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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
VIEW OF MT vEsUv1Us FLOWING DOWN SIDES
Director Of Royal Observatory Who With American Professor Chung
Courageously To Post, Gives Account Of Recent
Eruphon-Scene at Volcano.

sporsed These moments we're terrible
very terrible. Yes, 1t was u verltaple
he!l!"
Hoping for Best. .
Asked concerning Mount Vesuvius IN
the future, Professor Matteucci replied
II nm unable to tell with any, degree
Of certainty. l sincerely hope this erup-
ton Is over, but who can tell Whether
another terrible convulsion may not come
during the next minute However, all
my indications pointto period OF cain
for the next few days, and, therefore, !
am hopeful. But was hopeful last
night although serious explosion oc-
CURED at 10 o'clock in the evening with
out any warning.
AS he returned to the portico VesuVius
gave another deep groan, ending with a
fearful explosion, which blew off q por-
ton Of It's new cone.
See exclaimed the professor, the
eruption may be resumed at any moment
That explosion rent the westerly cone.
Majestic But Terrible.
Mount vesuvius presented majestic
spectacle from this point Of vantage at
the observatory. This was far inside
the outer circle of smoke which hides
the volcano from Naples. The great
monster stood out clearly under the
bright sunlight 1t was entirely white.
like a covered mountain, for the
ashes had turned its former deep green
color
Its contour also had changed. Tho 81
gantic, Jagged cone no longer rose like
tho setting Of an enormous jeweled ring
Instead, the top now forms graceful
curve. harmonizing the gradual slope Of
the foothills. The white surface Of the.
mountain is SLIT here and there as with
a giant sabre stroke, leaving gulches,
through which lava courses. The wreck
ed remnant OF lne funlcular railway lay
at the bottom Of one Of these gulches,
some of the twisted cable protruding from
the ashes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
TIE
PULASKI NATIONAL
BANK,
pulaski. VIRGINIA,
AT the Close OF business April G, 1906.
CONDENSID. Ar

AL the ClOS0 OF BUSINESS April b, loOb. :
CONDENSED.
ASSETS.
Loans and discounts. .,,,,,...,..,$ 2lo, 790.5l
OVerdrafts Observation-Disclosures. 4o3.3i
United States bonds ....,,,.,,,.,. II, $4,000
Premium on same .,,.,,,.,,..,,.... ODD, 70
Redemption fund ........,,.;,..,,. 6.2.W
Furniture and fix lures ..,..,....,, 3d. ~
Cash Items ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. iiV'ot
Cash In vault ,GH69S
Due from banks.....,,.,,' S5,l4slo losslo,ls
$S3 ,3o2,T
ron,ta, ..,........... !. $50, 10000
e.Mpti,,s ''''''' = ~, ,,,,,,.. 81, 10000
Undivided profits (nep.,,.,,,,.' io soo ~
r ~, 80 - -, ,or hnni,s .,.,,,,,.. l0,3Sl,i h
i,uo - "a inct n check ol2S40 20
l Lnlp,,1as nhlrl,s 33.05
Cashiers checks ,.,..,'.,,..,.,',.,. l,pll.oo
s33l ,S02.37
o. p. Jordan, cashier of the above
named bank, do}solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true 20 me he pes ~ ny
knowledge and belief
N''o" I Z : 10. p. JORDAN; Cashier,
Subscribed and sworn 20 neinrs me,
Anvil ii, 1906 jim, Mll-l.lEft n. 7.
4 ~ *. fE. HARTMAN.
Y Ff r.. II, GARpNER.
j. II, SHUFF.
s.'' r Sp!reclors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
"a Great Speaker to Men.

sSDuring the past five years many promi-
snent men have addressed the Greater
Mems Meetings under the auspices OF the
aSY. M. G.. a. AT no time has the asso-
#cfaton presented more noted speaker
than the one for this aftcrnoon-Dr. John
n. Denote. the scientist and lyceum
SJlatform lecturer.
sS11'he big meeting will be held in Gen.
tenary Methodist Church. on Grace Street,
sbetween Fourth and Fifth, and every man
5oSer seventeen years of age Is Invited to
fhear DR. Denote.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
Meant What She Said.

