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New-York tribune., 1907-11-17

The social side of life at Kasauli during the
treatment is marred by two grave disabilities
you may neither take exercise nor drink alcohol.
Both are good things in moderation. To the
ordinary Englishman In India the day
incomplete without a ride polo racquets or
golf, some form of violent exertion: and to
the ordinary Scotsman dinner is but pale festi-
val without the harmless necessary ''peg!" The
consequence was that one had to spend the day
sitting liStlessly In the club-one of the best
managed and most comfortable In India-with
wait till sunset brought some bridge players.
But 1t was irksome after dinner to hear ones
partner say, Have drink? Oh, sorry; of
course you're a dog bite Well, have 'Pasteur
peg, anyway"
Now "Pasteur peg" is the name given to a
hateful concoction of hot water and lime tuice,
and l had sooner go thirsty to bed than acidity
my inner man with such unpleasantness. These
disabilities, coupled with the acute depression
undoubtedly caused by the treatment and the
atmosphere of hydrophobia in which we lived,
made life rather weary. But it was an expert
ence, and as such is good The whole business
was a serious blend Of humor and horror. one
morning one was shocked by the death of poor
fellow from Madras of the terrible malady he
sought to escape; the next. one was laughing at
old native woman, who Immediately after
being lnoculated. hurried out to a charcoal
braZier that stood in the hall. and there. coram
populo barring her poor old body would apply
a piece of live charcoal to the place where she
had just been pricked-in the hope probably OF
averting the evil which the doctor must, she
thought, have done to her. The directors daily
letter bag, too. contained many gems. NY
maternal mother wrote a Babu from Allaha-
bad lis Just little mad. May she attend your
ladies were the trainers of fearful problems.
"On Tuesday fortnight last my husband gave
a worm powder to our dog Prince. He has been
little sluggish since. If it turns out to be
rabies should my husband come up for treat
ment?' Hard questions for hardworked man.
-Biackwood's Magazine.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-17

Charles Henry Brinley, California pioneer. who
came from Boston in 1S45 died this week at Los
Angeles. aged eighty-two years. For half a CEN
tury he was Mexican Consul at Yuma, and he had
a large law practice throughout Arizona and South
ern California.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-17
THE pAsrEUR INSTITUTE IN INDIA.

The Pasteur Institute at Kasauli was founded
I'm 1893, or rather the idea Of its establishment
first seriously contemplated in that year.
1t was not. however. till 1900 thar II for
mally opened under the dictatorship of Colonel
Semple, X. A. NJ. c.. officer to whose energy,
brilliant scientific attanments and adminiStTa-
tive capacity the whole Indian Empire owes an
infinite debt Of gratitude. Consider the situa-
tion before Colonel Semple had pushed through
to patients. To bitten by a rabid animal
there were two courses open-to sit il out and
trust to luck. to hasten off to Paris, the
nearest spot Shere anti-rabc treatment could
be obtained In either case the suspense and
anxiety must have been horrible In the former
the risk of death by hydrophobia immi-
nent in the latter. the delay involved greatly
imperilled the success of the treatment The
shadow Of this disease is peculiarly harassng
and II is dreadful to contemplate the depression
OF spirit that many must have suffered in India
in those pre-Kasauli days
New-York tribune., 1907-11-17
WHO WAS KING ARTHUR?

weed left by the falling tide.-Sir Home Gordon,
In The National Review.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-17
Foreign Resorts.

any other cause. and it explains why japanese have
come over here in such large numbers.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-17


npyGT he a Wit
New-York tribune., 1907-11-17

The decision upholding the Sunday theatre clos
ing law in Washington will shut up every play
house in the state Sunday. The day In Wash
ington has been observed the Continent OF
Europe, and all the theatres were open for both
matinee and evening performances. Manager Her
aid OF the Tacoma Theatre declares that he will
open his house on Sunday night. because he has
contracted with The College Widow company
but that he will not fight the law any further than
New-York tribune., 1907-11-17

The wreck of the bark Servia in Karluk Harbor
has wiped out forty thousand cases. or per cent
OF the salmon pack of the season. The bark broke
from her moorings and was carried on the rocky
coast, proving total loss
New-York tribune., 1907-11-17

