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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
BILL WILLIAMS COUNTRY T0
 HAVE BOOM
tFrom Fridays Daily.)

we are getting the right people
 'nto the new copper country now and you can bel that the Bill Williams river country and the mining districts in the
 iiauua Ilala and IIarcuvcr mountains
 VIII have one of the greatest booms m The history of inc vest" said T. d. Carrigan. president and general
 manager of inc Clara Gold and Copper company, last night, at the depot. cn route from Los Angeles to his camp.
 "With mc on this trip is ". C Price of Los Angeles, who recently pur. chased the Old Maid group of mines From Mrs. Bouso. Saturday night two more Los Angeles capitalists will pass through here to look over properties in our district, with view of purchasing. and they will be followed on Tuesday night by two large mine owners of Nevada, who are attracted to our region by the nattcring reports of it's min. cral resources which have been given by their engineers, who have made thorough examinations of some of the promising prospects tbcrc."
 Speaking of the Clara group Mir Car. rigan stated tha, the property was showing better with every foot in depth gained Last week a contract was let Tor ihc sinking of the shaft m addi. tlonal 100 feet and the running of 900 feet of drifts from the lower level
 He added that Mr. Price was about to lct another contract on the old Maid group to sink his working shaft m additional loo feet from the goo. foot level The property K located about two and onc.hnlf miles from 'Iousc's Wells. on tho \. & C.. and the company will build spur in , short time, some distance below 3ousc, where the output of the old Maid mine and several other promising ! in tha, vicinity cau bc loaded 'n tho ears for shipment,
 NIT. Carrigau was accompanied by | Mrs. Carrignn.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
EIGHT HUNDRED ARE OUT 0N STRIKE
 NJ b|sbEE
Only Demand Is That Companies Quit
 Discriminating

BISBEE, Ariz., April ie.---Thc strike situation remsius much the same. It Is estimated that fully 800 men have quit, and while tho strikc at its present state will not succeed in tying up operations it will bc the means of suspending work at several of the smcltcr furn. aces.
 Following is n copy of ihc notice issued by the officials of the Western Federation of Miners. calling upon tho men Co strike:
 Statement to the Miners and General Public of Bisbeo and vicinity: We, the undersigned, were appointed to act as q special committee in its be. half by Bisbec Mincrs' Union No. 100, Western Federation of Miners. at n regular meeting of the union held Sun day evening, April :, 1907. In accordance with our instructions, on Monday, April 8. VIC visited the respective general managers of the Cop per Queen Consolidated Mining com pany, the Calumet and Arizona Mining company, tho Denn'Arizona, the Shat tuck Arizona, Superior and Pittsburs and American Saginaw Development companies. To these gentlemen we stated the demand of tho union, name ly: That the blacklisting of union men, together with all discrimination against them, should cease.
 In each instance we met with . courteous but we'll defined refusal of these companies, acting through their general managers, to treat with or dis cuss any matters with the representa- lives of tho Bisbcc Miners Union.
 We thcrcupon. in each instance, mn nounccd to the several managers the intention of Bisbec Miners Union Co call out all union men together with nll other employees of said mining com manic. who desire to be known as fair to organized labor
 Therefore, we, acting under tho au' thority vested in us by the Bisbeo Miners Union, hereby declare the Cop por Queen. the Calumet and Arizona the Superior and Pittsburg, the Shat ,uck Arizona. the Dcnn-Arizona and inc American Saginaw companies m fair to organized labor
 We call upon all laboring men 10 cease work for these companies before am.. Wednesday. April 10, 1901
 COMMITTEE.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
SENATOR CLARK |S COMING ID
 JEROME
He Expects To Leave Los Angeles
 Tonight
(Fyom 6stuslay's Daily;


