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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-12

business can almost always beat day wages.
 The Gray Eagle, the De Soto and the Lincoln mines. the three best produc. CTS we have at this end of the Brad. shaws, are shipping ore and concen. ,ratcs steadily to the Humboldt smeli. cr. By spring two or three more nearby mines will be on the producing list also.
 The Bradshaw district is such that if a man has n good surface showing hs IS pretty sure to have n mine.
 There seems to bc n great scarcity of miners and laborcrs all over the South. west at present and the Crown King section is no exception. There is scarcely Il mine in this part of the county but what is working shorthand. cd at the present time. The result has been an increase of wages in gool many camps, but even with extra monetary induccmcnt miners cannot be obtained. The miners have been lcav. ing the country and going to the new and rich strikes of Nevada. and the tide which will bring them back has not yet turned.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-12
Mill Run On Ore From The Buster Mine
 Soon
Old ,Tiger Mine To Be UnWatered And
 Worked

Special Correspondence.
 GROWN KING, Ariz.. Dee. 9. The l Buster mine now has considerable ore in sight and n mill run will be made shortly. A chute of ore about loo feet in height and from two to six feet m width has been opened up and will he put through the mill fast as eight stamps can handle it. The croppings on another vein in the same group m quite well in free gold and will prob. ably be millcd also.
 The buildings at the old Tiger mine arc going up at a rapid rate and the al. terations on the hoist are we'll under way, so that it will probably he hut short time before the old workinOs are unwatered and active mining on. gagged in.
 r. A. Simon, manager of the Gold Hill mine, has taken an option on the Bullwhackcr mine, near Prescott, and will have it unwatcred at once in order that m expert examination may bc made of the property. Los Angeles people are interested with Mir. Simon in this venture.
 R. M. Tubb, the frcightcr, has ac. ccpted hauling contract at Green. water. New, and will leave for that point very shortly, shipping such stock and wagons ns he takes with him from Phoenix. Morgan & McGinnity Dur. chased two sixborsc teams from Mir. Tubb and will do the frcightng for the Tiger Gold Co.
 George r. Harrington and Otto Lib. ardon have had several men enpagcJ at work on the Modern King mine for month or so with very good results. They have the shaft down in the neighborhood of loo feet, and have en- countered very satisfactory width of good ore all the way. There arc n good many prospects in the BradshGws that will become mines some day.
 The Hidden Treasure mine, in the Turkey Creek district, is being unwater. ed preparatory to an expert examina. tion. t is understood that the chances are very good for this property to be working again within very short time.
 The leasers on the Silver Cord, in the Turkey Greek district are taking out good grade or ore right along. end win s"sn have enough on the idunp for a sAiPwsat. |A.lssssr who "ssvies" his
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-12
BLACKBERRY PEOPLE TO RESUME
 WORK.
(From Sundays Dmly)

rum cuhuay BbIysI
 With the installation of the new hoisting plant and the building of the boarding house already finished, work will be resumed at once in inc develop ncnt of the properties of the Hack berry Mining Development company, located in the Cherry Creek district.
 This property, which promises to de- volop into one of the important copper properties of the county, in the opin- ion of M. ]. Buckley, superintendent of the concern, it situated about eleven miles east of Dewey, the nearest ac. ccssible railroad station on the Brad shaw Mountain railroad. The com. pany's holdings consist of six claims, three of which cover n large iron dyke in porphyry and schist contact. in which three we'll defined paysrcaks of ore have been uncovered in number of shallow shafts and surface openings. The principal development consists of shaft sunk to depth of i75 feet. on the center vein, and the plan of dcvcl. opmcnt about to be inauguraicd con. templates the sinking of this shaft to depth of 900 feet and the opening of the three veins by series of drifts and cross cuts at each 100 foot level, commencing when the 900 foot level is reached.
 M. ]. Buckley, superintendent of the property, will move his family to this city to reside, today, and will leave tomorrow for the camp, to give his personal attention to the work, with tho intention of pushing the shaft down as fast as possible.
 The dyke with which the three veins arc associated runs in northerly and southerly direction, the veins dipping to the west at an angle of about 20 degrees.
 A forty'ton shipment of the ore taken from the shaft will he made at once to the humboldt smcltcr, the ore assaying high in gold, with good values in copper, the copper values steadily increasing as depth is gained.
 The group is located in n we'll water cd section of the Black Hills range, and the preliminary survey of the pro. posed Humboldt & Verde Valley rail. road passes within short distance of the camp. It is the general opinion that this line will be constructed dur ing the coming year, as the district is ono of proven mineral resources, lcav. ing out of consideration the Verde Val. ley, which is one of the richest agri. cultural and fruit raising districts In the northern part of the Territory.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-12