Mrs. Caudlc-"Now, you'll come home
straight from the club, dear
Mr. Cnudle--t'fcst dear; you mean III
como straight home
Mrs. Caudle--"No; mean you'll come
home straight. London Opinion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

No Date for v. P. /. Investigation
Mcssrs. a. B. Thornhll, Of Appomauox.
chairman; Edward lIchols, OF Staunton;
Thomas Fl. Lion. OF MANASSAS, and Judge
Martin Williams. Of Giles, four or the
five members Of thescommittec to lnvcsti-
gate the affairs OF the Virginia Poly
technic Institute, were in2fthe. city ycs-
terday discussing the time for the he
ginning of the investigation and to de-
lterminc the place for the hearing.
No time or place was selected because
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

/, sporsed. These moments were terrible
very terrible. Yes, 1t was u rerltaple
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
BANK STATEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION or
TAzEWELL NATIONAL
BANK
BANK STATEMENTS.

At TAZE WELD. IN THE sTATE or
VlRGlNIA.t AT The CLOSE or BUS
NESS, APRIL G., 1906.
id ' RESOURCES rt5.+ ss.&5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
THREE MEN HURT,
Momentum Railway Goes down.
Carving Workrnen.

Tho upper part of the framework Or
mo ,Irigue g." a momentum railway be-
Ing built at the Reservoir. was blown
down yesterday by the high winds At lao
n,clock Three men, Who were WORKING
on tho structure were hurled a. T. e ,, lMe
round, and seriously injured. TheS were
9 2;.a q. Gaines, Of Els West Grace
street arm broke and shoutdes' a lisl
cated. George e. NIcFllnes, OF ~ Wsst.
cary street, internal iniuIles, now So
rously Va ngertermnsa; de9 nrt a iSen
he face, and probably insernally'
ely Repentance was 1e sa hfr @ ibem
n their homes, where they were made az
easy as possible, All three or me llei.
are reported rs being ina serious cohal-
ton.
By ANY Other Name,
~ Cltizcn.7,nIs II truesns some people say,
,l,at members OF the Senate really tnko
jbribes from interested business meng'
senator B.-"No, indeed That yarn y
absolutely unfounded, Ne never accent
ANYTHING. but AN occasional commission,
}Somcryllle JOurnn ". s4 Il n ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

gof tho absence OF Or. r., J. McBrydc,
president Of Virginia Polytechnic. .lnsu.&
tute, who is travelling ouAido Of the
state. 3f5
a meeting OF the committee will BIZ
called as soon as he returns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

Al TAIEWILL, / N THE STATE X O.
NlRGlN1AI AZ. TIE; CLOSE or BUS
\ NESS, APRIL G., 1906.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..........,... $1S3, 1892
Ovcrdrafts, secured and unsccur-
ed Observation-Disclosures. 2,oi65l8
U. S. bonds to secure circulation. 60,0o0oo
y. 5. bonds TO secure u. s. de-
posts ........ 10000
Bonds, securities. tG........,..... 100000
Banking house, furniture and tx
tires e; ,.......... 10000
serve agents. 49,, ...,...; 4A2l3As
ers 174soas
agents .........,.......... 2s901.7s
Cheeks and other cash itcnrs...... 2,325,l2
Notes Of other national sbanks.... 10000
els and cents ....... 3. 49,. .......@ 6l.l5
Lawful money reserve in bank.
viz:
legal $4,000 15e2l2o
Redemption fund with u. S.
Treasurer @ per cent. OF crcu-
atlon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100000
Total Observation-Disclosures. .s4ol ,30a.19
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In .,,...,..,...s Go,09O' % %
Undivided profits. less expenses
Sationu si bank notes outstanding sSsooo5
Duo To other national banks.. Coz. 60
Due to state banks and bankers Gas
Individual deposits subject to
check Observation-Disclosures. 237,4G4.0Gg
Certified checks r. 5000
United States deposits. ..,......,.. Il. 900. 90
Total :. \. .slol ,so2.1o
State OF virginia. County Of 'razewell SIS:
( I, w. r. Gillespie; cashiertof the aboye-
above statement is true TO the best of
my knowledge and belief.
", r. CiILLI1SP!E Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day Of Arrl. 1905:
Notary Public.
Corrcct-Attest
A. p. &GILTTISP1F2
GEO. w. GILLESPIE,
s4a t lion Directors.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-07-18
WHOLESALE FRACAS IN A HUM
BOLDT SALOON.
(Ffom Fridays Dsily.)

