Arizona republican., 1906-07-25
ARRANGEMENTS MAKING
For Transportation of Iron Springs
 Climate to the Valley.

Iron Springs, July 22.-CSpeciaI cor respondence of the Republican) The ] tale ito be continued" from our last communication should have been spell
 ed ''taiI', or rather. "rattIer." Former
 experiences were put in the shade the
 other evening when a party strolling
 down the track, found themselves di-
 Vided into three camps separated each from tOther by a rattler. A gentle
 man of the tramDing order happening
 along wrote "fnis" to the first tail,
 and the second was carried off by it's ! owner into the brush.
 Arrivals on the Daylight Express for l Sunday and Monday are MT. and Mrs.
 Frank FOgaI and party from Tempe, 1 for the Price Brown cottage Mrs. ! Thomas Douglas and family and Mrs. 1 Fox also from Tempe for the Douglas cottage. Mrs. J. Swain and daughter ! Mildred for the Lamson cottage, and
 Miss Lucille Rays.
 1 MT. Baker and MT. Graft are tenting near Alto.
 ! MT. Warren and MT. McMann drove
 over from Prescott Sunday. | Miss Oviatt and Miss Ridenour, from 1 the Indian school, passed through this afternoon, the former for her vacation ! in the east, the latter for the Navajo reservation to bring down pupils to | the school Miss Ridenour will visit l the Grand Canyon on her way to the
 reservation.
 The grading gang (with Chebo, the ! goat) went up on freight No. 34 book ed for work at Valley. north of Ash Fork
 We are sorry to hear of the illness of Mrs. l.. w Coggins' mother, whom she is visiting in Colorado. ] rFvt-- "A Flagstan, where he attended the in- | itiation service of Rev. Frank Reid at the First Presbyterian church. Dr.
 Moffet was present to give the charge
 to the pastor
 ! The last Sunday school session was
 much enjoyed by those who were pres ent. The school is learning some good | hymns along with the Gospel Songs. The song We sing the ortenest is Count Your Blessings" I dare say our friends swelterin in Phoenix think it very ap- ! propriate. Mrs. Grove took the piano
 in the absence of our regular pianist, who by the way is not Mrs. o. H., but Mrs. Waldo Christy.
 Since the arrival Of Mrs. Jesunoisky We have had unusually humid warm weather We fear she packed up some of her husbands stock in trade by mistake. We had hoped that finding ! how superior the Iron Springs cn- mate really is she might send some hints down to the weather man at Phoenix that could be utilized for the l benefit of our suffering friends. We are greatly disappointed.
 In describing the town of Kirkland recently we omitted mention of Kirk land Park. north of the station This | jagged eminence closely resembles granite Mountain, but has more graceful sky line, culminating. in a distant peak Someone reading the Kirkland letter writes "If you know
 of any good mining investment, let me hear of it." Fortunately (for the ! investor) I know my limitations and have no advice to offer i'm such mat
 ters It reminds me however. of an undeveloped claim thought 10 be some what similar to the Monica mines that
 is waiting for the investment of cap- ital. Its name is the Bedrock" and
 it is in the vicinity of the Model mine.
 and the property of Mrs T. M Earn
 hart Of it's real value know ab solutely nothing F.. R. S