MORENCI. Ariz.. Dee. \. Details of the recent flood al Clifton, which, for the fourth time in six years has so suf- fcrcd, are being received slowly. II will be impossible to tell the exact number of dead until the wrcckage has been cleared away, but at least twelve nrc known to bc missing, and it i- thought dead. Most of these nrc Mex jeans.
 The Arizona Copper company's plant is greatly damaged The fires have all been put out. and wrcckagc is piled against the buildings. The shannon company also suffered.
 Tho Coronado railroad was washed completely away The loss of the De.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-12
BAILEY WANTS TO BE SPEAKER
 or THE NEXT HOUSE.
(From Wednesdays Daily.)


 Of the five aspirants for Speaker of the House, N. F.. Bailey. Democrat, of 'ochise county, appears to bc pressing hls candidacy with the greatest ardor. During short visit which he made yesterday to this city, he was engaged, nntII his return to the south by the y;3o train, in close consultation with ID. A. Burke. Asscmblyman.clect from th's county, j. F. Dillon, chairman of the Territorial Democratic Central committee, and other Democrat war. horses. What promises of support he received could not be learned, but it developed during the day that his can. aidhcy for the place is being more or less favorhbly considered by tho local Democratic leaders, who are consider. ing the matter of pressing tho claims or Yavapai county man for Chief Clerk of the House.
 Discussion bearing upon the election or President of the Council centers up. on A. J. Doran of this county for the position, his legislative experience, coupled with his we'll known ability as n parliamentarian, and unqucstioned integrity, especially fitting him for the place. While 1t Is too early as vet to make any definite forecast, it is un. derstood that Major Doran will have put htt'e real opposition for the place.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-12
MEDICOs ELECT OFFICERS AND DINE.
From Sundsy's Dailv.l

Yesterday afternoon the Yavapai County Medical association held it's an nual meeting and elected the follow ing officers for the ensuing year.
 John Bryan McNally, president; R N. Looney, vice president; E. W. Ora ham, secretary; John Bryan McNally If. T. Southworth and c. F. Yount councilmen, and J. s. Barrett, R. K swctnam and K. T. Rolph, Board of Health.
 Last evening at the Yavapai Club the annual banquet was held, the din. ing room being decorated beautifully for the occasion.
 John w. Finn acted ms toastmaster, and the following toasts were re. spondcd to:
 "Army Days on the Brazos" "--T. E. Davis.
 "Personal Experiences in Digital Dilitation of the Sphincter Ami in Morbes Medicorum "--J. x. Barrett.
 "Patent Medicines-Mr. Shaw.
 "By-Products of Medical Practicc" --J. B. McNally.
 "when Is Man Drunk in--C. F.. Yount.
 "Medico.Pedagogic Alliances'' -- K. K. Swetnam.
 Quarantine As n Cure for the So. cial Evil"-W. F.. Day.
 "How I Learned to Act"-H. T.. Southwortb.
 "Whst I Know About Easy Pas. sages, Without Reference to Legislative Enactrnents"--R. N. Looney.
 Framing Eagles, or How Reduced Prices Pay"-w. I. Linn.
 "Influence of Eyc.Strain on Parri Passu"-R. w. Graham.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-12

trot company will be heavy. A new dam will have to bc built before The mill can bc again operated
 Heavy damage was done in North Clifton. Patterson addition was al. most totally destroyed. In East Cliff. ton many buildings were damaged. In South Clifton several houses were washed away, and n small restaurant. in which were man, a woman and child, was carried away, and the three drowned.
 Mrs Joseph Thorn was caught in collapsed building, and drowned. Her husband and children were saved.
 The Gila Valley Bank, the Casino, and saloon were damaged. Metcalf suffered also.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-12
DETAILS OF THE
 CLIFTON FLOOD

SCondions flood stricken Clifton advantage honecs
 ctys Is still telephone service clearing slowly Journeyng over the townn is
 party of proudng from the mud dieRnp downrec Mcxicans
 r s certain the Americans known O pcrished
 strong have been shot for ing
 Efforts to a the city tomorrow The fl now a higher ground
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-12
WORK or SINKING SHAFT ON LIT.
 TILE JESSIE MINE BEGUN.

