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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-26
SIX FEET 0F WORK SHOW BIC BODY
 OF ORES
(From Saturdays Daly)

Although the new double c"wp1I' mcnt working shaft on ihc Vermont mine is now only ten feet in depth ' W. Boilcnu, who recently purchased the Breed group of mines from F. l.. Brc"d' is rcputcd to have made inc statement that hc would not consider an offer "i treble the purchase price for the prop crtv. three feet of ore being already cx posed on the vein, which samples well in gold and copper values The body of ore was struck at n depth oi Tour feet from the apex of the vein. and has widcncd on, from n small stringrr |" it's present thickness in the siN icc' sunk
 The plan of development outlined by Mir. BoiIcau involves the sinking oi the shaft to depth of at least loco feet, from which the vein will be explored by drifts and cross cuts. AS soon ms the work on the shaft k well under way Boilcau will leave for the East to pur chase n hoisting plant, air compressor power drills and pumps. the vein being known as very wet one, ncccssita'ing the installation of heavy machinery Tor it's economic development.
 The group. which consists of nine claims, is located immediately north of and adjoining the Storm Cloud proper ties, being developed by II. J. Bccmcr, and in which large bodies of high grade copper orc have been exposed within the past few months. The vein upon which the new double compartment shaft is being sunk is supposed to he the same ledge being opened by MT. Bccmer in one of his tunnels on th" Storm Cloud. IL is associated with n large porphyry dyke running in n northeastcrly and southwcs,crly dircc- ton. showing width of about eighty feet on the surface m which a number of vcinlets of high grade copper ore have been dcmontsratcd to exist, n large portion of the porphyry filling being mincralizcd with copper.
 The property is located on the west crn slope of Mount Union, about twelve miles south of this city and about four miles west of the Poland terminus of the Bradshaw Mountain railroad, which can bc easily reached through the Poland tunnel. from which n good wagon road leads to the camp.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-26
LONGEVITY IN ARIZONA.

Another ease of surprising longevity has come to ligh, in Yuma, proving to the most -kcptical that 'hc climate of Arizona is conducive to the best of health and the longcs, of lives. Rosa Silvas, Mexican woman, who has lived in and about Yuma since she was 25 years old. boasts of no summers, and is still as able to work and see as she was fifty years ago. Not only does she do without glasses altogether, but she can thread the finest of needles without any assistance. She lives en- iircly alone. refusing aid from her grandchildren .and tx well able to care for herself. The only iniirmity she has even in the smallest degree is deaf ness. Her husband died in Numa few years ago al the hearty old age of lO5.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-26
WATER AT SD P[R
 BARREL IN NEW
 M|N|NG CAMP
(From Saturdays DailyA

J V. Roby returned hero ves,o, from Grccnwatcr, New, Co pcrfee, mining deal for n group of claims o.. cd by him in the Castle Greek dis,,',
 "Ncvadn has got all the cxcitems,, and booms but there is equally n, lo.a innate mining investments in this eap. tv as in the Sage Brush State. !, @ @.s',| Mr. Roby, "and the same amoun, I ss money expended here would show ,.s| as good mines as there is developed ], either Nevada or California. and n.. is no question in my mind bu, wha, ,h;. county is on the eve of prosne,aa. era in mining development.
 "Grccnwatcr has enjoyed the mn. rapid growth of any mining camn i'| the history of either Nevada or c,S] fornia, in the past six months. Sim. the middle of August over sl5,Ooo Me has been invested in its copper min, and prospects and the town has a no,] ulation of almost 5000 people. On, great drawback is tho lack of wa,r which has to be hauled twenty sv, miles up hill, to the camps, selling u from $s to $1O Q barrel. :"
 My. Roby, who left here abou, eighteen months ago, for Nevada, i. one of the pioneer prospcctors of d, Grccnwatcr district, which is located on tho southern slope of the funenl range of mountains, overlooking Death Valley. He has valuable mining iu,s, os,s there, which he left in charge O, his son, who is n heavy shareholder and treasurer of one of the largest concen, operating there.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-26
MEXICAN RUN OVER ANl HAS BOTH LEGS
 CRUSHED
(Trom Saturday's Daily)

Yesterday evening, about o@ o'clock, . n Mexican was run over m 'h' vicinity of the P. & F. Junction W freight train No. 34, northbound. hr left leg was crushed above the ann' and his right at the knee so badly ,ns' amputation will be necessary. lae injured man was stealing n ride on 'n' train and none of the train crew we'' witnesses to the accident. He WIZ found about twenty minutes after 'S train passed through the station g Mrs. George IIouliban, who telephones the railroad authorities here Of the %. cidcnt. The injured man was brousn io this city on the Poland tram \" irving here few minutes after o o'clock. He was taken to the eoun', hospital, where at a late hour "'' night physicians were preparing 10 a" putatc both limbs.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-26
PRESCOTT PEOPLE VISIT sALoME
 DISTRICT.
Special Correspondence.

