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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-10
What Women Wear IL Iceland.

The usual dress of the women of Ice.
land, irrespective OF wealth or station,
consists of a Ejhg garment of wndmol,.
hanging from! tho Shoulders, to the,
heels. and-f with a bright clasp
pt the neck. Over this two or three
blue or Whit; ipetticoat4 are worn,
8hiR . blGes cab hanging flown on ppe
side, OF sth&l hdtld. completes the COS,
tune. On Sundays and festivals the
dresses re-beth-peculiaE and-strikinS
IN appearance. There is bodice. or
nRmented with: gilt .buttons land red
and black velvet. Over this is tight
Citing velvet JScksf or .ftrejq, be.
meath two Of, three bright ,petacoats.
blue or red w6rsted stockings, and
shoes OF seal or shark skin. The whole
Is surmounted by remarkable head
dress, very beautiful In effect. The
"faldur," MS 1t. is called, is made OF
stiftly starched white linen, kept In
place by irnumerable pins and measur-
ing often so much MS two feet in
heiSht.-Scottish Nights,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-10
1SEfflNa REAb77fo lsEd.
aIEcS;yi; and =so5sGiide

>V6IIey CIT SINE and soGdeFtoEi pa
Tired oF--;Eheir---, ElootEio----Liahtina
alasPl antssaSsaszst,asIyss
9itygelSsn Ds7siIas1decitle dobysa
vote of nearly three to one to sell its
electric lightpi every ward IN the
city Noting IN, favor 9fI the sale3 III
explaining the cause of this action q
local banker writes that, like most
-such enterprises. the Valley City plant
Jhas BECOME asburden to the city" and
has been furnishing poor lights for the
past two years. For this reason and
because of, increasing prices many
have deserted the service.
The dlssntisfa ction with: the service
has been growing long time. Two
attempts were made to- dispose of 1t
three years ago. The first bids were re-.
tected as being too lows The next bid.
accepted by the council, was not In
accordance with the specifications. and
another bidder secured an Injunction
restraining the sale. Many business
houses have installed private gasoline
lighting; systems of their OWL j
According to the Electrical World
the town council of Souderton. Pa, is
considering the proposition of aban-
doninc the borough electric light plant
and purchasing electricity to operate
the borough lighting system, the West
Teiford Electric company having OFFER
ed to- furnish electric energy Mt n low;
err price than the borough can ulanu-.
fncture.it ilfi,l}sl.t4i5fClss Ii4Ei
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-10
SLEP5FO..N BEAR IR53'i BACK
Minnesota Boy UnRurt After Niqht
IN Bruins Den. -
.tBoss.i:ziIy abb foI M
L.IrnbsTls6I .gSsni1aTiiil ~. uts

TT'''! ~ Nl'F's OF FNu5HIssI0H g khe
Nature Fakirs, ASsoeiatiop- Hopes
Roosevelt Won't Learn His Name.
Withholding his name lest he be
claksed by President Roosevelt as a
mature fakir' along with q %. G.
Roberts and others. n Minnesota luml
beEjack relates a bear story which
makes The Rev. DIR. William J Longs
ANIMAL tales sound, like axidmatIc
truth. ~ , stSSs ~
th the wilds OF Minnesota, a dozen
miles from Grand Rapids ldwells, a
horhestea1er named Hans Larsen.
While clearing the land for cultivation
he has also beer rearing a family Of
sseFhu children Among the number is
n three-year-old boy; who Is known as
III
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-10

SWEET MELODY FLOUR,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-10
Headache ana constipation disap-

Headache ana constipation disap-
pear when Rings Little Liver Pills
are used They keep tho system
clean, the stomach sweet Taken
occasionally they keep you well.
They are for the entire family. Sold.
by H. f, Burke.
SWEET MELODY ELoUR.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-10
Secrets.