The work of sinking the double com. partment working shaft on the Little Jessie mine from it's present depth of oo' feet to the 1000 foot level, where n station will be cut and the vein opened by drifts and cross cuts, has been commenced. Material and timbers necessary for the work are already on Inc ground, and the shaft will be pushed as rapidly as possible.
 The Little Jessie mine is the prop. 'r'y of the Jessie Mines company, and mas n record of production in gold sur passed by few, If any, mines in the Territory. It is one of a group owned by tho company, located in tho Chap. arrnl Gulch section of the Big Bva dis. triet, about four miles west of tho Humboldt smeltiHt plast s.d sbout one "'lss west of ths NsCsbe s.d Glad. ssons ntnes, Bow snsss tho greatest producers h ths aistsist.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-12
Insurance Man Here.

]. II. O'Riclly, general manager of tho Occidental Life Insurance company of Arizona and New Mexico. is in the city from Albuquerque, \. M., on com. pany business The concern is a new one and iis dirccoratc includes mum. bcr of tho leading bnnkcrv and business men uf thc sister Territories.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-12
City News
 ....In Brief
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VI ''i' p'hN"s H h"i'yt Dewey Visitor
 'harle, Maeklng 'bc pc''cy molng u.on. Is visiting in thc city. @icKenburg Visitor.
 jamc. Eplrr Wichrnhurg buencs. m1u. ts in ru" r.'l ,n roorl business. Walker Visitor.
 w. F. MrLcod. 'l, Walker mining mau. |, bc,r on short busuc-- visit. Senator Visitor
 George Miller rom, u yesterday from tbc senator ou % .lou bo-in,.- visit.
 Mining Man Here.
 F.. (. Wager, ihc Bradshaw Noun tain mining man. is here on mining business.
 In From camp.
 Pat O'Donncll came in yesterday from his mining camp in the Big Bug district.
 Business Man Visits.
 r. Kcarncy, the Grown King business man and mine owner. is here on busi. ness visit.
 Stockman Here
 J. W. Young, the Bradshaw Noun. tain s,ockman. tx here on short busi pcss visit.
 Leaves for the Coast.
 George Hammer. inc McCabe mcr chant, will leave today for a short visit to the Coast. A Flying Visit.
 VI. T.. lIazcltinc paid flying visit to ibc Puntcnncy lime kilns at Big Chino yesterday, returning home on the sonthimund Diamond Jo. School Teacher Visits.
 Miss Mary C. Miller. the Groom Creek teacher, spent yesterday here, visiting with friends. Left for Home.
 \. C. Curtis lrf, yesterday afternoon for his home in Walker. after pleas ant business visit here. Stockman Here.
 Frank Fcnton. the Bradshaw Noun tain stockman and mine owner, is here on q short business visit Back From Skull Valley.
 Mark Murphy returned yesterday from Skull Valley. where he has cx tcnsivc mining interests. Crown King Visitor.
 F. F. Birmingham, who has extcn slvc mining interests in the Crown King section, K in the city. old Timer Here.
 II. 4. Calkins tho Walnut Grove stockman and old time resident of that section, is visiting in the city. Mining Man Here.
 J. F. Movies, who has extensive mining interests in the Verde district, is in the city on mining business. WAIkrr Visttor.
 w. S. Conner, who has extensive in. tsrcsts in the Walker district, came in yesterday from his mining camp. Purchasing Presents.
 Mrs. M. Campbell of Walnut Grove is in the city purchasing Christmas presents and visiting with frieds. Kirkland Visitor. Hill c. Moore, contractor and build. er, came in yesterday from Kirkland, where he has q building contract. Mining Man Visits. F. B. Emery, superintendent of the Home Run mine, in the Groom Creek district, spent yesterday in the city. Left for Mohave.
 w. J. Martin. who has mining in. tcrests in the Cherry Creek district, left yesterday for an extended pros. pecting trip through Mohave county and the Bill Williams River country. McCabe Visitor.
 Joe Carmichael, tho McCabe mining
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-12
man, is in the city on business. Mining Man Visits.

