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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11

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9aris beisefpobnt unb re9en Intbeil
an ben bort sepflosenen @erbanoluus
gen 9enommen.
Observation-Disclosures. = Iuf Dem
5ebnten Selesiertentag bes @erbans
Deg Der fatboliiden Mrbeiterpereinc.
Der Sfinsiten in Berlin beeann. ipradJ
8fdrrer Sonnen aug Setingen i'm
@uftrage bes 8ii6ofes bon 2urems
burg ben fatboliI6en @rbeitern i'm
9erliner @erbanb feline Spmpatbie
aug. Iuh bic 2uremburser Irbeiter
Ieien in iebr erfreuli6er Weiie in Die
tatbolii6e Irbeiterbetpeguns einges
treten. CT fible iih gliidlih. penn
er ieinen Mrbeitern an Sduie er3dblen
tonne. mas er Bel bieier Sasuns ShDs
neg in Berlin erlebt babe. Mrbeiterz
fefretdr Sleeper aus 2amabelaine
belt aiif ~beionoeren Iuftra9 Der frau@
sDiiihen Observation-Disclosures cine
fran5oiil1e Iniprade.
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Ser SuBs Irtileriit 1. alaiie 8resor
S6mis aug 9iefird lit gum Sers
9eants : giidienmader beforbert
fporoen. - Sem 4oiutant : Inter
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iilberne Sienitmebniue perlieben NOR
ben. - Serr Tbeooor Sldmmang aus
Stabtsrunb. our Seit probiioriiAer
Snrnlebrer an Der bDberen 8iirgere
idule in Semarang (Sapa), bat oas
StaatSernmen nls Surns unb Sehts
lebrer an ben mittleren llnterrihtsz
glnItdlten nit Der Note Ie6r gut be-
itanben. Slammdns mar ebemals
Mitslieb peridiebener Turngeielidafs
ten Der Stabt 2uremburg unb itebt
oaielbit in gutem Inbenfen.
2mSembmrs, "a. 9aai. 2uremburs
ger Sduite unb iibereifrige fran5oiiihe
Gatrioten. 8riiiieler 8ldtter er3dbz
len Solsenbes: @m Sonnerstag iaBen
5u friber Stunbe in einem Cafe Ser
Slaee &oeier gu 8riifiel bier iunee
SranSoien. Sn bemielbeu 2ofal bats
ten flint ~2urembureer Souriiten Ylat
senommen. Die iih in ibrem beimatbe
lihen OiaIeft unterbielten. Die
Srdn3oien bGnoelten nit Den 9urems
bnreern. Die lie fir 9euti6e bielteu.
an unb giner bon ibncn trat aui Tie
5u uno sab einem 2nrembureer einen
&laps aif ben &opf. Sem anffabs
renoen 2urembur9er iaete er faltbliis
tig: Sd mill ifauen. Oh Die 1reuben
tpirtlih 10 bartfopfig iinb pie man
bebauptet. Bel pieIen @orten erbos
ben iib Die flint 2urembureer tpie olif
Commando, nno Die Srnn5oien merit
ten balb, baB, tpenn preubiihe aopfe
bart iein m,ogen, lurembursiihe
Sduite gang iiter idiper iinb. gs
entitanb Nun cine pudtise S6ldgerei.
in beren 0erlauf elm Sran5oie ieinen
Gebolper aog. Inn auf feline @esner
81 feuern. gr lpurbe linn ieSo6 ents
rtiien unb ensem lbin5utonnmenoen
Soli5eiz Ggenten iiberseben. Mls ollie
neun lire Siebe ipes batteu. fldrte iid
bic cabbage auf, nno Die Sran5oien
erfubren nun gu ibrem 8ebauern, baB
lie iih in Se3ug auf Die 4atiotalitdi
Der flint 2uyem6urser geirrt batten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11
: SIN frautenT amilien &fpise>

