since early manhood. lie has
conducted extensive operations in Mex.
leo, Colorado and Michigan. aud was
for number Of years manager Of
the mining interests of the North
American Transportation and Trading
company Of Alaska. lie IN recognized
as one Of the noted authorities on mat
tors pertaining to metallurgy and min.
ing.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11
NEW RAILROAD STIMULATES
MINING IN P|NAl
COUNTY

The Saddle Mountain Copper com.
pany's camp about miles from
Winkelman in Pinal county, il the
scene of great activity. A 200 ton
blast furnace is in operation there on
the large bodies Of carbona,es and OK.
'des that aro being quarricd from the
mountain. The company is also sink.
ing deep shaft, and running tunnel
on the deposit into the mountain.
from which copper pyrtes and sui.
phide ores of good value is being tak.
On.
The Oklahoma Mining and Smelling
company is developing Il very promis.
ing property, but the mine is not vet
extensively opened up. A number
oil other companies are operating
there, and there il much activity nm.
parent since the construction of IN,
fhoenlN and Eastern railroad ,brouob
the country.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11
COLLECTOR At NOGAlEs
|NOUlGEO N A
HAREM

NOGALES-Sinco tho visit hero dur
ing last week of Inspector Ayres Of the
Treasury Department, and the exami.
nation Of the affairs Of the local Gus
tom office, sensational story involv.
ing the late Collector Baker, has gained
currency on the strcts.
II appears that diamond smuggling
was several months ago suspected by
the Treasury Department TO be in pro-
grcss at this point. a Secret Service
man was sent here to cndcavor to Nc.
cure information regarding the matter
and if possible make arrests. His Of.
forts for some weeks were without sue
cess, though all the time he had In
view u heavily bearded man whom
he frequently saw about midnight on
the Mexican side but was never abba
to get glimpse of on this side.
The detective finally succeeded in
nabbing the bearded man just az ho
stepped across the line. Tho bcard
came of and the startled detective
found himself face Ia face with the
customs collector. Baker succeeded in
fully disspating the diamond SNUG.
CLING story, but in doing no was oh.
liged To disclose n house ON the Mcxi.
can side of the line where he had III.
ted up harcm after tn" approved Tur.
kish style. In the place were three
Mexican women, conducting the house,
they alleged, M the home of Baker.
The whereabouts of the latter at this
time in unknown.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11
L. the Moon inhabited

Science has proven that the moon has
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some form possible, on that satellite;
but not for human bcins, who have n
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only soc.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11
WOULD RECALL KERN.

Among n number Of councilmen Of
the city Of Los Angeles for whose re
call the Public Ownership league Of
that place IS circulating petitions IL
Edward Kern alderman of the seventh
ward, once resident Of Prescott and
Fort Whipple.
Many years ago Kern was n team
s'"r in the employ of the government,
moving from here TO Los Angelo.
when the headquarters Of tho depart
mcnt was moved from Whipplc to
that place. He is pleasantly remem-
bercd by many Of our old time ci,i.
zcns who believe him to be n man Of
honor and strict integrity.
The movement for the removal from
office Of the Los Angeles aldermen /,
advocated by the residents Of that
city WHO are in favor OF the public
ownership Of public utilities.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11
GREAT FUTURE FOR
THE WENOEN
COUNTRY
Chas. E. Nathorst Tells
Of His Recent
Trip
Good Showing Observed
At the Carrigan
Camp
(From Saturdays Daily.)

Charles T.. Nathorst, a mining eng
nccr from Jerome, passed through thi,
city yesterday en- route TO his home
in the copper city from visit TO ,h,
mining camps Of Pinal county and the
new copper country, which Ii being op.
cned up by the construction Of the Ar.
IONA and California railroad.
Speaking of his trip he said: 9th.
Wenden country has n splendid surfac.
copper showing, and there il no ques
ton but what IL has n great future
The veins lie in large iron and por.
phyry bikes in lime contacts, are
strong and well defined and show cvery
indication Of pcrmancncy. visited
the Carrigan camp. There is n good
showing there. and there il no question
but that IL will prove to be n great pro.
pcrty with little more development.
"Tbc contractors Of tho A. 4 c.
expect to have the line finished and Ia
operation as far ms Parker on th.
Colorado river by the first Of July,
when work on the bridge will be Wig.
orously pushed"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11
Swings His Crutch On
The Arresting
Officer
Hobo Solicited Aims and
Acquired A
Jag
(f'rom Saturdays Daily.)