man, is in the city on business. Mining Man Visits.
 D ] Warren, the Poland and Walker mining man. is paying Il business visit to the city.
 Left for Home.
 w. !. Gilbert left last evening for uis home at Gilbert, after spending inc past week here on court business. Leaves for Phoenix
 E w. Brooks. ore buyer for the Ari loua smelling company, will lcav" to Hay for business visit to Phocnix Left for Iiarqua Hala
 w. K. Flora and E l.. short left last evening on thc southbouud train to hunt quoil in the Ilarqn IInla Noun. ta.u.
 Visiting Relatives.
 j. W. .ncrson. The Humboldt con tractor and builder. came in last even ing to spend the Sabbath with rcla tiV,..
 Copper City Visitors.
 Charley Hooker, the Jerome business man. and his father. Y. ]. Hooker. came in yesterday from the Copper City.
 Poland Visitor.
 Dr. R. T. Rolpb of Poland came in last evening to attend the annual ban quct of the Yavapai County Medical association.
 Got GO Days.
 Yesterday City Recorder C. II. Me. Lane sentenced two hobos to serve 60 days each in the county jail on a charge of vagrancy. In From Camp.
 Amos Swigcrt came in yesterday from the camp of the Cottonwood Cop. per company. on Groom Creek, for n short business visit. Visits the Valley.
 M. IT. Phillips of the S. F., r. r. office force, left last evening on the southbound train for visit in the Salt River Valley. Returned to Camp.
 Joe Whitchousc returned last even ing to his mining camp, near Wcndcn, on the X. & C. railroad. after n pleas ant business visit here. Here From Copper Czar.
 F. W. McClavc. general manager of the Copper Czar Mining company. op erating in the Agua Fria district is here on mining business. A Flying Visit.
 William Rhoades. the Jerome June. tion s,ockman, paid flying visit yes terday to the city, returning home on the afternoon daylight express. old Timer Visits.
 Dave Mace, one of the pioneers of Tombstone, and an old time resident of this county, came in yesterday from his ranch in the Willow Creek coun. try.
 Back From New York.
 Cyrus Robinson, consulting en- ginecr of the Arizona Smelling com pany, returned last evening from an ex- tended business visit in New York. Humboldt Visitors.
 D. Carl Kurtz and George Colbert, of the office force of the Arizona Smclt. ing company at Humboldt, came in last evening to spend the Sabbath with friends in the city. Mining Man Here.
 Walter q. Reese of Los Angeles ar. rived here last evening from Jerome with a party of California mining men who are Investigating tho resources of this section with n view of becoming interested here.
 ,(From Tuesdays Daily.)
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-12
Back From California.

Mrs sam Wilson returned Sunday evening from an extended visit with friends at ihc Coast Mr. Wilson re. turned last evening to Phoenix. where he has n responsible position with on" of the business firms of thc Capital City.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-12

