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The Coconino sun., 1906-05-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

NlSlUeu lrleiluS III ldSoIaii oi Tuesday.
 Harry Hibben closed success ful sale of goats near Jerome and returned to Flagstaff, Tuesday.
 On Wednesday evening the city council held a meeting and de- cided to lay pipe line out to the race track.
 District Attorney Ashurst will deliver the address at the memorial services of the Eagles at Williams tomorrow.
 Mrs. J.B. .Schaffer returned Tues day from Kingman where she had gone to attend the wedding of her brother, MT. Tarr.
 Word has been received from Mrs. F. w. Sisson that she will re- turn from California with her children about the 18th of June.
 Messrs. Hoppy and Steele, who held services here for three weeks past, left Monday morning for Gallup from which place they will go to the Navajo station at Ganado.
 Mr. Eugene Miles Hogan, of Vicksburg, Miss, who has been spending the past week in Flag staff. left Monday evening for Ros- we'll, N. M., where he will spend the summer.
 l.. S. Williams was a business visitor from Williams on Tuesday. Mir. Williams wore his usual smile and said that Williams would have the largest and best celebration in northern Arizona on the Fourth.
 Dr. L. M. Swikerath, the occu- list of Denver, will be unable to come to Flagstff this Spring as he was taken i'll while in Denver. Dr. Swikerath will, however, be in town some time during the early part of the coming fall.
 Ed. Priest was sprinkling the street near Dr. E. S. Miller's resi- dence last week when the hose was suddenly forced around by the swiftly running water with the re- suit that one of the Doctors win dows was soon in fragments.
 Ralph H. Cameron came in from the Grand Canyon, Wednesday night and will remain in town over Monday to attend the meeting of the board of Supervisors. Ralph says things are simply rushing out at the Canyon and that business is going along very we'll.
 Miss Esther Bullard left Tues day morning for Los Angeles where she will spend the summer visiting friends and relatives. Miss Bullard will visit the kindergarten of Los Angeles to get hints and pointers for use during the coming school year.
 Paul Coffin has been on the sick ist several days this week but is now recovering quite rapidly.
 Mr. Percival Lowell, of Boston, Mass. came in from the east Mon- day evening and will be in town for a few days. MT. Lowell ex- poets to go down to Oak Creek and enjoy the trout fishing there when the season opens.
 MT. E. s. Gosney came in from California on Monday and spent
The Coconino sun., 1906-05-26
Lots for Sale.

Lots in new Santa Fe addition, north part of town, are now open fos sale. Prices range from S25 to S35.
 Now is your time to get lot for your future home. Apply to
 $. H. FINE, Agent Santa Fe.
The Coconino sun., 1906-05-26

Thomas writing ink at five cents bottle-forner price ten cents-at SUN stationery department.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-05-17

BUD Heath and wife returned from
Tuesday noon train.
Misses Alma Hansen, Esther Lar
sen and Clara Bendixen were calling
on their Extra friends for few hours
last Saturday.
Mrs. j. o. Cotton, her daughter,
Miss Helen Cotton, and Mrs. Charles
Sykes were calling on Extra relatives
and friends, Saturday.
H. G.. Smith, father of Mrs. Bud
Heath, after attending to some bust
ness matters here has returned to his
home on the banks ofLake Erie, back
yonder in Ohio.
Lester Peterman, of Extra, is in
Brayton this week putting a new
front in the Odd Fellows Hall, where
Frank Heath has his billiard parlors
and MIR. Clemensen his barber shop.
Monday evening when the electric
storm approached the Misses Emma,
Esther and Nora Larsen were in the
telephone office and when the side of
the house began to spit fire there was
the soft swish of a woman's skirt as
they made hasty scost for their
home. The next day Tells Leigan
was busy making necessary repairs
of the large number of fuses which
were burned out.
The following, taken from the
Walnut Bureau, tells OF the death
and burial OF Tom Conroy's sister:
g Mrs. Kate Murphey, nee Conroy,
wife of Dan Murphp, Jr., died at her
home in Nontrose township, Shelby
county, on Sunday May 6, 1906, after
an illness of several weeks, of con-
sumption. Funeral services were
conducted by Rev. Father McAllister
at the Saint Patrick's Catholic church
on Tuesday forenoon at ten O'Clock
and interment took place at the Cath
Ollie Cemetery"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-05-17