About ii5 o'clock last evening DO.
lice officer Charles Kcarlcy arrested
and landed in the city Jail, after one
Of the liveliest tussles seen on tho
streets here for some time, n hobo Grip.
pie, who was slightly under the innu.
once Of liquor, on the charge of beg
ging on the streets.
The name Of the man arrested could
not be learned, as he positively refused
to give any information that might load
to his identity. He arrived here "A
few days ago and with the money se.
cured soliciting aims acquired n jag
in the resorts visited by him and be.
came very abusive to those who would
refuse to contribute when he present.
ed card ON which was printed sim.
pie request for assistance following
the statement that Accidents will
happen, and 81 was once happy. -
The officer heard him abuse party In
front Of the Palace hotel, and informed
him that II was against the ordinances
of the city tn solicit aims on the
streets.
little later he took the policeman
to task for interfering in his business
In front Of the Clearing House, and
made "A desperate hut futile effort "a
strike him with one Of his clutches.
Officer Kearlcy promptly lodged the
blow and throw the apparently Grip.
Piled man into nm express wagon near
at baud, and held him there while be.
ing driven to the city Jail. On rcach.
ing the jail the prisoner refused to 20
inside and grappled with Kearlcy, who
after lively struggle in which the
cripple showed by his movements that
he was not tae physical wreck he re-.
presented, was finally landed in one
OF the iron cells Of the bastile. lie
will he arraigned before city recorder
McLane today.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11
MAYOR OF GREATER PIrTsBURo

PITTsBURG, Pa, April g. To-day,
Inauguration Of Mayor George W.
Guthrie was notable event. A pro.
ccssion, headed by the new mayor and
the retiring mayor, followed by coun'
ellis and large representation Of the
commercial bodies and various other
organizations Of Greater Pittsburg,
marched from the city hall to the Nix
on theater, where the new executive
took the oath of office in the presence
OF distinguished assemblagc. MayOs
Guthrie delivered an inaugural address
IN which he outlined the policy he in
tends to pursue ms chief executive OF
the city.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11
AMERICAN ATHLETES DEPART.

NEW YORK, April ga large
crowd thronged the North German
Lloyd pier today at the departure Of
the steamship Barbarossa, and waved
nm enthusiastic adieu to the team OF
athletes who will uphold the honors Of
America in the Olympic games at Ath'
ems this month. The entire team
numbers thirty men, but ms several
sailed for Europe last week there were
but "a left TO take the trip on the
barbarossa. The Barbarossa will
reach Naples in about twelve days II
the connection with n steamship sail
ing FOR Athens is missed the party will
he conveyed to the Grecian capital by
= warship or private yacht.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11
KILLS HOBO WOLF.
(From Saturdays DauyD

George e. Brown, better konwn a.
"Wild Horse Brown arrived here
yesterday from his ranch in the Upper
Verde section, having in custody the
hide OF a large hobo wolf killed near
his place about week ago. The
animal had been a nuisance TO tho
s'ockmen of the locality and had kill.
ed mnny calves and nine pigs, belong.
ing to Brown, before many strenuous
efforts covering IA period Of over n
month were rewarded by its extinction.
The county pays bounty of $50
for each specimen Of the species dis.
patched.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11
Triangle Mines company, returned

Triangle Mines company, returned
last evening from n visit 20 tho com
pany's camp in the McCabe district.
He stated that the recently damaged
hosting plant had been repaired,
and that three shifts were at work in
the sinking of the shaft, which Is now
down to n depth Of 1875 feet. IN tho
bottom Of the shaft there Is n two
foot vein Of sulphidc ore Of high
grade. The company is directing its
energies entirely to the sinking Of the
shaft. and no drifting will be done un'
III the 800 foot level Is reached.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11
ARBoR DAY OBsERvED.
(FrOm Saturdays Daily

Arbor day was generally observed II
inns city yesterday. The banks, mef
camille establishments and public OF
hccs were closed and the streets pre-
scented holiday appearance. Tho we'
ther, however, was not very Favorable
Tor the planting Of trees on account
OF Intermittent showers in/tbe carll
morning and afternoon, which ROUNDED
out into slight snowstorm aboO
six O'Clock In the evening.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11

ting q carload Of shipping ore per day.
IL il said by those who have seen the
property That At IL one % the bost in
the county.
Grant McKcsson and John Schcm-
mcpfcunig have carload OF or" on
the McKcsson mines, nj White Hills,
aud will ship i, To the sampler early
next week. The ore is said TO be rich
In gold and silver.
An undorcurrcnt of excitement IL
felt in this section of Mohavc county.
The recent strikes of rich ore in the
deeper workings Of the mines is re.
sponsiblc and the advent of men with
capital has added to the belief that we
are on the verge Of a boom that will
lay the Nevada tcmblor in the shade.
Now is the time to get move on and
show the mines TO advantage.
J. !. Connolly. who has been operat.
ing in the Weaver district several
years, has made an important strike
of gold south Of the Mocking Bird
mine. The vein is on the mountain
north Of Mount Perkins, and outcrops
boldly for n long distance. II shows
ak feet Of ore in tho outcrop that gave
average results of forty dollars 20 the
ton. The mine IL in nm accessible part
Of the district, and not far from water.
Mr.. Connolly is Mt present developing
the claim, and believes that he has one
Of the big things Of the district.
This week Peter Gallery and Arson
~. Smith sold their vigilant mining
claim, Mt Stockton Hill, TO James
Rourke Of Independence, Kansas. Mr..
Rourke and G. G. Harris arrived from
Kansas last Saturday evening and Wis.
tied the mine the following day. They
were much pleased with the country,
and will soon begin operations on the
property. The gentlemen are large oil
operators in the Kansas fields, and
were brought into the district by J. G.
Noble. The gentlemen left for
home this morning on the flyer, but
will return shortly to begin work on
their property.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11