SpcciaI Correspondence.
 SALOME, Ariz., Dee. i0.-Judgc W. T. Stilwcll of Phoenix, A. r.. Haggo,t. the Prescott mining engineer. Mcssrs. Campbell and Girand of Prescott, and W. T. Icwilling of Los Angeles and Iowa, n sor-in.law of the late C. F.. Boomer of Los Angeles, owner of the old Desert mine, were in Salomc this week, looking over the country gcncr ally, and in particular visiting Judge Stilwcll's property and the Desert mine. Mir. Zewilling returned at once to Phoenix to secure men for the work on the Desert mine. which must bc done before the first of the year, and intends to establish n permanent camp on the property and go to work in earnest.
 When the mine was shut down, some years ago, it was because of the enor. nous cost of operating it, located. as if was. almost 100 miles from the nearest railroad point; but since the opening of the new A. X C. line the Vicksburg stations is only two ana one.half miles distant, and in plain sight of the mine.
 Mcssrs. Campbell and Girand return. cd to Prescott day before yesterday, but Mir. Haggott is still on the ground, and enthusiastic about it. He has been making Snlomc his working base, and with n team ar n saddle horse is SCOUT. ias inc country from daylight till long after dark. He has been able to sc- cure n little interest m the old Griffin property. which was lately taken hold of by the Ironwood and Arizona De- vclopmcnt company, the same group of bankers and investors in Michigan who are making such n success of the re-opened Harqua IIala. After visit. ing the property. hc pronounced it to bc one of those properties which "don [ need advertising" He will spend n few days more in the section and then return to Prescott
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-26
RYAN RESISTED 0FF|C0 AND |S BOUND OVER
 ID GRAND JURY
(rrom Saturdays Daily)

Attorney r. w. O'Sullivan returned yesterday from Jerome, where he re- resented Albert Ryan in n preliminary examination before Justice of tk Peace St. James on the charge of m sisting an officer. Ryan was bound owr to appear before the next grand juy under sl, ,OOO bonds.
 On December IS, Ryan, who is ~ rctnry- treasurer of the Jerome Miners Union, and another member of 'h, union were visiting the different n sorts of the town selling tickets for a ball to bc given by the union. After entering the Reception saloon Ryn noticed Officer Charles King watching his movements, and addressing the Of fccr asked him what he wanted to "stick his nose into their bushes for" adding that the officer had better attend to his own affairs. After thes remarks, it is alleged the officer took hold of Ryan and ordered him out Of the place. Ryan refused to leave, and the officer started to put him ou, of the place by force. About this time Mexican in the back part of the salOo' made some uncomplimentary remarks about Officer King, the latter with drawing his attention from Ryan to M rest the Mexican. After locking th, latter in the city jail, King returned and arrested Ryan, also lodging him n the basiilc, from which he was prompt ly released under bond.
 Ryan furnished the required bond and was not brought to this city
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-26
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed AS Reported by the
 Prescott Title Company.