cart wheel was torn out of the west
edd of the building, whore the light
ming went tipping out. There was
girls was seated with her feet in
chair had her feet upon the stove
with the baby in her arms, directly
beneath the chimney and had the
bolt of lightning followed the stove
pipe down into the room they must
both surely have been killed, but it
only came down through the roof
and then took q hasty sneak out the
west gable end of the building; and
when Frank Heath, the closest neigh
Dor arrived, the house was still all
closed up and when heopened up the
doors great volumes of smoke came
rushing out, the Parrot family were
seated about the room, seemed kinder
dazed and looked up rs much as to
say, what was that anyway? not a
soul of them being in any way injur-
id, only dumfounded; Mr.. Parrott
being upon the Dairy Farm at the
time working for Uncle l. P. Hallock
and knew nothing of what had hap
pened until a couple of hours after
wards. Now directly west of where
the bolt struck, and only few yards
away, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Heath re-
side and Mrs. Heath had gone to her
bed room to get away from the APP
proaching storm and when the light
ming came tearing out of the building
she suddenly felt prickling sensa-
ton run up her arms clear to the
elbows, and even the next day she
complained of her hands feeling SO
heavy. Straight across the street
from the Heath home Merchant j. F.
Jensen and family live and his littl:
"kid" baby boy was running about
the yard sna when the cap came it
tloored him tiatter than founder
he jumped up, ran to his mother and
as much as said: ssWho flung some
thing at me?" 1t was a miraculous
escape all around, but was only one
af the curious freaks of that power
we call lightning.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-05-17

With the weather ideal for base
ball the Atlantic Mercants' Greys
opened the season here Thursday
with the Brayton team and won the
game from the visitors in ragged
contest by the score of sixteen to thir-
teen. The features of the game wer-
heavy hitting on both sides intermit-
tently, some poor fielding and lack of
enthusiasm on part of the crowd.
While Atlantic played good ball and
was fairly fast in the intield, yet it
cannot be said that the opening of
the season was in any way auspiclous
Bircher was in the box for the locals
and Percy Freeman did the twirling
for the visitors most of the game. The
old familiar figures played the posi-
tions on both teams with but few
exceptions. Score by innings:
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-05-17

Bring your buggy tops to Hans
Miller and have them repaired. m3
Take your rubber boots to Hans
Miller at the Station, and have them
half soled. m3
Mrs. jeff Lewis, of Audi bon, came
down one day this week to visit her
daughter, Mrs. George Freeman, and
family.
Doctor Koob made another profess
sional trip out to Avoca, Sunday, to
see Tip Cuppy who is still very
sick man.
County Superintendent Arthur
Farquhar was building political
fences among his friends in Brayton,
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Horton arrived
from Anita, Tuesday evening, to pass
few days with his parents, Uncle
A. T. Horton and wife.
V. E. Horton and family from
Audubon, drove down and passed a
few hours with his parents, Uncle
A. T. Horton and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lewis, up at Old
Louisville, are the parents Of a
pretty little girl baby that arrived
at their happy home, one day last
week.
Mrs. John w. Cannon drove the
team on the mail route one day last
week while Mr.. Cannon remained at
home and put a new curbing in the
we'll at his Oaktield home.
Neal Jensen, who had been here
visiting his father, Martin Jensen
took his departure Monday, for Tor
renee, New Mexico, where he hal
farm and where he expects to re
side in the future.
We were over to Oakfield Tuesday
and among the many improvements
noticed the new bay window in tn
d. G.. Smith residence and the fin
pictures Miss Zephyr Smith is max
ing at her fine studio in Oaktield
They are certainly very fine.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-05-17
Oakfield and Brayton

