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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-18

just as 1 am struggling to earn bread for my wife and babies. That vessel In tow means bread. It means clothing. It means education. We may have to go slower, but let us be patient for the pluclSy fight these sailors are making to provide for those who are dependent upon them"
 Lastly, as I look upon the floating boats and the pleading, upturned faces
 of that fatal day of July 20 l am i'm pressed with the rapidity with which death can strike down it's victims. Like a bolt out of a clear sky the summons
 may come It may come to us at any time in any place. It can come to us as quickly as 1t hurled into watery grave the 105 men, women and children when the San Pedro crashed Into the Colum-
 bia, sending them to the bottom or the cruel and unfathomable sea. The ma rne entombment which came to the Co., lumbia might have come to us. In an instant in the twinkling of an eye, the summons may come. Death comes sud denly to our neighbors. and death may come suddenly to us. Let us. then. heed the warning which Christ gave to the rich man of his time, Thou fool, this night thy soul shall be required of thee."
 On the night of July 20 not one of all the passengers and crew aboard the El- der had to be told how near death was. We all felt his presence. We were all saving to ourselves: How would l nave been prepared to meet my God if my summons had come as 1t did to the pas
 sengers of the Columbia? Am l living the
 right life and will my dear ones beyond, by Jesus side. be able to greet me lt
 I should now hear the call This night this night thy soul shal be required of thee?'
 An impressive Service.
 In the evening hours of that day some of the survivors of the Colum- bia came to me and asked with sad faces, twill you hold service tonight in the saloon for us?" Do you want it?" I asked Are not the people tc0 high strung and overwrought and sor- rowful to meet at this time?" No they answered. we want 1t, and we want you to lead it." Well. I will" Never was there a gathering exactly like It. Most of us had eaten but lit tle that day Many of us had not even
 washed. We were unshaved and un- kempt. But oh, the solemnity of it! Some had no clothes except a blanket
 Some had lost babies and husbands or
 wives and mothers and fathers There
 we met and prayed and sang. I read the twenty-1rst chapter of Revelation and talked about heaven and our dear ones There we were Catholics and Protestants, In that strange audience and perhaps some who had never yet | spoken the name of Christ in rever- ence There we prayed and sang and Wept and we consecrated our lives anew to God and our fellow men. It is so easy to think of death com | ing to those a thousand miles away. But that day 1t came near to us. Can you not feel that death may this mo-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-18

ment be ready for you? Why not now surrender your heart to Gods work. as we did on that Sabbath night which followed the awful catastrophe of the sinking Columbia? Then indeed we may say in the words of the Psalmist of old God Is our refuge and strength, very present help In trou- ble; therefore will we not fear, though the earth be removed and though the moutnains be carried Into the midst of the sea. though the waters therof roar and be roubled. though the mountains shake with the swelling thereof"
 Copyright, 1907. by Louis Klopsch.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-18
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-18

Ringleader Flour is the best. G. w. Hopson & Sons Mill, agents.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
IMPORTANT STRIKE
 IN THE REOMAN MINE
Two Strong Veins Of Sulphide Ore
 Opened
(Fson Sstusday's Dsny.)

Reports from the camp of inc Red man Mining, Milling and Smelling eompany are to the effect that two i'm portant strikes were made in the Red man mine during the past ten days which has encouraged the management to such an extent tbat plans are now undcr consideration that may develop into the erection of q mill and the open inv of the mine 10 good depth.
 On the 100 foot level q 30'inch vein of heavy sulphide ore has been uneoV .,eJ and in the 200.foot level 36 inches of the same character of ore hns beer s,,uck in one of the drifts. samples ossaycd show the average values to b' .hon, $5o to the ton. The shaft Il now down 2CO feet. IL follows c,e,,or incline than th" ore shoou opened, making it necessary to eroS' cu. to the paystreak from every 'eV' reached
 Five distinct and separate ledgc' showing on the surface oi 'n' 'yn will be developed from the sh"f'' U" management is confident that one ' ,ho host mines in the Big Bug d'S'h' will be opened there.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
SCHOOL TEACHER |S ACCUSED 0F
 SMUGGl|NG
Custom Officials Find Goods On The
 Girl

