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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
TROUSERS THIEF ARRESTED.

Accused Of stealing pair of trous
crS, from the I!ilcs l,orknart clothini
store, ON Moutezuma street, some tim,
last week, Angel Perez was nrfeNc
Yesterday, about = o'clock, by Dcpuiy
sheriff Burns, ON Information given hy
Juan Martinez, who was arrested "a
few minutes bcfor" by the officer. whl
found him wearing the stolen trouscrl
When charged with the theft, Mar
iincz denied his guilt. and informed
the officer that h. had received tno
garment from Perez in exchange for
one he had given Perez, which the
latter had spoiled. After Perez was
taken into custody, Maritime was nj
lowed his liberty.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
NEW YORK HAS
BALLOON FEVER

NEW NbFh. N"' u. Hi'.'"H'
may -''u ]" common ~ Tue say
I. clouds. 49,. ~ 'h"
country "". '.' '..I.' ''r ',1uH' OF
im ..' 'h p"'- suddenly i'
h't' h'". ''n crazy. ~ in'
recent h'.'U'.' 'ii''n '"..@
81 L"u+ '"l. .N't "lH 'h' numerous
ASCENSION b'l"al"u's I"'u 'w'i"u
Wh" h1t' .'n '" ind '''"W"I"'i ~
uucNeiuue cN'u ' y" mil'- au hour,
have discovered 30" irvl Tor u"Y
-n"rI Wd l.'tWl i''' hrn' expect
io have their nerves stimulated h'''.
after in ih' HIr. Ih" strong 10 "i ihi.
sudden craze lor h'il""nng as r't
time is sufficiently Indicated hv ,h"
fact that at thr auto snow low h"ng
held her" ten balloons have been ''.
ualIv sold. with many others ordered.
BALLOON men h1N" '''n h'"t busy ir
ranging for demonstrations ol their
gas bags necessarily ht''' moro dli
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
NO RAISE IN THE
PRICE Of BEEF
SAYS HARMON
urom Tuesday paIl,)


l.. L.. Harmon, the layapai aud Mar.
ioopa county siockman. win, passed
through here last night, aftcr ten
days stay In northern Arizona. invest.
ignting the cattle market, said; ~
do not believe there will be- any raise
in The price of beet for some time.
The financial crisis ia the cas-, has not
affected the market here to any notice.
able extent. Recently the wholesale
beer meu Of Los Angeles raised the
price one. quarter of q cent aad the rc.
tnilors raised II 81 ccnts, which, I
ann inclined TO believe, was out II pro.
por ion 10 the raise made by the
wholesalers,
~ am satisfied with tn present
prices Mutton aud pork command
rather high prices Beef is now the
cheapest meat II can lie raised at I,
fair prof, Mt present prices. | keep
In close touch with the markets. and
ADM, that I am well pleased VITA the
condition of affairs.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
yAvAPA|'S EXHIBITS
At TERRITORIAL
FAIR
Phoenix Paper Speaks
Well Of Johns And
His Efforts