To tell our own secrets is. generally
folly, but that folly is without guilt
To communicate those with which we
are intrusted Istal&ays trearhery. and
-Geachery for the most part combines
with foHy.-Iohnson.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-10
never would give in If he died.

never would give in If he died. -.
j After we had lunch we went at 1t
again Along about noon I found the
kid sleepin' IN n hollow log. Would
not have seen him II 1t had not been
for his -ftttie=cap' that had fallen on=the
ground--TLe was in.a~bear .dRn.-gIs took
him out Of the log. and the first thing
be said was that he vas hungry 1
gave HIN all the lunch had left. land
be deY6ured5it. iii Il
4 II tried to get the story OF bis 'ex-
perience from him. After 1 raised the
long yell and was waitlH, for the. boys
tn come IN he did make out to tell me
that he played about In the woods I'M.
I'll he got tired and then tried 70 go
home, but couldn't get there. Then 1t
got dark: then he caught on to a big
black 'doggie and two. little doggies'
Iayini down. and he's laid down with
them, and slept N armSalL night. and he
was so tired when mornin' came that
he couldn't3keep up. with the .doSgRs.'
They ran away and left hir. 81
! eHTheh2 he tried to Eej hoaiesso. but
couldn't mako 1t and found the hollow
log and crawled IN, cryin' for his
mother. Jehoscphat! II TINT Kid didn't
sleep with that she bear and her cubs
and never sotsa ;scentch! Bit how, a
she bear with cubs. the most danger
GUS hreatf1re that walks. e$er ialiotIed
him -,ta"de It l., can't peterborough
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Hotel st. George B. Merrick
Jas. Hatcher, Portland; w. H. Miller
Spokane; b. S. Russell, Portland; j
j. Kaufman, w. A. Clark, Walla
Walla; w. A. Woodward, Portland;
L. j. Chapman, Seattle; oliver p
Morton, Echo; r. r. Wood, Peter Van
Data, Portland; II. r. Grannor, Ce-
Gil, Ore; Mrs. c. A. Wilbur, Echo; w
t. Shirey, Jno. Blakely, r. M. Ran,
j. Peters, e. II. Burke, Portland; A..
C. Miller, Enterprise; A. L. Meeks,
Spokane; A. Dibble, VIM. Dunn, Spo-
kane; Lewis, Rathburn, G. J.. Rich
ardson, Portland; c. A. Warnstrom,
North Yakima M. c. Oliver. Port
land; M. L. Watts, Athena; Jno.
Thurm, Portland; VIM. Deeting and
wife, Garfield; c. ]. JENNIE, Portland;
A. D. Smith, Portland; NJ. G. Raft,
San Francisco; S. Koening, New
York.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-13
"A Real Wonderland

South Dakota. with its rich silve,
mines, bonanza farms, wide range.
and strange natural formations. Is
a veritable wonderland. At Mound
City, In the home OF Mrs. E. d. Clapp
a wonderful case of healing has late
y occurred. Her son seemed near
death with lung and throat trou-
Bile. "Exhausting coughing spells
occurred every five minutes" writes
Mrs. Clapp, when began giving
DR.. Kings New Discovery, the great
medicine. that saved his life and
completely cured him." Guaran-
teed for coughs and colds, throat
and lung troubles, by Tallman & Co.,
druggists. soc and 81. Trial bottle
free.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-13
Golden Rule HOtcI.-A

Golden Rule HOtcI-A. S. Wick.
suler; j. II, Stone, Athena; VIM
Raymond, Meadows Idaho; M
Phelps, Portland; S. A. Frans. Star.
buck; d. n. Baughan, Forest Grove
L. M. Garfield, Hermiston; ]. e
Fritz and son; o. w. Moon. La
Grande; j. M. Lghtfoot; Miss Jen-
nie Dykes, Milton; S. P. oIeo, Eu.-
clare, Wis; G. r. Fugit Canyon City;
Wayne Motley Adams: Jas. Brown
Helix; Mervin Marks, Holdman: Geo.
Ness, Holdman; VIM. Rummill, Cold
Springs; T. o'Brien; Miss Philips,
Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-13

The old Pennsylvania Dutch Dunk
ards recommend Hickory Bark
Cough Remedy" Guaranteed to
cure your cough, and guaranteed 70
be pure. Made from the bark Of the
shell bark or white hickory tree. For
sale by any druggist and all dealers
everywhere Pendleton Drug Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-13
HOTEL PORTLAND
OF
PORTLAND, OREGON.

