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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-24
Laree Reduction Works To Be In- stalled Soon at This Well Known Producing Property--Eneineer Con- ing To Superintend The Construction Of The Mills. Etc.

mile of drifts and cros.cuts n, ,t. vein, there is said to be orc bodi.. estimated to value 130, DOC, 900. blocked out, in addition to a large tonnage on tho dump ready for treatment in tb, new plant. Tho Littlc Jessie bos !, record of gold production dating bsst to tho uncovcring of its first orc shoot, which was exceedingly rich and from which somc of the hiRhc,, e,,de gold rock over found in tho dis,r;o, was mined.
 At present tho energies of the man. 'gcmcnt are confined to cnlarginc And r"'mbcring this shaft, which will h, sunk to the 1,OO0.foot level before apv extensive exploration is attempted Some two months ngo a very impor,an, strike was made tn crosscut from ,he 300foot level in this shaft. when ,r ore body was uncovered, never known before to exist, at n distance of 60 fec, from the rich paystreak on the fool wall, which is proving well
 John $. Jones, president and zen. cral manager of tho company, throurl whose efforts the mine has become tb, success that it is, expects the Little Jessie to surprise the district when ifs ore bodies are tapped from inc 1000 foot station by drifts and crosscu,s and hc believes that the orc shoo, re gently discovered in tho 5O.foot eros cut from the 900 may prove to he even greater than tho rich footwalI nay streak. which has already yielded $soo,00O in tho yellow metal.
 In addition Co tho Little Jessie. thc company owns the Dividend mine, To ca'ed north of, and Adjoining, thc former. and on parallel loai Herc, as in the Little Jessie, thcrs arc la,ae bodies of orc exposed, although thc mine K developed to q depth of only q little over 900 foct. AS soon AS ,hc mill is installed the Dividend shafi will be continued to greater depth, ,lc vein extensively developed, and thc output treated in tho new plant.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-24
SAYS THAT NEVADA STOCKS RE CEIvE THE MOST ATTENTION.
(From Sundays Daily.

r. IT. Lamb, division superintendent, of the Western Union Telegraph com. pany's lines, with headquarters in Los Angeles, is in the city looking over tho local field, which has been materially increased for tho Western Union since tho Postal eompany was forced out by the taking over of the s. F., r. & P. telegraph lines, thus leaving the Pos tai without n line into this city.
 MT. Lamb states several improve. mcnts are contemplated for the local of flee, which will tend to give the Pres. colt public as excellent telegraph ser. vice ns can bc furnished by the Western Union.
 Speaking of Arizona 's resources and what Los Angeles business men knew about them, Mir. Lamb said.
 From the amount of business that passes through our Los Angeles office to Nevada it would seem that Los An. ge'es people are interested solely in Nevada mining stocks, But very little business goes through the office rela. tive to Arizona mining stocks, but I be. 'leve this will soon be changed when they awake to Inc importance of this Territory and tho value of it's mining intcrests.''
 Mr. Lamb will leave in n day or two to look over the Phoenix office.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-24
NEW COUNCIL INSTITUTED,
(From Tuesdays Daily0

R. F.. Morrison, Peter Jolly, J. q O'Connor, J. R. Mcdonald. r. J' he0 bnne and Anton Armbruster, memoe'' of the local council of the kn'gh" ~ Columbus, returned last night ''o" Flsgstaf, where they assisted m 'n'" tuting a council of the order suno" They report having been royalty en"' tained by the skylight City h0lg''' There were also delegations in f''s stan from San Francisco and Los ~
 geles. A number. of other k"e"1 from this city will return Wedne'''' after taking advantage of the f'sa' sion to tho Grand Canyon and o'''1 points of interest in Coeonino cou'V
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-24
BRYAN IN RHODE ISLAND

PROVIDENCE, R. l., April 2o.-- William J. Bryan, who is making n tour of'New England, spoke in woon. speket this afternoon, and will remain tn Providence ovcr Sunday. During his visit Mr. Bryan will be entertained by tho Democratic State committee of Rhode Island.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-24
n vacation in the city. Grow n King Visitor.