 Senator W. A. Clark of Montana, Jerome, Aris., and elsewhere, who, ow. ing Co an accident encountered in Colo. rsdo, some days ago, when ho broke trough tho ice of stream over which he WAS attempting to cross, is at pres. cnt confined to his room in the Alex ,ndria. hotel, Los Angeles. will, in a few days, arrive in Jerome in his pri' vate cur, for an inspection of his United Vcrdc copper mines. Tho senator, ac' companicd by his wife, the Clark baby, Rene, and J. ". Anderson, his secretary, is expected to leavc Los Angeles to. night.
 An absurd story, tclegraphcd from New York, to the effect that owing to Inc winter washouts on the line of the san Pedro, Los Angeles ( Salt Inkc railroad, the company will be forced 10 borrow funds in the open market with which to rehabilitatc tho prop "rty, wss snphstically denied by ono if the senator's confidential rerrcscnt0' ives, and by the senator's son, J. Ross Clark, president of the Salt Lake line
 "It Is hardly likely" said the son stor's representative, who is familiar with his financial affairs, "that the 'cnator would have to go to Wall street to borrow n mere triflc like t2,OOO,O00 needed to repair the road, when his United Verde mines, at Jor' omc, turn out on an average of 5000, 900 pounds of bullion per month, and his Montana mines about the same amount, and copper selling at 25 cents per pound. In addition to this the senator has at least $l,O00,O0o per month income from other sources.
 CT venture the asscrtion,' contin ned the speaker, "that Senator Clark today is frcer from the influences Of New York, so far as money matters arc concerned, than any person m th'S 'ountry. not excepting John D. Rockc' fcllcr.n
 Asked as to the income of Senator Clark, he stated that 1t was about $3o,' 100000 year, t3,OOO,00o month 100000 n day, Sundays included, or t4,166.68 ga per hour, which will sur flee to keep the wolf from the C'"rN loor, for . while, at least.
 lt is said that Senator Clark's pres cnt visit to the United Verde mines has no special significance, other th"" to sec how the improvements com menccd after his last trip are progress ing.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17

To All Whom It May Concern:
 My undivided onc.balf interest in inc Silver Coin, South Extension Silver Coin md North Extension, situate In Turkey Creek Mining district, YMva. 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 md agree. mcnt.
 O. !. GRAHAM. Dated this 10th day of November, lpO6.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
TEXAS MAN FINDS
 LONGEVITY IN CLAY
Ii. Il. Bourne Is 92 Years Old and Expects to Live to Be
 400 Years Old

LAlREMONT, Tex, April le. II. II Bourne of this place is 92 years old. Ilc believes that he has discovered ,be
 r,rct of longevity and that with propcr application of his system there r no good excuse for n person dying under 300 years old. Mir. Bourne says
 hal hc will live to bc 400 years old. llc docs not look n day over 50 year, rll ai this time. He has just returned rom q business trip to Mexico. where uc made n mulc-back trip of 200 miles
 hrongh the mountains. He is ns strong ,s an OK, as active as n cat, and as timber as m acrobat. Every muscle in D. body is supple and strong. His miud as clear as man of 20. He i, .uc of tho most wonderful men living
 oday. There arc many people here who can testify to his powcrs of cn.
 urancc and exhibitions of strength. iIc ' inc champion "broncho bustcrn .f ih's section, despite his 92 years.
 The great secret of health and life , puri6cation, Mir. Bourne said. of hc human system can be kept pure, here will bc no decay. It is stagnation hal causes death. l learned my first 'c'son from tho running brooks. ob. crvcd that where these streams pass trough clay formation the water is quickly purified and made clear. II
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17

was growing old and dccrcpit GLc
 ''o'y other man until I began my cr.
 P'flnent of purifying my system rv.
 e''' years ago. l analysed and cxpcri.
 m'ht'd with various clays with n view
 o' discovering tho best purifier. I di, covered that mineral clay in this 'oun'y known ns "glncialitc, n exceeds a'i other clays in puri6ca,ion effects I nave been using this clay 10 keen my system clean and pure for n number of years, and the effect has been simplv marvellous. l drink tho clay with bo, water and apply the mixture internally to my intcstincs, thereby keeping my system cleanscd and purified
 "It is the accepted theory that old ago is produced by n hardening of the "r'ef'cs. In my own ease have proven tha' by this clay and water trca,mcn, my arteries are as elastic as n man or 70. They were beginning to harden when ] began the experiments, but the puridcaiion which went on in my body caused new tissues to form and all sem. b'ancc Of old age has disappeared. There is m reason why should not live io bc 300 years old In fact, l do not see why there should be any such 'hing ns decay, no matter how old get 'o be, so long as keep up this sys lem of puri6cation. !"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17

