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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-22
TO INSTALL PUMP
ON TRIANGLE
MINE
Water In Shaft Is
Increasing With
Depth Gained

Work has been temporarily suspended
mine, pending the installation of "A
pump, which General Manager 4. X.
white purchased here saturday. Water
In the saaft il rapidly Increasing ms
depth IL gained aud the orc body is
= also improving in ynlues. The entire
sorce now employed IN TIN Minis Lis
working 10 the different levels and az
soon as The pump IA installed sinking
win 10 resumed and tho shaft pushed
l50 feet deeper whore station viii
bc cot aad drifts and crosscuts started.
10 the 800 foot level the drift has
hcen pushed 100 feet through the ore
shoot, watch NOW shows thickness IN
shc fnee of FIVE feet, which Manager
white states IL Of better grade than
any found in the upper levels.
Mr.. white also added that the new
compartment shaft on the Good Thing
claim recently started by the company,
AZ now down 10 depth of 55 feet, with
q 6yrfoot ore body which samples on
fhe average $l5 to tne ton In gold,
The Good Thing vein Il associated with
q porphyry and schist contact which is
"asily mined.
The holdings OF the Triangle Mines
company, consisting Of seven claims,
are located about "a half mile north Of
the town of McCabe, covering n series
of veins paralleling the McCabc- Glad.
stone vein. The principal values in the
ores are gold aud copper.
Mr. White also stated that work nad
been resumed on the Redman Mining
and Milling company's properties, and
that this concern was about 10 inaug.
urn,c m extensive scheme Of develop.
mcnt.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-22
FIND BIu NUGGETS or GOLD
NEAR GLOBE.
prom Sundays Daily.l

GLOBE. Ariz., May is.--Ap import
ant discovery Of placer gold near the
head of Steamboat Springs Canyon, on
the southern slope of Dripping Springs
range, one aud quarters miles
southeast of Troy, has caused consider
able excitement and an thrush Of pros
poctors from adjacent mining camps
The scene Of the find Is twenty five
miles west Of Globe.
The find WIS made several weeks ago
by Mexican lcasors on a claim owned
by Frank wilde. and ia a very short
time the Mexicans took ont by tnc dry
panning process about 500 TO $500 IA
coarse gold. The largest nuggc, found
il worth ~. aud another, valued ~
$780, is in possession Of Thomas kava
naugh, now ~ Globe. Some of the yet
low metal recovered is in the form OF
wire gold in pieces the size ~ u four.
penny nail, and the nuggets and wire
P"Joo''o"S Nv" '"s'' ""'"'"s "'''
"" erosion ana i"u''a'ing th"' '"'
source OF th' placer g"'u ~ "'"' py'
inc discovery became known ~ lroy
Monday through the SAFE by tho Mex
leans OF 'noir gold To John haVanauRn'
ana man named Brown VINO owne"
TWO cin'ms ndjoining thc cl"im peihg
worked by the McSicnnS' went at once
TO MI. "Idc' the owner ana secure"
" working bonh on inc fich eiai", ais
possessing The McS'eanS.
brown started 10 WORK on the cl'im
i"st wednesday, by wet panning, paek'
ing the gfavci on burros To steamboat
springs mile ana quarter ana
carrying water bnck ana wnshing the
go'' both NJ the Spring'-"nd on the
claim lie IN making II pay although
the methods pursued are slow and Ia
borious.
Ihc gold N found about 900 feet
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-22
RICHEST STRIKE EVER MADE IN
ARIZONA.
lErom Snndny's DniIy.l

YUMA, Ariz., May l.. Interest IN
gold mining in Copper Mountain dis
tricts is not only unabstcd but very
much on the increase. All who have
claims there are settling down 10 the
conviction That the ledge on which the
Marvin strike was made il one Of the
richest ever discovered in Arizona.
Owners of the I.a Sucrtc group of
claims have sunk u shaft 90 feet on
Claim No. I, and shafts 10 feet deep
on Nos. aud . each, besides the first
discovery shaft oh No. ,, which il down
q feet. On No. 3 they have dug of the
surface Of the richest vein for its en-.
tire width Of q feet and for n distance
of 200 feet lcng,hwisc, all Of the rock
removed being very rich.
On No. / of the Mexican Girl group.
which lies north of La Sucrtc, 2O.foot
shaft has been sunk. and though the
rock is hardly so rich as that of LA
Sueric vein, there IL an abundance of
the yellow metal.
". T.. Bennett, Rafael Valencia aud
others have made two locations on the
south side Of La Sucrtc group, aud
though they have yet done but little de-
yclopmcnt work being in tae employ
OF La Sucrtc and Mcxicsn Girl people.
doing work on their own claims at odd
times - indications are that they will
find valuable rock.
Prospoctors are arriving in the dis.
trict every day and soon every foot of
the mountain will have been searched
over carefully.
Journal Miner want ads will get YOU
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-22
PINKHAM NINE TAKEN OVER.

