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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06

Tho Chicago Nationals will finish their spring training at Urbana, III.
 Jimmy McAlccr, manager of the S, Louis Americans, thinks pretty well of the Texas league caichcrs. Hickey Spencer and stephens all come from Dallas.
 In Detroit they have placed Coil and Crawford as fixtures in inc out field, and Mcintyre and Jones to fight it out for the third position.
 "Rubc' Nickcrs, one of Connie Mack's comc-alongs, says that he will bring his contract with him What 's the matter, Rubc, afraid to leave it to Uncle Samuel or has it been n hard winter on the stamp money!
 President Barney Drcyfuss of the pittsburg club thinks that Clarence Beaumont x hall playing days are over
 Secretary Barnard denies the rcpor, that Catcher Fred Buclow is to b' traded by the Cleveland club.
 'i N''AN N' NN'NEH Ilobc Ferris have doubled to do q strong brother actor n strong shake down act. They both decline to sigr contracts offered by the Boston Amcri cans.
 Arthur Dcvlin of the New York Ma tionals is spending the winter on th, Pacific coast. He will join the Giant' at Los Angeles.
 John Ganzcl says; "wc are going to have a winner in Cincinnati thi, year. And the song says. "Pooi .Iohn.'
 Here's the finish. showing that ar umpire hasn' T friend on cnr'h. Tho New England lcagu~ magnatcs hnv' passed q rule compelling their umpirci to furnish a certificate from an occu list to prove that "his umps" can sc, things.
 Pitcher Martin Walsh. brother of Ed Walsh of the White SoN, has signc, with the Binghamton, x. r.. club. "chccty' Van Anda. the Ruhc . Waddell of the Central league. ha
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06

signed with the Baltimore team.
 Billy Maloncy, last year with the Youngstown club. will be captain of the Augusta team in the South Atlantic league inc coming season.
 The Johnstown team of the Fri State league has signed Charles Athcrton and the veteran outficldcr, Tom Gittinger.
 Philadelphia Jack O'Brien says that James JcfTrics is the proper one 10 try ont Champion Squircs of Australia.
 "Will Joe Cans be able to bring Young Corbctt back to lifeg' is the question being asked by fight fans.
 \ battle for six rounds between Amby McGarry and "Unk" Russell is slated for the arena of the National X. C. of Philadelphia tonight.
 George Towns. the Australian scul. Ter. and Eddie lInnlon Durnan of Can ada are to row on tho Ncpcan river to- day for the sculling championship of inc world and s2.j00 side. owns in July last rccapiurcd the world's SC. ling championship. defeating James Stanbury by twenty lcngth in inc Par amatia river.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06
Left for Phoenix.
MINING IN BISBEE

In the Bisbcc copper mines, much of
 the ground is soft enough to bc re moved by pick alone, but it has been found quicker to loosen if by augcr borcs and blasting. The augcr K of the common earth type with n fixed woodcn handle and four feet long The cutting diameter tx the same as that of hand drills, SO that. if boulder is struck. the hole can hc finished by single iacking. For harder ground single jacks are used but experiments are now in progress with the hand. hammer air drills. For hard rock ihrceinch air drills requiring two men are in vogue The blasting is always done with n or 70 per cent dynamite.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06
MAKES CARLOAD SHIPMENT Of ORE FROM THE
 LINDA MINE

George Margarctic, president and company, came in yesterday from his camp in the Black Rock district from which he made the first carload ship. mcnt of ore to the Humboldt shelter Thursday. He reports the development of the property more than satisfactory and inc vein showing better in the tunnel. which is being run on one of the claims.
 The unida properties are located about eleven miles northeast of Wick. cnburg. The group of len claims covers n series of veins carrying good values in copper and gold.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06
(From Thursdays Daily.)

