Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-16
SNOW CAUSES A SUSPENSION or
 BUSINESS.
Srcclal Corrcapondcnce.


 metropolis of the Bradshaw Mountains that frcightiug and packing to the surrounding camps is practically at a standstill. The weather has been so unsettled for the past two or thre, weeks that nearly everyone is afraii to get away from the dooryar,l, for fear of being caught out in n storm.
 For the past two or three years the weather bureau seems Co have lost it's grip on the elements, and Jupiter Plu. vius and his gang are working over time to set at naugbt the prescribed rules regarding the climatic conditions of Arizona.
 Though causing slightly more phy. sical discomfort, yet the general good to our natural resources is SO great tha. we hope io see continuance in power of the Olympian deitics.
 Cunniff at tho Savoy.
 Bernard Cunniff came out from Pres. cott. Sunday, and Is at the Savoy camp, pushing arrangements for the more cx. tensive development of the property. Monday n car load of ore was shipped to the Humboldt smcltcr, and there will be more to follow soon.
 Strike On Tho Enid.
 While doing the assessment work on the Enid group of claims quite n nice body of gold bearing zinc and copper orc was unearthed. The extent of the strike has not been definitely ascef. taincd as yet. The Enid group lies on the War Eagle vein, to the north of the Gladiator, and just west of the new strike on the Gold King.
 Discontinue Work.
 Sinking in the working shaft of the Gazclle, which is now down to depth of 200 feet, has been discontinued for the present. At the bottom of the shaft tho vein was cross cut and was found to be almost forty feet wide. A drift is being run to the north to get under the ore shoot which crops out on the surface about l50 feet north of the shaft. The sudden demise of Manager Schlessinger left things in rather | unsettled condition at the Gazclle and Castle Rock. c. Frank Harrington, son of George P. Harrington. and young man who has had good, practical, all around mining experience, has taken chsrge of these two camps and will probably be the permanent manager. It would be hard to find man more fitted for tho place, through reason of natural business ability and mining experience, ! acquired in this same district. Property Closed Down.
 Owing to the fact that the present machinery was inadequate to handling the water and rock from the shaft, the property of sthc Consolidated Union Grand Copper company in Silver Noun. tain has been closed down temporarily. The company expects to build wagon road from Harrington to its property in the spring and will then be enabled 1 to put in heavy machinery.
 Miner Injured.
 John Barrern, miner, employed by the Tiger Gold company, had the mis. fortune yesterday afternoon to fall down n winzc n distance of nearly 100 feet. The poor man was badly broken up, but is under the care of Dr. Me. Donnell and has a chance for recovery. It is little short of n miracle that Bar rera was not killed outright.
 Dougherty Returns. R. NJ. Dougherty, who has been | spending the holidays with his son and other relatives in Los Angeles, returned to Crown King yesterday.
 Back From the Coast. l Frank A. Martin, manager of the Tiger Gold company's store, returned from his holiday visit to the Coast, yes. l terday. Mrs. Martin and daughter ne companied him as far as Prescott, where they will spend the winter.
 Not Many Dancers.
 The dance given in the Crown King school house New Years eve, was not very well attended, owing to the in clemency of the weather. Those who did attend, however. had most enjoy able time.
 Back Prom Prescott.
 Mrs. Il. K. Mcdonnell and children returned from Prescott on Sunday's train. Miss Edith Armitagc aceompan jed Mrs. Mcdonnell and will visit ir the city for some time.
 Miss Dawson Returns.