As the result Of drunken row which
started In one Of the resorts ut Hum.
boldt one Mexican IN minus the large
toe OF his left foot, another in serving
20 days in the county Jail. third paid
fine Of $50, and the gun wicIdcr Is
safely behind the bars Of the county
bastilc serving a sentence OF sixty
days.
During the melee, which occurred the
evening before last, four shots in all
were fired. several clubs and knives
were brought into play, and when the
participants in the ARRAY were separ.
ated several were found To he decorated
with black eyes and confused heads
and faces.
Deputy Sheriff John Merritt brougbt
the two disturbers tn town, who were
sentenced to serve terms in the county
Jail.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-07-18
Salt Lake Man Is Now
Developing The
Property
Is Sinking A Double
Compartment
Shaft
(From Saturdays Daily.)

IL was learned yesterday from a 70.
liable source that George -. Weaver
Salt Lake City, Utah, mining man
recently secured two years bond IN
the Picnic group of mines in the Rio
Bug district from w. NJ. Ncllis. and
that the work of sinking a double
compartment shaft on one of the claim.
is now well under way, the shaft hay.
ing reached the depth Of 35 feet.
The group, consisting of eight claims
is situate about two miles west Of
Mayer. with which IL is connected by
good mountain road about 49, mile,
in length. One of the locations GOV.
crs water right having n continuous
flow Of three miners inches Of water
which will be used at n reduction plant
which 1t is proposed to install later,
ms soon ms the development Of the
mines arrants il.
The vein being developed follows
a large quartzitc dyke, which can
be traced for some distance through
the claims. Two and half feet ~
copper carbonates carrying ~ per
cent in copper and % in gold cons,i.
tutes the paystreak.
Outside Of the double compartment
shaft now being sunk on the ground,
the ledge is opened by a number Of
shallow shafts, the deepest of which
has only attained depth Of GO feet.
In these openings the vein shows strong
and continuous, the ore bcirg almost
Of uniform grade.
The pipe line carrying water from
Grapevine springs to the town Of
Mayer passes over the ground, which, in
addition to the water right above men
TONED. insurcs an ample water supply
for all reduction and domestic purposes.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-07-18
HURR1ED TRIP HOME.

Judge r. =. Kent, chief justice of the
supreme court OF the territory, passed
through here last evening en- route to
his home In Phoenix from visit ia
the east where he has been spending
his vacation. He returned sooner than
he expected in order 10 vatify the APP
portionment Of delegates from the terri
tory to the constitutional convention to
he held in case the vote Of the territory
liz favorable to the joint statehood pro
position at the coming fall elections.
lie expects to spend several days in
the city during tho coming week.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-07-18