IL IN reported that the Pinkham
mine, Mt Chloride, has been taken over
by a syndicate of copper operators.
The property is one of the richest cop.
per mines in that section of the country
and shows wonderful bodies Of good
grade ore. Should IL he sunk below
the present level it is expected that
the secondary enrichment will show II
to be as big copper mine as oas ever
been opened up in any part Of the
Territory.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-22
SLEEPING Chill D
ATTACKED BY.
SKUNK
Little Daughter of John
Meyers Severely
Bitten

White sleeping peacefully ~ the open
air, near t1r hpmr at her parents, at
the plant ot ihr Arizona Sandstone
Brick company, west of the city, the
little year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John e. Meyers was attacked, jus,
at davhrcak. yesterday morning, by u
hydrphoha skunk, which bit her sew
oral times ON both hands, aud once on
the forehead before II was frightened
AWAY by the screams of the child.
Upon being awakened by the little
ones cries Of pain MIR. aud Mrs. Mcy-
yrs. who were sleeping near, rushcd TO
The chld'S side but the animal had
made it, escape.
Medical assistance was nj once sum.
moncd. and the affair was reported TO
BARNEY >mitn. chairman Of the board OF
supervisors who, after communicating
with George y. Harrington. another
on the county treasury for an amount
sufficient 10 pay the railroad fare Of the
little girl aud her mother to Chicago.
where the child will be treated nj the
Pastcur institute.
Learning that the family was in
siraiicnrd circumstances. aud without
The necessary Finances To- pay their cx.
pcnscS white 90 Cairngn. 4. W. Hobbs
headed petition for donations 10
raisc the amount necessary. and IL was
learned last night that sufficient
amount had been subscribed by chart
able residents Of the city TO meet all
expenses of the trip.
Mrs. Meyers aud her daughter will
leave this afternoon for Chicago, in
hopes that treatment az the Pasteur
institute will remove all danger Of by
slr0phobia.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-22
ENCAMPMEN1 0A
AR|z0MArCUARD |
At BR0D|E

II is expected that Arizona will
represented this year in the Malta.
Military Rifle Tournament, which nj,
be held at Camp Perry, near clsy.
laud, Ohio, in the latter par, Of An,
ust. A team Of twenty men will
sent under cnargc Of Major l.. W ia.
gins, Inspector Of rifle practice, 10
members selected after "try outr :,
the summer cncampmsnt Of tho NJ,
tionsl Guard. All expense attending N
trip east will be paid by the upi,si
States, and in addition 10 the plsa.u,.
aud honor derived, there will be chance
for medals and for participation !,
$1,000 offered in cash prizes. There ,,.
many fine shots in the Guard and thar,
is more than q possibility that Arizoo.
will be done large ereditIat the n,
iiopnl shoot.
This year no provision has bee,
made for great joint fnancuver cams
Of the National Guard and the revul,,
army, such as the camp AZ Austin
Tex, attended last year by battalion
Of infantry from Arizona. so tho Frs,
infantry and the cavalry troop AZ Morl
cnci will this year cncamp within Ail
iona. On account Of the special atteu
ton to be given to rifle practice, Il d
probable that THO Guard will be Assem-
bIed early in August ut Camp Brodi,l
near Granite Dclls, seven miles north
east of Prescott, where two very sati.l
factory cncampments have been held
heretofore. The camp Is directly I'D
the Whipplc Barracks target rangel
probably the best attached TO any mill
iary post in the southwest. The shoot
ing thus can bc kept up continuously
without interference with the usual
work of n military force in the held|
There will be ample equipment for ihs|
riflcmen. for there has just been red
ccivcd by Adiutant General Leavell al
shipment of 10000 pounds Of ammuui
ton, targets, target frames and rausd
supplies. New uniforms and all o,hcd
necessary equipment are on the way
Rcgimcntnl Surgeon Foss hns been farl
orcd with n complete field hospital ont
NJ. Tnc Guard IL well provided with
ordnance, the rifles being Of the Krpr
Jorgcnson type.
Tho cncampmcnt Mt Brodic probably
will he for two weeks, TO be filled mi
with the most interesting details, an
lending toward proficiency in the ar
of war. There Ii little that il fancy
about the Arizona Guard. II has been
built mp strictly for service and rs such
has received the most hearty commend
alton of the regular army. AZ Austin,
following the lessons learned nj Camp
Brodic. the camp Of Arizona battalion
was declared by far the best of all The
militia on the ground. officers and men
being complimcntcd for their soldiery
dcmeanor and for the manner In which
they handled their cquipagc Phoenix
Republican.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-22
Visiting In Del Rio.