VI VuCotloh III tuc Citys Grown King Visitor.
 Mrs. George r. sI,arncs of Crown King is visiting in the city. Hero On Business.
 W. l.. Dustin, n McCabc mining man, is visiting in the city. Spent Sunday Here.
 Ben Romer and NJ. Schulz of Jcr- omo spent Sunday in the city. Spent Sunday Here.
 W. C. Bayless, n Flagstaff business man, spent Sunday in the city. Call For IL.
 Thor, tx an answer to an advertise. mcnt at this office for F. Strange. Humboldt Visitors.
 Mir and Mrs w. F. Buckingham of Humboldt are visiting in tho city. Ash Fork Visitor.
 C. IT. Lodcr, S. F.. F. & r. agent and telegraph operator at Ash Fork, arrived here last night on the southbound train on short business visit. Mir. Loder was formerly in charge of the Postal Telegraph company's office here. Back rrori Kirkland. John II. Robinson returned ytstcr. day from n visit with his parents in Kirkland.
 McCabc Visitor. F. A. Brown of McCabc was noticed circulating among his friends here on Sunday.
 Here From McCabc. Mrs. ]. Caspari of McCabc is visiting tn the city. She is guest at the Press. | colt hotel.
 Black Canyon Visitor. R. C. Houston came in Sunday from the Black Canyon district on n short 10 sincss visit.
 Hero From Hillside !. Leidig, who has promising min. ing interests in the Hillside country. is visiting in the city.
 Senator visitir. Mrs. W. B. McWhortcr of Senator was among tho out of town visitors here yesterday on business. Flagstaff Visitor. ]. D. Newman, the Coconino county stockman, arrived here yesterday from ] Flagstaff, on stock business. Copper Czar Visitors. Mir. and Mrs. F.. W. McClavc of Cop. per Czar are visiting in the city. They are guests at the Burke hotel. Humboldt Visitors. Mrs. T. II. Oxnam and Miss Iris OK. nam of Humboldt are visiting in the city. They are guests at Nhc Burke hotel.
 Hassayampa Visitor. 1 Isaac Anderson came in ycstcr,lay from the Independence mine. in the Iiassayampa district. on a short busi. ness visit.
 Left for Home.
 Mrs. Neal lcf, yesterday for her home in New York. after two months visit here with her sister Mrs ". II. Gooch. Left for tho Monica. David C. Robinson returned yester. ' day to the Monica mine, in the Kirk land district. after a pleasant two l days visit here.
 Left for Kirkland
 Hill '. Moore. carpenter and builder, left Sunday night for Kirkland, where he has a contract to build a house for Y. NJ. Earnhart.
 Left for Wcndcn. Supervisor Barney Smith left last
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-24

V i'fH '''''''s'e Williams Visitor
 J. T.. lIoguc of Williams is visiting 70 tho city, Hero Prom McCapc
 O. O. Stevens of McCabc is here on a 1uuuc-s visit Back From Tucson
 A. M Elliott returned yesterday from Tucson. Camp Wood Visitor.
 r. IT. Wright of Camp Wood k here 200 hu.iuc-, visit In Prom the Monica.
 ! Morales of thc Monica mine ii ,isiting m the city. Groom Creek Visitor.
 r. B. Emery, tho Groom Creek mine operator, K visiting in the city. seligman Merchant Here.
 Michael Mcbride. the Scligman mcr- rhant. K here on business visit. Here From Skull Valley.
 n. B. Powell and Mitchell Burch of Skull Valley are visiting in tho city.
 Here From tho Monica.
 David C. Robinson came in ycstcr lay from the Mouicn mine. on short visit.
 Left for Homo.
 Tom Taylor. superintendent of the United Verde Copper company's smcl. .crs at Jerome, left yesterday for home, after n pleasant visit here. Mining Man Visits.
 r. !. Morrison. thc Congress June ton mining man. is here on mining business
 Back From Salt Lake.
 Ben IIartwick. proprietor of the Del Monte. returned yesterday from Salt Lake. Utah.
 Accerts New Position.
 William \. Hawke will leave today for the Riohcnbar m,nc. where hr hnS accepted position. To Spend Sunday Here. 
 Elmer Wells. superintendent of the Lclnn mine, came in yesterday ,o spend the Sabbath with relatives here. Spent Yesterday Here.
 x. C. Webster. superintendent of the Josephine m,nc. in the lIassayampn dis. trict, spent yesterday here on busi. ness.
 In From Lone Pine
 ..,..ch Mak~eA oamc iu yesterday from the Lone p,uc mine to enjoy q short vacation among his matiN friends here.
 Left for Cloudcroit.
 Mrs William rcrrcii and Miss Lulu Love Jeff ycstcrday for Cloudcroft, x. M,, where they will spend three months visiting with relatives A Flying Visit.
 W. l.. Anderson, the Ash Fork tclo. graph operator, paid flying visit yes. t"rday tp Tho city, returning home on Inc afternoon northbound train. VII Spend Sunday Here.
 llcary Y. Brown, general manager of the Lucky SlnE mine in the Mineral Point district, came in yesterday to
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-24