(From Thursdays Daily.) Flagstaff Visitor.
 George HochdcrfIcr of Flagstaff IS visiting in the city. Here from Hillside.
 ]. D. Bland, the Hillside mining man, k here on business. Camp Verde Visitors.
 L.. <. and F. T. Osborn of Camp Verde are visiting In the city Skull Valley Visitor.
 Aaron Stull, the Skull Valley stock man, IS visiting in the city. Visiting Here.
 Mrs. T. c. Roach and children of Hooper arc visiting in inc city. Spent Yesterday Here. I. W. Johnson, the Walker business man. spent yesterday in the city. Pollard Visitor.
 Ed Trcnhcrih the Poland p"rchant ia in the city on business visit. Left for Phoenix.
 Mr and Mrs. Win l.. Clark of | Jerome left ycSterdny for PhooniN Left for Wickcnbmg. ! ]. C. Dohbins left last night for [ Wickcnburg, where ho has mining In ! terosts
 Ex Supervisor Visits.
 Ex Supervisor Thomas Ronch, the Hooper mining man. tx here on mining 1 buNness
 Mayer Visitor
 A. J Burmistcr, inc APua frio stock man md farmer. came iu yesterday from Mayer
 Back from Hunt,
 Joe Archamhoau has returned from hunting trip in the Camp Wood and Juniper country. Here from Huron.
 Robert Bamber, the Big Bug mining man, is in the city from his camp m the Huron section.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06
Expected Homo Today
(From Fridays Daiiy.)

| N'''" iIiuay DdiiNsI Iron Springs Visitor. q. A. DriscoII of Iron Springs s wis iting in the city.
 Here from Humbolt. w. !. Mcleod of Humboldt, i- her, | on n business visit.
 On Business Here. NJ. NJ. Fisher of skull Valley is her, on business visit.
 Skull Valley Visitor.
 A. F. Ehlc, tho Skull Valley busi less man, tx in the city.
 Mining Man Here. w. M. Nollis, the Mayer mining man is in the city on mining business.
 Back from Los Angeles. Mir. and Mrs. F. A. Jones rc,urnc, yesterday from visit to Los Angeles Hero from Dewey. Henry Clay, the Agua Fria farmer IS in the city from his home in th, Dewey section.
 Wood Merchant Here. II. E. White, the Wood Spur woot merchant, spent yesterday here on busi ness.
 Mining Man Here.
 F. ]. Boone. the Copper Basin min ing man, is in inc city on business visit. Enjoying q Vacation. James Baker and George Starr, Me Cabc miners, are in the city enjoying a vacation. Expected Home Today. Attorney Gcncr.l F.. <. Clark is cx pcctcd to return from an official visit to Phoenix today.
 Grown King Visitor. Joseph ]. Brown, the Grown King mining man, came in yesterday on | short business visit.
 Purchasing Supplies.
 Norman Hale came in yesterday from
 is mines in the Thumb Butte district to purchase supplies.
 On Business Here. C. F.. Bunker, general manager o' the Yaegcr Canon Copper company is in the city on business. McCabe Visitor. w. l.. Dustin, who fills responsible position at tho McCabc mine, IS her, on n short business visit.  To Select Site. District Attorney R. F. Morrison Jeff last night for the capitol, where h'
 will meet today with tho other mem
 bers of the commission recently ap pointed by the Governor to select [ site for the Territorial prison.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06

Here from HuTOn.
 l R. Mcdonald of Huron is in tn, Iiy on a business visit. Back from Los Angeles.
 charles F.. Finncy returned here yes t.r,lay from a visit to Los Angeles. senator Visitors.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Pickrcll of Sen for came in last evening on shor' ,isit.
 visiting His Family.
 r. II Coon, the Humboldt business nan. K in the city visiting with hi, family.
 Back from Mexico.
 Lester Jackson has returned from m extended visi, to Mexico on mining business.
 Accepts New Position.
 William IIyman will leave today foI thc Blackberry mine, where he has ac opted n position. Leaves for Humboldt.
 George Mayer will leave today for I ,hrcc weeks stay in Humboldt. where he has business interests. Left for Home.
 A. F. Ehlc, the Skull valley mcr rhant, left yesterday for home after q pleasant business visit here. Leaves for Home.
 Ed Trcnbcrtb, the Poland busincs. man. will leave today for home after q pleasant business visit here. Moves His 0mccs.
 Attorney J. F. Russell moved hi, 1lliccs from the Bashford block to ,h, Bank of Arizona building yesterday. Left for Ranch.
 Robert Drynan, n pioneer of this .uunty. left yesterday for his ranch in business visit here. Back from Los Angeles.
 C. F. Loux, one of the popular con ,luciors of the x. r. r. A r., has re turned from n visit io Los Angeles or mining business. On Railroad Business.
 \. F. Taylor, chief clerk in the gen oral passenger and freight agent office of the $. F. F. & F., is in Phocni, on railroad business. Copper Czar Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. F.. W. McClavc came in yesterday from the Copper CZai mine in the Copper Mountain district They are guests at the Burke hotel. In from Camp.
 Al Finch came in yesterday from hi mining camp in the Copper Basin sec ton to purchase supplies. He report eighteen inches of snow on the Thuml Butte and Copper Basin divide, si' miles west of here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06
Here from Humboldt