BISBEE, Sept. l3-Caught while trying to cross the line at Naco with three valuable shawls and some jew elry in their possession, Clarence He'd berg and Miss Stella Meigel, of Don Luis, were arrested last night by the customs inspectors after shopping trip to the Mexican side of the line. They were released shortly afterward, their bail being fixed at t25O each.
 The couple, who were in Naco, so' nora, having driven over to purchase n few articles before returning to Don Luis, where Miss Mcigcl is n teacher, were seen concealing the goods about their persons by United States inspec' tors, who watched them until they tried to cross the line and then nabbcd them. The horse and buggy they were driving was taken from them, being connscated to the government until some action was taken in the case.
 On account of having a portion of the goods concealed about her person it was necessary, it is alleged, for the | officers to call in woman to senrcl Miss Mcigcl, which resulted in tho sbawls being discovered.
 The couple were brought this morn ing before United states Commissionci Stanford, who set their hearing fo September 2s. Tno complaint is ih' case was sworn 10 by Inspector Masol of Naco.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
PARKER MAY bE \ b|G SHELTER
 CITY
Government May Sell Tract of Land For
 Townsite
FSon SaturdAy's Daily.

A seemingly well grounded report IS going around Co the effect that the government probably will sell to tho public enough of the Colorado Indian reservation this fall or winter for the establishment of the townsi,e of Parker.
 It may be ten years before the apri. cultural land of the reservation will be open for settlement but it is thought thnt Superintendent Atkinson will rec. ommcnd that the government sell the public land enough for n townsite at the point where the railroad bridges the river about one mile from the Colorado River Indian school. The Yuma Examiner says that if this is done this winter 1t will be a question of only few months until the town of Parker is an important mining cen. ter and smelter city.
 This will be good news to the peo. pie who are looking toward northern Arizona as n good field for future labor and investment. There simply is no limit to the possibilities of tha, section. Parker is the logical camp of mining country of unknown resources It is the logical site for smelter or several smelters because it is n down grade haul from every mine in tha, country, and because there is the whol, Colorado river 10 draw from as [ water supply. Douglas illustrates wha, a smelter town can do. Douglas is si, years old. It has only two smelters A census made last month shows that the place has II 300 permanent resi- dents. Six years ago it wns n desolat' prairie with coyotes chasing road.run ners over its site. Somewhere ir northern Yuma county will be anothe Douglas, and it looks like that place would be Parker.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
Camp Verde Merchant Here.

Camp Verde Merchant Here. F. l.. Slack, the Camp Verde mcr. chant, is here on n business visit. Scligman Merchant Here.
 Michael Mcbride, the Seligmnn mcr. chant, is here on n business visit. Homo From Los Angeles. George II. Sincs has returned from a two weeks vacation in Los Angeles Hero From Huron. Frank Nestor and Charles Miller, Huron business men, ore visiting in the city.
 Ash Fork Visitor. w. l.. Anderson of Ash Fork is the guest of relatives and friends in the city.
 Back From tho Coast.
 Mrs. c. N. Treadway arrived home last night from q months vacation on the coast.
 Back From California.
 W. W. Elliott arrived hom. last night from . business visit to southern California.
 Flsgstan Visitor.
 q. F. Manning, Jr., of Flagstaff, ar. rived here yesterday from the Sky. light City.
 Back From Cosst.
 John S. Jones returned last night from a business visit to los Angeles and the coast.
 Cabbage King Here.
 George 4. Ainsworth, the Juniper cabbage king, is here on one of his periodical busincss visits. Homo From the East.
 Mayor Morris Goldwa,cr arrived home yesterday morning from m eI' tended business visit in the east. Left for Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Philip Healy of Groom Creek left for home early yes terdsy morning after n short business visit.
 Will ViMt Relatives.
 F. J. Blackley, superintendent of the Victor Mining company, left yester day for n visit with relatives in his old home in Franklin, Pa. Left for Phoenix.
 Public Examiner W. C. Foster Jeff Inst night on the southbound train fol Phoenix, after spending yesterday her' on official business Back From His Mines. , Frank Andrews arrived here yester day morning from n short visit at th' Denver group of mines, near Wickcn burg, in which he has a promising or showing. Will Visit old Home. [ J. M. Watts, clerk of the distric court, left yesterday for n visit wit ! relatives and friends in his old home | Indiana. He expects to return abou the middle of October.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
H!1ilIyIa1IlIlA vAy Sssadasd ssmsdy tos e,sst. ~I ~ ,s . .cvss. cs,ss lIs- &)I
 ~ as1 ola16es vsssesse.
MINERAL APPLICATION No. zsO