night on the southbound train for the Wendcn district, where hc has mining interests. He will return Saturday. Left for California.
 Mrs ". W. Vanderbilt left ycs'cr. day for California. where she will visit for some time with her sister, before returning ,o her home in New York. A Mine Inspection Trip.
 W. r. BcldiEg left Sunday night on the southbound train for the new cop per country along the line Of the A. & C. railroad, on n mine inspection trip. Left for Home.
 Rev C. C. Harris. presiding elder oi the Methodist church, South, returned yesterday to his home in Phoenix, af ter spending the Sabbath in this city. 3tockman Here.
 William Mcintyre, prominent stockman and wool grower arrived here yesterday from the south. He will remain in this section for a few days
 Left for Missouri.
 EI \. Campbell left yesterday for his old home in Butler, Mo-, in response to n telegram which brought the snd information that his father is very Ill there.
 Mine Manager Visits.
 l.. F.. Moses, general manager of the Rosalic Copper company. operating in he Copper Creek district, twenty five miles east of Mayer, is here on mining business.
 Was Here Sunday.
 A. C. Mcqueen, live stock agent for the x. F., P. & P. and operated lines, 'nmc in from the Cordcs section, Sun. day, and left yesterday for his home n Mesa.
 Left for Congress.
 !. D. Crablc left las, night for th. amp of the United Mines company, Icar Congress, to install n boiler and huild foundations for machinery being installed there.
 Spent Sunday Here.
 J. w. Hobbs. superintendent ot the Black Mountain Mining company, left yesterday for his compnny's camp in he Mineral Point district, after spend ng the Sabbath with his family here McCabc Visitor.
 George Conlon, the well known Me Cabc miner and mine owner, was among n number of Big Bug mine people who spent the Sabbath circu. a,irg among their many friends here. \ Flying Visit.
 J. T. Whcdon, who K developing a promising mining property in the Min 'ral Point district, paid a flying visit yesterday to the city, returning home m the afternoon daylight express Left for Italy.
 Louis Barnard and Dominic Calla left yesterday for visit io their old homes in Turin, Italy. after residence of twcn'ytwo years in the United Stntcs. They will return m a few months.
 Prominent Photographers Here.
 C. ". Gaunt, superintendent of thc santa fc telegraph service, with head quarters in Topeka, Kan, and II. C.. Shase. assistant superintendent, with headquarters in Los Angeles. Cal, ar rived here last evening in Mir. Gaunt s private ear. They were met at Ash Fork by r. II. Lamb, mpcrintcndent of the Western Union Telegraph com. pany, who returned here with them. They will make tour fthc $. F., F. X y. and operated lines during their visit to the Territory.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-24

 spend the Sabbath with his many friends here. McCabc Visitors.
 !. II. Farrell. general manager of the New England.Arzona Copper com. pany, was in the city yesterday. He was accompanied by his daughter, Miss Nora Farrell Left for the East.
 William McDadc and ]. ]. Sweeney. who recently disposed of their inter. csts in the Money Metals Mining com. pany left yesterday for their homes in Braddicks, Penn. Humboldt Mechanics Visit.
 Archie Gran, and Charles Carlson, well known Humboldt mechanics, came in Inst evening from the new Shelter City. They will leave for home today on the Poland train. Visiting With Friends.
 Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Malloy and son of hseo arc visiting in the city with friends. They will leave in a few days for the coast. where Mrs Malloy and son will spend the summer months with relatives Tn From Camp.
 w. II. Reitcrmnn, secretary and gen. cral manager of the Money Metals Min ing company. operating in the Black Hills. came in yesterday from his com. pany's camp. on mining business. He states that satisfactory progress is be ing made in the sinking of the com partmcnt shaft. Visiting Ills Family.
 M l.. Buckley, superintendent of the Blackberry Mining and Development. company, came in yesterday from his company's camp. in tho Cherry Creek district. to spend the Sabbath with his family.
 Will Leave for Home
 Mir and Mrs. V. R. Sallingcr will leave for their home in Los Angeles today. after n ten days visit here. Mir. Snllingcr IS general manager of the lime company operating in tho puntcnncy section, near IIcll'S Canyon. Crown King Visitors.
 Mrs. !. K. Mcdonnell and daughter, Roberta, of Crown King, are visiting with Mr. aud Mrs. k. F. Morrison, Mrs. McDonncll's parents. Mrs. Me. Donncll will leave for home today and leave baby Roberta with her grand. mother.
 Here From tho Monarch.
 F. A. Thanisch. assayer for the Mon. arch Mining and Smelling company, ar. rived here yesterday from that com. pnny's camp, in the Wickcnburg SOC. ton. Nc stated that the machinery in the mill recently destroyed by fire is q total loss.
 Pittsburgcr Here.
 O. Evans Mikcscll. a pitisburg. Pa., newspaper man, K visiting this section with a view of becoming financially interested in iho mining industry m this county. He stated yesterday that from what he saw of this country hc believed it 'to bc one of great mineral possibilities.
 (from Tuesdays Daily. Turkey Visitor.
 C. r. Whitney of Turkey K visiting in the city.
 Here From Salomc.
 II. C. Shotwcll of Salomc Is here on mining business. On a Vacation.
 Frank J. Fay of McCabc is enjoying
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-24
Tn From Camp.