Mat can6old files affidavit of as scssmcnt work on three mines, Black Rock district.
 K. M. Carpenter io Isaac Anderson Deed. One fifth interest in Indc. pcndcncc. Independence North. Annex and Golden Ace mines. IIas-ayampa district.
 R. C. Alexander files bond of $I 900 as justice of the peace at Harrington.
 Isaac Anderson et al locate two mines, 1Inssayampa district.
 BsrRanza Gold Mining company amends articles of incorporation.
 Ebcn C. Poole et sl incorporate An. derburg. Arizona Mining. Milling and Development company. Capital stock sc,500,OOo.
 H. R. Wood and Wm. Lawlcr locate King of Copper mine, Eur~ha district.
 Geo. r. Harrington and Otto Libss. don locate two mincs, Pine Grove die. trici.
 Q. A. Ensign c, si locate ono mine and ono placer, Huu,bua district.
 E. D. rsesdweii. x. waldsucycr and I. NJ. Elder to Geo. <. Treadwcli Min. ing compsny-M. Deed. Elder, Tread. well. Copper Forhs. seholcy, Nsils No. |, No. 2. No. ! mines, Big Bug lis. trict.
 N. woljemcycr io same company NJ. Deed. Press and Roller mines, Big Bug district.
 E. D. Trcsdwell io ssmc company Osc'half intersst In Glyns and Jsek Rabbit mines, Harper district
 W. '. Tyson locates Combination mine, Del Rio district.
 ]. x. Brooks locates two mines, Big Bug district.
 R. A. Smith ct sl incorporate Bos. ton and Jerome Copper company. Cap. i,sl s,oek eI,5OO,0O0.
 I. ]. Beemcr to IT. '. Bcemcr com. pany M. Deed. Dunlap. IIssssyamps, Lucky Star and Missing Link mines, Hassayanpa district.
 i. !. Bcemsr to H. !. Becn,er com. pssy-- Asveemsnt. A~iGas ssvesaest from Luther Wilson on mines, Hss.a. yampa district.
 W. C. snd n. F. Denny locate Cork. soy mine and mill site, Eureks district.
 Geo. W. Middleton and wife to the Development Company of America Deed. Fifty feet riah. of way for railroad across numerous mines, Walker district.
 q. B. Brown locates Johnsy mine, Pine Grove district,
 Ernest Deaen locates Henry mine, Eureka district.
 W. II. Mowies ,o ]. r. Movies N. Deed. Verde Bell and United Verde Extension mines, Verde district.
 Wm. Nelson et al locate Cracker Jack placer, unknown district
 Journal. Miner want s-try them.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
NEWS AND MOTHS OF SPORT.

lf ol0 professional base ball clubs employ 4,2oo professional ball players, who receive ti,5Oo,o00 in real money for series of l5< gsmcs, ia Lajoic n better ball player than wagncrs
 Johnny Klina, the star bscAstop of the Cubs, ssys that the Chicago Ns. tionals will meet the Cleveland Amcri. jeans tn the worlds championship ser. ies. next fall, and dcfcat thcm. This kind of talk comes from being D sport ing editor for iust ono dny.
 This is anc time of year for the, Cleveland ball team to bc learning "in sido base ball."
 Hill Hoag of the New York Ameri. cans, and inventor of "hog latin" says thnt this season will find him all to the food gay"
 After reviewing the spring work Of the Louisville club wc are forced to admit that the "Coloncls" have an even chance with Indianapolis for tho American association pcnnant.
 In Savannah the fans pay the play. CTS 6ne when he hes . "ruuin" with the umpire. How far would the Giants % if this was dons in Now Yorkt
 With Bates, Dridweli. Brain. Brush, Brown. Beaumont and Boultes on the team this season, you eau cell the Bos. ton Nationals the "Busy Bees" or tho {" Buzsy Boobs. It all depends upon whether or mol they Gnd the lsdde, in the cellar
 Manager Chance wanted tc whip everybody in Birmingham when scribe said tha, tho Cubs did not play with the ginger displayed by the Giants in leOa, It feels Rrea, to have a "brain. storm" don't itf
 Members of the Detroit club have boycotted cry" Cobb, on account of a pugnacious prociivity and a pugilistie propensity. No wonder they tagged him if he is that bad.
 Willie Sudhon, late of the St. Louis Browns, will pitch for Kansas City this year.
 When Ed Reulbach of the Chicago Cubs told the national commission that he could sign with any club if he chose. Gerry Hartmann replied, "Lct me see if you can choose Chiesgo''' And blamed if Ed didn't do it'
 'Hobc" Ferris announces that he IA going to bc good honccforth. Noi because hc dislikes a "run.in," now and then. but because hc hates to lose his money m fines
 Hob Ewing and Andy Coakley are the only veteran pitchers with the Gin. cinnati club this season. How perfectly absurd io call such kids vetcrans
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
WA1Nug0 N0TloH.