MINERAL APPLICATION No. 2s0, United States Land Ofisc, Phoenix, Arizona, May, 1907. Notice is hereby given that 0. B. wileoI by F. II. Draper, Attorney in fact, whose Post Office address is Prescott, Arizona, has made application for patent for the MOUNTAIN QUEEN lode, Survey No. 239s, situated in Section 1g of T. 13 N, K. I E. in Big Bug Mining Dis triet, Yayapai County, Arizona, de- scribed as follows: Beginning at cor ner No. l, whence '. s. N. M. No. ], B. E. D. brs. N. @ deg, p min. E. 7320.7 ft., corner of Sections IS, 16, 2l, and 22, T. l3 N, R. l F., brs. N. n deg, Q min. F.. 1127S.6 ft. Thence s. 8 deg, IS min. W. 7747 fl. to corner No. 2. Thence s. @2 deg, IS min. w. 505 fl. to corner No. 3 Thence N. q deg., 45 min. W. 600 h. 10 corner No. (. Thence N. +2 deg, 10 min. F.. 506 n. Co corner No. 5. Thence N. 8 deg, IS min. F.. 77%.7 t Co corner No. 6. Thence <. q deg, +5 min. E. 600 fl. to corner No. l, the place of beginning. The location notice of this lode is on record in Book 77 of Mines, pagcs 43o- 437, Records of Ysvspai County, AYi. zona. This claim ia bounded on the northeast by a lode claim, name un. known, Joe Cavanaugh, claimant; on the southwest by a lode claim, name unknown, John Clark, claimant.
 LYMAN W. WAKEFIELD, Register. Finh publication Aus. 2S.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
PEOPLE HERE ARE GOOD
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rni,ed States District Attorney '' n ,loxapdcr arrived ocrc yes''f' ,o,n,og from Phoenix and return ca south last night. "Tho so"'"''" .ar, of inc Territory keeps me busy occasionally" he said, "out !" 'P
 ,'oars that the people up this way ' ." cottine awfully good. have ~n,v two Chinese deportation cases " :, nG ma charged with selling whiskey to Indians, at the next term VI a ;, ,,,,,od w states court to be held oere'
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
(Trsn sasurdsy's DsAiy.)

(bToo bASeTooyo D0ly.) Kingman Visitor.
 F. M. Carrow of Kingman is visiting in the city. 8toddard Visitor.
 W M. Wilson of Stoddard is here on short visit. Hero From Goodwin.
 Walter Stcinbrook of Goodwin is wis ting in the city. Dewey Visitou.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. V. Miller of Dewey are visiting in the city. Left for Salome.
 F. A. Iiaggott left last night for salomc on mining business. A Professional Visit
 Dr. l.. C. Toncy of Humboldt is here on professional visit. Back From Congress.
 George Ilappe returned yesterday from short visit in Congress. Grown King Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. II. q. Brown of Grown King are visiting in the city. Home From Avalon.
 John s. Haglor and family arrived home last night from Avalon, Cal. They were accompanied home by Miss Dixie Wellington.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
MINE WARNING NOTICE.
py 8. J. 0nash, sttorney-in-isai

Notice is hereby given that the us' derui gned, owner of the Eeimas group of claims, and located about % nilss west of Hillside and adjoining the pat ented claims of Lawler | Wells, In tho Eureka mining district, Ysvspsa county, Arizona, will not he responsible for debts of any kind contracted for labor and improvements on said pro perty while 1t is being worked under bond.
 GUY ALLEN,
 h.. I nuaat nttasaav 4 "A .fart
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
(From Fridays Dsny.)

(From Fridays Dsny.) Here On Business.
 q. r. Henderson of Poland is here on business visit Back From McCabc.
 Archie Lockhart has returned from a business visit to McCabe. Hillside Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. I. D. Shipp of Hill side are visiting in the city. Left for Kansas City.
 Dr. Immel left yesterday for Kansas Citv. Mo. m mining business. Back From Visit.
 Mrs. W. r. King and daughters, tho Misses wihelmina and Mary, returned lat night from an extended visit with relatives in Missouri.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
PARDON DENIED.

JOLIET, Ill, Sept. l3.-The pardon board today denied the application for pardon made by Paul O. stcnsland, and he will have to serve out his full term for footing the Milwaukee Avenue Bank of Chicago, of which he was president.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
GUY ALLEN
WARNING NOTICE.
By s. J. Gnash. attorney in fact.

To All Whom It May Concern My undivided one half iniereS, in the Silvos Coin, South Extension SJver Coin and North Extension, situate ip Turkoy Creek Mining district. Yays pal county, Arizona Territory, will not be responsible for any debts contract cd for labor performed or material furnished by the parties working the same now under an option and agree msnt
 O. ]. GRAHAM Dated this 10th day of November, 1906
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
WANING NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the us- dsssiensd, owner of the Neimsn O0p of slains, and located about % nilss west of Hillside and adjoining ths pct satsd claims of Lawlss | WsMs, h the Rsssks mining district, Ysvspai county, Ariz., will not be responsible fer Asbts of say kisd contracted for isSsr and improvements on said pep ssty, while it is being worked under bead.
 GUY ALLEN,
 Dy 6. J. 0nash, attorney -in-f -fast.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
wA1lgIIgo NOTICE.

