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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-30
EXPLOSION MAINS TWO MIN
ING MEN

\ frghtlul accident, P',iful ~ -
entirety. heroic IN many features. amt
possibly to hr followed hy fatal r..
suits. nad us beginning shortly afi't
midnight, Tuesday morning. IN tho
accidental explosion Of two blasts 900
20 mine tunnel seventeen miles from
Wcndcndalc. saws the Republican.
The victims were william SaNr'
aud Fred Anderson. III" former well
known here and IN the Wickcnhurg
section. The accident occurred 90 tl"
properties If ihr IIarcuvar '"pp"'
company. which maintains IT. pin
cipnl office in this city, " X. Bunker.
formerly ot this ritv. j. sup'rni"nl-
pni
The two men injured were working
"n The night sniff. Ahout l:ah "''lork.
Tuesday morning. miners IN the ranu'
heard cries coming from liz" tuhn"l,
aud on investigation found SaNrc ANIL
Anderson. frightfully injured 10y the
premature explosion Of two of -four
blasts they had prepared Sayrc :
right hand was blown off. the hou"'
protrurling. his face aud body Were
horribly decorated. aud his cv"sigh'
destroyed. Anderson was frarfully cu'
aud bruised about the body. especial,
Ia front.
\ hoy was dispatched to Wcnd"n
dale. seventeen miles away, for doe
tor Despite the bad roads tno IL.
made ihc distance ia one hour IN,
seventeen minutes. Later the mes
were taken to Wrndrndalr aul Thence
to PhucniN un the first train. SLvr,''
right arm was aInpuiatcd below tn
elbow. Ills skull. which was fracture
was tIepnncd. pieces Of si"n" hcin'
1 removed from his brain. His RICH
cv, il entirely destroyed. lie has
| fighting chance. though. for rceov'r,
Anderson. with heroic for'iiudc. ha
refused to take opiatcs Ia cas" lei
pain. aud has horne his SUFFERING
without - murnur. His oycsighi
entirely destroyed. lie seems Va TAX
more interest IN the outcome a.
Savrc's wounds than his own.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-30
EXCELLENT SURFACE SHOWING
AT LOGAN

g. =. Enrnhari. who recently ac
ccptcd the position 81 superintendent
Of the Logan mine, in the Copper
BASIN district. owned 10y toe Logan
Copper co., and WHO stopped over
here Yesterday 10 order the Journal
Miner sent him, stated that the sur-
face showings az the Logan were the
best be- bad seen in this Territory
In the bottom of the double com
raftmont shaf' being sunk. the pay
streak OF red oxide oi copper ~ half
the width ~ TIE shaft The ore IL Of
o high grade. rlassrd rs shipping ore.
The shaft is pcrp, ndicular one. II
is the intention Of the company 10
sink il ~ depth ~ several hun lrcd
feet before any extensive drifting or
crosscutiing ~ done. The new hoist -
installed and good hcadwav * being
mad" IN sinking
~ new boarding house aul bunk
house was recently completed. ~ wei!
rs other necessary camp buildings.
water for camp purposes aud III"
hosting plant is pipcd Icy gravity
from - spring on the north end of The
claims. This spriug will furnish SUI
iiricnt water for u good sized r"du'-
ton plant. The eleven claims of the
group cover u schi.i aud porphyrv
contact. running IN q northcrly anI
s0uthcrly direction. easily traced for y
distance Of three miles.
The camp - located about -four
miles north nf skull Valley station
aud about two aud onc.half miles east
of Ramsgnte station. ou the :. T.. H.
y y. \ good wagon road leads from
the camp To- Skull Valley.
Mr.. Enrnhart returned last nigh, l.,
his camp
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-30
SALOME HARQUA HALA NAIL
CONTRACT IL LET TO
ROBERTS.
Special correspondence.