FOH HIBAND, UREGON.
American plan, SO per day and up
wards. headquarters for tourists and
commercial travellers. Special rates
made to families and single gentle
men. The management will be pleas
ed at all times to show rooms and
give prices. A modern Turkish bath
establishment in the hotel.
H. c. BOWERS. Manager.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-13

William Jennings Bryan was chief
guest at a big dollar dinner at Oma-
ha Saturday night at which 1900
plates were set.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-13
WATER FLOWING
THRU D|TCHES
EXPERIMENTS INSURE NEXT
SEASONS IRRIGATION.

Test or bitches Very Gratifying TO
Government Engineers Water
Flows Ten Miles Through Distribu-
ton System without n Single Break
Stopped Because No Lands Were
Ready for It--Success Now Up to
the Settler.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-13

Special attention given country trade.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24

working with Mir. Gilber, at the ,imc and believes that he was Hitting bale of hay, when his hook slipped out. and losing his balance, he was prccipi,atcd to the ground. An inquest was held Saturday anl verdict of accidental
 death returned.
 Deceased was one of the pioneers of thiS Territory, coming Co the Territory in the carly 7O's. He was married to Miss Sarah Boner, daugltc, of j. R. Boncr, in the latter part of the 7O's. and had his home in Wickenbure. from which place Mir. Gilbert carried on the business of tcaming.
 The body of Mexican named Cbas 'ontrarcs was found "Wednesday last. in the hills near Chloride. Coroner 'onkey neld an inquest on the remains and found that death was due to nal. ura causes.
 Last Monday morning George Ayers came in from Gold Road with A bar of bullion weighing s3o,oOO, which was the product of eight days mill run. The bullion was shipped to ,he mint al San Francisco.
 The Benedictine Mining company has 'carly 100 tons of concentrates at ,bo | mill at Cedar ready for shipment 10 he smclter
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24
LOCAL BARTENDER GOES vIo
 LENTLY INSANE.
(Psom wetln<.GlsV e psilrA

Ohe or the saddcst cases of insani,v
 heard of here for some time i, ina, of
 Dan Sidell, who was To lgcd in inc
 county jail about 3:3O o'clock, yestcr.
 day morning, apparently hopeless
 maniac.
 Sidcll has been acting quccrly for the
 past week, but it was not until late
 hour, Monday night, that his wife gave
 up hopes for his recovery That even.
 ing he appeared more violent than us. uai' and as time passed gradually grew worse, until II o'clock, when Mrs Sidcll sent a messenger Co notify ,bc officers of his condition.
 When Night Officer Lane arrived n, The Sidell home on South McCormick street he found Sidell very violent. and apparently unconscious of bis ac,s or surroundings. With the aid of n neighbor. Officer Lane manacled him after violent struggle, but sidell was s'ili unconquercd. The manacles were removed from his hands, which were tied in front. and his arms pulled be. hind him and handcufed.
 In this way he was escorted ,o ,be city Jail, which he refused to onto, saying that there were electric wi,os on the floor which would cause his leath' He was then taken 10 the conn. y Jail and locked up.
 All day long yesterday he continued 70 rave and wave his hands and showed !, 10 signs of improvement. He believes [ nat he is endowed with bvnpo,ie 4 towers and has also strange and vague | deas of electricity. He also labor, hder the hallucination that he ia dos. f ined to kill any officer wno copGros n i'm in jail. :, Sidell has wife and seven cbi,dre, k on him for support. Preyious W his misfortune hc was n sober ond nj 'dustrious man. He is n blacksmith bv ci ade but of late years has been work. E as n bartender. M
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24
MILLION DOLLAR DEAL NAV pr
 CLOSED.
(rrom Wednesdays D,;Iv