Here from Humboldt.
 A. Burroughs of Humboldt is here on business. Back from Globe.
 M. T. Clyde has returned from n visit to Globe. Expected Home Today.
 John S. Ross is expected 10 arrive here this evening from his mining camp in tho Black Canyon district, where he has force of men engaged in sinking shaft on one of the promising gold properties of that section.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06

Chauuccy Dcpcw is willing to let his financial bygoncs bc bygoucs if the re- portcTs are.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06
Expected Home.

r. M Murphy, president of the s. I r. & F. railroad, is expected to arriv home from m extended visit from in east today.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06
Purchasing Supplies.


 Al Vroom came in yesterday from his mining camp in the Thumb Butte district to purchase supplies. Left for Home
 B. Ellis, the salomc mining man, left last night on the southbound for his camp in tho A and C country. McCabe Visitor.
 Frank Flora, the McCabc business man, is in the city visiting with his brother, Attorney W. K. Flora. Back from tho South.
 F.. x. Campbell returned yesterday from n visit to the mining districts in the southern part of the county. A Flying Visit.
 w. II. M. Drcscbcr paid flying visit yesterday Co Ash Fork, returning here last night on the southbound. New York Visitor.
 K. F. Wright, representing an i'm porter of paintings and water colors of New York, is here on n business visit. Left for Ash Fork.
 A. l.. Powell, travelling passenger agent of the $. F. r. & F., left here yesterday for Ash Fork on railroad business.
 Left for tho Capitol.
 Attorney T. q. Norris and John Kinney. the Big Bug mining man, left last night on the souihbound for Phoenix.
 Mining Man Visits.
 r. \. simon. the Bradshaw Noun. tain mining man, came in yesterday from his camp in the Silver Mountain district.
 Back from Phoenix.
 Melvin Todd, the Ash Creek stock man and farmer, returned here ycster. day from visit to Phoenix and the Salt River valley. Left for Phoenix.
 Fred Vcnator. the Humboldt stock man and butcher. left last night on the southbound for the Salt River valley to purchase stock. Back from Los Angeles.
 T. Johns Rigby, president of the Rigby Mining and Reduction company at Mayer. returned here last evening from visit to Los Angeles. Left for Jerome.
 Curt S,arkman arrived hcrc ' 'stcr.
  day morning from Wiliiar,s anl Jeff on the afternoon train for Jerome where hc has business interests. Attorneys Go Through.
 District Attorney Henry r. Ashurst and Assistant District Attorney Thomas A. Flynn of Coconino county, passed through last night en route to Phoenix. Poland Contractor Here.
 II. C. Walter. the Poland contractor. who has the contract for the construc ton of inc foundation for inc O'Neill Rough Rider monument, came m yes tcrday from Poland. Has Injured Finger
 Engineer Joseph Rces of the x. r. r. & r. severely injured the middle finger of his left hand yesterday with n piece of wire and is compelled to take n rest from his usual run for n few days.
 Back from Los Angeles.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. C. Whisman re'
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06

Tn from Camp.
 John lIalblcib came in yesterday from his camp in the McCabc section on mining business. Loft for Camp.
 John Brady left yesterday for his camp in the Walnut Grove district after n pleasant visit here. Left for Placcrita.
 ExCounty Recorder w. l. Johnson left yesterday for the Placcri,a coun. try on mining business. Left for Kirkland.
 John Thomson left last night on the southbound for the Kirkland district, where he has mining interests. Loft for Camp !. F. Leonard left yesterday for the Kirkland district, where he is develop. ing promising copper property. Mining Man Visits.
 Q. l. Tawncy, general manager of the Great Peek mine in the Bradshaw mountains, is visiting in the city. Back from the Springs.
 John Smith returned yesterday from an extended visit in Agua Calicntc hot springs much improved in health. Here from Humboldt.
 Archie Grant. carpenter and builder, K in inc city from Humboldt. Hc will return ,o the new smelter city today. Leave for tho Capitol.
 Attorney and Mrs. Leroy Anderson will leave today for Phoenix. where Mir. Anderson goes on professional business. Expected Home.
 r. M. Murphy. prcsidcn, of the s. r. r. & r. railroad. is expected to arrive home from an extended visit from the east today.
 Back from New York. Will Mars, general manager of the George ". Middleton interests in this county, returned last night from an cN. tended business visit ,o New York. Back from Trip.
 John X. Reilly and ]. r. Melvin rc. turned here last night from an cX tended prospecting trip through that part of California bordering on the Colorado river.
 Left for the Capitol.
 !. II. Robinson, chief clerk of the House of Representatives, left las, night for Phocnix to resume his duties after attending the funeral of his brother, Thomas D. Robinson. Left for Phoenix.
 W. A. Drake. vice.prcsidcn, and as sisiant general manager of the <. r. r. and r.. and Paul Burks, head of the Arizona law department of the Santa Fc, left last night for Phoenix in Mir. prakr's private ear 9s.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06
Back from Los Angeles.