The most famous wild animal exchange to-
day j. 10 he found Stellingen, a pretty little
suburb u sthe busy port Of Hamburg. It is
rresded over hy Mr.. Carl Hagen beck, who has
rightly earned the title of the King of Animal
Dealers But his depot is something more than
z mere exchange for the sale OF all kinds of
wild beasts and birds; it is in many respects a
geological institution. Here you can not only
purchase any animal you care TO name. but note
how a twentieth century geological garden
should be laid out and constructed, inspect
many new animals IN the way Of hybrids, and
receive valuable hints 10 how tropical beasts
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-09
Believes Arizona Must Turn Attention To
 Gold Mines
Declares Eastern In. vestors Are Proceed
 ing Slowly
(Fssm SaAurAay's DaAy.)

Col. !. r. Wilson of this city. .cx. Delegate to Congress and mining pro. moter. who k at present soiourning in Phoenix, believes that unless the pres. ent copper scare passes over, Arizona must turn its attention to the develop. mcnt of its gold mines.
 'I say this," the colonel is quoted as saying. "bccausc of my recent deal. ings with eastern investors. most of whom nave stopped altogether their investigation of copper properties, and those who are m the market for cop per mines are proceeding more slowly and cautiously than at any time in 'ho past several years.
 Col. Wilson is said ,o speak thus from personal experience, his inter viewer declaring thnt the slump in cop per prevented him closing sl00,ooC deal with Oklahoma oil men for the purchase of toe Rainbow group oi mines in the Turkey Creek district twenty-cight miles southeast of this city.
 After bc had practically closed with tho Oklahoma people for the salc' of the Rainbow. which consists of seven claims, the people with whom he wa negotiating informed him tha, unii the copper scare i- over all dcaling' are of.
 The Rainbow group, according [, Col. Wilson, is one of the biggest low grade copper propositions in Yavapa county. Sufficient development nsi been done to prove the existence ot big. low grade copper ledges and de posits.
 Cooper slumps and scares will las just ss long as the copper market | controlled by spectators and th Amalgamated Copper company" con cluded Wilson. "A few years ago the! made Senator Clark come into line and now they are trying to force other io do the same thing.
 "Th,y say that the slump is due '' ovcrproduetion and the approach of presidential year, but speculation am manipulation and nothing else is th cause. The demand for copper wa never greater
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-09
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MINERAL APpLA }TIoN No. ',g United states IanSyoSSe, Phoea ,s.',,, A,I.Sn', ,,a Ma'y,s,i.lGs ,s,i ssIs.s s"''fs D, II. Draper, AttorD--.- rSpc,, ws Post Office address is Prescott, Arizona, has made application for patent for the MOUNTAIN QUEEN lode, Survey. No. 2ass. situated in Section 10 of r. I3 N, R. E. in Big Bug Mining Dis trict, Yavapai County, Arizona, da- scribed ss follows; Beginning at csr per No. 1. whence '. S. M. N. No. I, E. E. D. brs. x. CT deg, 27 min. B. 732O.7 it.. corner of Sections 15, 16, el, and e2, T. IT N., R. I F., brs. N. 7l deg, Q min. r.. li27s.6 fl. Thence s. 8 deg, IS min. W. 77t.7 ft. Co corner No. 2. Thence S. 42 deg, 15 min. W. 505 f,. to corner No. T Thence ". ~ deg, 45 min. ". GOO ft. 10 corner No. ( Thence x. (. deg, I5 min. F.. 605 h. to corner No. .. Thence N. a dsg.s IS min. F.. 7IA7 fl to corner No. c. Thence x. f1 deg. s5 min. F.. 500 fl Co corner No. I. the place of beginsinG The location notice of this lode is e record in Book v of Mines, pages <3s- 437, Records of Yavapai County, Ari- zona. This claim is bounded on Che northeast b. lode claim, namc ue- known, Joe cavanaaaly elaiassnt; @ the southwest by lotto claim, samsp unknown, John Clark, claimant
 LYMAN W. WAKEFIELD.
 Register.
 Firsh publication Aug. 2s.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-09
(Frsm Saturdays Dsily.) StOddard Visitor.