The Third Annual Territorial fais
opened ut Phoenix. Yesterday morn.
ing with ~ hnttcring attendance. ami
under most ausplcious conditions.
Speaking the part iavnpai county -
PLAYING in making the comfy exhibit.
such u feature of the Fair, the phoc.
nix Republican says:
~ Territorial fair without \. \.
Johns of Prescott. the husiling far
commissioner for yavapai coun,y.ip ut
Tendance. would lack grca, deal Of
being wha, IL really ought To- be-. Nh.
Johns IL on the ground aud has been
for several days, looking after biz con
stiturncy Mrs John will probably
join him tins morning.
"Mr. Johns comes loaded. ~ usual.
with Iavnpai county literature to
| place before tne rest of the world.
with the glad hand out for all. with
the genuine Nnvnpai smile aud badges
tor the home people To wear. iavapai
IL long on mines aud range stock but
u little short on thoroughbred show
stock and agriculture. However, the
reason IN mainly because the stock "a.
crcsis have not been developed ia taat
feature aud the agricultural valleys ri
Na,apni are 80 much smaller tnnn the
big mining area that many Of them
have been overlooked. Navapa will
have the usual fine mining exhibit al,l
meanwhile. she proposes 10 challenge
some of the blue ribbons on ugricul.
,urc and horticulture.
"Thc mines will speak for them
selves IN the mining building. hut in
point II the other products. the tx.
! hibi,s from the Verde Valley are well
worth special mention. The Verde Val.
ley " Wsccti0n of far greater area than
many people suppose. and - situated
So remotely from the railroad that the
average traveller never gets there, bur
there ~ no finer place IL the world ~
grow great MANY things, and thn
Verde apples have an all Territorial
reputation. Mr.. Johns mas the follow
my exhibit consigned To him from the
Verde Valley, and It's worth lookin1
up:
From one Ia five vnritics of mp.
pies, from six different exhibitors: also
exhibits Of Sxect POTATOES, eauli
flower. corn. wheat. oats, harley, chill,
beans, comb honey aud extracted
honey.
% He also has a fine exhibit of p',rs
from the Agua FRA Valley, grown by
A. W. Lcssard. aud lot of Peerless
potatoes from the celebrated American
ranch, famed In the early history of
Arizona. The ranch Is on the loo oi
! the old overland road to California aud
several notable Indian fights occurred
there, and on more than one occasion
about everything in those parts with a
white skin was killed off boy the
Apache Indian, in those days consld -
ed the most ferocious of all Arizonn
game animals
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13

~ New Nurks exclusive Riverside
ptl,, section. cols are uo~ costing
about go apiece. IN spite uf iho scar
city of real money. This iigur'. how.
over. j. not being pnid to g,i them.
hui To- got rid Of them. for this lnceiijs
IL literally suffering from plrguc
Of crls such ~ hips never been known
before. insignificant little eight irrn
fellows have been coming from liz"
river into the water pipe. oi many
apartments. causing all sor's of local
stoppngcs, while the big fellows. .wp
feet long. unable to- get ih. Tar. pi"I
ont the main inlet for q whole build
ing ~ u desirable resting place. thus
| cutting off the entire water supply
one of the most exclusive apartments
was without n drop of water for two
day, aud nights owing to tho eel block.
AIDE. the bell boy4 being PROSE into
the numilintiug service Of goi1g
around the corner with u tin pail Ia
! u" hllcd with wafer Large number
of plumbers can be seen cXcavnting Ia
get ~ the blocked water pIpcs. a.
Riverside Drive. IN spots. resembles =
mining camp. 70 go down twenty ~
thirty feet into the ground - the pines
aud then TO begin hunting for NJ.
= Eel. who. To- add ia the trouble, j. gen
orally very. very dead. Is IN cxpcn
sivc process. which up to dpt" has ~
rragcd about 40 per eel Apartment
/ jewellers. living in sight nf Who'll
river full of water. do not iclisn moi
being able To- get drop. nni whc1
distractions are cleared away. are noi
over enthusiastic over the eel tainted
supply. The city has been called up,'
| To keep al cells OF, of the mains. hn'
after vain attempt To No ~ has ,ak"r
the position that it has -" inrisd''
| ton over cells, anyhow.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13

That practically every chtt, nitrn
ing public school in New York - snf
fcring from defective teeth ~ the SUI
prising conclusion from statistic con.
tanned in the first report Of the DENIAL
clinic of the children = All Sccic'y.
Investigations carried On by the N'v
York Juvenile Asylum. whore physical
well being il made the basis Of child
reform. having revealed the fact thar
bad teeth nrc chief cause IN iuyon'l"
delinquency. free dental clinic was
formed in this city Ia treat this caus"
of trouble. While the clinic has bcen
IN operation only short time. 3"'
children have been examined. with the
surprising result Tint not onc rev"nl"''
n set Of teeth not in need of repairs.
just ,2Gt cavities were fonnd ~ n"
teeth % 800, and PA teeth had To lac
extracted Figured On this basis tn'r
ought to l., about 2.OOo.OO0 cavities IN
the teeth of all New Works. school
children. aud 350,O0O molirs which
ought to bc pulled. II IL rtnted that
the standard Of health ~ ia" schools
where dental supervision - IN for"
has already SHOWN marked improvc
ment,
LONGACRE.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
ENTERTAINED SUNSHINE cLuB

Miss Eva French entertained the
sunshine Club at her home. $40 North
Virginia street, Saturday evening. rs.
sisted by Mrs. Kendall aud Mrs. &. 4
French. Games and music were IA,
amusement features Of the evening
Refreshments were served. About
thirty'hve guests were present.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
JAPs TO GET $4,000.