man, lH here on business.
 Stockman Here.
 r. Krcntl. inc Wiu-low stockmun and farmer, tx on a business visit Grown King Visitor.
 C. II. Barnes. the Crown King busi ness man, k here on a business visit A Professional Visit.
 Attorney w. c. Iilakcly of Kingman is in the city on n professional visit. III With Typhoid.
 n. M Clark K reported to be very III with typhoid fever in Los Angeles McCabe Visitor.
 Ralph Clark, the McCabc mining man. is in the city on n short business visit.
 Cherry Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. George l.. Hudson and family of Cherry Creek are visiting in the city.
 Flagstaff Visitor. ]. Q. Jones, n Flagstaff business man, arrived here yesterday from the Sky light City.
 A Periodical Visit. ]. Estes. the Simmons s,ockman and farmer, is here on one of his periodical business visits.
 Here on Business.
 Fred vcnator, the Mayer and Hum boldt stockman and butcher, is here on business visit.
 Circulating Among His Friends.
 R. Hart. the Geronimo county stock man, tx in the city circulating among his many friends.
 Back From Visit.
 Mir. and Mrs. l. NJ. Heck returned yesterday from n pleasant visit with relatives in Los Angeles. Tacoma Visitor.
 Miss Sophia Cope of Tacoma, Wash., arrived here yesterday to visit during the winter months with her sister, Mrs Robert Birch. Leit TUT topper basin.
 Joe Meyers left last Sunday for the copper Basin and Skull Valley dis tricts on mining business. Here on Court Business. Fen x. IIildrcth. Receiver of the United States Land Office in Phoenix, is in the city on court business. Mining Man Here. II. Rcifsnyder, who has extensive mining interests in the Agua Fria dis. trict, tx in the city on mining business. | Mining Man Returns.
 James Mahoney returned here on Sunday from m extended visit to his mining camp in the wickcnburg coun. try. here on Business.
 F, B. Werdon, the Bradshaw Noun | tain mining man, came in yesterday from his mining camp in the Peek dis. trict. Left for tho 4. & O.
 II. L. Fishel, constructing engineer of the A. < C. railroad left last even ing on the southbound train for the | new road. A Flying Visit.
 John Quick, the Skull Valley mining | mnn, paid flying visit yesterday to tho city, returning home on the south | bound train. Leaves for Rumble Bee.
 Charles Anderson will leave today | for Rumble Bee, where he will com mencc the development of n promising mining property. Left for Home.
 J. A. stapp, the Skull Valley stock. man, left last evening for home, after serving two weeks on the trial jury in the District Court. Mining Man Here.
 James Noel, who has mining interests in the Squaw Creek district, came in yesterday from his mining camp on n short business visit McCabe Visitor.
 John lIalblcib, who has extensive mining interests in the Big Bug dis. trict, came in yesterday from his min. ing camp in the McCabe section. Here on Court Business.
 Michael Force, Penny Drew, Jerome Tracy and Louis Bickncll, prominent mine owners and residents of Mohavc county, are here on court business. Left for Phoenix.
 George C. Ruifner left last evening for Phoenix, where he shipped two ear loads of horses to he placed on pasture
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-12
,(From Tuesdays Daily.)

,(From Tuesday's Daily.) Holbrook Visitor.
 r. w. Brown, the Holbrook business man, is in the city. McCabe Visitor.
 R. F.. Farrell of McCabe is in the city on mining business. Cattle King Here.
 Charles King, one of the Big Chino cattle kings, is here on stock busi ness.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-12

Ths 5essasi.Hinss ssssAs up fce Pssseese cd Ysvssai ssssay.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-12

the first time in the past twcnty.four Vgura
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-12
Left for IIarqua Hala.

w. K. Flora and E l.. short left last evening on thc southbouud train to hunt 4uoil in thc IIarqa IIala Noun tatu.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-12
Visiting Relatives.

J. W. Jncrson, The Humboldt cor tractor and builder. came in last ever ing io spend the Sabbath with rcl, tiv,..
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-12
Here on Court Business.

]. r. IIoguc of st. Johns IS in the city on court business.
 Spent Sunday Here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-12
Poland Visitor.

Dr. R. T. Rolpb of Poland came last evening to attend the annual baI quct of the Yavapai County Medici association.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-12
Copper City Visitors.

Charley Hooker. the Jerome business man, and his father. Y. ]. Hooker came in yesterday from the Coppc, City
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-12

r.. W. Brooks. ore buyer for the Ari. luua Smcl'irg company, wlll leave to ,ln, for 60 business visit to Phoenix.
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Here on Court Business.

C. C. Miller. thc Dewey business man. l struf Suudnv in the citV
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-12
Got GO Days.
In From Camp.

Amos Swigcrt came in ycster, from the camp of the Cottonwood ( per company. on Groom Creek. fo short business visit.
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D ]. Warren, the Poland and Walker mining man. is paying Il business visit