 stoddard Visitor.
 Mrs. W. l.. Burns of stoddard IS vis- iting in the city. Dewey Visitor. George L. Human of Dewey is visi; iting in the city. Here From Kirkland.
 wcs Jackson, n Kirkland pioneer, Is here on n business visit Spent Yesterday Here. l. F.. McIvcr of Iron Springs. spent yesterday in the city. On Vacation.
 Harry Dalton is In the city from Jerome Junction, on n vacation. Tn From His Mines. James O'Iiara is in the city from his mines in the Slate Creek country. Back From McCabc. Attorney F. W. O'Sullivan returned yesterday from a professional visit to McCabe. Ash Fork Merchant.
 John Foley. the Ash Fork merchant and deputy sheriff, is here on a busi- ness visit. Visiting Friends.
 George E. Genung of Peoples Val ley, is in the city, circulating among his friends. Here From Humboldt.
 D. D. Draper is n recent arrival from Humboldt with view of locating in this city again. Mining Engineer Here.
 Percy Williams, n I.os Angeles mn ing engineer. arrived here last nign' on mine inspection trip. Enjoying a Vacation.
 Harry Rose of MaxtOn k in the city enjoying short vacation. He is ae' companed by Mrs Rose. A Brief Visit. John Slak returned here last niga' from a flying visit to Turkey Creek where he has mining interests. Will Leave for St. Johns.
 Attorney Leroy Anderson will lcav' today for st. Johns. where a sr-siol of the district court opens. Monday. Left for Hillside.
 Homer Wood left last night on th southbound train for the Hillside se, ton, where he has mining interests. Vii! Purchase Hogs
 Fred venator left last night on th sonthbound train for Phoenix. whsr he will purchase ear load of hog for his Humboldt and Mayer mes markets.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-09
Jerome Mechanic Here.


 John Powers, n Jerome mechanic. is circulating here among his friends. Here From Blackberry.
 Dan C. Bacon arrived here last night from his stock ranges in northern Yavapai county. near Blackberry. Back From Puntcnncy.
 Charles Broan, foreman of the Crown King mine, returned hcre yes. 'crday from Puntcnncy. where bc has lime interests. He will return to Grown King, Sunday.
 Left for Albuquerque.
 Mrs. r.. \. Clark left yesterday for Albuquerque, x. M., where she will visit with relatives and friends. She was accompanied by her youngest son. They will remain for the fair. Stopped Over Here. Mir. and Mrs. r. NJ. Richardson Of Oklahoma City, Okla, stopped over nerc yesterday on their way home from San Francisco, to visit with Mrs. T. NJ. Richardson, Jr., of Stanford, Tex, who Is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. r. F. Cruice.
 Home From Native Land. Cecil q. Fcnncil has arrived home from an extended European tour, in which he visited his native place In England. On arriving nt his former home he learned that his mother had died only a short time before, which greatly marred the pleasure of his visit.
 Paid His Taxes. John Grace, one of Yavapai county'- goat kings, came in yesterday from his home in Jerome and paid his taxes Enjoying a Vacation. Frank Davis, who is developing a promising copper prospect in tho yacger Canyon section, is enjoying q short vacation here.
 No Services. Thcre will be no preaching services at the NJ. F. church. 133 North Marina street. Sunday, October 6. the pastor being out of the city. Visiting His Family.
 ]. E. Tomlinson arrived here ycstcr day morning from Mexico, where h. has exteosive mining interests. to visit few days with his family. Here Prom CougreSs Ira Edwards, former resident of the city, is n recent arrival here from Congress. He recently returned iron m extended visit through Canada an, the east, and is now of the opinior that there is m place as good a' Prescott m which to live.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-09
PUBLIC RvooHps.
Instsumspts Filed Al Reported by the
 Prescott Title Coupany.