W. NJ. Owens locates two mines, Gas tlc Creek district.
 C. C. Miller ct al locates five mines, Big Bug district.
 C. C. Miller ct al file affidavit of as. sessmcnt work on four mines, Big Bug district
 r. s. Campbell and F. II. Carpenter locate "R. C. C." mine, Big Bug dis trict.
 C. W. Clark ct al file affidavit of ns scssment work on four quarry claims, Verde district.
 United Verde Copper Co. file affidavit of assessment work on one quarry claim, Verde district.
 Elmer w. Wells locates Midget mine, Big Bug district.
 Climax Mining Co. file affidavit of as- scssmcnt work on numerous mines, Has sayampa district.
 II. M. Farnam ct al incorporate Lizard Mining Co. Capital stock Sl 100000.
 sam Foran and C. C. Paul to Triangle Mines Co.-M. Deed, Sl0,OOO. Fri. angle mine, Big Bug district.
 Pfau Gold Mining and Reduction Co. by Trustee files affidavit of assoment work on six mines and one mill site, Cherry district.
 r.. F.. Savage locates Bonanza mine, Agua Fria district.
 Monarch Mining and Smcliing Co. locates three mines, White Picacho dis. trict.
 Newton ]. Morris to W. M Ovens Bond for Deed. s5,OOU Six months. Junior, Crown Point, Mount View. Dixie and Red liud mines, Castle Creek district. II. Mclarcn and Wm. NJ. McCutcbcn to Mount Union Gold and Copper Co., M. Deed. Mountain Scenery, Lost Mine, Little Joker, Gold Bug and Five Spot mines, Turkey Creek district. Thco Wade files affidavit of asscss. mcnt work on Prospect mine, Big Bug district.
 c. w. and Nan Sessions make agreo. mcnt, dated April IS, 1905, that in case or death of either, all property shall go to survivor.
 R F. Johnson to D. NJ. Johnson Bill Of Sale. $500. Saloo stock. fixtures etc', at Poland.
 Geo. r. Harrington to C. Frank liar rlngton-Q. C. Decd. Surface of l5OS 200 feet on w. Ext. Orc Bonito mine Tiger district. w. F. Grove ct al incorporate Tom ra,ne Mining company. Capital stock Sl l,000,O0O.
 l.. F., Arnoit and wife to W. Lubin Q C. Deed Lot :, Rutlcdgc addition Jerome.
 A. w. Edwards to NJ. Christarre,t, and M. Ncretto- Bill of Sale. sioO Buildings on Shasta mining claim, nea, Poland.
 A. W. Edwards to same parties Lease Five years, si2.jO per month iot i4oN'lo feet on Shasta minin, claim, near Poland.
 N. J. Morris locates two mines cos He Creek district.
 Eugene 4. Iligginson and wife f, Jos, Dedcrichs NJ, Decd. Done fourtl interest m lnst Chance, onc.sixtb in ,erest in Martinez mines, Martinez dis trict. "''
 W. \. Deeds and wife to Mayer 4 yard, etc. ""'
 l.. ]. Fletcher locates Pot,orso, placer, Big Bug district.
 A. B Wilkins and Jas. Silyev f, hoby Carroll-M. Deed. $lOO Nortl one,half of Etta placer, Big Bug dis
 John s. Ross to scholcy & scholey- n,,i or Sale. Stock and fixtures n
 Diamond Jo" Billiard and Bowlin, phrlor, Prescott.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-26
GOOD REPORTS.

Good reports continue to come in from the Copper Creek district, about ten miles south of this city, where Will jam Baird is sinking new working shaft on m extension of the R. A. Nj. mine. At depth of 70 feet in the shaft n body of orc has been cncount. cred about one foot In thickness, which assays high enough in gold to pay a good profit after shipping and sampling expenses are iiquidated. MT. Baird in. tends to continue the sinking of the shaft to . depth of 100 feet before he starts drifts on the vein, which IS the same ledge passing through the R. A. M. ground, from which several car loads of high grade orc were shipped many years ago.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-26
APPLICATION DENIED. (From Friday.s Daily.)

Yesterday, in the District Court, in the case of Carl Theis vs. I. W. Dins. dale ct al, the application of the plain. tin for the appointment of receiver for the Little Brother Mining company was denied at present and on motion of counsel for the defendants, H. R. Wood WAS appointed auditor to exam. inc into tho accounts of the officers of the company. lt was further ordered that the suit be consolidated with the suit instituted by the stockholders of the Little Brother Mining company against the officers of the company, asking for an accounting.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-26
BIO INCREASE IN VOTERS DURING
 THE PAST TWO YEARS.
(From Fridays Daily)

Probably no better evidence of the steady growth of the Territory in pop. ulation can be produced than the See. retary of the Territory's official report on the recent general election, held November q, which shows that there was total registration in the Terri. tory for 1906 of 32,7ss, and total of 24,097 votes east.
 In 1904 there were 2l.i26 votes east showing an increase in the past two years of 2,67l. In 1902 there were 10. 6ss votes east, and in 1900 but I6,620 votes east.
 The increase for 1902 over 1900 wns 3,O6s, for the next two years 1,73S, and for the last two years 2,67l, as stated above.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-26
City News
 ....In Brief
NxMnSA&MaSsaaxHkaNkSH
(From Thursdays DailyD