Hans Hansen, one of the merchants,
has ordered new suits for the Brayton
base ball players.
Doctor Koob was called to the
Peter Guide home, up near Extra, on
Tuesday to prescribe for Mrs. GUIDE.
Edith Anderson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Anderson, returned
to her studies in Atlantic, Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. D. B. Beers received word on
Tuesday that her brother-in- law who
resides down near Topeka, Kansas,
was dying.
Otie Pippin, of Extra, who had
been /" Round the horn" with a trav-
cling man, was in Brayton fora little
while Tuesday.
Lewis Heath, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bud Heath, started for Brownell,
Kansas, Tuesday noon where he will
soiourn for time
HI. M. Bartlett is teaching the
Brayton band how to play and the
boys are coming out of the kinks
under his able instruction.
George Frederiksen, Doctor Koob,
Ingvaard Birk, George Hoegh, Chris
Hoegh went TO Audubon yesterday
to attend the county shoot to be
held in that city.
The line man for the lowe Tele-
phone Company was in Brayton one
day this week fixing the phone in
the Charles Bison drug store, which
was slightly out of killer.
Mrs. Nettie Thomas was up from
Carson this week to see her sister,
Mrs. Charles Bison, who has been
very i'll but who, we are pleased to
state, lie improving in health.
George Bendixen and one of Banker
Lu Miller's boys were busy laying 8
long line of sidewalk on the north
side of his lots, just west of Frank
and George Freeman place OF bust.
ness.
| Chris Moulgaard's mother was
over from near Jacksonville to visit
with him, the latter part of last week
snd was called home on Monday by
a serious accident which befel hel
fourteen year old daughter.
Members of the Brayton Ladie!
| Aid Society to the mum Der OF fifteen,
with suds, mops and brooms, were
cleaning the Brayton Baptist Church
Tuesday, and laying down the car
pets and rearranging the furniture.
Over near the w. S. Ordway hom'
on the Oaktield side an old burr oal
tree had stood for many years anc
when the storm came, Monday even
ing, the lightning struck its trunl
and literally made kindling wood GU
of it.
Last Thursday, Robert Hartel
loaded a car of goods and left fol
Yuma county, Colorado, to max
his future home and on Monday
Press Harter and wife took the trail
for the same county where they, too
will build a new home.
Uncle IL. S. Wattles went down t,
Carson, Monday, to visit with hi
SON. in-law, Mack Thomas, and iami
ly. Mr.. Thomas has taken up .
claim near Aztec, New Mexico, pur
chased business site in that city AM
will move down there to live one o
these days.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-05-17
ATLANTIC
BRAYToN


Struck out, Bircher 8; Freeman, s;
base on balls, off Bircher L; off Free
man 3; three base hits, Perry, Erb;
two base hits, Morrow, Percy Free
man; stolen bases, Kramer, Kelsey,
Erb Barnhart, White, H Franklin,
Herbert, Morrow, Whitcomb, Ross;
Umpire, Peter Schnitzen-Atlanti
Democrat.
Henry and William Wulf, John
Christensen and III. j. Nelson sold
three car loads of fat cattle to Messrs
William Thielen and T. j. McGovern
and the latter named gentleman
went to Chicago with the stock on
Saturday night.
The Memorial Day Exercises of
Oakfield and Brayton will be held in
the Baptist church, in Brayton. The
program will commence at nine
O'Clock after which we will march to
the Cemetery where The Flower
Girls will decorate each veterans
grave. The program will be as fol-
| lows:
| -huolo. -. -. Dl0I lOh bauu
Song; Rest Peacefully Rest. ;. Choir
Invocation.
song ............
Girls From Mrs. Csnnon's Room
Music. ..... -. Brayton Band
Recitation: A Northern and a
Southern Brother :. Two Boys
Song; Then Gather Flowers. Choir
1 aud n,.;ll
Girls From Miss Bookout's Room
Recitation; Columbia - Five Girls
Song; Comrades Sweetly Sleeping
....... ....,........... Choir
Short Address. ....... Rev. Lusk
Song; The Heroes Who Rest . Choir
March to the Cemetery and Deco
ration Of Graves.
| A bolt ofzig gag lightning descend
ing from the heavens did some queer
pranks in Brayton, Monday evening
about half past four O'clock. Mrs. L.
Nj. Parrot and her children, Misses
Lola, Grace, Beulah and sons Howard
Max, Ben and Carlyle Parrot were
seated about the east room of their
home which is wooden structure
with partition running through the
center of it, north and south, when
they noticed it began to grow qaite
dark but they paid no attention to
that until there was terrible crash
and in the twinkling of an eye the
room was full of dens black smoke
the chimney came tumbling onto the
shed and hole about the size of 8
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-05-17

While bilious attack is decided y
unpleasant it is quickly over when
Tablets are used. For sale by Nick
Doffing.
The oasis., 1906-07-28
MININc NoTEs