YER. B g., Nov. .. The
bills of japanese for damages To prop
crty. resulting from the septemb"i
riots, aggregating over $4,000, will
not be paid in full. but about 10000
will be paid.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13

The run on New York : financial in
stitutions last week hrs now given
place to u run on the city's oyster sup
ply. For two nights and those paris
Of the intervening days during whlch
the succulcnt bivalvc II eaten. all N'w
York which frequent. hotels. cafes anl
even common restaurants, seemed 10
nave but one desire IN lie.'-to con.
sumo as many oysters ~ possib' ..
Worst Of ALL from the standpoint ~
the "four hundrrd,' the oystcrs wore
actually chcwcd, instead Of hcin swat
lowed whole, like pill, as society lc.
mands. The end of the first night e
this unique run found the oyster sun.
ply seriously mcniccd, while ON the
second 1t seemed probable that II
would become necessary Ia suspend
the filling of the oyster orders. pa'r'.
otic oystcrmcn of Long Island Sound,
however. anxious to avoid a national
calamity. bolstcrcd up the tottcrius
situation by furnishing large amount.
Of ready oysters. The whole m iir
ARCS. from the fact that Norman q.
Thwaitcs. an Englishman, while cou.
suming his oysters at the Hotel Aslor.
discovered in one of them n black
pearl, valued NJ $500. The chagrln
which he felt at crunching an q narj
substance quickly changed 70 joy upon
examining the cause. No question was
raised concerning the right of the
lucky finder to his trophy, the hotel
people stating that even had not this
point been settled by law they SHOULD
consider that the pearl belonged 70
Mr.. Thwaitcs. As a result the Eng
'lishman has had the gem mounted IN
scarf pin, and figures that he il
about $iDj ahead on his oyster order
a very good investment in these
times. Unfortunately for those p"r
sons who consumed several hundred
thousand oysters. hoping for similn'
piece Of luck, mo- further finds have
been reported.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13

Father Knickcrhocker j. now the
proud posscssor Of the largest soda
water fountain in the world. As cont
pared with the sum of sl,oo00Oo
which he spends every day On drinks
which are hard. the mere 100000
which IL left over for drinks which are
soft Is still one of striking proportions
Banks may fail aud stocks slump, but
there seems to be no diminu,ion of The
consumption of food aud drink. cspcci'
ally the latter. The new fountain,
from whicn soda water will he dis.
psnscd to thirsty thousands, costs
more tDan many n house AMI lot, $50,
900 being the Ggurc named. ], ~ In
deed something of work Of art, being
constructed ~ real onyx ani orna
mcntcd with bronze work aud paint
,nga imported FROM Italy. Tho capac
ity of tn, mammoth structure calls Tor
the daily consumption Of 5000 pounds
of ice, $40 pounds of sugar, 40 pounds
II chocolate, 40 gallons ~ erush'i
fruit. 720 lemons. 800 oranges, 300
eggs, 800 quarts Of milk, 2ip quarts of
cream, 80 pounds Of ~alnuts, u gal
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
Junction Visitors.

Mr.. and Mrs. V. \. Paul 81 T.
Junction NJ" visiting in the Ell,
McCabc Visitor.
Mrs Kate taughran, tcarh.r ,,
N''ah" school, ~ visiting !, H.,
Left for Home.
L. T.. McGillon lcfi lat 1,.
'l" outl'bound for his home IN u,.
.'a. after serving ou She grand Inn, i,
Pho past three days.
Left for the Fair.
lou u Han. the Mayer mip,n,
pp--'i through here last uigb,
Route to Phoonix, whcrc h. will a,,..
lbr Territorial Fair
VIII See the Fair.
tbarlrs Broan. superintendent O., "A
Crown King Mines company. left \,
nghl lor Phoenix. where ne viii a..
tend the Territorial Fair.
Left Tor Home.
George H. Upton. general manage,
90. ono Grnndc Mining company /.
II-' night on the southbouud train il
home. after serving on the late ora,
mry
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
Mine Superintendent Here.