 Phi. Pocharieh locates four mines, Copper Basin district. Tee Sam to To Chew--W. Dcci sl00. Lot 2s, block v, Humboldt. Tee Sam 10 Tee Ipg2Q. -C pccd sl50 Lot in Walker Lee Ffau to vcrd. River Copper eompany Deed. Mexican Flat. Oil, Gypsum, Lime mines and Verde river shelter site, Cherry Greek dis. trict. Correcting deed filed July |, l9O7).
 Lucky Henry Mining and Develop. meut company appoints John N. Ross as statutory agent.
 Mrs. Madge wingGeld locates Cop per Bell mine, Black Hills district.
 John C. Bullsrd amends locations oi ten mines, Pierce district.
 T.. K. Mclick ct al locate two wntcl
 rights and twenty-one placer claims
 Walnut Grove district. Bobt Brow to Jos. Mayer NJ Deed. one.third intcrcs, iu twsnt, mines. Copper Basin district. S. IT. Anderson locates seven mine.
 Thumb Butte district.
 Louis Nickolett locates Dan Pate
 placer. iIsssayampa district, A. NJ. Harper locates Arizona Ton, pah mine. White Pioaeho district S II. Anderson locates seven mine Thumb Butte district. Victor Mining company to C. 4 Peter, JIM. Deed. Annie, Annie \, |. Standard, North West and Wes Side mines. Walker district. The Bsshford Burmister Co. to T. | Cnilder---fiIi Of Sale. ss5O. Ou Jersey bull, i6 dairy cattle, 10 eslvc !. NJ. Barnes locates Indspendens | No. 2 mine, Walnut Grove district. T. r. chiiden, l.. r. Nellis st al II | corporate New issus Gold Miains an Milling company. Capital stock sJ0o O0O.
 Wm. NJ Ritter to John Lswisr | Agreement. Rclinquisbes rcserysiio in deed made July ls, 1906.
 ~. Heiiing-hsad and A. Rtgkey | cate 1907 mine, Walker district lI John Lswlsr to kobt. Ksaiing " 1 Deed. q 1000 ..a7 acres in south ps
 Of \. w. quarter see. 3a. h N., 2
 Felipe MoneAl to Mrs Ross Bslfs, Bin of Sale s5o. One eow and o, calf
 United states to John GrAss ei al
 Patent Belle of the SoBta mia
 Castle Greek district, C. N iIusisd and r J ~mith ' rate Commercial mine Geo. ] iirAy io Penu AfiSoas Co per company N Deed Star Ala
 IssbellA. etc, fi7 10 slD minss, copp
 iissin disirie, I n J Besmsr Co. to II C. Walters ] I.essr, ta0 per montb. Fsur mulss,
 horses, 2 wagons sHd harness. ]. 1T Cross and Geo. wsliis k,sa llaywpod mine. IiAsssyamps district
 Louis IsaBar amends ieeAiion ] Rainy Day mine. Copper Basib disssi'
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-09
Mine Investor Here.

C. x. Bone of Kansas City. Mo. has arrived here from the east on mining business. He will leave today for the Mayer country, where he has promising interests. He is also heavily interest cd in mines in New Mexico.
 Visited in Ash Fork. Attorney Paul Burks, head of the Arizona law department of the Sant, Fc, paid Q professional visit Co Ash Fork yesterday.
 Back From Octave. !. A.. Trenbcrtn of McCabc arrived here last evening from Octave, where hc has n freight contract with the Oc. tave Gold Mining company.
 Stork Visits Brooks Ranch. Monday afternoon tho stork visited the Brooks ranch, immediately south of the city. and presented Mir. and Mrs. Walter Livingood with baby boy. A Brief Visit. John Phipps, who is developing a promising property in the Kirkland district. paid brief business visit Co the city yesterday, returning home on tho night train.
 Home From Phoenix. r. F. Cruico, chief clerk in tho president 's office of the E. F., F. & F., arrived home yesterday from a short visit in Phoenix on railroad business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-09

Tim Kirwins. horscshocr in the employ of Contractor ]. A. Trcnbcr,h of McCabe, who had his collar bon" broken in runaway accident. near Octave, Thursday, is in the city rec ceiving surgical treatment for the in- jury. The fracture was reduced a, the Mercy hospital, yesterday.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-09
Clty News ....ln BPlef