TUCSON, Ariz., July I6.-A big doa
 pending in the Patagonia mining dis
 '''c'' which will involve about loo gold and copper mining claims. many q,
 winch have been opened Co a large ex. tent, few having opsr.,inp p,a,,. machinery, shafts, etc, on them. Asiao rom the mining claims, the deal if ;s Sa'd' VIII include the Patagonia town. sue, besides considerable realty outsid. or that town, in Santa Cruz county
 A New York promoter of some nrom inence is on his third vi.i, ,o p..- eVa'a' "''h view of closing terms "hieh may mean the lisbursemon, os eastern capital to the extent n, o,o. sl,O0O,OOo. " o'ef
 Inc pehchciary in the transaction IT terms arc closed, will bo RoII;n p hichardson, who some years ago sold ns Monkey Springs cattle ranch ,o van and Gates and o. r. Ashburu .nJ put recently disposed of minin, into, es's e Tn Santa Cruz county which moan, sioo'ooo payment to him, less eommis sion. '''''"'s'
 MT Richardson has beer Il ros;don, Di Fima county, out of which sa., Cruz county was carved in ,oo, .a
 
 's y years, and is considered one of , nV "e"'t"'est men in the two counties ne IS a former Pennsylvanian h,. ho,1 | olhce' and is well known here. ms | 'iso in Santa Cruz. "'
 The proposed big deal is the s,,io.. 'f much concern in p,t,oooi.
 ,,a' ,I"'" ,ruz county The friends of MT, are prepared to extend con ''''u'at'ons should the deal bo o,o.o1
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24
PEDRO MARTINEZ WAS LOOKING
 FOR BLOOD, .
From Thursdays Daily

Pedro Martinez, who was a,,e,.l
 yesterday morning at l O o'clock. on ,s,
 charge Of assault with deadly weapo,
 on the person of A. Valentine. pron,.
 etor of the Miners Home. on sop,,
 Mohtezuma street, will be arraigp.I
 today in the court of Justice n, ,kI
 Peace McLane.
 Witnesses 10 the airray allepe thai,
 Martinez went into the Miner. Uon. resort, Tuesday morning. abou, s| o'clock, and handed Valentine , s,,s askihg him to place it behind the In, i"r safekeeping until ne got ready 10 leave The sack was deposited bebipl '"o par and Martinez engaged in al game of cards with two other men i, the place.
 All went well until midnight, when Martinez got into dispute with Val. eht'ne over the price of some drink. and' after securing his sack. left the place by the rear door.
 In the back yard he was seen D lake large pistol and cartridge belt rom the sack. He buckled the bel. 'iouhd him, stuck the pistol in its case, U ms waist, securely hidden from sight, 'nd departed through the alley, only O appear later at the front door of he place.
 he advanced towards Valentine iu threatening manner, but the latter vas too quick for him and after mort struggle succeeded in knocking nm down and securing the weapou. a'enfine held him in the place until ne arrival of Derry Logan, night pol eeman, who lodged him in the city i''' while he was still muttering s 'mself that he would kill somebody, as 'on as he got out of jail.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24
0LiARIN GPRoBATE COURT OF
 OLD ESTATES.
(Frsn TharsdAy. Daly.)

'"''c more estates that have hoo,
 Tn probate for a numbor or ,o
 "' "'nn'nistrators of which should bavo Ds'" ''seharged in the ordinary course VI practice of the court. lony moo ,- e,oSed yesterday. The estates aro ,bo.o " 'uilumber, deceased, entered TUT probate July I9, 1880. Timo,t,. n'cr'on' ,"a" deceased, entered May eS ana '' W. French, deceased on tered August lo, 1891. French .o. n "' one ''me as associate justice of ,bo
 .'"' court of tine Territory.
 Tn the matter of the es,,,o r Al. ,. the records showing tb., % ""oie or the estate was set .s;d. 'o .nc Widow of deceased. and no a,.. b,. m 'ur'ner estate having been received w ."v "aministratrix, an order w,. naae discharging Mary B. Cullnm,o was % 'u"'n,''ratriS, and releasing he, boa, " ma closing the estate "'""
 ih The matter of the es,., ,t.. th' tstate of Tim ''ny Lamberson, the record. .a y. nm nat the whole of the estate ho% %'~'"e wing ''''ehed to the widow of decoasol ''on . ''ner estate having been disoa,' dm;ais so"'hs into the hands of th. an order was m., '"' "s .no estate, discharging inc aaa'
 ', |" ,, and releasing the bondsmon In the matter of inc ,"sn' o.'a. Iams,' na',G' G. w. French, Judge ,I,S ,Ias, or hay. hawkins administrator, hasins '.1n .na. 1. sri.a" 'ri ne delivered to the legatso. ."o~n ,Sn 'u'see' .,.," of deceased all property 70, ana , so, s,a''' distributed to them p'',y 'iv"a or the 'o'' 'o ,s,. an order was made dissha,n,, ~har i., ond reieasing his ,a william man B. shcibloy ,admini.,,,,o |, o ,as '''a.e M of Emma F.. sboih,a, |" ont ., med a receipt showing too m , ap' I Id mn O' o.% money distributed to the hoiy. ras a mi u'u'a was was made dischargiue ,s the
 '''or and closing the e,,a,o s '"e s
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24
THIS TERRITORY FAR AHEAD or
 NEVADA.
(FssU wsdnssday's . Daily,