day from visit with relatives and
friends in Globe. She was accompanied
bv Mr. and Mrs. H. T.. Stanley. Mrs.
STANLEY will remain here for some time
the guest Of Miss Murphy's mother,
Mr.. Julia Murphy, while Mr.. STANLEY.
who - shcrin Of ella county, will re-.
turn to Globe IN few days.
District Court Business
Yesterday in the district court the
plea IN abatement was sustained IN the
ease of !. T.. tlcator against James
Walsh aud the complaint dismissed.
Sons company, against VI. u. Farley,
which WAS suit for the collection of
an account, Judgment for plaintiff was
rendered for all items included in
the statement since June ., 1909.
Probate Court Business.
Yesterday IN the probate court the
last will aud testament of Frances IIol.
brook. deceased. WAS proved aud al
mittcd Ia probate aud !. W. IIoltam
was appointed administrator Of the cs-
tate with the will annexed. All prop.
cr,y Of the deceased was bcqucathcd
according to the terms of the will he.
qucathcd to her daughter, Augusta.
J. -. Carter filed n petition asking
that letters of adminisira, ION Ice issued
to him in the ease of \. i. Wood. de.
ceased. The petition will hc held on
the 9th.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-07-18
FRANK NEv|M JOINS THE
RANKS Of THE
bEMEO|CTs
(from Saturdays Daily

yesterday morning at II o'clock tho
wilson hotel was the scene of "A ouio,
wedding when Frank r. Neyin and
Mrs. Lillian May Donaldson were u,i,.
ed IN the holy bonds of matrimopv
The ceremony was performed hv
Probate Judge &. l.. Hicks in tho nra.
s'"ce OF only few of the iu,im,,o
friends OF the contracting parties.
The bride has been resident os
'''s city for number of years. where
she enjoys the acquaintance Of n LARGO
circle OF friends.
The groom is one of the best kno,n
business men of this city and Jerome
where he has been engaged in the nm
"er'ak'ng and livery business for .
hummer OF years. lie rccentIv al.
posed OF his undertaking cstabI;sh.
m'n' ON Cortcz street to Georgc q
""hner with the intention of leaving in
short time for Ely, Nevada.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-07-18
Leaves for Frisco.
(From Saturdays Daily.)
Business Man Visits.

John A. Twiggs, the Maxton bust.
ness man, is in the city on business.
Tucson Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner and son
OF Tucson are visiting In the city.
Back from the Coast.
Mrs Charles Il. Finney returned last
evening from visit to the coast.
Stockman Visits.
Joe Cook, the Williamson valley
stockman, IL in the city ON n business
visit.
Mayer Visitor.
Walter Fitzpatrick, who has mining
interests J. the Mayer section. IL in
the city.
Back from Wickenburg.
j. u. Bauder returned Yesterday
from business visit to Congress and
wickenburg.
Leaves for McCabe.
Anthony Tocco, who has mining in.
tcrcsts in the Big Bug district, will
leave today for McCabc.
Salt River Valley Visitor.
V. X. Norris, a leading business man
OF Phoenix and the Salt river valley.
spent yesterday in the city.
Here from Vivian.
Sam French, a Mohave county min.
ing man, arrived here yesterday from
Vivian ON mining business.
Jerome Business Man Here.
Walter G. Miller, business manager
of the T. =. Miller company Of Jerome,
Is In the city on business visit.
Old Timer Here.
A. J. Rubert, one Of the old time
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-07-18
DISTRICT COURT BUSINESS,
(From Fridays Daily.)


Yesterday in the district court n writ
OF habeas corpus was granted In tho
case of Estaban IIigucra, who was sen.
fenced by Justice of the Peace George
W. H"nce of Camp Verde to pay fine
OF 500 and serve 10 days In the county
Jail on the charge of carrying concealed
weapons at Verde valley picnic held
on the Fourth of July
Judgment for plaintiff was rendered
IN the case Of Brown Brothers against
+. l.. Burns, and judgment for defend.
ant was ordered in the case Of J. J.
Sanders versus James Il. Lowry. nd.
min'strator OF the estate Of Geo. Zika,
deceased.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-07-18
Twenty Year Battle.