sons own. Al HNNtttRi
 Needle group bonded to j z. Brdt twelve claims in the vicinity oi Bloody Tanks on which they have done q large amount oi develop ment with very satisfactory results The Augustus claim is opened by shaft l60 feet deep, wlth levels at 100 and 150 feet lhe upper level drift has been driven se feet and k in good ore. and the lead on this level is 20 feet wide The drift on the 150 foot loyel $ in 100 feet and is also in ore Devel opment work will be continued.
 Prescott Courier M. l. Buck lev. president Of the Chancellor Gold Mining Company who has iust returned from . successful trip east on mining business. will continue the development work on this company's promising proper ties, which are located near Pres. colt, in the center of the rich placer gold region of Lynx creek. He will sink the main shaft deeper. and from the 200,foot level in that shaft will crossuut the three strong parallel lodges which crop out for long distances on the surface. During his absence he has had several chances 10 sell this property, but prefers 10 hold it on his faith in its great value, backed hy years of experience ~ \ practical miner
 Silver Belt. Operations of the Arizona Copper company c0ntinne satisfactory. The development work in the Copper Hill mine is opening up more and more ore and proving the great value of tine mine. At the Black Hawk tile drifts started a week ago from the fifth level orosscnt continue in ore carrying about five per cent of copper and 35 per cent iron. The fourth levels are producing ore of good quality, which k being shipped to the Old Dominion shelter. Grading is progressing well. with force of about l30 men. In three weeks, with small force employed part of the time, three quarters of q mile of grade has been completed with the ex- ception of the bridges, of which there will be seven one oi them l50 feet long and 35 feet above tht gulch at its deepest point NJ material has vet been received foi the railroad.
 Florence Blade The 6ibsol brothers, who are developing tht Swartz copper property under . working bond are opening ] bonanza. They sunk a shaft 10 depth Of 120 feet. at which poin they struck a very strong flow . water. They concluded 10 open leVel at bAiis p0iitt ueAolS tAiStatlAAs pump, 50 they came up abon six feet from the bottom of tn shaft, SD as 10 have stump an' started drift south on the vein A few feet brought them 10 an or chute, and We are informed by gentleman who visited the prol erty a few days since that tn drift has now penetrated this or chute distance of ten feet an that the entire ten feet is in hig grade shipping ore, On the foe wall side is an 18-inch streak { solid red oxide of copper ths samples 45 per cent. The dri will be driven on to determine tf length of this ore chute. Thel
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The oasis., 1906-07-28

N4f i# W
 W.A n fa Hfa l a l 48Nte aFHa 0 iNs sstt fss t.afas nMNf lo l1 utnI NoN i0H property Im nt the MoalhW Cottonwood HtN about tea mllss 08ffhoi fbe Ala miuns amp iu NinefaI blli dis ifiH and bbguf mIIee noflbeet oi floreH
 Tombstone Prospec'u The work oi getting the three new marine hoilcf- in shape is pro gressing rapidly ai the big shaft v the Consolidated Mines company All oi the bailers have been put in place, the st4cks adjusted and the steam connections made With plenty oi power from the boilers aud the pumps ready to handle over 100000 gallons every twenty-fOur hours, everything looks encouraging for most sue cessful battle for the unwatering of the mines. At the mill at the present there ase running twenty five stamps, and next week will see others dropping. Four new cyanide tanks will be pat in conn mission on Monday Mechanics are at work fixing up the battery on the east side, putting on new shoes, etc.. and will complete the work 30 that they can be used early next week. 4 force of car penters is at work building an ex- tension to the Hume that carries of the waste from the mill
 Congress News Herald: One Of the most welcome reports which has come to this section lately is that the big mine known now as the Saytr mine will start up short " and that work will be pushed until the property is in the pro- ducing class Miners who have worked in that mine say that 1t x one of the best things that has ever been seen in the great west. The ledge is a monster, and t has values all the way from the grass
 roots to the bottom of five
 hundred-foot inclined shaft, and il
 looks as if 1t goes in through tht
 earth. But aside from what the
 miners think oi 1t. 1t has been
 passed npon and approved bg
 some Of the best mining engineers
 that have ever come 10 thu
 country. It is a property tha
 will impress mining man tht
 minute he gets on the ground, ane
 Inc longer be stays upon It th'
 better he will like 1t. Mr. sayeri
 himself is a mining man second t
 few ii wisdom and perspicacity
 and he has put into t | fortune 2
 his own money The things whici make the operation of such prop erty such good news to the sectiol
 is that t is certain that milk from fifty to q hundred stamp will be erected, and that means
 great many men at work and lot of coin in circulation from tn } operations. Central Arizona $ al l right. Everything points tha i NAV
The statesman., 1906-05-25
CANON CITY, COLO.

Sunday evening. Mr.. James Meade
OF Florence and Mrs. Lille Collins Of
this city were married at the Second
NJ. E. church by Rev. Holmes. at half.
past eight. To the strains OF "Lohen.
grins Wedding March" played by Miss
Louada Moore, the bride entered the
church with her maid OF honor, Mrs. V.
NJ. Johnson, and the groom and best
man. Mr.. Ben Moore. met them at the
altar The bride was govned in white
silk and carried large bouque. of pink
and white carnations. After the cere.
mony the party proceeded to the home
OF Mrs. James Yeiser and partook OF a
delicious luncheon. Mr.. and Mrs
Meade will be at home to their friends
at 43l North Fifth street
Mr.. George Ross OF Denver is in the
city In the interest of the Statesman.
The Second NJ. E. Church OF this city
closed very successful series Of meet.
ings Friday evening. On that evening
six persons were immersed and two
sprinkled. Twenty.one were added
TO the church.
Mr. Meeks, Mr.. Hoard and families,
went camping last week up in the
Cripple Creek district. They are also
interested In a mine in the district.
The statesman., 1906-05-25