&. T.. Warren, superintcu OF tn
.Iuania Mining company, operating /
the Crook Canyon section. is here o,
business
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
Circulating Among Friends.

Nick Schlumbcrgcr - IN ii" eli,
from his mines in the Banning Cree
section. circulating among his man.
friends.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
Left for Home.

Will l.. Clark. general manager
the United Verde Copper company
Jerome. left yesterday for the Co
per City after short visit here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
Gone 10 San Diego.

Ms. H. H. Grove and children lca\
this morning for san Diego, 'hl.' t'
nu extended visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
Mining Man Hero.

". l.. Roberts. VINO ha' mining inter
csis in the skull Valley aud ccppc
Basin districts. il visiting in ia
riiV
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
Popular Oficcr Resigns.

''corgc Mayer nas resigned rs q
member of III, Arizona Rangers. Iii.
resignation has been accepted by
Lieutenant ODDS. who is 10 Williams at
present
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
Here On Business.

Gcorgc Rohpot"t. the Agun w
sturkman aud miner. ~ her" on - sh"
business visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
Back From Williams.

Mrs, George 4. Young Of Derby a
rived here last night from short Wis
with relatives IN Williams.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
Mining Man Here.

Charles j. George, president an
general manager of the Lincoln Col
Mining company and the Arizona Min
ing aud Milling company, IS her, fro,
Los Angeles.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
A Mine Inspection Trip.

Dr.. ". ". Lewis arrived home IN
night from mine in-pc" ion trip
the .Iacknss Flat SECTION.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
Left for the Fair.
VIII See the Fair.
Loft FOR Home.


Oh. ono Grandc Mining company "a
base night on the souihbound train
home. after serving on the late GA,
iury
from Tucsdny's Daily,
An Omcial Visit.
Sheriff Lowry j. IN Phoenix nm a
fetal business.
Stockman Here.
lllrry clark of Williamson Vail,
d.. here IN business.
Lynx Greek Visitor.
.Iohn +. Greenwood of Lynx Cr,,y
/ rs visiting IN the city.
Here From Hillside.
Mr.. ANA Mrs. !. u. Shipp Of Hin.i.
are visiting in the city.
Humboldt Visitors.
Rev. aud Mrs. H. Owens If upu.
holdt are visiting in the city.
In From His Mines.
John Mcrwin ~ IN the city from hi.
mines ~ the Crown Point district.
In From His Mines.
lutc Wilson IL in tn" city fror h
mines IN the Crook Canyon country.
Left for the Fair.
j. w. Nash, u Williamson Valid
pioneer. left last night for Phoenix
Mine Manager Here.
John i. Jackson, the Copper Basl
mine manager. is visiting ia the city
Jerome Junction Visitors.
The Misses Jessie and Irene O'Bnr|
of jcromc Junction are here on saorl|
visit
Copper City Visitor.
4, W VI. seaman. manager of ID
Montana hotel, in Jerome, il acre ID
n business visit.
Will Visit the Fair.
Charles Adams was ar outgoing pa,l
Scngcr lat night. en- route 10 tac Tei-
ritorinl Fair
A Short Visit.
George Mayer paid a shori visl, 4
Humboldt, where h. has business 10
tcrcsts, yesterday.
On the Sick List.
7. y. cruice, chief clerk in the prs
idcnt's onicc of the 4. r.. l.. 4 +. Ry
IL reported III.
Stockman Here.
y. W sullivan arrived here at
: evening from his headquarters nrei
, near Sciigmnn.
Visiting in Phoenix.
DIR. and Mrs. John Summers will b
Y the guests of friends in Phoenix dol
, ing Fair week.
, Here From Mayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Clarke Of Nss,
arrived here last evening from "a
@ big bug metropolis.
y Home From Chicago.
n Mr.. and Mrs. !. u. l.. Williams a
rived home Sunday from a month
visit in Chicago.
( Back From Ranch.
I y. ]. Gardner returned yesterda
from short visit to his ranch in Is
skull Valley section.
Marriage License Issued.
Yesterday marriage license was 4
sued to Schuyler A. Davis and Mi
: Eva Elizabeth Sideli.
Old Resident Visits.
George Cook, an old tima residen
"t the city, arrived hero yesterda
from Nevada, whore ne has bnsine'
interests.
Left for the Fair.
Supervisor George T.. Harrington .
harrington was an outgoing passcng'
on the southbound train, SUNDAY nigh
en- route to the Territorial Fair.
Left for Phoenix.
Mrs. John A. Twiggs ~ MAXI
passed through here Sunday, "a roat
I" fhoenix, whore she will visit IN
Territorial Fair.
Left for Phoenix.
MI and Mrs. T.. A. Johns lcfi las
night on the southbound tran f.
Phoenix, where they will attend 10
. Territorial Fair
Passed Through.
a. IL. Warren, superintendent Of a
congress mine, passed through her
yesterday on the northbound train, e
route to williams, where b, will yls'
with relatives.
Homo From Reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. q. Rosenblai' "
nved home yesterday from Greer'
vile, Tenn, whore they attended y
union OF the Rosenblatt fanny
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
Home From Phoenix.