Sra, mad's gull Sergio Sid ielbit
nlftl Gs tpiro audi nal pieDer
6eiierl Bir iueroen idon 5uiammen
fertig NIT NQeml Mbieu, Shapl"
- Nber mein @ott, cher Die 3unge
%abgebiiien. ebe Die sran elm Ipl9e3
8ort bDrte. Sic Sbiire snaeidmets
teri. mno fort! Srgenb cine Srnges
rGab' mid in &ube. mad mas Ou
pilitl" Cine Srdge nad 8elb. In
bic Sbren binein pirb ibr 9eid)rieeh:
Siam i6 pelhes MAIDEN? Sieb' mo
Su's Der friegitl" Sic unihuloiglte
Srage bon Der @elt: n@ebt Sid
nitts anil"
8enn bod MIR iolhe @dnner
dbnten. mas tie anrtftenl SIT eS
rtGt genug. penn bas Shidinl nn5
Burden auf Die Sdultern legt, mii1s
len mir mod Steine binsupaden? Sdb
bebaupte, baB iid Mnes, aber audi
Iaesl leidJt tra9en lGBt, renn 8ei6e
NIT freunOlider Niidlihtnabme auf
oas Inoere, nit 9utem 8iIen, benz
InDeren tuobl5utbnn. 5ufai1en - bah
aber audi anbrerieits eia n~nfreun6s
ltdes genebmen ionltige 8or5iige beg
Sebens total in elm Nihts periinfen
ldbt. @oblperitdnben. meme ih eir
fort9eiebtes. our 8ese[ getporSenes
nnfrennolides 9enebmen. benn bab
diigeriblidlide. selegentlihe Weritims
mungen bonn auoerent Sbeile pers
niinftig bingenomnen nnb nit Na9s
Itft, @ebnlo unD &lngbeit ~ertrdger
uno tpieber iberbriidt iperoen. 6as
1oate lid bon ieIbit perite6en. M6er
MIR Inn Iues in Der @elt Die SGBlihs
feit beg Senebmens nift in 1ermns
nen5 erfldren, Tie lit Der Cob Der Che,
bic Iernt6tung bes S6Dnlten, bias
ourh cine gbegmeeini1aft furaftes
riiirt mirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11

Sbne llebertreibuns BARI man
iasen. bas Ser5 zines gaters unb ei-
ner @utter ieien Sas i1onite @ert
be5 Serrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11
@iHen Sic,

SaB piele amerifdniIhe Rdofeu eis
ren WiiQiondr an beirat6en bots
fen. uno oaber glauben, es Iei
nberfliliiig oaS aohen 81 ers
lernen?
Sab cine quite Srau, Die jabrelang
NIT eirem idle6ten Wann See
bulb seiibt. nod mebr gleno ers
leben piro an ibren So6nen, Die
Dem Batter na6ihlagen?
DAP pieIe Sdger mebr 0liid b6tten.
ipenn lie lire Slinten mebr unb
it'd ielbit ipeniger laoen niiroen?
0ab man6e mooerne Srauen iid crit
Inn eWen Wann umieben. nad.
Dem lie uerbeiratbet limb?
SaB aeiner einen Mnberen perodds
tigt, penn er ielblt Elm reines
8eipiiieu bat.
Sab mau6e Srau INNER @eIb
bran6t, neil lie ME pelfeS
erbGlt2
DAB Sob pieIeift nift 10 aebuloiQ
geiueien mare. tpenn er niht
cine b0ic Srau sebabt bate?
0aB man6e Seite slauben. bas 3ars
tenipielen lei cine Siinbe. neil
lie ME %gepinnen?
SaB manhe Dame lid Dor elmer
8ase fiirhtet, ipeil Tie cine Static
I'M Saar bat2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11
Die ri&tise nGitelfeit" Der Gram.

