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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
DEEP MINING THE ONLY THING
 NEEDED
So Thinks I. B. Garter Of Walnut Grove
 District
(From Tuesdays DailY.N

"Walnut Grove district Is on the eve of what promises to be the most prosperous season in it's history" said r. E. Carter, an old time resident of yesterday.
 "We have n mining country there that is equal in resources to any in the county, and as soon as deep mining methods, now followed in other dis tricts, arc introduced there, there will in my opinion, be some productiy. properties developed.
 "Our placer mines are also prom. ising," he said. "Thcre is hardly {, creek or gulch that gold cannot easily be found, but the great drawback ts the opening of the mines has alway, been lack of water, of which there h plenty this year.
 "All arc glad to see this downpow of rain at this season." he continued "Besides giving the placer miner water to wash his gold bearing soil, it sava the farmer and gardener the labor of irrigating his lands, and it is the caus of much encouragement to the stock. men in starting the spring grasses os the ranges, where there is already vep good feed.
 CT understand, hc added, "that th, California concern that has been er. ploring the beds of the IIassayamps river, near Wagoncr, for placer gold. is more than pleased with the pros poets found, and it is reported that this concern will start placer mining thers on n large scale in the near future. Pence and plenty reigns supreme among us and our people are all enjoying good hcalth,' he concluded.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
UNUSUAL ACTIVITY IN ARIZONA
 CAMPS
Many Prospective Pur- chasers Visiting
 Territory
(t'rom Tuesdays Daily ,

!. x. Ackcr X Co. .'s monthly mining and stock letter contains the follow. ing concerning Arizona mines:
 A careful survey of the various camps throughout Arizona at this time shows them to he in n prosperous condition and an unusual acticity prevailing at al- most every point.
 Buyers of properties and representa- tivcs of strong crowds are to be found in all the mining camps looking up properties or negotiating for mines and mining claims. Especially are the rep. rcscntatives of the big copper inter. ests showing activity in trying to sc. cure properties of known merit. Even the Nevada boosters arc beginning to gravitatc this way and tho advance guard is represented by some of those who have been most successful in that state.
 The new country being opened up by the Arizona & California line contin.
  ues to attract much attention and n large number of prospcctors and min. ing men are invading that field. Ex. cellcnt reports are coming from the properties where development work has been under way during recent months and within n short time n number of producers will be added to that sec. | ton.
 In the Jerome camp developments on various new propositions arc pro. gressing satisfactorily and the show ing K such as to justify the belief that at least two or three new pro duccrs will bo added to that camp dur ing the year,
 The Jerome Mines Development com pany continues to obtain very cncour aging results from it's diamond drill work.
 The Arkansas & Arizona shaft is be low the 900 and going down rapidly with machine drills now in operation | new hoist has been installed on the United Verde Extension and active development work will he resumed on this property.
 The Jerome Verde Copper company i. preparing to put on n large force. be ginning the first of the month.
 At the PittsburgJerome the condi tions are very satisfactory and it i, expected that new ore bodies will be leneountered daily.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03

A. l.. lIarroun, W. A. Moses and D. F. Moses of Kansas City, Mo, and Geo C. Mccsc of Joplin, Mo, returned yes tcrday from the camp of the Pacih, Copper company, in the Bradshau mountains, nine miles south of Crow, King, in which they are heavily inter estcd. They were accompanied by Al C. McDonlad, general manager of the concern. All expressed themselves m being well pleased with the showing ia the mines.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03

StOckman Here.
 Jesse Martin, the Camp Wood stock man. K here on business. McCabc Visitor
 I. r. Harrington of McCabe is here on short business visit Spent Sunday Here.
 F. Barney of Iron Springs, spent Easter with friends here. Spent Easter Here. E. E. Dolly of Humboldt spent Easter sunday in the city. From Jerome.
 Mrs. Mark !. smith of Jerome was . Prescott visitor yesterday. Enjoying a Vacation. c. q. Goodwin of Humboldt is in .he city "n}cying short vacatiok Date Creek Visitor.
 ]. c. McGovern, the Date Creek farmer. is here on court business. In From His Mines.
 Lee Thomas is in the city from his mines in the IIassayampa district City Clerk Ill.
 City Clerk F. B. Modem is confined to his home suffering from tonsilitis. McCabe Business Man Here.
 George Meade, the McCabc merchant, is in the city visiting with his family. Left for Kingman.
 Attorney T. G. Norris left yesterday for kingman, on court business. lie was accompanied as far as Ash Fork by Attorney John Mason Ross. his law partner, who returned last night. McCabe Merchant Here.
 William Cole, inc McCabc merchant is here on n business visit Ex Supervisor Visits.
 Ex Supervisor n. q. Sinclair is in the city from Kirkland on short bushes. visit.
 Forest Ranger Visits. \. w. Iaehun. forest ranger, with headquarters at Poland. is in the cit, on official business.
 Enjoying Vacation.
 George Blankenship, Thomas Hen nesscy and John Mcclure, McCabe min CTS arc here enjoying vacations.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
Back From the Valley.