\. A, Tyler IN working a force Of
men on his mines, near the summit Of
tho mountain, above Canyon station. lie
has opened up wonderful body Of gold
ore, aud the mine is capable Of output.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11

w. II. Hall, who has mining inter.
csts In the Eldorado Canyon section,
was In Kingman n few days this
week. lie believes that Colorado Can.
yon will some day become one If the
richest mining camps Of the west.
Lew Stctzil superintendent II the old
81. Louis ut Ccrbat, has n carload of
ore ready to ship 10 the smclter. The
ore IL rich In lead and the precious me
tails.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11

You can live without the Journal.
Miner, but Why should you
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11

j. W. Gcrritt has been looking over
his ORC Plata property this week
with view TO starting up work just
as soon NJ Home minor details have
been arranged. The Orc Plata IL one
~ the best Colds bearing mines
Of WalIapui district.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11

j. \. Withers and Robert Brannock
have opened up n big vein Of high
grade gold ore In their Monarch mine.
near Secret Pass. Mr.. Brannock has
been ut work on the mine the past
three or four months and every foot
of development has shown an apprcci.
able bcttcrmont of the vein. II is the
Intention of the owners To sink shaft
to depth Of 100 feet as soon M pos.
sihlc
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11

General Manager W. q. Blakely and
Superintendent Hi IIilty, of the Home
Mining and Milling company, have
their little mill ON the ground Mt In.
dian Springs, about four miles south
of Kingman and will soon have It in
commission. They have taken over
the gold mine, owned by A. J.. McKcs.
son, and will put men to work taking
out ore. At the present time there
IN about 30 tons of ore on the dump
that will average $50 per ton in free
gold. In the section of country where
this mill is established there ara a
number of mining claims that carry
good values In free gold and from these
claims enough ore will he had to keep
the mill in continuous operation. The
company is composed OF Kingmnn PEG.
pie, and the incorporators ARE anguine
of making great success Of the ven.
turc.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11

The ndit drift on the Bimetal mine,
south of Kingman, is now In over one
hundred feet from the breast of the
open cut. The ore in improving with
every foot Of depth gained in the drift.
Samples from this drift arc said TO
have run several ounces Of gold to the
ton. Major A. J. PickreiI, OF Pres.
colt, il having the work done.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11

L.. W. Page is working a force Of
men on his mines south Of Kingman
and viii soon have n shaft down fifty
feet ON the property. The ore il
showing up nicely in the shaft and 1t
is thought he will open up one Of the
best gold mines In that section.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11

Frank l. Todd this week made n
sale Of his mining property in the I'm.
ion pass section, to W. J. Prout, Of San
Diego. The mines are among the best
Of the big propositions in the Union
pass country, and it IL believed will
prove to bc wonderful producers of rich
minerals. Mr.. Todd took from one Of
the veins ore that Melted several hun.
drcd dollars to the ton in gold.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11

Wednesday last and departed Thursday
To that camp with j. &. Noble, James
Rourkc and e. e. Harris. oil operators
from Independence. Kansas, field
These gentlemen ARE looking over the
district, aud have invested some money
in the mines. II IN probable that they
will remain some time.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11
RECENT STRIKES
EXCITE KINGMAN
Rich Discovery of Placer Ground In
The Cedar Basin Country--Vanderbilt
And Mockine Bird Mines are Proving
To Be Properties of Remarkable Value

of ore on the mine dumps that will be
run through the mill and dressed up.
Shipments Of ore are now being made
from the mine daily, the Slopes furn.
ishing about one ton Of shipping ore
10 three tons of mill stuff.
Report has IL that the Pinkham
mine ut Chloride, has been sold to the
T.. Riverol company. This company is
the owner of new process for the
smelling of ores by the use OF oil in
stead Of coke. The pinkham mine IL
one of the best properties in the
Chloride field, having produced largely
Of copper gold.silvcr ores. II was for
mcrly owned and worked by Shcc Bro.
theirs Of Santa Monica, Cal.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11

Sam Fields has gone To STOCKTON
Iiill, where hr viii look after tho rs
sembliaR 81 tho mili uh the Hammer
group of mines Tor the Arizona .Mexi.
eau Mining aad Smelling company.
The mill Is Ia have number Of new
concentrating tables, and viii handle
nbout forty tons ~ ore daily. At pre-.
scht there are about two thousand tons
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-14

regiment or corps of the wearer be
suspended from the neck of every Off
GER and soldier, underneath the clothing
by cord or thong
These badges will be issued without
charge to enlisted men and at a cost
price to officers. General Barry, acting
chief of staff, says there can be no
question about the great Importance of
such badges, as is demonstrated by the
thousands of graves of unidentified
dead of the Civil war
Attention is called to the fact that