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The Jersey City news., 1906-07-12
TO OH HENRY M G: KLErNHAus. HIS uN


TO HENRY c. KLE1NHAUs, HIS UN-
known heirs and deviseesz
Take notice. that the commissioners an
pointed on the application of the Hudson
County Park Commission by an order dated
May fifth, 1906, made by his Honor, Jonathan
Dixon, Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the
State OF New jersey to examine and appraise
the lands or property described as follows: =
All those several tracts Of land situate in
Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey.
known and d designated as Lots Nos Il and H.
IN Block 1742, as laid out on Map Of property
belonging to Charles A. Grant, situated in
Jersey City. Hudson County NJ T.. 1900 J"
made by Earle & Harrison, c. F. and Sur
veyors. Together with the lands in front
thereof In Delaware and Olcan avenues to the
centre lines thereof respectively and assess
the damages to be sustained In consequences
Of the taking thereof, will meet on Friday
the eighteenth day OF May, nineteen hundred
and six, at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon at
the office of Charles G. Black, Is Exchange
Fiace, Jersey City, New Jersey, and proceed
to view and examine the lands and property
and make just and equitable appraisement
OF the value of the same and an assessment ~
be PAID by the petition for such land and
damages aforesaid, and to execute the duties
under under said appointment, pursuant to said
order and an act Of the Legislature of the
State OF New Jersey, entitled IAN act to
regulate the ascertaiLment and payment Of
compensation for property condemned or taken
Tor public use Revision of 19o0)'' approved
March 20, 1900 =
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THE BASS FOUNDRY MACHINE COM.

THE BASS FOUNDRY & MACHINE COM.
II TPANY.
Y Notice is hereby given that pursuant Ia tha
bylaws, the annual meeting of the Bass
Foundry & Machine Company will be held al
tht office of the Company No. 259 Washington
ST., Jersey City, N j., on the "Wednesday
next following the first Monday IN May
namely, May 9Th, 1906. at 12 o'clock noon. far
the purpose of electing board of directors ana
for the transaction If such other business q .
may properly come before the meeting.
The transfer books of the company will hs
closed on the 18th day of April. 1906 and viii
nos be opened untn the 10th day Of Nav. teaS
G. T. STRAWBRIDGE.
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Children Teething

Mrs. rWinslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child. softene the gums. al
lays all pain; cures wind collie. and is the
best remedy sor diarrhoea. twenty-five
cents bottle.
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JOHN MULLINS & SONS
Newark Ave. and Grove ST.
RAzLROADs.
IVES t. SHORE.
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Trains - -. NIAGARA s3AlAi-s MUTE
Sses slasio1 New YorS 81 s.,sar see ana fteen ias
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ia 4. X M +; 4. depot at Jersey City
Ss&baaghA K5SssoH ans wss essH seSa
siu p1oA. a: M daily Albany and intermsdiass sts-
a ;aId aIS 2. A. N daily. except Sunday for z,~a.
Lake Mo6Onk. Cs2sR, Ca1a kinnsstSn nsssss New Pss.
Is P NJ. c1GaEo conaEsnennss1Ip n1Iprfss; f.S,tla daaiis.
NissaTa ih Faiis sSSEIssSss SIsSsIssa S
and St Louis. arrive chicaso aOd tchdisags ds
next o afternoon Dining attaehed a. Kinass s1s
3. 3.45 P. M daily. except sundav8 for co,..
Ssls, asnirl nigniand Falls. West Point Corn Vail
6SsMOarsh 6anyI ana ints-uediats stations % AZ
SO Ss,iP 2 NJ. chlsago ana ST. Louis nlnl..c.
bsslsis bbssRsstsF t.Rs1ss0 Ras0 Nsssss Ts Sssas.
Fails, Hamilton. Toronto. Detrcis' Ds' snd sdds1s s..
s45 F. NJ. daily. for Albany, D..s ut,.a.
Toronto, Detroit. Cleveland cSiCssO ana sass ss
a. 3, leaves Brooklyn Anpex.-
jersey city, City P ?. 4 I. r F. ssatio6:Rr- asS P Il
HaverttraN az raw foeafs!ll L Il 3 ssS Z.
t5.15, ,-Es-4O 500. $50 and :ii.ss 2. f., EH
% isis ? sfa':;4 & 4, { ~ Mo :l:os = & A \.
rDaily IlSundays only Except Sunday.
Pullman Sleeping Cars for Albany, Utics,
Syracuse. Rochester, Buffalo Niarara FS1il--
Detroit. Cleveland. Chicago and ST. Lout, q;
Wsstcotts Express checks baggage throuxS
to to estimation. For cab or carriage, 'phona
For tickets. timetables. parlor and sleepiu~
ear accommodat tions or information apply NJ
street; Annex otfice. foot Of Fulton streSts
New York City, Nos. 149. S5s SIS lslo froads
way; No. 275 West One Hundred and TvenfSs
hfth street. and at stationa
A. Il SMITH. General NaHzRa@
C. r. LAMBERT. Gen'l Passe1ger Ng.nE.
Room 2Oi. Transit Building. q. Forty-secon5
street. New Tor&- sxTu's'TTEsssszzsFB
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pRERoeATIyE COURT OF THE STATE OF