Mir. and Mrs. r. C. Whisman re turned yesterday from Los Angeles. During his visit he purchased one half interest in the Depot hote which hc will take charge of th's mora l inn
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06
Back from Mexico.

II. l. Becmcr owner of the Storm Cloud group of mines and other valu' able mining property in the county, re- turned here yesterday from visit to Mexico. where hc also has extensive mining interests.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06
Back from Trip.

John x. Reilly and ]. r. Melvin T, turned here last night from an e, tended prospecting trip through tha part of California bordering on th Colorado river.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06
Back from New York.

Will Mars, general manager of thc George W. Middleton interests in this county, returned last night from an cN tended business visit ,o New York.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06
Has Injured Finger

Engineer Joseph Rces of the <. r. r. & r. severely injured the middle finger of his left hand yesterday with piece of wire and is compelled to take rest from his usual run for few
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06
FRIEND TO FRIEND.

The personal recommendations of people who have been cured of coughs and colds by Cham. berlans Cough Remedy have done more than all else to make it a staple article of trade and com merce over large part of the civilized world
 AN INSTANCE
 1u,y slllrcth, x. C., had been troubled w'ti
 had fp She says 'A"e"o
 bouc,t bottle of CHAaBERLAISs CoucH REhps,
 brotyht ii dinsiae that should aken iosa
 helped me Four ootues ~"
 III cough
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06
Leave for tho Capitol.

Attorney and Mrs. Leroy Anderson will leave today for Phoenix. wher NIT. Anderson goes on professions business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06
Clty News ;
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Here from Huron.
 j. R. Mcdonald of Huron is in the ify on n business visit.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-05-24
MAY IRWIN
IT IS RuMoREp WILL MARRY HER
MANAGER.
States That Couple Have Been En-
gagged for Six Months-Hsvo
Known Each Other Long.

New York, May 22.-Broadway is
May Irwin, the actress is to wed her
manager Curt Eisfeldt. at Irwin Is
land, The Thousand Islands, next
Sunday. Miss Irwin and Mr.. Eisgeldt
are at present in New York and will
leave for the scene OF the wedding
Friday morning. Miss Irwin. II IL
said, has been engaged to Mr.. Eisfeldt
who has been associated with her In
professional capacity for several
years, about six months. He is. "a
years old and il well known to the
Rialto. Miss Irwin. whose name of
the stage is Mrs. Frederick w. Kell-
er, was skprn in whitney. Ont. Can
ada. in fSc4 She married quite young
and has two grown up sons, one OF
whom attended the Naval academy at
Annapolis when she was eight years
old she was the soprano Of the village
choir. She made her first appear
Daniel Shelbys Addelphi theatre, Buf-
talo, in 1875, the sisters singing du-
cts. At the suggestion Of Mr.. Shelby
they adopted the name of Irwin for
stage purposes. They we're engaged
later by Tony Pastor. Afterwards she
appeared in Pinero's boys and girls,
under management of Augustin DAILY.
In 1895 Miss Irwin began singing the
coon songs which added materially 10
her popularity She got the idea
through hearing negro servants sing
Ing rag time at summer hotel, Among
her successes as IA star were "Sister
Mary" THE Swell Miss Fltzwell,'
"Courted into Court, and Mrs Black
is Back"
Her last appearance was at the
Bijou Theatre in November 1906 In a
play first named Mrs. Wilson. that's
lll," but afterwards changed to Mrs.
Wilson Andrews"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-05-24
NORTH LAWRENCE.