SALOME, Ariz.. Oct 22.-Ih'
Salomc. IIarqna IIala mail contract
has been awarded to Judge william
Roberts, the Quartzite-Salome mai
contractor. The same service II no"
assured for the Hnrqua liala seet'o"
iaat has been in existence between
here and Quartzits since the Jn'eV
came into this district. The service
will now be regular and daily, some
thing the people have been wanting
for nearly n year.
Robert McEntec and "Unele W
Wilkinson returned to Salome TO-DAY
after n round trip TO the Carr'gan ana
Bill williams sections over the ne"
Tank Pass road. Cy has been super
intcndent Of the Cara mine Tor so"'
time and says the new road from o'
lone IN free from the tronb'eso"'
and heavy drift sand ON the road 10
Bouse from the Bill Williams. rms
new road will satisfactorily settle '"'
transportation problem for tne car
siRan and Bill Williams section. g'V,
ing that district a good, hard, stra'p"'
road from the railroad to their prop
critics.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-30
BUYS LAUNDRY SITE.
NFrom 'rhnr.iaN'. nnIINl


Tuesday, the title To- the 'lin House
property passed into the American
steam Laundry company. and II IL
now given out that the city will nave
a second steam laundry in the next
few months.
Plans have been drawn for u new
laundry building. j0x5o feet in di-
mensiops, to be erected on the rear OF
the lot after the outbuildings on the
site are removed The building will
be one story In heigat aud the walls
Of reinforced concrete. II viii be
fitted with the latest and most mod
ern steam laundry machinery. which
includes many new electric appli.
anccs never seen here.
The CliG House building will he re-
modelled and rcftted for laundry pur-
poses, aud the company expects that
the machinery, building and improve
ments, when finished, will rcprcsen. AN
outlay ~ at least 10000.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-30
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ROOM

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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-30
ENGINEER WELL PLEASED.
,From Wednesday, Daily,

W ". Wilson. n Los Angeles mlnIni.
engineer, stopped over here yesterday,
rn route home from mine inspection
trip through the Cunningham Pass
country. lie stated that II was his
first visit into that district, aud that
he was surprised nt It's wonderful sur
face showings for copper and gold
mines.
~ will return there again. he
said, Sin the near future, AMI make
more extended Investigations. II Ger
iainly looks like n promising district
10 me"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-30

Nf,cr swearing cupid Robinson.
from whom they obtained the marriage
lic"usc. and Marrying Justice Me
Lane, who united them iu matrm.nv,
10 secrecy. Miss calm pIcrront aud
jesse Earl Fowler became man and
wife ~ I q clock, Saturday afternoon.
Their marriage did not become known
to those outside the s"crct until lt-'
evening.
The bride came here recently from
los Angeles. where her husband form
rrly resided Ne j. an cmplutc 'i
Whipplc Barracks.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-30
WIFE BITTERLY DISAPPOINTED,

Disappointing, indeed, was the cx-
ooricnrc of Mrs. William l.. Iritchard,
who arrived in this city, saturday
morning, from her nome in New phila-
delphia, Ohm, only 10 learn that the
remains OF her deceased husband. who
died here Friday morning. Ut . clock
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-30
HH.I.f -
JAPANESE LEADER CAPTURES a
BRIDE


The marriage epidemic which has
ragged in aud around Prescott So furi
ously of late as To cntiilc this city 10
the name of Gretna Green, again
broke out yesterday. extending evcn IT,
the Japanese quarter, when II, |. fuk-
uzaki took unto himself Miss u, Miyn-
moto as his hlushing bride.
Fukuzaki IL one of the leading
spirits in the Japanese colony, aud
gained some noioricty, some time ago,
by leading his force Of nineteen Jap
anese against AN equal number of To-
cal Japs who aad enlisted under the
banner of another leader. The timely
arrival of Ranger Olds prevented u
pistol duel between the two leaders
Of the opposing factions, and Fnku'
zaki was arrested on the charge 81
carrying concealed weapons. was tried,
found guilty and sentenced to pay .
6ne and spend ten days In jail. lie
appealed 10 the distric, court, and the
ease is still pending.
Harry" ms he IL Familiarity
known, has many friends among the
white population. ms well as in the
japanese quarter, who extend felicita-
tions.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-30
Verant. Bepanich.

At n late hour. Tuesday night, Miss
Tranika Verant and Jack Sspanich Of
Poland were united In marriage here
by Rev. Father Mandin Of the Cath
ollie church, They left yesterday morn
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-30

Full Associated Press dispatches In
the journal Miner.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-30
Were Married Secretly

ing for Poland, wh,rc they viii max"
ihrir fninrn hnme
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-30

JournslMine' want ads-try them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
MARTIN SHERIDAN AND
THE GREEK PRINCESS