Joe Bold. of the Arii"nI Brew
company, returned yesterday from
business visit To Phoenix.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
Lett for Home.

Robert NJ. Tubb, a former rcsidcr
of this county, lett yesterday for hi
home in California. after plcamr
visit here with old friends and n,
uttlintancps
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
.x.xnxsxxNaxxssaHs~~~~~""~

Jerome Ni'ltol'
: 5 Ballard OF lcrnm' W'- non"
YESTERDAY ou short hu.uc-s visit
In From His Mines
T.. T.. Wndou i- BOO jb' ciiy from bis
mine. u the bradshaw mountains.
Denver VISITOR.
j. g. sullivan. 90 p,u,cr 9o''"lb,'
inspector. i. here ou ohir,ol business
In From Camp.
M,rna, ucHrlde is 900 tu" ci', from
hi, mining camp. ia tho M'ri'nc1 dis
trict
Back From visit.
n. Z. smith has returned from ar
cxtcnd,d visit with relative. in III
nois
McCabc Visitor
\. T.. Toner of NcCihr Viii l"av"
ion home to-day after q hu-iuc-, v'>''
here.
Left for Virginia.
Mr.. aud Mrs g. o. lunkiu, irii yes
tcrdnv Tor u visi, 10 ihcif former h"'uc
in Virginia.
Here On Business.
Gcorgc Rohpc,cr. 'hc Ngua Fria
sturkman aud miner. IL her" on - short
business visit.
Gone To San Diego.
Ms. u. II. Grove and children leave
rhi, morning for san Diego. Cal. for
uu extended visit.
A Mine Inspection Trip.
Dr.. ". W. Lewis arrived home la"
night from mine inspection trip IN
the .iacknss Flat section
Home From Phoenix.
.lor Bold. of the Nrilunl Brewing
company, returned Yesterday from u
busncs. vi,i, To Phoenix.
VIII Visit the Fair.
Joseph Birch will Leave today To-
Phoenix, where be- viii spend III, com
ing week Al the Territorial Fnu.
Mining Man Here.
W. L.. Roberts. VINO ha' mining inter.
csts in the skull Valley aud Copper
Basin districts. j. visiting IN the
city.
Circulating Among Friends.
Nick Schlumbcrgcr Is in ii" city
from his mines IN the Banning Creca
section. circulating among his many
friends.
Mine Superintendent Here.
&. T.. Warren, superintendent OF the
Juani,a Mining company. operating IL
the Crook Canyon section, is here on
| business.
Left for Home.
viii l.. Clark, general manager of
the United Verde copper company nj
Jerome. left yesterday for the Cop
per city after n short visit here.
Popular Oniccr Resigns.
George Mayer nas resigned rs a
member of 'hs Arizona Rangers. His
resignation has been accepted By
Lieutenant Odds. who is IN Williams at
present.
Back From Williams.
Mrs George 4. Young Of Derby AZ.
rived here last night from short visit
with relatives IN Williams.
Mining Man Here.
Charles j. George. president and
general manager Of the Lincoln Cola
Mining company and the Arizona Min.
ing aud Milling company, IS her, from
Los Angeles
Lett for Home.
Robert NJ. Tubb, former resident
of this county, lett yesterday for hi,
home IN California. after plcamn.
visit here with old friends and nc
guaintanccs
In From Mount Tritle.
John Bentley, W. H. Elliott aud W.
q. das,on, well known mechanics and
millwrights, are in the city from the
camp vi the Mount rritlc Copper com
pany, in the Slate Creek district.
Passed Through.
W. II. Williams of Humboldt passed
through here last night ON the south
hound train for Phoenix, where he will
attend the Territorial Fair.
Mine Manager Visits.
d. u. cleaveland, general manager
Of the shyloek mines, In the Black
'iiiiS, being opened by the A.izon,
central Mining company, is mere on
business for his concern.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
viii Visit the fair.