II. F.. Campbell, the well known wool grower. returned here yesterday from the Salt River valley, where his large flocks are grazing.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
To Examine Mines.

II. R Ward, mining engineer, will leave today for tho new copper conn. try along the line of the \. & C.. to examine n group of mines for an east. crn syndicate.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
Taking a Trip.

Mr. and Mrs. David Fiuuic will leave this morning for Los Angeles. whcr" after short soiourn, they will visi' relatives m Ventura county.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
Cattle Inspector Here.

William Speed, ca'tl" inspector and detective. arrived here yesterday from Wilcox. Ilc intends to remain in tms section for some time aud will leave to- nlnrrnM fnr MnNnr.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
Road overseer Qualities.

r. E. Carter of Walnut Grove quail. fcd as road ovcrsccr yesterday by filing his bond and oath of office in inc county rccordcr's office.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
Prominent Jcromite Hero.

II. r. Merrill. n former resident oi this city and one of ;hc prominent and leading citizens of Jerome, was among the Copper City people who en' ioyod themselves here yesterday anl Friday.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
Circnlating Among Friends.

William lIornlobon. inc well known blacksmith and engineer, is in thc city circulating among his many friends foI iho first time in n number of months
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
Returns With Prisoner.

Deputy Shcrin Horace Bowdrc rc. turned last night from kingman, hay ing in custody Walter llallorau, want cd ln Humboldt on miulcmonnor
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
Back From the Bradshaws

C. w. Mitchell returned sunday from
 visit to the properties of the Pacific
 Copper company, in the Bradshaw mountains
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
Prominent People Wed.

Cards are out announcing the wed ding on May 23 in Fl raso, Texas. of Mis, Birdie Weir. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. C. W. Bishop of this city to Dan IIosmcr, wealthy s'ockman of th' Lnnc Sinr sinir.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
Leave for Kingman.

Judge Sloan and Attorney Leroy An. dcr,on will leave today for Hingman where inc April term of the district sloan presiding. The April term of the district court of Coconino county will bc opened Monday, April s.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
Left for Home.

Mr.. I. r. Nihcll. Mr. and Mrs. Will. jam Holiday. Mir. and Mrs. R. \. Williams. W. r. Scott. n. n. lInrrlng- ton. Walter C. Miller and CGr Fred Hawkins and Charles Kir,. I,f, yesterday for their homes m Jerome after n pleasant visit in the city.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
Visiting Friends.

Mir. and Mrs. \. \. Nannoy. Miss rhcodora Ilcaly. IT, C. Fanslcr and F.. Emanuel were among q number from this city who attended the masquerade Mrs. !. Paul in her large barn last night The affair was one of the most enjoyable social events of the season given nt inc important railroad center
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
IIassaYampa Visitors.

Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Webster were among inc ont of town visit'rs .raps acting business here yesterday. Mir Webster k superintendent pf 'hc Jose phinc mine located near thc hcadwatcr- of tbp IIussaVumuu
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
(From Sundays DailyJ

Back From Phoenix.
 Richard Iam-on returned yesterday from a business visit io Phoenix Back From the Coast
 Charles sanders returned last even. ing from on extended vi-ii to the coast.
 In From Blue Bell
 W. r.. Glenn of the Blue Bell, came in last evening, to attend Easter services m tho city. Will Leave for Wickonburg.
 A. ]. Doran will leave today for the Wickrnburg district, where he has min ing interests. Left for Phoenix.
 George n, Morris left las, night for Phoenix, where ho will visit today with relatives and friends. Claim Agent Here.
 F.. II. Hutchinson. claim agent of inc santa fc, with headquarters in Los Angeles, is visiting in inc ,ity. To Spend Easter Here.
 Mir. and Mrs. F.. II. Hamilton and son, of Humboldt, came in Inst evening from the new Shelter City, to spend Easter here.
 In From Camp,
 R. NJ. Duncan came in last evening from his mining camp in the Noun, Union section, to spend Easter in the city.
 Back From the South.
 William Gray of Camp Verde return cd here yesterday from n visit ,o his mines in ihc southern section of tn, Territory.
 Leaves for New York.
 Gus Rodcnburg will leave today foi New York on important mining busi ness. He expects to he absent about [ nOnih
 old Timer I'll.
 F. Helm. mn old times resident Q, inc Rig Bug district, was admitted t' inc hospital yesterday very i'll witt pneumonia.
 Lcft for Home.
 ]. T.. storm and W. r. Baker lef N"stcrdny for their homes in the Jcr ome Junction ncighborhood, after n tw, .lays' visit here.
 Spends Eastcr Here.
 Frank Lccklider, general manager o the Big Bug store at Poland, came h yesterday to spend Faster Sunday will relatives in the city. Win Return Today.
 r. r. Hastings, general passenger and freight agent of the B. F., P. & F. will Rrrivc home today from visit tc Phoenix on company business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
IInmholdt Jn.tlce IIore.
Well Known Optician Hore.