.Seoe Srau mIb biz 5u einem ges
fptlfen 8raoe eitel ietn. Ionit mirb lie
NIT Der 3eit in ibrer &leiouna uns
oroentli6 perben, oas a6er it0Bt ab
nno lit fir cine Srau nift port6eils
bait. Nur iino piele Srauen nid1t
auf Die ridtige Mrt eiteI, benu Ie6r
oft ut ibr ganses Sinnen unD 5rans
ten MIR baranf geri6tet. bel ibrem
offentlifen Grlheinen m0gIihft eles
CANT nno foitbar gefleibet 81 iein; su
Saiile aber geben lie in abgetraaeuen,
iHaobaften 9leioern berlim, tuomDalih
ben san5en Gormittae inn beIdmubtel
S6lntrof. immer lid entihuISigen0:
-.GS iiebt mid ia Niemano." Sebe
Sral bon @eidmad lolIte aber Doc6
iiberlegen. bnB ibr @atte in Wergleit]
5ieben iuirb, pie piel aunit uno Natir
ON ibrem Ieuberen lit, penn er lie
bortbeilbaft sefleibet ipasieren fubrt
ino 5n Sauie unidon idalten unb
tpalten iiebt. go lange elm Sraufen
jung lit, fdIt es nod nift 10 Sebr in
Die Iugen, aber bic Sabre fommen ia
bel Seoem. ba man iif iaaen mub, e5
tit NIT Der Siigenb uno Gdonbeit pors
uber. Damn muB man senobnt Ieiu,
onrd einfahe, aber piinftlide aleis
onng angencbm gu eridcinen. Nidt
mas mar irdgt. Icnoern nie man eS
trdgt. giebt meiit BEN Nusi6las. Sic
~ipertbpolite Toilette mirft unfleibiam.
tpenn Die Srau .nidt feline. eleaante
Wcnieren oamit berbinDet. ca
5eigt bon niht bel 8eiit, ipern cine
6rau ii6 gntbebrungen mferIeat
ooer bittere 8prte hires Mannes
binpimmt, nm iih MIR einen Mn5ltg
berihaifen 5u f%0nnen. Der eiaentli6
ii6er tbre Mtttel sebt. Meilt miro
es oann gar nibt 10 bod seihdet. un6
elm einfades. geidmadboles aleib
ut oft portbeilbafter. ais Die t6emerite
3obe. Ser 8ei6mad. iid bii6id Az
tragen, lit Die SauptIade. gu Sauie
aber ion man in einem einfnhen
9~ausan3uge nit itets friiGer Sdiirse
erl6einen. uno pom friibeiten @oraeu
an getpaiden unb friiirt BEL ieineu
Saisgenoiien iih e~infinben. Sumner
blibih dusleben 5n tpoIlen, bas lit Die
ridti9e Gitelfeit Der Srau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-20
TO RESUME RIVER TRADE
 ON THE TOMBIGBEE RIVER

Demopolis. Sept. 19.-(special. )- Ever since the old steamer Vienna sank. Demopolfs has been suffering for a boat to run the upper river (the Tombigbee). This territory. which Is decidedly the best she has, is now lying idle on account of the lack of transportation facilities. Several par ties have recently been figuring on q boat for this work, but it remained for Captain A. P. deMontmoiler of Pensacola to come forward with the right kind of a proposition. which was that he would put on the boat
 This boat is now on her way to Mo- bile and will come here It once and start the work. It need not be said that this announcement will be re- ceived with gequine pleasure by the too much to their interest not to en- list their active and lively support. It is predicted that the new boat will at once get a profitable business, and 1t is to be hoped will continue perma- nently in this trade.
 MT. John c. Kelly has sold his resi- dence of Walnut Street to Miss I. B. Vaughan. and Miss Vaughan has sold her cottage on Commissioners Street.
 The cribbtng for the last gap in the dam across the river at Lock No. 1. was put in Wednesday and quite a number of Demopolfs citizens wit messed the work. which was very in- teresting. It is said that boats goin 6 up the river will now have to go through the lock. unless the water Is sufficiently high to admit of their go- ing ~over the dam wall. This may prove some set-back to the steamer Sun, which is the name of the new l boat that is to run the upper river. | A letter has been received in De mopolis from Superintendent Lloyd oi the Western Union Telegraph Com pany, in which he writes that an audi tor of the company is headed this way and it will not be very long before the office at this place will be reopened This is gratifying news to the people of this place, and 1t is to be hoped that the superintendent means business al last.
 Four negroes were tried before Judge E. S. Cornis of the Demopolis City Court Wednesday on charges of failing to work the public roads. As the evidence was not sufficient to war rant conviction, the defendants were discharged.
 chased the residence on Commissioners Street from Miss T. B. Vaughan. and vii move to Demopolis and make this city his future home.
 A little excitement was created Wednesday night-the report of a pistol near the police station. Inves- tigation revealed the fact that J J. Wilson had fired at a tailor named Doland. When officers reached the two men, they were clinched. Wilson claims that DoIand insulted his wife
 Wilson gave bond fin the sum of $200 for his appearance before the Mayor. At late hour Wednesday night, Do- land had failed to make the required bond and was still in jail.
 The city is having water main put down on Walnut Street running north to Fulton.
 Mir and Mrs. B. F. Gregory have returned home after pleasant trip to Jamestown, New York and other points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-20
New coffin Factory.
PURSUING DOC MoNTErTH.
Young Man Accused of Killing Vince
 Ladd.