NEW JERSEY.
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that the fourth
accounting OF the subscriber William s
voorhees,. executor md trustee under the
last will and testament of Nelson s. TIib-
bier deceased Tiii be audited and seated
by the register OF me prerogative court.
and reported for settlement to the ordinary
OF the state of New Jersey, at the x4ate house
in the city of Trenton. county OF Mercer on
TUESDAY. THE TENTH DAY OF APRIL.
A. D. NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SIX
Dated March 3. 1905.
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TO HENRY G: KLEINHAUs, HIS UN-
KNOWN HEIRS OR DEyIsEEs, THE
STATE MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION, AND MAYOR AND AL
DERMEN OF JERSEY CITY.
You are hereby notified that in pursuance of
an order made by His Honor William u
Magic, Chancellor of the State of New jersey.
dated June 4th, 1906. the Hudson County Park
Commission has paid to the Clerk of the Court
of Chancery of this State, the sum of seven
hundred and ten dollars and eighty-six cents
being the amount awarded by Charles q,
Black Harry Louderbough and John q Null
ler Commissioners appointed by one Of fhe
Justices of the Supreme Court OF this state 10
appraise the lands owned by you, or in which
you have some interest, known as Lots Nos II
and A. in Block No 142, laid out on ssMap
of property belonging to Charles A. Grant
situate in Jersey City, Hudson County
1900'' and to assess the damages, together with
interest thereon. from May eighteenth 1905
which said lands are more particularly de-
scribed in the award of said Commissioners
duly filed in the office of the Clerk of HlIdson
County New Jersey, on the twenty-first dav
of May, 1906, and that said Hudson COUNTY
Park Commission, will upon the publicat tion ~.
service of this notice take possession Of said
lands
Very truly yours
SION,
BY FRANK H. HALL,
Dated June 14th. 1906
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Respectfully submitted.

REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The Finance Committee, Mr.. Lewis,
Chairman, reported two resolutions
l. Resolved, That warrant be and it
Is hereby ordered drawn in favor of r.
w. Eveleth, Principal of School No. %.
for $40, on account of money received
from the State for the maintenance of
school libraries.
2. Resolved, That the following claims.
81 in number be and they are hereby
ordered paid to the parties hereinafter
named, as per bills accompanying, to
wit
New High School, $500
Robert Cook, carpenter work, 9Th pay
ment, $3.50.
New High School, S1O.0OO:-
O. aEadw. Edw. J. Coleman, inspector. May,
School Extensions, $32s. .eoo:--
Heatherton Bros, No. 6, plumbing
work Ind payment, $718.20; No. 27, 1st
payment, $1,O20.
&; H. DAILY, No. 27, surveying, SIS.
Observer of Hudson Co, advertise
ment, No. 27, $50.
Henry Grosklaus, No. 80, inspector,
Repairs Buildings and Furniture:--
John L. Mclaughlin. heating, No. 3,
A: j. Dittmar, Jr., radiators, No. 4,
$3.63: plumbing, NO. 8, $1604; No. 81,
Aug. Kost, clocks, No. 6, S1.75.
Henry Schunk, labor. No. 6, SIS.
Alex. Hamill, stairs, No. ga, SIT 40.
Peter Schmidt, roof, No. 10, 1884.
Robt. Macarthur. wall No. 10, $18.
Ferguelaher, plumbing, No. II. sc. 10.
Chas. H. Sulk, roof. No. II, $54.26.
NJ. Grushinsky, glazing, No. 20, 81. .95.
s,JJas. Jas. FL. Tresouthiek, leaders, No. %,
Adam Ruekstuhl tuning, No. 25, Sc.
s1an S3tes sisSt5ie 6 IL cG s@sStEsjssid5y @ ssdy No. 2
Newman Home and Mission, wood,
No. 25, $1,000.
Insurance.
Ten Brock, Morse & Co., No. s. $50;
25, $40.
Edw. P, Hamilton & Co., No. 1a,
$58.11: %, $3.50.
Mullins & Cronan, No. 6, 50.
Janitors' Supplies
]. s; q Menagh g., various, No. /, SO;
r. P. Booraem, No. %, $e.41.
Printing
". F. Roehrer, forms, ofice, s39.25.
:, Public +, ii Service Corporation, gas all,
lStSld4 Oic1l1S ACtpuHi, 1JUf-I1tO.--
Woodhouse g. Co., lumber, No. 8,
50 40.
,; Il. Hammett Co., supplies, No. Z,
Silver, Burdett & Co., books, No. 25,
60 cents.
Books, Stationery and Supplies
Peckham. Little & Co.. stationery. No.
L 81 80, 1922; 2, $37.S5, S1S.97; 6,
$3.50; 10, $9.70: II, Sc. SO: IL. S4.07: Is.
$10.3S; Is, $3.50; II, $14.O5; 20, $50;
p, $10.71; %, $1S05, So. 90; "A, 81; 25,
$24.45; 2S. S9S.25.
CHM & Co., books, No. A, S15. .4S, S52.-
20; II, $7.56, S16.0S; 20, $18.24. S12; %.
$64; 4;05; "a, So; 25, $1.SS; 27, 1920; 20,
American Book Co.. books, No. IL,
$$520a, $2ls 49, S15.74; 20, $147.42,
: Joseph q; Browne, supplies, No. s,
S597; %, 1892
$4Vs04. $500.
$4S.70; %. $32.
:, 3 uaiyegsity 81 = i S Pub. ss books, No. Il,
$-os-t ~~'-s
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NOTICE TO CONTRA cToRs.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Monday July 49, 1906 at 2 o'clock p. M. in
the Assembly Chamber Of the City Hall. for
the
CONSTRUCTION OF A SEWER IN SPRUCE
STREET,
from point s5 feet west Of Hudson Boulevard
70 and connecting with sewer az ~Germania
avenue and Spruce street.
SAID sewer TO be built conformabiy to the
provisions of Chapter 2l7 OF the Laws OF 1895,
and in accordance with specifications on file in
the office OF the Clerk of said Boaad.
t,as biaak tqrIns OF bid and agreement OF sure.
ESTIMATE or oUANTsf'TIEs.
1oO9o Standard
OF Cost.
About 42o lineal feet Of 1s-inch vitrined
ned Pipe Sewer, per 1ineal foot.........$ 300
ABOUT $50 cubic yards of Rock Excava-
tion, per cubic yard ...,.................. $50
About cubic yards OF Concrete, per
About cubic yards Of Brick Masonry,
About 5000 feet ss B. NJ sheathing per N. S''
About Receiving Basins. per BASIN. s. 90
i Time allowed for the completion OF the work.
The making Of the above Improvement and
award OF contract therefor will be subject to
erty liable for more than one-half the assess
ment therefor on the basis Of preliminary
Proposals must be enclosed In sealed envel-
opes, endorsed Proposals for Construction Of
Sewer in Spruce Street, directed to '.Mr
James S. Nolan, Chairman of the Commit
tee on Streets and Sewers" and handed to the
Clerk OF the Board in open meeting when called
for in the order Of business relating to sealed
proposals
The bonds required to be furnished on pro
posals (and possible subsequent contract),
are those of some surety company authorized
to DO business in the State Of New Jersey.
Bidders must state a single fixed percentage
OF the hundred per cent standard above quoted
for which they will furnish all materials and
10 All the work comprehended in specifca-
tons, and If final award of contract be made.
the per cent. stated will form the basis
upon which payment viii be made for all
items.
The attention of bidders Is especially called
p Section 2 Chapter 1874. of the Laws OF
1881; under the terms whereof no contract
shall be binding upon the city or become eff
iective or operative until the bonds offered by
the contractor have been approved as to suf-
dciency by this Board, and as to form by the
corporation Counsel, the President OF this
Board having power to examine the proposed
bondsmen under OATH
Commissioners.
GEO. T. BoUToN.
Dated Jersey City. July 5, 1906
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THE ACCOUNT or THE sTB-
scriber, administrator with will an
nexed to Jsssph 2. GapsiIl deceased,
will be settled by the HAaapa County Or
nhans' Court on June 29 1906.
AMES EOPSILL.
CHARLES D. THOMPSON, Proctor.
The Jersey City news., 1906-07-12