Nnh publication Aug. 20.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
Clty News
 ....ln Brief
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| Here From Mayer.
 NJ. n. Sparks of Mayer is here on short visit.
 Mayer Visitor.
 Miss s. J. Porter of Mayer is visit. ing in the city.
 A Flying visit.
 r. R. Stewart paid flying visit yesterday Co Jerome Junction. Senator Visitor.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter s. Cook of Sen ator are visiting in the city. Visiting in Jerome.
 Miss Mabel Norris left yesterday for q visit with friends in Jerome. Visiting in Mayer.
 Deputy Sheriff John Merritt is in the Mayer country on official business. will Visit old Home.
 q. F. Tinsler left yesterday for a visit at his old home in Cleveland, O. Humboldt Merchant Here.
 C. C. Wells, the Humboldt mer. chant, is in the city on a business visit.
 In From the Dannis.
 R. F.. Johnson came in yesterday from the Bannie mine on n business visit.
 Back From Tucson. | Attorney F.. NJ. Sanford returned yesterday from a professional visit to Tucson.
 An 0mciai Visit. Assistant District Attorney John C. Forest is in Jerome on official busi. ness. VIII study Forestry. Harry Pooler left yesterday for North Carolina where he will enter . forestry school.
 vidtng His Family. j. D. Grable came in yesterday from the Dunkirk mine, to visit . few days with his family. Left for Camp. J. E. Pawley left last night on the |. southbound train for his mining camp in the Weaver mountains. Left for Chicago. Dan Bowen left yesterday for Chi . cago to visit relatives. He expects t' be absent about two weeks. Back Prom Georgia. c. w. Platt, general manager of thu Lucky Star mine, in the Mineral Poin district, is nere on business. California Visitou. W. NJ. Claypool and son, J. B. Clay pool, former residents of this city, ar' recent arrivals here from Califirnia.
 Enjoying . Vacation.
 P. II. O'Boyle came in ycstcrda.
 from the Bannic mine to enjoy a shor
 vacation among his many friends her'
 In From His Mines.
 John Cole, a pioneer miner of tn
 Slate Creek section, is in the city fror
 his mines, purchasing supplies.
 Left for Home. [ Joe McSparren, the Humboldt h'
 cry man, left yesterday for his hom
 in the Shelter City, after n short visi
 here.
 Left for Home.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Hammer left yeste
 day for her home in Detroit, Mich
 after n pleasant visit with relatives
 McCabe. a. Back From tho Canyon. ,, Mrs. R. N. Frcdericks and daughter n. Misses Theresa and Winifred, arrive a. home last night from . visit Co q ,,. Grand Canyon. n, Loft for Missouri. w Henry Adams, son of A. D. Adam m the lumber merchant, left yesterdi m. for Rolla, Mo, where he will enter
 school of mines. in Left Seriously Ill. ". Mrs. Elliott, who has been visiti' ,cs in this city, and who was recently | en victim of n stroke of paralysis, was les outgoing passenger on the southbou be train, last night, for Phoenix. She is over 70 years of age and SO helpl, that she had to be carried on board ots Pullman sleeping ear ss' Left for His Mines. vel Frank Andrews left last night
 the southbound train for the Den' ,cs, group of mines, in the Wiekenbu kc, section, where he has small force The men doing development. of
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18