81 VAS loser in a twenty year bat
tie with chronic piles and malignant
sores, until tried Bucklen's Arnica
Salve; which turned the tide by cur
ing both, until not trace remains, y
writes A. NJ. Bruce Of Farmvillc, Va
Best for old ulcers, cuts, burns, and
wounds. 25c at all druggists.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-07-18

IN order to rofute existing rumor.
'""' ne ~ candidate for the nomipo
ZION OF sheriff, Under Sheriff w NJ
Neag'e announced positively last Nv.
'n,"g That he is not a candidate for that
ofhcc nor any other office.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-07-18
(From Fridays Daily.)


Mr.. and Mrs. q. T.. Als,cd paid visi,
yesterday to the city.
Left for Catalina.
Mrs. u. II. Smith left yesterday for
n vacation ut Catalina Island.
Here from Walker.
William Gronlund, n Walker business
man. is visiting in the city.
Skull Valley Visitor.
T.. II. Crabb. the skull valley stock.
man, is in the city on business.
McCabe Visitor.
Ed. Basscti. u McCabc mining man.
is in the city ON n business visit.
Business Man Visits.
Dave Booker. the Walker business
man. IL In the city ON mining business.
Mining Man Herr.
Harry Minuse. the Dewey mining
man, is in the city on mining business.
Here from Sultan.
Sam Trolley came in yesterday from
the Sultan mine in the Santa Maria
district.
Railroad Man Visits.
Pat Linsky, well known railroad
man, is in the city from Hot Springs
Junction.
Left for Colorado.
Mrs. ID. ID. Mcdonald left yesterday
for II visit with relatives in Greeley.
Colorado.
Loft for the Coast.
Mrs. Fred Sattcs left yesterday for
II vacation on the coast. She expects
tn he absent three months.
Here from McCabc.
A. T.. Johnson, who has mining inter.
ests in the Big hug district. came in
yesterday from McCabc.
Jerome Visitor.
Miss VI. Martin, Of Jerome came in
yesterday from the copper city. She is
guest at the Burke hotel. >. ....
Left for Los Angeles.
Misses Josie and Birdie Butler left
yesterday for months outing in Los
Angeles and southern California.
Left for California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wilson and Mrs.
w. NJ. Neagle left on Wednesday last
for au extended visit in Livormorc.
Cal
An Official Visit.
United States District Attorney J. T..
IL. Alexander came in yesterday from
his headquarters ut Phoenix. lie is
here on official business.
Left for Denver.
Max Wnldhari, brother of Mrs. NJ.
Andres. left yesterday for Denver on
a visit with relatives and to partakc
In the EIks' festivities.
I'm from Camp.
=. J. Wright Of Paris, Texas. is in
he city from his mining camp in the
Aqua Fria district. lie IL accompanied
~ his son, George Wright.
Copper City Visitor.
II. u. Brown, timckcepcr of the
United Verde Copper company at Jc.
'omc, came in yesterday from the cop.
Der city on mining business.
Left for Vacation.
Mrs. George Wells and two daught
'rs aud Miss Eva French left yester-
lay for two months vacation in Los |
Angeles, San Diego and other coast
titles.
Adjudged Insane.
Yesterday in the probate court Ion
Young was adiudgcd insane. He was
aiken To the territorial asylum for the
insane last night on the delayed south.
bound.
Brewer Returns.
Rupert Maxgut, who was formerly
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-07-18

mining men Of the Ila~sayampa disrict,
is in the city on mining business.
In from Camp.
Henry v Brown. director OF me
orc Consolidated Mining company,
came IN Yesterday from his mining
camp IN the Black HIS.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-07-18
city News
....ln Brief
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ii'ih Ah'y'''
Mrs. u. Y. LoonrN has returned from
a. visit with her relatives IN Mayer
Visiting Relatives.
Mrs. j. &. stephens is visiting with
relatives aud friends IN san Fran.
cisco.
Humboldt Postmaster.
j. u. Bcihunc has been appointed
,mStmastor nj Humboldt tn succeed 4.
g. odcll.
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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-07-18