The City Superintendent reported.-
Jersey City, June 27, 1906.
Gentlemen-Your Board of Examiners
would respectfully report that they have,
in accordance with the rules, awarded
certificates as follows
A certificate to teach commercial
branches in the High School to Hugh
G. Green.
Certificates to teach bookkeeping to
Frank A. Tibbetts, Frederic NJ. Booth
and Henry B. Slater.
Certificates to teach English in High
School to Bertha de B. Gyspers, May Le-
land Hunt and William H Wilcox.
Certificates to teach History in High
School to Etheldreda n. Norris and
Wilma Barrick.
Certificate to teach Mathematics in
High School to William D. Little.
Certificate to teach German in High
School to Winfred Tooley Moore.
Certificates to teach Latin in High
School to George w. Payne and NJ. Gen
evieve Clarke.
Primary Principals certificate to Jean
E. Morrow.
Primary and Grammar certificates to
Matilda e. Clarke. Elsie Fl. Jewell Car
ollne L.. Welanetz, and Mabel L. Bogar-
duS
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NOTICE OF DIVIDEND AND CLOSING OF
TRANSFER BOOKS
UNITED RAILWAYS INVESTMENT
A A Ar<

COMPANY. OF SAN FRANCISaC(yo1.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Board of Directors of the United Railways In
day declared script dividend of two and one
half per cent. (21s9ol upon the outstanding Pre-
ferred Stock Of this Company, being in nav
ment OF dividends at the rs te Of per cent
$50 per annum on said Preferred Stock for
the half year ending March 81, 1906: such
1906 to the holders of the Preferred Stock Of
this Company of record on the 18th dav Of
Preferred Stock Of this Company will be closed
at 800 o'clock P. NJ on Monday, June 25 1905
Dated IS Exchange Place, Jersey City, N. J..
June 14th 1906.
W. ]. DUANE.
Secretary.
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Janitors' Supplies
J. S. Menagh Co., $4.O5, $26.S5,
$3.50, $42.33 and $9.15.
Printing
J. G. News, SIG.
REPORTS OF CITY SUPERINTEN-
11LNNTyr
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board of Street and Water Commissioners on
Monday, June %, 1906, at O'clock p M.
in the Assembly Chamber of the City Hall for
the
IMPROVEMENT OF NEPTUNE AVENUE.
between Ocean avenue and Garfield avenue
Said improvement to be made eonformably
to the provisions of Chapter 217. of the Laws
of 1885,. and in accordance with specifications
on file in the office of the Clerk of said Board
Blank forms of bid and agreement of sure
ties must be obtained at the office of the Chief
Engineer, City Hall, Jersey City, N. J.
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES,
1Oo95 Standard
80
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Over mile will leave 10 A. NJ
Two
HARTNETTs
ton No advance
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Dated Jersey city, June is. 1905. '''
The Jersey City news., 1906-07-12

Dated Jersey city, July 5, 1905.
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WILLIAM KOELSCH
Is Exchange Place.
Jersey City. n. T..
<. A4tAnaalss as Wiuisn Kasisah- stgExzNz
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Dated Jersey City. July 5. 1906.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04
SANTA FE IL BRANCHING OUT
Now Rails Laid In Several States and
Surveyors Busy.