Mrs. W. J. Murphy left yesterday for
Del Rio, where she will be the guest
of her friend, Mrs. II. SHELTON, during
the remainder of the week.
Left for the North.
G. g. Hutchinson, who has wool and
sheep interests in this and Coconino
county, left yesterday on the north.
bound train. On route to Williams.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-22
Copper City Visitor.

Tom Taylor, the genial smelter supe
intendent of the United Verde Copr.
company Of Jerome, is in the city q
court business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-22

Charley Hooker, the Jerome mer.
chant. came in yesterday from the Cop.
per Gty' an fpyrt business. ~
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-22
Observation-Disclosures
/ city News |
! ....In Brief |
(from Sundays Daily)

'tcll bluHl 4 biR huR INNING Whh'
is visiting in the city.
Humboldt Visitors.
H. Is. Dolly of Humboldt il in the
city, serving as juror.
stockman Here.
Pat Murray. the Ash Fork stock
man, il here on stock business.
Spent Yesterday Here.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Abbott of Hum.
boldt spent yesterday in the city.
Back From Visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. q. Sharpncck re-.
turned yesterday from visit in King
man and the Grand Canyon. They re.
port having enjoyed n pleasant out
inc.
Humboldt Visitors.
u. r. Henderson and W. ". Williams
Of Humboldt, are visiting in the city.
Mayer Visitor.
Miss bentley Of Mayer came in last
evening to spend Sunday with friends.
McCabc Visitors.
Miss Marc Farrell and father, J. II.
Farrell, of McCabe, are visiting in the
city.
Mayer Visitor.
William Jones Of Mayer came in last
evening to spend the sabbath in the
city.
Old Timer Here.
\. -. Rodgers, an old time resident
of this county. is in the city from Jcr-
ONE
Back From the Coast.
Attorney and Mrs. T. e. job re-
turned last night from a visit TO the
coast.
On Business.
I'D. Zciger, the Congress Junction
merchant aud mining man, is here on
business.
Flagstaff Visitor.
". c. Bayless, the Flagstaff stock
man. IL recent arrival here from the
Skylight City.
Eack From Phoenix.
Joseph Biren, father of the Birch
brothers, returned yesterday from n
pleasant visit in Phoenix.
In From His Mines.
John Kelly came In last evening
from his mines In the Jersey Lily coun-
try, to enjoy a short vacation.
Humboldt Visitors.
II. A. Gilmore aud J. q. Smith. prom.
inent residents of the new Smcltcr City
Of HUMBOLDT, are visiting here.
Copper Nugget Visitor.
W. &. Hanson came in last evening
from the Copper Nugget mine, which
he reports producing good copper ore.
Copper City Visitors.
". q. Cowcn and Charles II. Lynch,
prominent residents OF jerome, arrived
here last night from the Copper City.
LEFT for Home.
IT. - - '""'E ~ h"inpVi"t ioit
yesterday morning for his home in the
new smelter rity, after u pleasant visit
mere af.
Back From Mayer.
Robert Walton, the Flagstaff stock.
man, returned here yesterday from
Mayer. where no has extensive stock
Interests. .yNk - y, "
Mine Manager Here,
y. q. Johason, general manager of
the Alto m,ne, In the Big Bug district,
Is here on business connected with ais
concern.
Jerome Visitor.
Mrs NJ. \. Carrier Of Jerome arrived
here last ovening from the Copper City
to join her husband, DIR. NJ. A. Carrier,
who is visiting with relatives.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-22

II you are ashaned Of your business
sst out Of Il, II not, advertise IL In The
Josrnsl.Ninsp.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-22

.Iournal'Miner want ads will get you
anything you want.
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-11-09