Scottsboro, Sept. 19.-(Special )--Doc Monteith, the young man who shot and killed Vince Ladd. prominent citizen of Carpenter. in the upper end of this county. last Friday is still at large al- though a Sheriff's posse has been on the hunt for him since the tragedy.
 Ladd had been before the grand jury and had the young man indicted for cattle stealing and he Is said to have hid on the road side and shot Ladd from ambush.
 Deputy Sheriff Thomas has returned from Nashville where he went after a negro, John Denson, who is charged with the murder of Shed Laudson, an- other negro, at Paint Rock last De- cember. Denson will be tried at this term of the Circuit Court now In ses- sion here.
 William Hess, a prominent farmer of this county. has brought suit in the Circuit Court against the estate of his father. the late Captain Hess, for $3.000 on note he holds against the dead man.
 In the Circuit Court here this week A. W. Darwin of Hollywood, this county, won a suit against the South ern Railroad, and got damages for 5000.
 Mir. Darwin claimed that his gin ana number Of bales of cotton were burn- cd last year by flying sparks from a passing engine. The railroad company has taken an appeal to the Supreme Court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-20
(Conffnued.)

.sTt,s in the evening papers: not a word had got Into the morning ones." tJncla Eric went on. we've only just seen the news, since we came here to wait for you; otherwise should have tried to do something for him. As 1t .a ot course I must, as friend of his stop in Paris and do what I can 10 hsln him through. But that needn't keep the rest of you from going on to- day as you planned"
 ssWhat an awful thing~ exclaimed Aunt LII T will stay too, If the girls don't mind. Poor fellowl It may pc some comfort to him to feel that he mas friends on the spot. standing by nm. I've got thousands of engagements- we all have--but I shall teiegrapn U everybody. What about you, boro Bob?'
 .T'li stand by, with you. Lady Mount. stuart" said he, his nice though not very clever face, more anxious iookins than had ever seen 1t, his blue Wloe- apart eyes watching me rather Wisl- Wi fully. aDundas and have never Dvsn s,s.n intimate, but he's fine chap ana " aIwavs admired him. Hes sure to come out of this all right
 Poor Lord Robert! l hadn't mucn thcuSht to give him then: but difniy saI. that his anxiety was concerned r,ith ma even more than with Ivor, or whom he spoke so kindly. though ne had often shown signs of jealousy ih p felt stunned, and almost dazed. II anyone had spoken to me, tnlnk ! sbouId have been dumb. unable to an swer: but nobody did speak, or sseh'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-20
oLEvBLAND-JONEs NUPTIALs.
Wedding of Popular Young Couple oc
 auru Al CenfKeVflIe.

Wedding of Popular Young Couple oc- CUTS At.CenfFevilIe. CentreviIle, Sept. 1S--( (Special.)- Tuesday afternoon, at the home of the brides father. Judge c. H. Cleveland. of Trio, Bibb County. Miss Allene Cleve- land was married to Prof. Heard H. Jones' The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. NJ. Glenn, pastor of the Meth odist Church of Centreville. Miss Nell Cleveland rendered the wedding march. It was a beautiful homo wedding and only few friends of the two families were present.
 The bride is an accomplished young lady and possesses many charming qualities. She is the eldest daughter of Judge C. H. Cleveland, who is one of the largest merchants in this sec ton. The groom is young man of the highest character and has for several years been prominent in educational af- fairs. He Is a graduate of the Univer- sity of Alabama. and Is the son of R. J. Jones, who was for fifteen years tax collector of Blob County.
 The happy couple, shortly after the ceremony, left for an extensive trip East.
 The Cahaba Baptist Association win convene at Bethel Church, about Ave miles south of Centreville, on Wednes- day of next week. An elaborate pro- gram has been arranged and no doubt the meeting will be most interesting.
 Miss Fannie Mae Goree, of Wetump- ka, who Is one of the teachers in the schol here, has arrived. The school will open on Monday of next week.
 Mrs. w. L. Pratt left Monday for Hot Springs, Ark, to join her husband, Judge W. L. Pratt, who is spending some weeks there.
 The Centreville Warehouse Company has sold the ginning plant at this place to the Tuscaloosa Cotton Seed oil Com pany.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-20
SHORT TALKS BY
 BOOTHE