The Santa Fe's construction depart
mcnt is busy in many directions.
On the new line from Kirbyvillc
Tex, to Onkdnlc. La. via Deriddcr
La, rail has been laid distance of
forty-fve miles to Dcridder, leaving
forty miles to complete. A bridge will
be erected across the Sabine river.
Grading is finished and track lay,
ing has begun ON the nine.milc branch
Of the Santa Fc from Davis TO Sui.
phur, !. r.
For the line from Canyon City Ia
Plainview, which will be lfty-eigh,
miles long, the material has been Dc.
liyered along the right Of way. The
grading is about 50 per cen, done.
On the extension from A. and &,
Junction TO the Colorado river, which
will be 100 miles long. construction has
progressed fifty miles as far as Salomc
Surveys have been made for the ex
tension from Barnwcll to Searchlight
Ariz.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04
CARRIED AS PRIEST IN ORDER tn
STEAL.

AFTER being fugitive from iustice
Tor almost two months ana cldiog
the officers for that length 81 tim.
''oro Mendoza, wanted for burglar;z.
ing the Copper Queen branch store nj,
Lower was captured early yey,erJav
morning at Douglas while attired ~
priest, says the Bisbee Miner
Mendoza is very well known 70 tho
o'"c'rs OF Bisbee, having been con.
s'antiy IN the limclight of the ius,;..
courts mere for long time past. The
"s' JAN sentence which he served nm,
mere was for sixty days, he having
ooen convicted of stealing "a six.shooter
from Uncle Sam, the nowrhroL.
wh''e looking over goods he wished %
buy. ~
mendoza, shortly after the Lo,vs,,
burglary, went to Douglas, where he \.
wrought to have stolen the uniform Of
"'"Homan Priest, the goods having
peeh recovered from him. .
when arrested, Mendoza WINS =.
r"a'ng the streets in the earb Of /.
priest which he is thought to have sto,
sa' IL !" thought by officers in Don.
g'"s that he was trying to paIm h;,a
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04
SOME JOYS OF SKATING.

While riding on the festive rollers in
the Montezuma street skating rink
Inst Sunday evening, George y. willip,
the genial clerk Of the scopel hotel
met with n painful but serious accident.
In some unaccountable manner he
lost his balance, and falling heavily on
the floor ON his left side, his left arm
was broken at the wrist. Drs soutb.
worth and Linn reduced the fracture
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04
NEW STRIKE REPORTED.

Cecil q. Fennell, who has charge of
operations ON the McCabe and Glad.
stone mines, reported yesterday that a
very rich streak Of high grade ore was
recently struck in the lower workings
OF the McCabc mine on the east side of
tho working shaft, Mr.. Fcnncll reports
that the new paystreak il l2 inches
IN thickness, and considers IL an impor.
tant one.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04
DR.. Van Dorm Dissuaded
By Advice Of An
Expert
Has Just Sold Copper
Mine For Large
Sum

Dr. K. G. Van Dorm, who once had N.
opportunity TO acquire the United Verde
for small sum, and who unwiscly fol.
lowed the advice Of nm expert has
just closed deal with promineu,
corporation in Chicago for the property
known ms III Cobrc de In Rosa Amarilh
located 10 miles from Moctczuma n.
purchase price is 100000, all 70 h
paid within forty.cight months.
Dr. Van Dorm, who is now surreo,
for the Transvaal Copper company, a.
Cumpas, Mexico, would not make pub.
lie, the names Of the purchasers when
he returned Ia Douglas the other DAY,
except TO state that they con.
prise one of the largest manufacturer
Of copper articles In the country. Al
representative Of the company will al,
rive in n few days and will ACCOMPANY
DR.. Van Dorm to Moctezuma.
The remarkable thing nbou, the deal
is that the property is M almost IN
developed one, only n few feet Of work
having been done on il. II covers 3ls|
pertcncncias, or 500 acres, M large AL
many ranches In this section. Ths|
surface indications arc almost unequal.
led in any mining country in the world,
as there are outcroppings in twenty -four
places, sulphidcs showing in son.
places in the outcroppings.
This is the hrst attempt the doctor
has made to sell the property, and N
has become confirmed believer In tAe
doctrine Of eco, don't send"
The Rosa Amarillo il sixteen mia
southeast Of Moctezumn, and not ID
from the Promontorio mines, whiel
are now springing into prominenc
Surface indications lead to the belle
that when work is begun on the prop
crty that it will develop into one Of tn
largest copper producing mines in III
world. This deal itself is the Largest
which has been made in Sonora sin,'
the sale of the Nacozari mines TO IN
Phclps-Dodgc company.
DIR. Van Dorm was formerly sur
gcon in the United States army as
twenty-five years ago he participated
the Indian campaigns in Arizona. III
has resided In Sonora for cgh'ee'
years. and is one of the pioneer Amer
cans Of northern Mexico.
The present indications for a raj
road from Nacozari To Moctezuma AZ
Of more than ordinary interest 10 d
Van Dorm. He states that 81 the pr
posed road il constructed IL will
the greatest event In the history Of
Moctezuma district.
About twenty years ago Dr. Va
Dorm had an opportunity to aequl'
for mere pittance what IL now ID
rich United Verde property Of Senate
Clarke In Yavnpsi county, and
which the Montana senator il said
have refused the sum of hundred mi
lion dollars. In an unguarded moms'
the doctor had a so-called "eSPef
visit the mine, and the latter, fro
force of habit, turned IL down. sin'
that time, DR.. Van Dorm looks the OF
or way when he sees one Of the hespe'
tacled coming his way.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04
PROBATE MATTERS.