North Lawrence, May 81. Mrs
Belle Pooley, of Akron, has been Wis.
iting relatives here.
Born. son TO Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Rossiter.
Miss Florence Keller has left for
an extended visit with her brother
Lawrence Ketler at GAINESVILLE.
Miss Edna Bowman visited few
days with heraunt Mrs. Daisy Shana.
brook, In Massillon.
James Irving is convalescing from
a severe attack Of typhoid fever.
Miss Sadie Johnson, who has been
In the employ of James Ryan the
past few years has gone TO Canton to
work.
John Irving, Of Alliance, is the guest
OF his parents Mr.. and Mrs. George
Irving.
James Keller has gone TO Alliance
to play ball with the Alliance team.
A. @. Lawrence and Mrs. Una Muir
ray visited at w. o, Haney's in Dal.
ton Sunday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-05-24

One OF the results OF the arrest OF
the keeper OF the South Cherry street
resort on the charge of shooting with
intent TO kill last Sunday night was
the fact that cock fighting" one of
the most brutal sports that can be
indulged in is being permitted to be
carried on without any molestation
by the authorities in the county. The
offender stated while locked up in a
cell at the police headquarters that,
"Last night after closed my saloon
went to a big cock fight that was
held on a farm on the Harrisburg
road. II was a peach of a main and
there were a bunch OF sports from
Pittsburg and other places" Do the
authorities want any more conclu-
sive evidence2
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-05-24
TO PENN
Old History Of Pennsylvania Is pedl.
eated--Is Of Great Value.

Old History Of Pennsylvania Is pedl.
eated--Is Of Great Value.
London, May 22.-Among q guam
Uty OF old and mostly valueless books
bought the other day at the price
OF waste peper. by second hand
bookman In Westpinister was found
a copy of Gabriel Thomas. History Of
Pennsylvania and OF West New Jer-
sey," published In 1898. The dealeS
attracted By the date, submitted the
book to Hodgsons, the well known
book auctioneefs, who assured him
that II was one OF the rarest pieces
Of Americana known and ought to
reaJize a good sum. The dealers
hopes had not scared above s25. but
he learned joyfully that the sothbys
recently sold a copy OF the work for
$500. Only this copy have been Offer
ed for sale in the last twenty years.
II 10 a small octave dedicated TO
Friend William Penn" 1t is the
earliest work relating to Pennsylvania
and was> written to encourage emil
grafton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-05-24
pr. Mahon,a comma MAN.

On account of Decoration Day COM
ing the same week that he usually
visits Canton, DR.. Mahon announces
his visit q few days earlier than usual.
He will therefore be In Canton, Wed.
nesday May 20, at Barnett House.
Doctor Mahan enjoys the reputation OF
having largest practice In the state
In his line of work, and Judging from
the number OF callers his last visit
here the people are not slow to grasp
the opportunity OF consulting so dis.
tinguished a specialist right here at
home. Consultation free and conf
Dental.
DR.. Mohan's great success. We note
by exchange that Doctor Mahon, the
great specialist. has added Canton and
Massillon to his visiting list. We con.
gratulate the people OF these places
in thus being able to consult a spe.
ciallst who for the past eight years
has maintained the largest practice Of
any doctor that ever visited Crowfard
Co.-Crawford Co. Journal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-05-24
FREEBuRo.

Freeburg, May 22.--Mrs. John Lent7
and daughter, Della, of Paris, visited
with her brother. e. M. Hahn, Sunday
The little son of J. v. Dickson is
very Ill with throat trouble.
Edward Waltz and family, of Paris,
visited with Ira Wilson Sunday.
Miss Ida Hoffman, Of Alliance, spent
Sunday with her parents.
Ray Miller spent Sunday with
friends at Maximo'
w. E. Shidler and Arch Oyster were
In Canton on business Saturday.
Gladys Oyster is able to be out af-
ter a severe attack OF tonsllitis.
Ed Unkefer and family. OF Louis
Vile, spent Sunday at their place.
Eby Dickson, of Canton, spent Sun
day with his parents.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-05-24
MAPLETON.

Mapleton, May 22.-Mr. and Mrs.
June Barrack. OF Dellroy, visited with
friends here Sunday.
Marion Kleip and brother. Howard,
visited sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam Sponseller, near Paris.
Clark Daum spent Sunday with
friends near Greentown.
Charles Miller and brother. Earl,
spent Saturday In Canton.
The Mapleton Stars defeated the
strong Robertsyille team Saturday by
score OF ~ 20 4.
Al Allerton and David Coy made q
business trip TO Louisville Saturday,
j. L. Tood lie spending Few weeks
near East Rocheter.
Ivan Young spent Monday in Can
ton.
Harry Bowman and Loree Rhodes
made business trip to Akron Mon
day.
Harry Martin. who is employed in
Canton. spent sunday with his broth
er. James.
Mr.. and Mrs. John AXE visited
friends In Canton Sunday.