(From Thursdays Daily) Here From Harrington.
 \ j. Russell ot Harrington is visit ing iu thr city. McCabc Visitor
 Norman clatk ot Nccohc Is ,n the city ou a business visit Kingman Visitor.
 ! r. Gideon. knguou mining man. IS here on business visit. Mayer Visitors.
 Mir and Mr~ r W Word of May" are visiting m thr rltN Simmons Visitor
 W. r.. Allen of simmons .prut yes. tcrdav here on business Mining Man Here.
 sam Ncshit the Copper Basin mining man. is here on business visit. In From Camp.
 Tom Boone came in yesterday from his mining camp. iu ihc Copper Basin district.
 Annual Dinner.
 Tn. regular annual dinner of Nava- pai Club will bc hcld Thursday evening. January lO. In From Ranch.
 Tim Fell came iu yesterday from his stock ranch m the Agua fria section near Dewey. Here From Humboldt.
 William Bright. the Humboldt me chanic. came in yesterday from the new Shelter City. old Timer Visits.
 William simmons. one of the pioneers of the Williamson Valley country. came iu yesterday from his home at Sim mons
 Enjoying a Vacation.
 Ward Harrington. the Jerome printer and newspaper man, K m the city en loving well earned vacation among his many friends. Dancing Party.
 The regular monthly dance will talk, place at Nnvapni Club Friday evening December 2i. C. F.. Mcany will bc in charge of the dancing A Professional Visit.
 Attorney r. W. Sullivan of the law firm of Ross A Sullivan. left ycstcr dlay for Jerome on professional busi ness. He will return today. To Visit Relatives.
 Jack Wilson. foreman of the boiler shop of the Arizona Mines Supply com pany. will leave today for Crown King where he will spend the holidays witi relatives.
 In From Camp.
 NJ. l.. Buckley. superintendent of thu Blackberry Mining and Development company. came in yesterday from hi mining camp in the Cherry Creek dis trict on mining business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-26
(Frsn Fridays Daily.) Camp Verde Visitor.

l.. E. Bell of Camp Verde is here on business visit. Here From Wendcn.
 Mrs. II. B. Hanna of Wendcn is vis- iting in the city. Jerome Junction Visitor.
 George Duff of Jerome Junction is n Prescott visitor. Enjoying Vacation.
 r. !. Mcconnell. the McCabc mining man, is in the city. Middleton Visitor.
 F.. B. Tinker of Middleton is here on a business visit. Crown King Visitor.
 W. <. Jones of Crown King is in the city on n business visit. Senator Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. J.. Pickrcll of Sen. ator are visiting here. Mayer Visitor.
 Vernon Slinkard of Mayer is in the city on mining business. Left for Florence.
 W. IT. Drescher, of the firm of Eli ott & Drcscher. left yesterday for the Florence section on mining business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-26
McCabe Visitor,

McCabe Visitor.
 Mrs. r.. simpson of McCabc is visit ing with friends ih the city. Here From Humboldt
 Mir and Mrs. C. r. Layton "f Hum. boldt are visiting m the city. Mayer Visitor.
 NJ r. Clyde of Mayer came in last evening ODD short business visit. Hero Prom Humboldt.
 Richard Nolk of Humboldt came m last evening from inc new Smcltcr Stockman Here.
 j. W. stewart. the Williamson Valley s,ockmnn, is visiting with his family here
 Copper City Visitor
 E. r. lloyt, n Jerome business man. came in yesterday from the Copper City.
 A Flying Visit.
 Jack Mndigan q Humboldt business man. paid flying visit yesterday to the city
 In Prom Camp.
 '. II. Bowers K in the city from his mining camp in inc Mineral Point dis irict. cns, of Jerome. Business Man Visits.
 Frank \. Martin. the Harrington business man. came in yesterday on q short business visit. Mining Man Here.
 William McDcrmott. superintendent of the United Verde mine at Jerome, is visiting in the city. An oficisl Visit.
 F. l.. Blandy, Deputy Internal Rev cnue Collector for Arizona. is paying the city an official visit. Mining Man Here.
 D. x. Jcnkyns. who has extensive mining interests in the Mayer section, is here on mining business. Stockman Visits.
 Joe Rudy. the Skull Valley stock. man and deputy sheriff. is in the city on one of his periodical visits. Spent Yesterday Here.
 Blake Baker. the Cherry Creek min. ing man and deputy sheriff, spent yes. tcrday here on mining business. Mining Man Visits.
 John Quick. the Skull Valley min. ing man. came in yesterday from his mining camp on mining business. m From Ranch. ]. O. McGovcrn. an old time resident of the county. came in yesterday from his ranch in the Date Creek country. Back From Los Angeles. A. n. Mitchell. the Walker mining man. returned yesterday from visit with Mrs. Mitchell. who is in III health in Los Angeles.
 Back From Big Bug. ! B lux n business visit to the mining camps in the Big Bug section, where hc re ports much activity. Here From Harrington. B. (. Alexander, who has promising mining interests in the Bradshaw Mountains. came in yesterday from hi' camp at Harrington. Back From Hunt. 1 Joe Archambeau returned yestcrda, from n hunting trip in the Thompson Valley section, where he reports quai and rabbits plentiful.
 Poland Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. F.. Johnson of Pc land came in yesterday to meet JohI Waldrop, father of Mrs. Johnson, wh' larrived last evening from Roswell, New Mexico.
 Left for Camp.
 II. C. Malloy, foreman of the Ari zona Smelling company's limeston' quarry at Asco, left yesterday for hi camp, after n short visit here on com pany business.
 Mining Man Here.
 l.. F.. Moses of Kansas City, who ha extensive mining interests in the Cop per Creek district, twenty-eight mile east of Mayer, arrived here last even ing on mining business.
 Back From Globe.
 Dr. S. V. Fitzsimmons returned yes tcrday from Globe, to reside here Il the future. He was met at Phoenix b. his brother. T. F.. Fitzsimmons, who nc companied him home.
 (From Saturdays Daily.) McCabe Visitor. Nnrmnu CInrk nf McCahe Ia viaiti n,
The Washington times., 1906-12-27