Yesterday In the probate court an
order was made granting authority to
the administrator Of the estate Of l..
NJ. Olden, deceased to enter into an op.
tional contract for the sale Of certain
mining property belonging to the cs.
tate.
Tho will Of the late Frances Hol.
brook was fled In the probate court TO.
gether with a petition Of Joseph W.
Ho'tam, praying for the probate OF the
viii, and that letters Of administ rat ion
with the will annexed be granted To
him. -N'fs-
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04
New Additions To The
City Are Being
Surveyed
Grand Celebration 10
Be Held Labor
Day

(lrOm Tuesday DaiiyD
HUMBOLDT. Ariz., July 10. T..
Ricglc. proprietor Of the Humboldt bar
Der shop. is now occupying his new
residence on Prospect avenue, north
Humboldt
Very large aud clcgnn, signs now
n,loru the Hotel Humboldt and com.
pany boarding house. The signs are
very attractive and are the work Of our
local sign.wriicr, T.. II. Carpenter.
six ears If ore and concentrates, one
of lumber aud two of machinery, arriv-
ed on the Poland local today consigned
to the Arizona smelling Co.
Real estate is on the boom here nj
present. Surveys have been made, and
new additions will he opened up short
Is West and north of the Hum
boldt iownsi'c. many inquiries are
being made for property. AZ II ~ very
desirable. especially on account oi
smoke and fumes which does not affect
IT,
Former representative of the journal
Miner nj this place, Mr.. X. T.. Johnson
Of Poland, was in our city few day,
ago. and seemed to bc greatly impress
ed with the rapid growth and the un
usual activity Of his former home. Mr.
Johnson has interests in valuable min
ing claims here, and states that hc ma,
return soon.
\. u. wilkins, lately of wilkins
Son, Dewey, Ariz.. il now occupyin,
his new store building on Aqua Fri
avenue, and has II large stock Of gen
crnl merchandise. Many new build
ings are under construction on th,
wilkins property aud the Carpcntc
property in north Humboldt. Thi
part of the town has increased IN popu
Iation very rapidly within the las
three months, and III. few who bouch,
choice lots early ARE now rcaping III.
benefit
\ millinery and drcssmaking shop il
now installed on Aqua Fra avenue
Mrs, James. lately Of Jerome. is IN,
proprietrcss.
=. Campbell s now with a force Of
men engaged on his claim northwest o,
the depot. He has had several poot
offers for this valuable property.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Upton of
Mayer was in town yesterday on off
cial business.
From present in dica,ions our popr
lace who intend to spend their i,h Of
july holiday away from home will
about equally divide their patr,na.o,
between Mayer, McCabe aud Pros
colt. Arrangements are now beiup
made for grand celebration TO b,
held here on Labor day. Excursion
lists from all parts of the territory aud
large crowd are expected, AS many in
outlying districts will take adyantap.
of the cheap rates in order to visit on,
smclter city