U. S. COMMISSIONERS COURT for the Precinct of Alaska, Div. No. l. In Probate.
 In the matter of the estate of George Wheeler, deceased.
 Citation.
 To the heirs of said deceased, and all other persons:
 A petition having been duly filed in this court on this 3lst day of Oct, 1907, by Fremont King, administrator of said estate praying that an order for the sale of the real estate of said estate may issue, to-wit: A lot of land 35xl00 it.. more or less, situated on the easterly side of Ketchikan creek, together with the house there on and contents, you are hereby noti- fled that Monday, December 2nd, 1907, at } o'clock at the court house in Ketchikan, Alaska, has been fixed as the time and place for the hearing of said petition, at which time you are cited to appear and show cause, if any you have, why said order as prayed for, should not issue.
 Dated this 3lst day of Oct. 1907.
 E. s. STACKPOLE.
 U. s. Commissioner and Probate Judge. Seal of Court. l
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-11-09

trct of Alaska Div. No. l, at
 Ketchikan.
 C. H. Black. Plaintiff,
 Edmund Verney, Frederick Verney, Francis Yerney, Joseph Verney, Ed ward Marsden, Theodore Dundas and Samuel Auriol. copartners, under firm name and style of Verney Bros. Lum- Der Co.,, Defendants.
 Notice of Marsha's Sale. No. 74 K.
 Notice is hereby given that pursuant to a writ of execution issued out of the district court for the district of Alas ka, Div. No. l, on the 2lst day of Oct ober, 1907, and judgment and decree of foreclosure entered in said court on the 10th day of October, 1907, in the above entitled action wherein c. H. Black, above named plaintiff, obtain ed a judgment and decree against Ed mund Verney, Frederick Verney, Francis Verney, Joseph Verney, Ed ward Mar ;den Theodore Dundas and Samuel Auriol, copartners, under firm name and style of Verney Bros. Lum- Der Go. above named defendants which said judgment and decree was entered upon the records of said court on October 18th, 1907 and in which said
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-11-09

or is making the rounds to the effect that John Rosene is to be deposed by the Northwestern at it's annual meet ing to be held in New York on the eleventh of this month.
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-11-09
RAW FURS

We pay the highest prices for Mar ten, Otter, Mink, Fox, and all other furs. Write for full information and special prices.
 Nj. J. JEWETT Ss SONS,
 Dept. 9, dec o6 Redwood. New York.
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-11-09

writ of execution 1 am commanded to sell That portion of land facing the water front, containing about 80 acres, at North SaXman, Alaska, together with all the personal property situated up- on said land, including the saw mill and plant, mill buildings, mill inn provements and all other personal properety thereon, said personal prop erty being more particularly descrb- ed as follows, towit: l so H. r. Chandler and Taylor boiler, E arch front, 90 H. P. Atlas boiler. E arch front, 50 H. P. Chandler and Fay Tor engine, l 40 H. P. Atlas engine, Sumner Double Standard saw mill 3-4e head blocks, l double geared wire rop4 log haul, l overhead Cant gear, l 9'1 Side Houston Sticker, 6x24 Hall and Brown surfacing planer, 51aXlS Ross , side planer and hatcher heavy cut off machine, light cut off machine, 1 hand feed gear, dry kiln outfit, to- gether with all shafting, beltng, pull leys, piping and fittings also all tools and other equipment, and together with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments, and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise pertaining. Therefore. notice is here by given. as aforesaid, that I will sell the above described property, in obed- fence to said decree of foreclosure and writ of execution. or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy plain tiff's judgment, with interest thereon and costs, to the highest and best bd- der for cash on Monday, November 25th. 1907, at said premises at North Saxman, Alaska, at o'clock in the afternoon of said day.
 JAMES NJ. SHOUT
 U. S. Marshalfor. the Dis
 trict of Alaska, Div. No. 1
 By J. P. Campbell, Deputy.
 Chas. H. Cosgrove attorney for Plain
 tiff.
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-11-09