IT am confident that inc sbv,o.,
 VIII make great copper mine, and
 Am anxious to double my holdings in
 IT, was the statement mqde yesterday by Calvin F. Meyer of Pi,.sburg, Pa. after arriving here from an inspection or the mine now being opened bv tho Arizona Central Copper company.
 Afizcna, in my opinion, is far ahead or Nevada, as a mining countrv.u ,e said IT and my associate, nave been operating there. We got tired oper. "ting and quit on account of no re. suits. There appears Co De n bet,or showing for mines in this county than 'ne'e and the one thing th,t impresses man From Nevada is that in Arizon, every mining man wants to mine while m Nevada everyone want, to sell stock.
 - and my associates ar. mo,. ,h.n pleased with the showing in the Shy. iock' and l assure you that tae Pitts. burg end of the concern is m the ban1. or men amply able to finance ii and we nave every confidence in the man. agement here.
 fittsburg capital" he eontinued
 mas been fortunate in its inyestmen,s In favapai county. People of that ci,v | are looking here for investment and every investor from that city who ba, 'peh' any time here returns home with great confidence of the future of ina mineral resources of this sec,iopn
 MT Meyer is accompanied by c. A | 'orey' another Pittsburg capitalist md by II. D. Lueas, mining engineer vho made an expert examination of tbe 'hylock. They left last night on inc Tor their homes, after stating nat they would return here for n onger stay, in the fall.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24
iMAolNEs HE HAS DOUBLE ..:
 OF ORGANS. SE'
(From Thursdav,. h.,

Believing that he has fou, "
 kidneys, two hearts and two .,' e1 iou'
 and that he is double anatomic,r
 insisting that there is somethins . ''d
 ousiy wrong with one of hi. ,, 'sn1
 Dan Sidell was yesterday e,oa0,."' I."''a'
 the probate court on an insanity ta asa la|
 and committed to the Territorial .. "a's'| for the insane. He was ,olo~ ''!iuu| sss0im asylum near Phoenix last night '1 Sherih Lowry, assisted by Lien, U" oIds of the Arizona Ranger, '"'''
 Sidell labors under the do,..,
 nc mas the power of putting n..., % asleep with electricity, and i, ,l'o ','p'' dowed with sucn keen vision ,1s. ' 'aI can sec into the bowels of ,bo .. and tell what character of miDo,', m Inc mountain lodges bv ho he receives in walking over tb.m
 He is violent at times and ,r those around him that orders given O'n a' the "Grand Master" mus, ho and that everything he toueoe. :. s" with electricity, which he use. :, r m ms enemies. Occasionally he im,ss. mat there is something wrong vi,s ' or Q ms Siomaehs and asks those a,oa. o hlm to nave an operation n.,,o. on him, stating that he bas of work to do which bo ' able to accomplish unless tbc ono,.,' is performed. r''"'''
 He has bcon gradually growth, r... mentally, for the past min. mon,.. "o'S July l2, the day preceding hi, a, informed his wife tha, the li,a, z, lis eyes, caused from electricity. n,s. nJur' her and the baby, after wtI'r 'e wrapped his head in a dark h.., icrchicf and later with bed ~ ort. 'O~
 he IS aged if years, n native ot r.. 'ony' and came to America in ls,o II. aS been resident of this To,,,.. '"'' 1884, and previous to his pre,e,, 'rious condition was sober ,,d ,. ustrious man.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24
FATHER BENNETT LOSES RESI.
 DENCE.
(rrom Thursdays Daily.)