s,nr. sf the letters that I get, reat as if they were manufacturea ,o nis. Tt @ets firesome after while goint tsrough d mass of correspondence ron psorIe of all sorts and conditions n t,s enaeayor to pick out particuial ,sstA+ far a particular purposei ner' is one though that I think ms tn' pill; 1t is from D. A. Proctor' hho~ vile:
 My Dear sir:--I feel grateful to an all wise Creator for restoring my keaith. I saw notice in The Journal and Tribune advertisins nvomon,a free---r went to yosf agent and got free bottle; after psink the one, I purchased more; st the time couldn't eat and was as weak as could be. could scarcely drag around. have. since start ing to use Bromonia, gained, 25 lbs. in weight--rny dyspepsia IS rone-1 improved so rapidly that my friends noticed it. I thank vou gentfehssa. rSws my restored health to Bromonis and will al ways. rsconmsnd 1t. Can it be had from other drug stores here2 snswered yes, from any druggist 
 in you town.
 wa recommend Bromonia. Ex- change Drug Company
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-20
A MUNICIUAL PROBLEM.

Number of Aldermen of Phenix City
 VIII Have to Be Reduced.
 phenix City, Sept. 19--(Speeial) )---The new municipal code in Alabama will reduce the number of aldermen fin Phenix City from ten to five. and a live question just now is whether. the provisions of the code become effec- five before the time for the annual city election In December. If they do. 1t will not be necessary to hoia an eiee- .ion. as the terms of only half the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-20
Card of Thanks.

We desire to express our thanks te the members of the Fire Department for their prompt and efficient servic' at our plant Wednesday night. Th"iI good work is appreciated. and as 8 re- suit of the fire, we sustained only very slight loss.
 Montgomery Steam Laundry.
 adv. l.. IT. Moore. Manager.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-20
LrvELY- MAJORITY RAGE
Several Candidates to Make The Rae fu GfrArd.

oirard, Sept, 1s-(speeiaI)-Fhere will be quite lively race for mayor of Girard, the campaign eliminating at the municipal election In December Mayor W. J. Price is not 8 candidate for reelection.
 Judge D. c. Foster says he is can didate. I. K Roberts will accept if elected and it Is reported that Mayor Pro rem, F H. Moreland and J. B. Clay will be in the race. The name of Judge L. F. Knowles is also generally discussed in this connection.
 Under the new Alabama municipal code the salary of the office will be trebled.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-20
REsICNs BIBLE GLASS
Tohp D. Rockefeller, Jr., VIII Quit His
 Sunday School work

New York, Sept. 19.--John D. Rocke- feIler IT., will cease to be the leader of the young mems Bible Class of the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church on Oc- tober 12 He has resigned and his re- signation has been accepted.
 Increasing demands of business and fear of a recurrence of i'll health are the reasonB given by him fin letter to the clAaa-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-20

alderman expire in December. If this should be the situation, 1t would be the first time in the history of Phenix City as a municipal corporation that an election was not held in December.
 New Coffin Factory.
 Phenix City, Sept, 19-(Special)- Thomas McCollister is to establish a coffin factory in this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-20
,,,r, r,T,xAa vvONDETs.

Cures all Kidney. Bladder and Rheu- natio troubles; sold by all druggists. or two months treatment by mail for si. pr. D. w. Hall. 2S26 Olive St.. St. Louis, Mo. Send for Ala. testimonials.
 ~-adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-20
Law nna order League.

Girard, Sept. s-(Special)-The Law and order League held a meeting last night and added number of members to the rolls. The league is especially interested In enforcing the Sunday laws in this city.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-23
COMPANY ENGINEER IL
sATIsrIED WITH KELVIN

Consulting Engineer Mudd ~ the
Ray Copper company, Consolidated,
and the ella Copper company, was Al
Ray and Kelvin last week. looking
over the situation, and Was well salts
fed with the progress General Manager
wiscmsp Ia making in getting tne new
concentrating plant at Kelvin in order
for operation, also with the results of
developments In the eompany's mines
They are finding ore In all III. work
ings. In fact, the Ray mountain seems
10 be all ore and the development WORK
IL being directed with q view 10 adopt
ing the milling system when The
management Is ready TO insugurs,e or,
extraction on a large scale.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-23
CALUMET q ARIZONA Is \ CHEAP
PRODUCER.