Joseph Birch will Leave today
Phoenix. where be- viii spend III, g
iug week ~ the Territorial FAN
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
Left for Virginia.

Nj. aud Mrs. g. u. lunkiu.
tcrdny Tor visit to ihcif iori
IN Virginia.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
Visiting in Phoenix.

DIR. and Mrs. John Summers vii
the guests Of friends in Phoenix.
ing Fair Mock.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
In From Mount Tritle.

John Bentley, W, T.. Elliott aud "
u. dns'on, well known mechanic, an
m'llwrights, are in the city from IN
camp vi ths Mount rritlc Copper con
pany, in the Slate Creek district.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
Left for the Fair.

supervisor George T.. Harrington
Harrington was an outgoing passcnl
on the Southbonnd train, sunday mig
en- route to the Territorial Fair.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
Old Resident Visits.

George Cook, an old time resic
OF the city arrived hero yester
from Nevada, whore ne has busi
interests.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
Back From visit.
McCabc Visitor

\. T.. Conner ot Nc'lhr VIII l'a'
for home to-day after q hu~in'-' VS.
here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
Stockman Here.

y. W. Sullivan arrived here
evening from his headquarters
near Sciigmhn.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
Copper City Visitor.

W VI, seaman. n,nal
Montana hotel. in Jerome
n business visit.
Will Visit the Fair.
Charles Adams was ar ,
scngcr lat night. en- rout,
ritorial Fair.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
Will Visit the Fair.
A Short Visit.

n Short Visit.
George Mayer paid shori Vi
Humboldt, where he has bus,nc
tcrcsis, yesterday.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
On the Sick List.

+. T.. cruicc, chief elcrI
idcnt's onicc of the q. Y.
u reported III.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
Passed Through.

Passed Through.
W. u. Williams Of Humboldt pass,
through here last night ON the sout
hound train for Phoenix, where he "
attend the Territorial Fair.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
Home From Chicago.
Back From Ranch.
Marriage License Issued.

Yesterday "A marriage license
sued to Schuyler A. Davis and
Eva Elizabeth Sidcli.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
Here From Mayer.

Mr.. and Mrs. u. A. Clarke Of ,
arrived here last evening from
Big Bug metropolis.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13

from Tur~dnv's Daily
nn....l VILLA
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
Mine Manager Visits.

D. d. Cleaveland, general manager
OF the shyloek mines, In the Black
Hills, being opened by the A.izon,
Central Mining company, is mere on
business for his concern.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-07-18
WESTERN MEN IN NEW YORK.
Brains of Mountain and Prairie in De.
mand in the Financial Center.

Ever since the early days, when D.
o. Mills, J. B. Haggin and James r.
Keene "emigrated' from California to
New York, the metropolis has been
drawing largely on the west and south
tor it's supply of men who do things"
theodore P. ShontS, both southerner
and westerner, who has undertaken to
solve New York's great transit prob
lem, is the latest importation in re-
Spouse to the call of the east.
The promptness with which Thos f.
Ryan, of Virginia, turned the Equit-
able Life Assurance Society over to
it's policyholders, who now elect ma
jority of it's Board of Directors, and
Invested himself of the control of the
stock which he bought from Jas. H.
Hyde, and the success of the new
management of the Society under the
direction of President Paul Morton,
havescreated a demand for the Strong
men of the south and west that is
greater than ever before. Under the
Morton management the Equitable has
made better showing than any other
insurance company in the way of i'm
proved methods, economies and in
creased returns to policyholders.
E. H. Gary, head of the greatest cor
poration in the world-the U. S. Steel
Co.-John w. Gates, Henry C. Prick,
Norman B. Ream, VIM H. Moore and
Daniel G.. Reid are other Westerners
who are among the biggest men in
New York,