Tn From Camp.
 W. II. Reitcrmnn, secretary and gen cral manager of the Money Metals Min ing company, operating in the Black Hills. came in yesterday from his com pany's camp. on mining business. IIc states that satisfactory progress is be ing made in the sinking of the com partmcnt shaft
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-24
Visiting HIS Family.

M l.. Buckley, superintendent of q Blackberry Mining and Devclopmcl company, came in yesterday from h company's camp. in tho Cherry Gre, district, to spend the Sabbath with h family.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-24
Left for the East.

William McDadc and I. l. Sweeney. who recently disposed of their inter. csts in the Money Metals Mining com. pany left yesterday for their homes in lraddcks, Penn.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-24
Will Leave for Home.

Mir. and Mrs. V. R. Sallingor " leave for their home in Los Angel today. after n ten days visit hc' Mir Snllingcr IS general manager
 the lime company operating in [ pmninnnnY scctinn. nnnr IIcll ,s CnnNn
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-24

spend the Sabbath with his many friends here. McCabc Visitors.
 J. IT, Farrell. general manager of the New England-Arizona Copper com pany, was in the city yesterday. He was accompanied by his daughter, Miss Nora Farrell
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-24
Left for Missouri.

EJ. \. Campbell left yesterday fo his old home in Butler, Mo, in respons to n telegram which brought the sa' information that his father is very il | there.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-24

(from Tuesdays Daily. Turkey Visitor. C. r. Whitney of Turkey K visitin in the city.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-24

O. Evans Mikcscll. a pitisburg. Pa., newspaper man, k visiting this section with a view of becoming financially interested in iho mining industry m this county. He stated yesterday that from what he saw of this country hc believed it 'to bc one of great mineral possibilities.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-24
Loft for Congress.

!. D. Crablc left las, nigh, for th, amp of the United Mines company icar Congress, to install a boiler and huild foundations for machinery being installed there.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-24
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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-24
Was Here Sunday.

A. C. Mcqueen, live stock agent fol the x. F., P. & P. and operated lines amc in from the Cordcs section, Sun day, and left yesterday for his home n Mesa.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-24

Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Malloy and son of Aseo arc visiting in the city with friends. They will leave in n few days for the coast. where Mrs. Malloy and son will spend the summer months
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-24
Left for Home.
3tockman Here.

3tockman Here.
 William Mcintyre, promin stockman and wool grower, nrri here yesterday from the south. will remain in this section for days.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-24
Humboldt Mechanics Visit.

Archie Grant and Charles Carlson, well known Humboldt mechanics, came in last evening from the new Shelter City. They will leave for home today on the Poland train.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-24
Mine Manager Visits.

Mino Manager Visits.
 l.. F.. Moses, general manager of Rosalic Copper company, operating he Copper Creek district, twenty. fl niles east of Mayer, is here on mini business.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
Tech WILL NOT PLAY PREPS
Declines TO Consider a Game with
Georgetown Team.
High school Champions Refuse All
TeTms-C0ntest for InteFschO-
IaStic Title Is on.