Wksa u-oV's NAV> Here From Humboldt.
 O. r.. Jagcr of Humboldt Is visiting ID jhc city McCabe Visitor.
 Robert Ilalpin of McCabc arrived here las, evening. Hero From Groom Greek.
 l.. D. Bennett of Groom Creek Is visiting in the city. Ash Fork Visitor.
 Mrs. \. Lamb of Ash Fork is visit. ing with friends in the city. Kirkland Visitor.
 William Ritter of Kirkland arrived here yesterday on a shor, visit. From Groom Creek.
 Mrs. Henry Eckcri of Groom Creek visited with friends here yesterday. An Oncial Visit.
 Deputy sheriff I. |. Cavansugh of Humboldt is here on official business In From Camp.
 Al vroom Is in the city from his mining camp in the Thumb Butte dis trict. Brief Visit.
 Peter Mackin of Groom Creek was here yesterday on a brief business visit. Groom Creek Postmaster.
 !. C. Sbafcr, postmaster at Groom Creek. was ncre yesterday on postof- fee business. Copper City Visitor.
 John Power of Jerome came in yes- ,crday from the Copper City on short business visit. Flagstaff Wool Growers.
 Charles F.. Burton and VI. Dimmit. prominent Flngsinn wool growers. are here on business. Back From the Bradshaws.
 Dr. W. W. Lewis returned yesterday tan~ on mining business. Back From Jerome.
 r. C. Freidmsn and !. r. Dillon roc turned last evening from visit (" Jerome on mining business. Here From Lucky Star.
 Henry V. Brown. general manager of the Lucky Star mine. in the Min cral poin, district. is visiting in the city.
 Mine Investor Here. R. 1T. Smith. who is heavily inter cstcd in the Gold-Coppcr Consolidated Mining company. i- here from tho east. Yesterday. l.. F.. Cannon of Congress qualified as road overscor of road dis ,riet i3, and George W. IIance of Cnmp Verde filed new bond as over seer of district q, with l.. r. Smith and r. l.. Slack as sureiios. Back From Bouse. r.. l.. Short. travcling auditor of th, S. r.. r. & r. railway. has returned from a visit to Blouse and other \. X C. points.
 Crown King Visitor. Mrs. l.. Black of Grown King cnm, in las, evening from the Bradshaw mountain metropolis on short busi ness visit.
 Left for the South.
 Delegate 10 Congress Mark Smitl was m outgoing passenger on th' souinbound train las, night on a tril through the southern part of the Ter riiory.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-09
WANING NOTICE.
To All Whom |, May Concern,

To All Whom li May Coneerni Ny undivided one half inter the Silver Coin. South Ertspsien \ Coin and North Extension, sitss Turkey Greek Mining district. I pat county. Arizona Territory, uiI be responsible for any dsbt. zoe, cd for labor performed es -, fursisbei by ,he parties vsvhiss ! same now under an op,sss ed . ment.
 O. J. ORAL Dated this 10th day of Ns isos.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-09
(From Fridays Daily.) Here From Humboldt.

(From Fridays Daily.) Here From Humboldt.
 R. A. Campbell of Humboldt is acre on business. Jerome Visitor.
 Mrs. c. V. Brcckway of Jerome is visiting here. Jerome Visitor
 Mrs. W. T. Clcmo of Jerome is wis. i,ine in the city. In From the Empire.
 W. F. Martin came in last evcl ing from the Empire mine. McCavc Visitors.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. n. Shaw of Me Cabe are visiting in the city Copper City Visitor. W. M. Bracken of Jerome came m yesterday from the Copper City. Enjoying a vactaion.
 Peter Jolly, foreman of the Anita mines. in Geronimo county, is in the city. enjoying n well earned vacation. Here From Humboldt.
 Lloyd Farley is in the city from Humboldt on s short business visit. Mine Manager Here.
 Jonn ]. Jackson, the Copper Basin mine manager, k here on business. stockman Visits.
 Thomas Humphrey, the Williamson Valley stoekman. k visiting in the city
 Enjoying Vacation.
 William McNeill came in last even ing from the Davis mine 10 enjoy va cation here.
 Left for Phoenix.
 r.. L. Short. travelling auditor of th x. F.. P. F., left last night on th southbound train for Phoenix. Fall opening.
 All of our new Fall pattern hat will be on display saturday. Tn Quality shop, Miss Dobyns. Left for the Lims Kilns
 Charles Broan and V. R. Ssiing. left yesterday for the Puntenney linn kilns, in the Big Chino country. IL Was . 04ri.
 Yesterday Mr. and Mrs. II. N. Mau on South Mount Vernon street, beenra the proud parents of a baby girl. Wool Grower Here. -~.-
 l.. D. yaeger, a promiseEt norther Arizona wool grower. arrived here yei ierday from his home la Fagstsa. Visited Briefly.
 W. n. Dickson of Kirkland was hei for a shor, time yesterday, rcturnin home on the soutbbound train la' nignt.
 Left for Home.
 D. E. McIver left last night on th southbound train for his home in Iro Springs. after business visit here ye tcrdsy.
 Humboldt Merchant Visits.
 Charles Wells, the Humboldt me chant, came in last evening ou a sho business visit. He will leave for hon 'this morning.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-09