BOSTON, Mass, oct i'.-In view
of IN. fact that the annual report ~
In. Calumet a Arizona does not con
tain nm income account. so-cnlled, nph
in view of III. interest nj present a,-
,a,bing To nil of the Colc-iyan proper
ties. the figures given below, never be-
fore Published in this form, viii he 81
unusual interest.
Calumet a Arizona must be c"ns'h'
cred one 81 the worlds low cost pro
Jue,r,. It's cost of 81 cents last
wear per pound ~ copper, AFTER con
struction charges ~ every "hafncte''
il noteworthy, and was probably bet
tered only by Utah Consolidated AFTER
the latter had credited To costs very
large recovery Of gold and silver.
While Calumet A Arizona ~ adj" 'o
continue mining the high grade rock
last wear sent to the smelicr, III" con
pany will be- able TO show large oper-
atinr profits at any possible price for
copper. The average cost Of the bn''"
mines under restricted price output -
today not less than ~ cents per pound
Al Lake Superior the cost will prob
ably average close 20 ~ cents. Th" cost
~ Calumet a. Arizona therefore, shines
by comparison.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-23
HELLO LINE FROM FLAGSTAFF
TO CAMP VERDE.

FLAGSTAFF, Oct. ~. Work has
begun on the telephone line from this
place to Camp Verde, in Yavapai eoun-
~, "a distance .f g5 miles. The line :
being built by the Forest service for
the convenience Of the service, but in
dividual. not connected with the ser
vice will. upon proper application, be
allowed free use Of the line.
The line will be connected with the
Flagstaff telephone lines, and the lin,
will be operated from Flagstaff central
~ that connection may be had with
any telephone on that line.
There viii be four stations on tb,
liue and they will probably be esiab
lished at the following places: ~ th'
ranch Of John 10y, eighteen miles
south ~ Flagstaff; at the cottage oi
Mrs. r. W. SESSION, on Oak creek; nj
the schnebley ranch on lower Oal
creek, aud AT the store Of W. Wing
field at Camp Verde. The line viii b.
completed probably by the Grs, Of th'
year. II IL the intention IL tine fores
service 20 AZ some time extend the lin'
10 Pine. in the Tonic Basin, but tina
time has not yet been Gsed. &. "
Kinney has the eonirae, for build
ing the telephone line.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-23
FINANCIAL EDITOR IMPRESSED
WITH THIS COUNTY.

From Fridays DnilyJ
y. y. Ladd. editor of Ladd's Finan-
rial Review of Kansas city. Mo-, who
il heavily interested IN some of the
copper properties of III" Copper Creek
district, twenty-five miles east Of
Mayer, left yesterday for his home.
In conversation with Journal
Miner representative, after his return
here from Copper Creek, he said; 81
bclcv, that Copper Creek has u good
future and that ~ will develop into
copper producing section. All over the
district ! saw immense groupings,
carrying copper values. ! am Of the
opinion that great ore bodies will he
developed when III. hedges are pros
pccicd deeper.
prescott IL certainly one of the
best cities of it, size ! ever visited.
Its buildings are n credit 80 the enter
prise Of its citizens and its mercantile
establishments are rs well appointed
aud conducted M any Ia bc seen in any
Of III. metropolitan c'ht'fs rro"
what ! saw during my visit am GER
tain that II IL surrounded by country
Of immense mineral possibilities, and
with It's charming climate. can see
grca, future for H."
Since his arrival here, about two
weeks ago, Mr.. I.add has been the
CUES, Of Burr Douglas Of the NnvnPai
club. lie made several trips into
many Of the outside districts, NJ well
as Copper Greek, and was more than
pleased with what h. saw. As he step
ned on the northbound train, yester-
day afternoon. b. stated that he cx'
pccted to return her. in short time
land max. n more extended inv"siiga'
ton. lie expressed himself /" being
satisfied that yavnpai county would
prove among the richest mineral see
tions of the west in very few years