Technical High School yesterday de
clined positively to consider arranging a
football game this fan with the George
town Preps.
For weeks the followers Of the Preps
have been trying TO get date but it
was not until after Assistant Manager
McQuail of the Preps. and Faculty Ad-
wiser Mattern. OF Tech. had talked the
matter over yesterday that it was learned
finally that under no conditions will the
Manual Trainers agree to play.
It is understood that the Props stood
willing TO make almost any concessions
in order TO have the game It was sug-
gested that the contest be decided at Ma
tional Park and Tech allowed to name
the officials. but these offers were de
cIined and the game is on.
Although there is one remaining game.
Tech is conceded the championship of the
high schools. "a title that has beeen won
by outClassing every other team in the
league. Man for man. Tech outweghs
the other four eleve8s by many pounds.
and has captured the penuant after roll
ing Up probably the largest total ever
made in the local league The Preps
have the only other scholastic team
which compares with Tech ia the matter
of weight, and it was hoped by the fol-
lowers Of football here that some date
would be arranged. so the relative
strength OF the teams could be decided.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
Apprentice allowance claimed. sFizer entry.
RACES ON FLORIDA BEACH.
Two Long Events VIII BE Feature
of Annual Auto Tourney.

New York, Nov. definite annornce-
ment was made to-day that a speed carni-
val would again be run on the Ormond-
Daytora Beach in Florida during the
coming winter
For some time there have been rumors
that no tournament would be given by the
Florida East Coast Automobile Associa-
ton this winter hut at a meeting in New
York this week it was decided to hold the
tournament which is to be the sixth an
nual meet on the Flori3a beach.
a radical change is 20 be made in the
programme for the coming meet over that
of former tournaments. ana the mile or
two mile record sprints will be more or
less subordinated TO two long events, one
for tie racing cars that were constructed
for the abandoned 1907 Vanderbilt Cup
race on Long Island. and the other for
strictly stock cars Of 6J-hcrsepower, or
less The exact distances for these two
races have as yet not been decided upon,
but ii is quite possible that the race for
the specially built machines will be Of a
similar distance for the cup contest The
race for the stock cars will possibly be
a05 TO 30 miles.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
TIGERS FEAR OUTCOME.
Princeton Not Over-cOnfdent of De-
fenting the Indians.

Princeton, Nov. l-On the eve of what
promises 90 be one of the greatest foot
bail battles of late years, Princeton is
rustling with excitement Tomorrow
morning practically the whole university
will be headed for the polo grounds.
There is no use in mincing matters.
Princeton is fear Of the outcome of
the scrap with the Indians. but the Tigers
Will enter the fight in zip top shape. for
the most part, ready 10 do the best that
is in them, and this means a lot.
A defeat tomorrow is apt to work
havoc with Nassaus chances Of beating
Yale this year SO there is a double in
cenJive for Princeton 10 win.
New York Nov. The Carlisle Indians
to the number of twenty-six. piloted by
Pop Warner. their coach, arrived here
tonight and pitched their teepees in the
Hotel Cumberland. They were in bed
shortly after reaching their hotel
With two exceptions. all of the Indians
are IT. couple of injuries developed
as a result of the Pennsylvania game.
one to one Of the guards and one TO the
left half back, Payne The latter. there
fore. viii not play tomorrow. at least. he
will not start Thorpe Will take his place,
and Warner says he is as good rs Payne.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
Lineup and summary.


Philadelphia, Nov Instead Of "a hard
practice, the coaches of the University of
Pennsylvania football team surprised the
players by taking them for a long walk
in preparation for tie game with Lafay-
ette tomorrow. The team is in much
better physical condition than last week,
although Capt Folwell is stiIl suffering
from his sore foot In case of his not
playinE. Townsend or SOmmer VIII be
substituted CASTOR. who had a slight
case cf water ON the knee. has recovered
sufficiently 60 start the game. Zeigler
The big guard Bill HoNenback and Ed
Greene have all come around in fine
Enlre
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
COLUMBIA REVIVES GAME.
FFaternities Hope to Keep Foot
EaH Alive IN the University.

New York. Nov Another agitation is
under way az Columbia University TO re-
store football, but the movement has
taken an entirely different form from all
previous attempts An effort has lately
been made to hold interclass football
games. but. after several weeks of work
by some of the more arduous students
the plan was nipped i'm the bud last week
by The faculty committee on athletics
The students have now adopted another
plan. The fraternities have started To-
organize teams. and >interfraternlty con-
tests viii be played this fall There is
some talk Of ID league among the Greek
letter societies 10 play FOR the champion
ship Of the university. The Alpha Delta
Phi Delta Phi. and Psi Ups1on fraterui-
ties already have teams, and are arraug-
ing games.
The plan has not yet been definitely
worked out. as The movement has just
begun. bat the meu feel that these inter
fraternity contests viii keep the game
alive
The undergraduates realize that i'm q
very few years the university viii Dee
devoid ~ men who have played the
game. and. if il is ever restored. great
difficulty viii Doe experienced in develop
ing "a team