Notice is hereby given that ths us. dcrsigned. owner of tho Neiman essue of claims. and located about 70 ng,o vsst of Hillside ssd sdjoinise ths -. sntsd elaine of Lswlcs ( wslls, |. the Eussks mining district, Ysvsesl county. Arix., win not bs ssspssbls> fos dsbts of any kisd eosts.seeA 1e labor and improvements on ssid pssp. ssty. while t is bsisg worked ssAsv bosd.
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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
GUY ALLEN,
WA1W1u0 U09T0R.
by 6. ,. OsasA. ssss,.e, .ia .ss.s.

Notice s hereby given that the ss de'sianed owners of shc misss hssvr as tho l.uie, Compromise. Disek Mssa. Assee. Gold Note, Iowa. Maine. Olyv psa. V~suvius, Surprise. Center esd Oregon. and the Improvements, -. chinesy. and tools located thereon, sIi at and near Riehinbss, Yavapai County. Arizona, win not bo responsible fss debts of any kind contracted for labor, supplies or improvements op ssid prse. srty o' any of it, while it k bssHg worhed under q contract and ieass, as1 that sAid property Is sov being vsshs1 undcr such contract aad icsse evasAsS to (. W. Mitchell Dated this let Asy of March, 1907.
 KENTUCKY STANDARD MINYNu
 COMPANY,
 Fly Hunter N. Mesiw.ther. Prua
 RtCHINDAR MINES COMPANY,
 Dy Hunter N. Msrivsthcs, PYes.
 tfsst publication, hAsvA 20, 1907.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17

After looking over the streets of New York some ono terms it "a min. ins camp. misesllsd . city" Thc mp ,o date mining towns will object
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17

THE OCTAVE MISE-Fon SALE, A limited amount of stoet ia this well known Arizona mino. formerly held ey a elose corporation, al the pAs nominsily iov price of e0c pss share. Send your order a, oass. Ad. d'ess, wn. ,. IT. s,soss. Suite isss, is5 Lssslle street, Chicago. III
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
SPRAYED.

straycd-from Cinder Pit. four miiss south of Ash Fork, on February 13, 1907, ono bay stud horse, weight sbsst 1,2oo pounds. with acc of clubs bsasd on left forcleg, shod all round. win pay te5 for his return Co Prescott or any agcn. on the linc of the s. F., r. & r.
 s' GEORGE TIsDALE.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17

Notice Is hereby given tha, the un dersigned, owner of the Nsimsn grouI of claims. and located about 90 milss west oi Hillside and adjoIsisg the pat ented claims of Lswlsr | Wells, b the Euscha minisg district. Ysvaps county, Arizona. will not be responsible for debts of any hind eostssetsd fos labor and improvements on ssid pso pcsty while it is being worhed under bond.
 GUY ALLEN,
 Ny 6. J. 0assh. sstosasy. .is-fssi. 7A16. stsoiesSsos
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
llIlGR WA1NIN0 HorICI.

To whom it msy concern
 The Golden Key Mining eompssy M the following named mining claims, ts vii' Golden Key. Golden Jewel, 0e,d. sn Gem, Golden Csovu, Mountain View and Bedrock. situate in 0ssss- wood or Eursha mining districts, Ne have o Ysvspsi scus,y, Arisoss. yin aot be responsible for any debts eos. 'raeted for labor performed or ,nstssssi furnished or for sssidents sustaissd bv abovensmed claims under bond ssd the parties s' p'essnt working th. lease,
 q. CHARLES DAVIS
 ALICE F. DAVIS
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
WAUsuso Ho11o1.

To Whom h May Concern,
 Ths Eassspsiss niaias sad NillLae Co., os the following nsned aiela0 claims, to-witi Ths Coal. bosasas, vtfQaia Dss, Tbs DtssdAsd, oAs Golden Eagle And ths Bossssa soA Coral min htss sAd inpsovsassNs thsssos, situate In tAs walnut Osevs @isins district, Ysvspsi eosaty, Al. sosa, vill not bs rssponsibls fos ssy debts eostrSeted or labor performed sr material furnished by the pastiss d present wo. hing the above claims usdss bond snd i~ase.
 ENTERPRisE N. q M. co.
 By ED. N. BLAKE. Secretary.
 Dated, Dee. 10, 1906.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
MIN. WANING NOTICE.

Journal. Miner want ads try then
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
WARNING NOTICE.

GEORGE TIsDALE.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17

Dated Feb. 1. 1906.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-07
A Humane Appeal.