NIT. and Mrs. w. B. Cnristy or Phoe' nix spent yesterday in the city. Humboldt Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs ]. Mitchell Roberts of Humboldt are visiting in the city. Hero On Business.
 Morse Darnall, the Hillside mer. chant, is here on a business visit. Visited Here.
 Miss vada Springfield of Granite wis. tied with friends here yesterday. Tn From His Mines.
 Jesse Robeson came in last evening from his mines in the Walker district. Back From tho Coast.
 Mrs. Ed. voigtlandcr returned last night from an extended visit Co the coast.
 Enjoying . Vacation.
 Joe Fruclcr is in the city from liar. rington, enjoying well earned vaca. tion.
 Circulating Among His Friends.
 William Bright is in the city from Humboldt, circulating among his many friends.
 Left for Missouri.
 A. A. Foster of Jerome left here yes. terday for n visit to his old home in Missouri.
 Purchasing Supplies.
 T. J. Boltx was here yesterday from his mining camp in the Turkey Creek district, purchasing supplies. Left for Home.
 John Ehlc left yesterday for hi, nome in Skull Valley, after a pleas ant two days visit here with rcla tivas.
 Left for the Hillside.
 John Lnwler left last night on the southbound train for the Hillside sec tion, where he has large mining and stock interests. Left for Cannea.
 John Esser left last night for Can anea, where he has accepted n posi- tion with one of the large copper con cerns operating there. A Mine Inspection Trip.
 F. s. Campbell left yesterday fo British Columbia, where he will mak an examination of n mining propert, for Chicago syndicate. Home From the Beach. Mrs. A. A. Vannoy arrived home last night from n two weeks visit t' i the southern California beaches, wher, she was the guest of relatives an, | friends.
 Back From Imperial.
 George A. Carter, the Williamso Valley stockmnn, returned here las night from visit to Imperial, Cal where he has extensive stock and Ian interests.
 Will Visit old Home. ! W. M. Wood and q. w. Hill left yc terday for their old home in Hopkins vile, Ky, where they will be th guests of relatives until they retur here in October.
 Will Visit Los Angeles.
 A. II. Mitchell, foreman of the DuI kirk mine, will leave today for Lt Angeles, where he will visit his wifi who is rccuperating from serious n tack of sickness.
 old Resident Visits. Mrs. Harry Hanna of Wenden, former resident of this city, stopp, over hero last night, en route hon from a months visit in Los Angel and on the coast. Win Join Her Husband.
 Mrs. Thomas Marmont left yesterd' for the camp of the Savoy Mining col
 pany, in the Bradshaw mountain
 where she will join her husband, "
 is mine foreman there. 1 In From His Minss. P c. E. Mckinley, president and g
 cral manager of the Mckinley Mini
 and Development company, is in city from his company's camp in V Copper Basin district. !. Passed Through.
 Philip Wiseman, general manager
 the Ray mine, in Pinal county, Pas' , through here yesterday, en route fir Phoenix to the coast. He was acco
 panied by his wife and family.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18

HsAss is Asssby given Inst tAs n. 6sskOA1 swnsSs of the miass ksSsn as = iaAs, 0snpysnase, Black MsA, Az, osad Nsts, lswa, Maine. oaro. 6;u.., aai lhs inprev.ms.Ss, -. eh6Oy, ss6 sssls located thsFsos, Gl s1 cd psss biehisbsY. Ysvapai osSAAy, AHaaaA, will net be respossabls SSs Asbts of ssy kind contracted fsr laAss, ssQ0liss or improvements on ssid DssV- OSy sr any of t, while it is bai1g vssAsd snasr . contract and lesss. anA tAse saiA psspssty is now being wesllsA uaAas such contract and lesss gsaa1s0 c c. W. Mitchell. Dstsd this lst Any sf Nsseh, 1907.
 KENTUCKY STANDARD MINING COMPANY,
 By Hunter V. Msriwsther, Prss. RlCAINBAR MINES COMPANY,
 By Huntss M. Msriwetber, Pres.
 Fret publication, March %. iee7.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
WANING NOTICE.

To Whom It Msy CenceFsi
 Ths Enterprise Mining sad AAaias Co., sr the following named niaisO slains, ts-wit: The Coral, Dsaaasa, Virginia Dale, The StAndssd, tAs 0sl1sn Eagle and the Boassss aad Cesal min sites and improvements tAssesa, situate in the Wslsut Gssvs niaiag district, Yavspai ceuaty, A1i. ssaa, will net be responsible fer any debts contracted or labor performed ss material furnisAed by the parties st psessst ws. kisg tho above claims under bend snd lease.
 ENTERPRISE M. { ". Co.
 Dy ED. N. BLAKE, Secretary.
 Dated. Dee. 10, 1908.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-04-11
HUB OF A NETWORK.
Polk Plans Will Make Des Moines
Bio Center,

Des Moines.-The plan as is now
being carried out by the Folks will
make Des Moines the hub of a nett
work of interurbans. The Perry and
Woodward lines will be the entrance
from the northwest, the proposed
Adel-G reenfeld-Vil line the en-
trance from the wes-, Parks Creston=
Winterset line the entrance from the
southwest, the Carlisle line the en-
trance from the southeast, the Colfax
line from the east and proposed
Marshalltown line the entrance from
the northeast.
The Adel-Greenfield-Vil project
is still in it's infancy. Citizens of
Abel are anxious to secure Des
Moines connection by extending the
Urbandale line. Prominent Greenfield
citizens several months ago started a
project to aid in the building of a
line from there to Abel. The pro-
moters of this do not believe that the
franchise recently voted at Greenfield
to another company will interfere
with their plans. They also have
visions of time when this will be
part of an electric line between Des
Moines and Kansas City.