Notice is hereby given that the sa- dcrsigned owners of tho mines kssWn as the Lute, Compromise, Black Masa, Aztec, Gold Note, Iowa, Maine, Oiyn- pia. vesuvius, Surprise, Cestef ed Oregon, and the improvemeats. na- ehinery, and tools located thesooa. Nl at and near Richinbar. Ysvapai CssseV, Arizona, win not be responsible fos debts Of any kind contracted fer hhss supplies or improvements on said psUp- erty or any of IL, while 1t 10 6sias worked under a contract and Ieass, ap1 that said property Is now being wsshbA under such contract and lease gros1pi |. C; W; Mitchell. .a Dated shix let V Of kESTadky hasSHi Hiss. srAsbAn%
 m COMPANY; I resk-a
 RICHINP .-s'Nd over hss ..
 py Has the hospi'al. where
 First puvsrcd '.' she ws'f
 ss hao. rrhaes,
 ,her olS
 Noti'ns rel
 dersigh ,eI
 of claims ~L
 west of HIal.
 ented clsis'se int the Eareka y@w-ss, county, Arir., will not >bs sest for debts of aoy kisd esstsAesS labor and improvements ss sAid Iasy, sr'y, while it is bsias worked II bond. a
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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-09
Spent Yesterday Here.

George C Young. general managc' of the Derby mine, m the Thumb Butte district spent yesterday here on mia. ing business.
 On the Sick List.
 Mr.. W. T. Buckingham of Hum boldi IS ill ni the Mercy hospital. in this city. She was reported better last evening.
 Left for Home.
 r. j. Morrison left last night. en route to his home In Congress June. tion, after three days visit here on mining business.
 Back From rlagstan.
 W. x. Norvicl, court stcnographcr has returned from Flagstaff, where hs attended the recent session of the district court.
 Back From Trip.
 Pat Twomey, an old time miner and prospcctor. returned here yesterday from s prospecting trip in the districts south of the city.
 Passed Through.
 James Collins, a former resident of this city, passed through here ycstcr' day morning on his way home to Phoenix from Goldfcld, Ncv. Back From the South.
 John Slak, who has mining interest, in the Bradshaw mountains. returned here yesterday from visit Co tb, southern part of the Territory. Looking for 1nvcstments.
 Ncstor A. Young of Los Angeles psof. wombold of San Francisco. Col John A. Berry of San Diego, and . Mir Carlson of Los Angeles, were q party of four prospective mine invest ors who arrived here last evening. Road Oversocrs Qualify. In From the Bradshaws.
 C. ". Mitchell, consulting engineer for the Duqucsnc Mining compan, nnd the Victor Mining company, ar' rived here last evening from \ visii to the Bradshaw mountains. A Professional Visit.
 Attorney Henry D. Ross left yestcr' day for St. Johns, where ho will bs present at the opening of the district court, Monday. in a professional way He expects to bc absent about ter days.
 Finished the Bridge. Joe Kcllum arrived here last Digh' from the Palace station ncighborboo, where ne rebuilt the bridge in Croos Canyon that recently collapsed while heavy boiler was being haule' over ii.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-09
Left for the South.

Delegate 10 Congress Mark smith was an outgoing passenger on the sout unbound train last night on trip through the southern part of the Ter ritory
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-09
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