A humane citizen OF Richmond, Ind.
Mr.. U. D. Williams, l07 West Main ST..
says: 81 appeal to all persons with
weak lungs to take DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery. the only remedy that has helped
me and fully comes up to the proprie-
tors recommendation" It saves more
lives than all other throat and lung
remedies put together. Used as a
cough and cold cure the world over
Cures asthma, bronchitis, Group, whoop-
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phthisie, stops hemorrhages of the lungs
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-07

take hold Of the important work, Sine,
our last meeting MIR, Mutt was agai,
in this city and we had quite a lon,
conversation concerning this work ant
Senator Fulton also spoke to Mr. Nut
encouraging him in our proposed pla,
oS cooperation,
The emblem keys for the Chamber Of
Commerce have arrived and they seem
70 be very popular with the citizens and
members, The chamber Is now In nos.
session OF these in quantity and will by
glad to furnish any member with one
upon the payment OF so cents These
jewels cost "a cents each in quantity
OF $50.
Fruit Commissioner Q. $, Dow Is now
engaged in moving that part of the
County Fair to Salem that can be usel
as an exhibit there during the state
Fair. He viii add to these exhibits to
the extent of his ability to do so and
the promotion committee feels confident
that il can trust Mr. Dow to arrange a
most creditable exhibit for the county
at the State Fair at Salem,
A communication from Congressman
C r. Davis, of Minnesota. was read, 1t
asked the cooperation OF the Chamber
OF Commerce to find ont the sentiment
OF the voters toward joining in with
other cities throughout the country to
secure percentage of money for tech
nical studies in each city from the ma,
tional treasury at the next congress. The
bill to be presented was enclosed with
the letter. The communication was re.
ferred to the legislative committee for
disposal.
a resolution was passed endorsing the
work OF the executive committee ap.
pointed to look after the opening OF ar
fangements for, right-of-way through |
he county for the Portland. Oregon 4
Railway. Manager Whyte re.
,orted that the legal documents for this
were being drawn up and
hat something would be done toward
arrying out the plans of the executive
before the next regular meet.
ng.
The local telephone company again
'ame in for number OF roasts. the long
distance facilities, especially, being I'M.
avorably commented upon. Manager
Nhyte was instructed to write another |
etter to the concerns headquarters in
Portland. stating that unless something
iad been done to better the service
within certain time, the city council
sould be asked to revoke the franchise
md give it to some other company.
After considerable desultory discussion |
he meeting came TO close.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-07
An Insidious Danger

One Of the worst features OF kidney
trouble Is that II IL an insidious dis
ease and before the victim realizes his
danger he may have a fatal malaiy.
Take Foley Kidney Cure at the first
sign Of trouble as II eorrects irregulari.
ties and prevents Brghts Disease and
diabetes. T. r. LAurin. Owl Drug Store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-07
Tho Touch That Heals

Is tho touch Of Ducklen's Arnica salve
lt's tho happiest combination Of Arnica
flowers and healing balsams ever com.
pounded. No matter how old the sore
or a!cer Is, thia Salve will cure H. For
burns scalda, cuts, wounds or piles, II
haa no equal. Guaranteed BY chas.
Rogers, druggist. csc.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-07
A Lesson In Health

Healthy kidneys alter the impurities
from the blood and unless they do this
good health ia impossible Foiey's Kid.
ney Cure makes sound kidneys and Will
positively cure all forms OF kidney and
bladder disease, II strengthens the
whole system.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-07

Do you know that Pinesalve Carlo.
lized acts like poultice in drawing out
Inflammation and poisoni 1t Is anti.
septic. For cuts, burns, exzema, crack
ed hands it is immediate relief. Sold by
Frank Hart's Drug store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-07
Stop I'll

A neglected cough or cold may lead to
strious bronchial or lung troubles Don't
take chances when Foley's Honey and
Tar affords perfect security from ser.
ious effects of a cold. T. F. Laurin.
Owl Drug Store.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-18
SUDDEN DEATH
OLE OLSON. AN OLD TIMER OF
PAINTED WOODS, PASSED
AWAY SUNDAY NIGHT.

Is
Sunday night, at his home at Paint
ed Woods, Ole Olson, who has lived.
there about Is years. passed away
without warning, at the ripe age Of 10
years. He had gone to bed in the.
usual health, but about an hour and Al
half later he gave a groan and passed
away before his wife could do aught
to help him.
Coroner Fields was at once notified
and he and Sheriff McGillis went to
the Olson home yesterday morning
and brought the body to this city
where an autopsy was held last night
showing that death was from natural
causes, and the coroner's jury so de-
cided.
Mr.. Olson leaves wife and several
grown up children. Mrs. Peter Err
strom of this city, is a daughter of
Mrs. Olson. The funeral will be an
nounced later. sSs.. /.
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