WANTED-GirI 10 cock and do general house
work small family. DRUG STORE, at 11th
and Harvard SITS IL
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BRANCH OFFICES.

S. KANN. SONS 4 co. 8th ana Market space.
ERWIN s CIGAR STORE, l4th and Tia ave-
ERVINS CIGAR STORE. 2S12 1sth st- nv
". +. McNULTY, Cigar store. 18th and Z nv.
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY, Linton 3
Nelson, Proprietorsi corner Rhode Island
ave, lst and I sts- NV
ROBERT T PETZoLD. The Harvard Phar-
macy, 1lth and Harvard sts. NV.
". A. DARLING. cor. 1fth and sts NV.
l.. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 7th St. Rhode
Island ave. and K st nv.
ave. nv.
CHAs. c. HoRNUNG. Christiani Pharmacy.
sw. cor. 7th and III sts NV
DOM s SANFORD. New York ave. and
North Capitol 81.
r. A. NEITCH. 2oth and N sts. NV.
QULGLEN'S S PHARMACY, 2Ist and @ SITS. nv.
GILLETTE & CO. 14th and L sts NV
8. "a. WAGNER q CO. 1st ana II SITS. NV.
!. 2, TAYLOR. cor. 9th and P sts. NV.
EUGENE Ii. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa ave NV
COBLENLE PHARMACY. North Capitol st.
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FoRsTON's BOTANICAL. PHARMACY. cor
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ShAs. II BLUMER, n. Cap. and II sts. ne
AeCHEsNEH d JOACHIM. cor I'd and Z sts.
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= z POWELL. 4th and East Capitol sta
ODONNELL DRUG CO.. 8th and G sts-
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ANACosTIA-
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BRooKLAND. d c.
ARTHUR ID. F. LUERssEN. Drug Store.
ALEXANDRIA. VA
r. l. CARNE & CO. 7Os King st.
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TIMES WANT ADS
BRING RESULTS"
Washington Times Company,
Gentlemen:

For the benefit of those who advertise and their better sat
isfacon well justice to this newspaper feel inclined
make statement that during last winter ad in the mis-.
ceaneouS column about three insertions each week At
first did not notice that there any appcable difference
the business on account of the ad but after time became evil
dent that getting results and they continued to grow
August my business shut down account of reconSrc
ton work. and for four months up December entirely
down and On the fSt of December when place was
Shed and ready my intention to do little advertising by
making announcement of resumption of work. but my sur
prise business in promptly that the ad omitted
Judging by the number of people who have mentioned av-
ing my ads, which only in The Times for used
other medium my judgment that Times ads not only
bring results but will stamp them way that well be
rubbed out long you take of the business they bring
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The Nursery Studio 1925 Street.
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Wanted-Agents.

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DENTAL ENGINE, fountain cuspidor. eiec-
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Dressmaking.

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