HAMILTON. ONT, January 5.-Con-
queror of all the Greeks at the Olympic
games at Athens, toasted and toasted, and
the recipient of cheers from the admiring
multitude within the Atheneum, Martin
Sheridan retained his composure until a
beautiful Grecian princess sent for him and
favored him with her smiles. Then de.
veloped a romance in which the great
athlete and the princess figured and only
now, because of the innate modcsty OF
Sheridan, has the fact been disclosed In
brief Martin could have had the hand
of the princess in marriage, for n conf
dental courtler encouraged him to be-
gin his suit, VITA the assurance that
the heart of the pretty princess had gone
out to him. and that her hand was ready
for tho asking. She had told the courtier
that Sheridan, having defeated the Greeks
Mt their own game, he was more than
prince In her eyes But Martins heart
was in Manhattan and when he left
Greece sad-hearted princess was left
tehind The receipt by Martin OF a beau
tiful Christmas token of his prowess--
q statue IN gold, showing him victorious
ly clnging the discus, revealed the story
of the near romance. 1t was present
from his royal admirer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
DANIELS VERY GOOD.
But Comedian Is Whole Show in
Sergeant Brue."

The jolly little comedian Frank Dan
iels, with big company appeared last
night at the Academy in Sergeant Brue. .
the new musical farce by Owen Hall and
Liza Lehman. and as has happened on
more than one occasion this season, the
star was the whole show. The vehicle in
which Mr.. Daniels is appearing this year
Is very mediocre indeed. and only the
excellent company saved 1t from disaster.
AS Sergeant Brue," of the London police,
Mr. Daniels is irresistibly funny. and he
kept his admirers roaring by his quaint
methods and capers. Miss Julia Fravy,
the leading woman statesque and beauti-
full, was easily the star of the female por-
ton of the company. but had the great
misfortune to be suffering from the effects
of a severe cold. In spite of this her song,
"Dearie." in the last act, was the musical
hit of the evening. and she gracefully re-
sponded to encores as long as she could
sing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

instant; on trains II and IL and 81 and IS,
Assignment of space north bound: Hot
Springs, section one; Ashevilie, balance OF
space.
Present Memphis-Atlanta sleeping car
line, via Chattanooga, with last departure
from Memphis Sunday, 9Th instant, and
from Atlanta, same date, will be changed
to Memphis-Asheville, N, c., line. ef-
fecttve with first departure from Mem
phis Monday 18th instant, and from Ashe-
vile. same date. trains IL and ~.
Assignment of space east-bound: Cor
inth. section one, to Asheville; Memphis,
sections two and three. TO Chattanooga;
section four to Knoxville; balance of space
through to Asheville; Chattanooga, two
and three, to Asheville; Knoxville. sec
ton four, to Ashevilie West-bound:
Knoxville. section one; Chattanooga, sec
lions two and three: Asheville. balance of
space. Present Washington and Asheville
compartment car line operated Tuesdays
and Fridays. discontinued Immediately.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
COTTON EXCHANGE CASE.
Taft Held Conference With Post
master-General Cortelyou.

WASHINGTON, D. c., January g.
Henry w. Taft, of New York, counsel
for the New York Cotton Exchange, had
q conference to-day with Postmaster
General Cortelyou concerning the ap-
plication for the issuance of n fraud
order against the officers and members
of the exchange by Representative Liv-
ingston of Georgia. Mr.. Tafts mission
to Washington was to ascertain the
status of the case, with view to inter-
posing defense of the exchange when
the department is ready to hear 1t. He
says he is quite certain that charges
filed with the department do not consti-
tute a basis of action against either the
exchange Or any of its members by the
Post-ottice Department
After his conference with the post
master-general, Mr.. Taft went to the
White House to take luncheon with
President Roosevelt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
Railway Y. M. C. A.

Rev. Z. T. Dadmun formerly State sec
rotary of the Virginia Y. M. 9. A., but
now pastor of ST. James Methodist
on ''LepeFs' Spots" at the Main street
Station this afternoon. All men arc cordi-
ally invited to attend A splendid musical
program has been provided for the occa-
sion.
and entertainment tomorrow night at 8
o'clock for the benefit of the flower and
sick fund. An admission fee of ten cents
will he charged. An old maids contest
Will be on the program, which will be
is cordially invited
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
STUCK PIECE OF WOOD
ENTIRELY THROUGH HAND

In Jumping out of wagon at Eighth
and Main Streets yesterday afternoon, Mr.
James Smith, twenty-one years OF age,
stuck piece of wood entirely through
his hand. He suffered intense pain for
some time. and the ambulance was at
once called. DR.. Hudgtns. the ambulance
surgeon, responded, and by main force
pulled the splinter from the sufferers
hand. Mr.. Smith was treated, ana left
for his home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
SUSPECTED THIEF.
Negro Charged With Stealing Lot
of Iewelry.