tion for the pnvpose Of establishing an
Eastern Star lodge. Mrs. T. X. Law.
ers was chosen president OF the organ
ization: Mrs. W. V. Jasper, secretary:
Mrs. A. b. Montgomery. treasurer
Special efforts are being made to
make the concert and MAY feast sue.
cess. II will be given in the Elks' ban.
quet hall May 81, 1906, Program be.
gins at $40 sharp.
Rev. C. y. Brookins, the worthy
leader Of Mt Olive Church, has been
very sick and is gaining in strength
very slowly.
The A. NJ E. Sunday school is pro
crossing very nicely. They have now
enrolled twenty.eight scholars, which
is a good number considering the con.
dition of the school for the past year.
Rev NJ. Jones is TO be commended for
his noble efforts in this work.
Joe Shepard, the colored telegraph
line repairer Of Flagstaff, Arizona, is
in the city for few days.
Opal Anderson left for San Francisco
last Wednesday He expects to return
as soon as he collects his insurance
on the property that was destroyed by
the disastrous earthquake.
The sacred concert given under the
auspices of the A. NJ. L. Church last
Sunday was grand success. Every
participant on the program was well
prepared for the occasion. The reclta-
tons by Mesdames Byas and REYNOLDS
were well rendered; solo by +. II. Rev.
nolds and duet by Mr.. Benson and Miss
Black were very entertaining. Papers
by Miss Annita Jasper and Mrs. ]. p.
Lott, Miss Francis Ellsworth, Rev.
The statesman., 1906-05-25
LA JUkTA.

The baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Gross died Wednesday Their many
friends sympathize with them. Mrs.
Gross is improving slowly
The United Order of Odd Eel
lows No. i343 and the Household OF
Ruth No. 2555. had a grand turnout
Sunday, May 18th II was one OF the
grandest turnouts that was ever known
in La Junta. The sermon delivered by
Rev Solly was simply great effort.
Thos. Carney returned from Dodge
City Saturday and reports having had
fine time.
Mrs James Scott is contemplating
spending the summer in Colorado
Springs.
Sunday was Woman's Day at Hub.
bard chapel. The women had charge
OF the services all day The morning
services were conducted by Mrs. Scott
and Mrs. Berry The afternoon ser.
vices were conducted by Mrs. Williams
and Mrs Tyler.
Those participating in the evening
program were: Mrs. Jack Badgett.
Mrs Fowler. Mrs Harry Badgett, Mrs.
Clemins, Mrs. Johnson. Miss Rosa
Starkey, Mesdames Ellis and Love,
Miss Western, Miss Tyler, Mrs. Tyler,
Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Berry, Miss Ida Da.
Wis and Mrs. Scott. The money taken
up was used for repairs TO the church.
The statesman., 1906-05-25
BOULDER.

Jacob Liley visited Boulder Sunday
and enjoyed a very pleasant dinner
with Miss F Wade.
John l. Bell was the guest OF Mrs.
A. A Walker Sunday at very pleasant
dinner.
Mrs. Lillian Clark made a flying
trip Sunday to Denver and returned
Monday. She reported a good time
with her mother.
Mrs. Mcvey was summoned by tele.
gram 10 the East on account OF sick.
ness.
Mrs. Myrtle James was called to
Colorado Springs TO the bedside of her
aunt, Mrs. Moore, Sunday
Mrs Boswell was called to Colorado
Springs Sunday on account of her
daughters tMrs. Moorel sudden Ill.
ness.
The social held at Mr.. McVey's last
Thursday night was success Re-
freshments were served and very
nice time enjoyed by all. Lee Morri.
son and Oscar Williams furnished the
best Of string music. Piano music,
also, was rendered by Miss r. Lott.
Miss NJ. Clouton spoke very comical
but enjoyable recitation.
Miss F. Wade is going TO spend Sun.
day in the Springs with friends.
John l.. Bell expects TO move up 10
Sunshine TO prospect.
The statesman., 1906-05-25
ALBUQUERQUE NEWS

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Jones.
h tlne baby girl on last Friday.
A largely attended meeting congre.
gated at the A. NJ. +. church last Fri.
day evening and organized an associa.
The statesman., 1906-05-25

Thornton and T. O. Mason were very
good. The music by the choir was ex.
cellent.
The statesman., 1906-05-25

Miss l. Davis and V. Jones of Rocky
Ford were guests Of Miss Ellis Sunday.