general manager of tho Arizona BreS
ing company's plan, in this city, has
returned from an extended visit to
GoldGcld. Nevada.
Mayer Visitor.
II. \. Clarke, the Mayer mining man,
/ is IN the city.
In from Yacger.
e. T.. Bunker, superintendent of the
/ iacgcr Canyon Copper company, ~ in
/ the city.
Left for Wenden.
Richard Lanson left last evening on
the southbound for brief business
visit to Wcndcn.
Left for Phoenix.
T.. r. Hurley, the Prescott aud phoc.
nix butcher, left last evening on the
sou, Inbound for Phoenix
Crook Canyon Visitor.
| II. a. Price is In the city from the
camp Of the Juani'a Mining company,
/ w tue ' f""h canyon dlstfict
A Flying Visit.
George J.. Martin, financial agent Of
the Monica mines, paid living business
visit yesterday TO the city, returning TO
Kirkland on the sou,hbound Diamond
10.
Back from the East
George II. McGhec, who is develop
ing n promising mining property in
the Cherry creek district, returned YES.
tcrday from an extended visit to hi,
old home in Chicago.
Loft for Denver.
j. u. Dillon, exalted ruler of the
u. u. q. H.. left Yesterday for Denver
to attend the meeting of the Elks'
grand lodge. which convcncs there
within the next few days.
Visiting Here.
Mrs. j. Pagon aud daughter of Con.
gross are visiting here with their
friend, Mrs. NJ. Andres They will
leave in n short time for Humboldt
where they will make their future home.
In from Camp.
Richard Sumid came in yesterday
from his mining camp in Grapevine
gulch. where he is developing a prom.
Using property. adjoining the group hc.
ing developed by the Money Metals
Mining Co.
Here to Cool on.
Attorneys Thomas Armstrong. Jr..
Walter Bennett. and Il. Chalmers. pro.
mineni members Of the Maricopa coun.
~ bar. came up yesterday from Phoenix
tn enjoy the cool and refreshing
brcczes of this mountain city.
Secures Valuable Options.
ID. ID. Mcdonald has returned from n
visit to the Verde, Big bug, and other
mining districts, where he secured on.
tions Of purchase on some promising
mining properties. lie will leave 10.
morrow for Los Angeles on mining
business.
Peace Disturber Arrested.
Deputy Sheriff Horace Bowdrc yestcr.
day afternoon at I O'Clock arrested n
man named Joseph Rider, who. while in
an intoxicated condition, disturbed the
peace of n household in the Crapo
Flats on North Montczuma street
about noon. Rider win be arraigned
before Justice Of the Peace Keobanc
this afternoon nj o'clock.
Leaves for Frisco.
Ben IL. Stcfrcn, employed Mt the
Courier Office for the past nine months.
will leave today TO search for his OLD
home among the ruins Of the stricken
city, and also to renew acquaintance
with an old time sweetheart residing
there. II is rumored among the print.
tiers that marriage, surrounded by
circumstances Of a more or less romantic
nature, will be one of the results OF his |
visit.
(FrOm Saturdav's Daily
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-07-18
Back from the Coast.

Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Carman al
Middleton have returned from thoil
honeymoon trip. which included the
principal points Of interest in south
ern California and,,h coast.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-07-18
Here on Business.

=. e. Rccs. who is engaged in the
development of u large copper deposit
in the Mineral Point district, which
carrics gold and silver values, is here
on mining business
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-07-18
New Deputy Recorder.

Yesterday county recorder Roland
Moshcr appointed David Berry, y resi-.
dent of Lower Lynx creek, n deputy
county recorder for the purpose of regis
tcriug the electors of his district.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-07-18
Back from the East.

George II. McGhec, who is develop
ing II promising mining property il
the Cherry creek district. returned yes
tcrday from an extended visit to hi
old home in Chicago.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-07-18
Nashville Visitor.

Miss :. Westinghouse of Nashville.
Tennessee. arrived here on Thursday
evening 10 spend the summer months
with her aunt. Mrs. e. u. Linn.