Walter Wray. a negro, was arrested last
night by Detective Wiltshire. and is being
held as suspicious character. He is sus-
p Of ieweIry from di f persons a
Some time ago the detectives received
information that a lot of old jewlery had
been stolen. They found two bracelets
and two breastpins In a pawnshop and
confscated them. Last night Mr.. Wilt
shire learned of the whereabouts of Wray
and made the arrest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
Negroes Arrested.

George Goodman and Martha Thomp-
son, man and wife, although they go
by different names, We're arrested last
night by officer Andrews and charged
with being supicious characters. They
were recognized by Magistrate Lyle
for their appearance In court. The Of
ficers, at the station seemed to think
that there was very little In the charge
against the prisoners and that they
should not have been arrested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
NEGRO FRAcAs.
Two Men Charged With Cutting
Two Women

Thomas Clements and j. d. Bassett,
negroes, will face Justice Crutchtield
Monday morning on the charge of hav-
ing feloniously wounded Hattie John
son and Annie Wafer. Each negro is
charged with using knife. 1t was a
general fight among the colored pop
ulation of the Tenderloin, and the two
men Will have to explain their ac-
tiOnS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

The Rev. w. S. Dorset, the newly elect
ed pastor OF the Leigh Street Baptist
Church, reached the city few days ago,
and is for the present stopping at Ford's
Hotel.
Mr. Dorset will preach at the Leigh
Street Church this morning. and his sub
iect Will be Seeing the Unseen"
In the afternoon, beginning at o'clock,
an installation service will be held, at
which Rev. DIR. Hennlng will preside.
The following is the program which has
been arranged for this interesting service:
Organ prelude. "Hosanna" paul
Wachs); hymn No. s3S thrst. second and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
{ SOUTHERN SCHEDULE.
Important Changes Will Go Into
Effect TODAY

Important changes in the schedule of
tle soutnern hallway will go into effect
to-day. For the Improvement OF the seI,.
vice the following arrangement is made;
Present Nashville-Jersey City sleeping
car llne with last departure from Nash
Vile Sunday night 9Th instant and from,
Jersey City, Friday night 4th instant,
shortened, made an Asheville, N. C.-Jer-
sey City line, effective with first de-
parture from Ashevile Tuesday, sth In
stant and from Jersey City Sunday, 9Th
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

p. NJ Fry, occupied the chair No
business of general interest was trans
acted. the matters disposed of having
related mainly to the preparation OF
a new set of bylaws for the associ-
alton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
Finger Anputated.

James Morton, white man, got his
finger caught in piece of machinery at
the Cedar Works yesterday afternoon,
and was taken by DR.. Hudgins, OF the
ambulance, to the hospital where the
finger was amputated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

fifth verses; Scripture selections. Rev
L. L. Grace; Onward Christian Soldiers, ;"
the quartet; prayer. Rev. c. L. Stuart;
welcome for the church, James c. Har-
wood; for Richmond Baptists. Rev. Ry-
land Knight: solo, Love Divine" Miss
Irene Robinson; welcome for the denom-
ination. c. S. Gardner D. D.; for other
denominations, w. j. Young, d. D.; cho-
hus, How Lovely Are the Messengers, -
the choir: response Rev. W. s. Dorset;
hymn No. 1888 FIRST, seventh and eighth
verses: benediction, A. Bagby, d. d.;
postlude, "Cujus Amman (Rossini).
There will be no night service
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
DR.. CALIsCH TO LAWYERS
Ear Association to Hold Quar-
terly Meeting Thursday.

The Richmond Bar Association will
hold It's quarterly meeting next Tues
day at i:30 o'clock in the City Circuit
COURTROOM
President George Bryan and Secre-
tary Maurice a; lowers ~, nave sent out
attend.
The feature of the occasion will be
an address by Rev. DR.. E. N. Calisch,
who Will speak on the Mosaic Code"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
Judge Clopton to Sit.