IN THE COMMISSIONERS COURT for the Precinct of Ketchikan-Dis- trict of Alaska, Div. No. l, in Pro- bate.
 In the matter of the estate of Geo. Wheeler, deceased Notice to Cred itors.
 Notice is hereby given that the un- dersigned has this day been duly ap- pointed administrator of the estate of Geo. Wheeler, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are requested to present the same with proper vouchers at my office, in store of Tongass Trading Company, at Ketchikan, Alaska, within six months from date hereof for approval and payment.
 Dated this 2nd day of Nov., 1907.
 FREMONT KING,
 Administrator.
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-11-09


 situated on the northerly side of Ka- saan Bay, Prince of Wales island, for more particular description of which reference is hereby made to the record of the patent of said mining claim from the United States to the Kasaan Bay Mining Company, record ords, page TT of the records of the Ketchikan Recording District No. s;
 The Elm City lode mining claim, situated on the northerly side of the said Kasaan Bay, for more particular description of which reference is here by made to the location notice there- of recorded in Volume Three at page 90 of the transcribed records of the U. 5. Commissioner at Fort Wrangell, Alaska. in the office of the Recorder of said Ketchikan District No. B: which record of location notice is made part hereof
 The Hobart B. lode mining claim. situated on the northerly side of said Kasaan Bay, for a more particular de- scription of which reference is made to the location notice thereof, record ed in Volume Three at page S7 of the aforesaid transcribed records, which said record of location notice is made a part hereof:
 The Green Mountain lode mining claim, situated on the nortberly side of said Kasaan Bay. for more partic- uIar description of which reference is made to the location notice thereof. recorded in Volume VIII, of Mines at page B. and known as record Number 209k, of the aforesaid transcribed records, which said record of location notice is made part hereof;
 The Providence lode mining claim, on the northerly side of the said Kasaan Bay, for a more particu- lar description of which reference is made to the location notice thereof, recorded in Book B of Mining Claims, at page I'll, of the records of A. r. Swineford, local recorder for the Ketchikan Mining District, at Ketch ikan, Alaska, which said record of To- cation notice is made part hereof;
 The Triumph lode mining claim, on tie northerly side of said Kasaan Bay, for a more particular de- scription of which reference is made to the location notice thereof, record ed in Book B of Mining Claims, at page 172, of the records of said local
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1907-07-04
Keep it to Yourself.

You have trouble, your feelings are
injured, your husband is unkind,
your wife frets, your home is not
pleasant, your friends do not treat
you fairly, and things in general
move unpleasantly. Well what OF it?
Keep it to yourself. \ smouldering
fire can be found and extinguished,
but when Goals are scattered you
can't pick them up. Bury your sor-
row. The place for sad and disgust
ing things is under the ground. A
cut finger is not benefited by pulling
off the plaster and exposing it to
somebody's eye. Charity covereth IL
multitude OF sins Things thus cover
ed are cured without scar; but once
published and carried by meddling
friends, there is no end to the trouble
they may cause. Keep it to yourself.
Troubles are transient: and, when Il
sorrow is healed and passed. what a
comfort it is to say: NO one ever
knew it till it was over.
Patipnce-lIpre' a Boston paper
giving an account of Gladys we'd
ding.
Putrice-W What does it say?
at says the bride ana groom left
the house in a shower OF old shoes
and beans. ',-Ionkers statesman
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1907-07-04
The South's Educational Part by
the Negro.

Charlotte Chronicle
The Chronicle makes it a rule to 90
through all the public documents it
gets from Washington before stack
ing them handy to the man IN the
boiler room, and it seldom fails to
be rewarded, though the matter hav-
ing to do with the census is deplora-
bly, in the past. The report of the
Commissioners of Education contains
fgures enough to set up all the coun-
ty statements in North Carolina,
and hall OF South Carolina. but is
brought up only to 1905. We learn
from it that since 1870 the Southern
States have expended the aggregate
of 1913, 242, SOB for public schools.
1t is estimated that about $40, 1000
600 OF this sum has been expended
to support common schools for the
colOred race For the year 19O4-5
the sum of SIC, 401 .932 was expend-
ed in the South for the maintenance
OF the common schools OF both races.
about 20 per cent. OF this sum being
Tor the support of the schools for
negroes. The enrolment in the COM
mon schools for the whites WAS I,
o64, 1913, while the negro schools had
an enrolment of 1,6S2.194. 1t will
be seen from this that the South has
been doing pretty we'll bv the negro,
III an educational way.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1907-07-04
A Porter of Henderson Cured
of Dyspepsia and Headache.

Any one in this town who is dis
couraged and sick at heart because
OF an outstanding stomach trouble
may not onl V read with interest the
following letter from one of their
neighbors, but may easily investigate
and find ont the truth of the old
adage that ito see is to believe"
Read what Lewis Digger. IL porter
OF Henderson, n c.. says:
cannot speak too strongly in praise
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heard OF. Everything | ate seemed to
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and | suffered greatly from dizziness and
fainting- | think / used to have the
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