Yesterday evening. at 6 o'clock, th'
 residence of Rev. Father Bennett, rec
 for of the Episcopal church, on Unior
 street, caught fire, thc entire thrc,
 rear rooms, with their contents, being
 a total loss.
 The damage to the building and furn
 i,ure, among which was number of
 highly prilcI relics, is estimated at
 about t2.0oo, partially covered by in
 surancc The fire as caused by the explosion of gasoline stove in the kitchen, where leak in the pipe ig- nitcI The explosion cnvclopcd the kitchen in flames.
 The alarm was not turned in immc. diatcly as Father Bennett made dcs. pera,c effort to cSiinguish the flames, and 1t was only after he had given up hope, and 'ho fire had gained consider. able hcaiway, that the department was called.
 Driver C. NJ. Dotson was promptly on the ground with the new apparatus and attacked thc flames with the chem. ieal, holding them partially in cheek until his assistants got the water hose connected. Chief Johns. seeing the fire was spreading underneath inc roof. or. dcred q second line of hose laid. which was done as soon as possible. The fire was cxtinguishcd only after the kitchen anu two adjoining rooms and their con. tents wcro q total loss and some little lamagc had been done the three front rooms by water.
 Father Bcnnctt's valuable llbrary i vas saved, as well as the furnishluus md fittings of the other two iron, ooms, but the plaster. wall paper and "llIng' were badly damaged by water
 When the news of the fire reached nc Hotel St. Michael, VI. ]. Hickey. n' pr'prietor, at once dispatched his aughicr, Miss Katie. to the scene ,o 'n''y his regrets to Father Bennett '' '' offer hlm the hospitality of the '''I until the damaged building is rc. 'ir"d. Father Bennett, who had al. ady made arrangements for slccning iarters, returned thanks to Mr. Hickey IT ms oncr stating that he would ac. pt the hospitality of his dining room ovIded no other arrangements had ch made for him already. V me Ire was one of the fcrccst lit,Io c eS seen in the city for some time n e To the fact that the structure ,s c
 old one and easily igni,cd. As us. \ Inc volunteer frcmcn did pood f, rk' many risking their lives on ,bo p 'f or the building while others bravcd "'fIing smoke with the chemicals N U water hose in entering the blazinc r, ms to stay the progress of tho O "os' Assistant Chief Charles Kc,r. n.
 received three or four dango,on. ,o es or smoke while leading his men le The burning building. h
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24
YUMA COUNTY MINES sHOwINo|
 SI0Ns OF ACTIVITY.

o' L. Geer has sold to eastern eap'
 tal'sts who recently made a purchase
 rom him the remainder of his claim,
 h Squaw Cullen, three miles from ,h,
 Arizona < California railroad. He sOll forty claims, divided into two groups
 The Indian Queen group is in the Har1 lna haia mountains, Maricopa eounty1 Tho Golden Rule group is in the liar e"Vars, in Yuma county. The propery| mas ledge of white quartz running q Tn gold to the ton.
 ore which will assay $iOO to the toa was brought to Wickenburg a few day ago by Emil Holden ana associates ~ho are about to sell the Devine prop1 erty, at Sunset, to Nevada capitalists The rich orc was from the Grecustoud and Black Diamond properties on 'h1 Bill Williams Fork. It carries gold, s'iver and copper glance.
 Newton Evans, general manager the Signal Copper company, Bill will lams Fork district, has gone east to '' 'he property of his company to easier people with money enough to handle l'
 Three miles from the A. < C. rail road and twelve miles from Bousc, tn woods Investment people expect '' put in a reduction plant not later thai November.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24
ARIZONA PIONEER BREAKS u,o
 NECK.
Mohave Minerl

While unloading hay at his eorra, !" 'n' southeast part of Kingman, Sat urday afternoon, Ed. r. Gilbert fou backward out of his wagon, striking on ms head and breaking his neck. death being instantaneous. w. A. Rie1 v,.