chester, was yesterday designated by
Governor Swanson to hold q portion of
the January term of the Circuit Court
OF ,Accomac county for Judge ]. wv.
G. Blackstone, who Ia I'LL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
State Councillor Here.
The Mothers Club.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Mothers Club, in connection with the
Manchester Kindergarten, has been post
poned from January Sth TO Tucsduy Ian
uary 18th. at +. NJ 1t will take place
in the rooms of the kindergarten, and
Miss Parker, of Richmond. Will speak
ON the Importance OF training the imagi-
nation of children All who are inter
csted In this branch of educational work
are cordially invited to be- present
To Increase Their Pay.
From an authoritative source 1t was
learned yesterday that resolution would
shortly be offered either in the Finance
Committee or in the City Assembly. pro-
yiding for a substantial increase IN the
pay of the policemen. The pay OF the
iiremen has been ordered increased and
The long talked-of question Of giving the
Iatrolmen better salaries Is iiUw being
ngitated. The officers are very poorly
paid. Privates receive only $50 per MONTH
Sergeant Wright gets s65. and Chief
Llpscomb does not receive much over
500 n month for holding the two posi-
tions-chief OF Police and City Engineer
Meetings This Week.
The Police and Fire Commissioners will
meet Monday night. The Police Commits
sioners may take some action relative to
the proposed Increase of the salaries OF
the officers on Tuesday night there viii
be a Joint meeting OF the Board of Health
and the Health Committee in the Office of
pr. NJ. 2. Fucker. The Council Will meet
Friday night in regular session
Mrs. Sharp Dead.
After long Illness, Mrs. Sallle NJ Sharp.
.fty.nine years of age. died in her home,
Ninth and Maury Streets yesterday morn
ing at o'clock. She Is survived by
the following children: Mrs. A. II.
Grimes, Mrs s. T. Wescott. Miss Allie
Grimes, r p. Sharp. w. a. and F. NJ.
Sharp. Her step-children were Mrs. j. t.
Atwell. Mrs. j. f. Neister, G. r. Sharp.
Her surviving sisters are Mrs. w. G.
I'owlkes, Mrs, c. +. Sharp and Mrs. j. III.
Butler.
Tile funeral will take place from Fifth
Street Church. of which she was a mem
Der, this afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Was Heavily Fined.
Manager Smithers. of the Manchester
branch OF the Singer Sewing Machina
Company. was fined 500 by Squire Cowan
in Oak Grove on the charge of selling
machines without license. An appeal
was taken.
w. j. DobhIns. who was charged with
striking conductor of the street car
line. had his case continued in Police
Court yesterday morning.
Suit for Divorce.
Mrs. Annie L. Bates has instituted
suit for absolute divorce from her hus-
band. James II. Bates. She alleges In he.
bill of complaint that her husband de-
serted her on June GOTH nineteen days
after they We're married. and that she
has not seen him since. She believes
that he has gone to the West.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
Juniors to Meet.

The Junior Hollywood Memorial Asso-
citation will meet at Lee Camp Hall to-
morrow at II O'clock.
officers will be elected and good deal
of other important business will be trans
acted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

HHHes THIS Week: Tuesday night, Spar
fans w. Romans; Thursday, Britons VS..
Gelts; Saturday. Greeks VS.. SaXons, and
Spnrtans vs. Britons.
me games follow the regular graded
gymnasium classes, and are open to the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
Suit for Divorce.
BASKETBALL.
Interesting Games Being Held at
the Y M C. A

The games last week. including those of
last night, changed the standing Of the
teams In the y. NJ. G. A. Basketball
League. and the spartans are now at the
top with the Greeks close up. On Thurs
day night the Celts won from the SaXons
by the score of to 4. The game last
night resulted as follows: Spartans 49,:
Greeks, 10; Romans, 8; Britons, 6. Follow
ing is the line-up OF the teams:
Spartans. 16-P. Thornton, F.: W. Drawer
man, F; p. ]. Pearsal. G.; NIcC Thornton
(captain), G.; Z. ID. Pearson. G. Greeks,
10-C. A. Rady first halo, #: v. A. Wells.
u. +. IT. Twining, C; c. G., Burch. G.; P.
II. Davis (captain), G. Fl. A. Littleton
Second halD, +.
Field goals: P. Thornton, 3; Nice.
Thornton, 8; Wells, 3; Twining. Litteton
Pearsall. Free throws: P. Thornton, McC.
Thornton.
Romans, 9-N. F., Lawrence Captain.
T.. M. Fl. Lemen f: ]. Fl. Jones. C; j.
Cushman, G: G. w. Roach (first half), G;
]. Wheat Second halo. Britons, &C. V.
Blackburn r; D. A. Copeland, r; l.. Z.
Van SAINT. G: l.. E, Twining, G; D. r. Fox
(captain), G.
Field goals Lemen, 2; Van SAINT, q;
Lawrence Jones. Free throws: Law
renee Van SAINT. Point awarded. Brtons.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.