Dr. L. k. Swlkcroth. inc Phoenix and Denver opti'ian. stopped over h,re la-t night, cn r'u'c to rhocnix. llc will return here ThurIay for a week. professional visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
Jerome Merchant Here.

IT, r. Merrill. inc Jerome merchant and real estate man, is among the Copper City visitors to our city. He reports a revival of activity in real estate circles iu Jerome and says that inc Verde district is livclicr than at any time since the discovery of the treat United Verde mine
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
In From Blue Bell.

W. r.. Glenn of thc Blue Bell, came in last evening, to attend Easter services m tho city.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
Mine Manager Visits.

C. K. Tihbctts, general manager of ihc Golden Idol Mining company. op. orating in inc Cherry Creek district. 'amc in yesterday from the company $ camp, to meet Dr. II. X. Ingalls,. di- rector of ihc concern. who returned here last night from au extended visit ID chillicothc. Ohio.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
A Flying Visit.

II. C. Maloy. thc A,co Limestone contractor, paid a flying visit to ih' city yesterday, returning home in th' afternoon
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
Stockman Visits.

r.. \. Marlowc. Inc Williamson Val Icy -tockman Is visiting in the city for inc first time since Christmas. ll' reports plenty of water and excellent feed on the range, in his vicinity.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
old Timer Here.

w. T. Baker one of the carly set tier. of inc Territory and Oregon. came in ycstcray from his mining camp in The Mineral Point district, to renew acquainianccs among his many friends here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
Back From the Coast.

Charles sanders returned last even ing from nn extended V-it to th, coast.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
Copper City Officers Here.

Fred Hawkins. chief of police of Jerome, and Charles King. constable and night wnichmln in thc Copper City, are vi.iiiug here on court bu.i- ness. Both officer. arr popular in Jcr- "mc, as k evidenced by their election each succeeding two years by hand. -,tup ma iorifit-
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
Back From Frisco.

Mrs. r. D. Trcadwcll of Mayer rc- turned hC:c last night from visit with relatives in san Francisco. Cal. She was met here by her husband, F. D. rrcadwcll. who arrived from Mayer nnrlirr in tho evening.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
Back From Jerome.

Ccbrgo AttcrburF owner or ih Wandering Jcw mine. returned y"stcI day from bu.iur~. visit to Jerome.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
Back From Vacation.

IT, E. Kohl and George Mor,ca returned yesterday from o visit q" Angeles and thc coast
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
Visiting With Friends.

Miss Mabel Warren of Ash Fork an, her friend. Miss Nora Finncgan ot Kansas City. Kan. are in the city visiting with friends Walter Warren Miss Warrcn's brother. win arrive to day from Ash Fork. and he and his sis fer will spend Sunday with friends il Humboldt. Miss f'inucgan will return io Aah Fork this afternoon on the day light express.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
Will Leave for wickonburg.

A. ]. Doran will leave today for th Wickrnburg district, where he has mil ing interests.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
Left for Chicago.

William Cooper left yesterday for visit with relatives in Chicago Iic Q pccts to loo abc.nt about two mon'l
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
Here Prom Phoenix

A. C. Mcqueen, live stock agen the <. r., r. 0 r., arrcod here y' day from Phoenix on railroad husi
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
In From Mine.

Jam,- lrodic. Mount Union mining man. is here on mining business. In From Mine
 NJ. l.. Bucklcv, superintendent of the lllckbcrfy Mining and Development company, came in yesterday to spend Easter sunday with his family.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03

Back From Phoenix.
 Richard Ium~un returned yesterday from business visit tu Phoenix.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
(From Tuesdays Daily)

StOckman Here.
 Jesse Martin, the Camp Wood stock man. K here on business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
Clly News
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(From Saturdays Daily)
Left for Tempe.
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Left for Tempe.
 Mr. and Mr.. Gene Englc left last night ou tho -outhhound train for Tempe. where they will spend Easter sunday with relatives. Humboldt Justice Here.
 G,ulc n Francis. justice of the ura.. of Ilumbnldt. uuJ prominent merchant Of thr new Smcltcr City, spent yesterday u thc city, circu- ntiug among hs many friends
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03

r. W. Wood. the Mayer mining man, s here on business visit. Here From Mount Union.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
McCabc Visitor.
Spent Sunday Here.

I. T. Harrington of McCab, on short business visit
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
Left for Phoenix.

George h. Morris left last night fo Phoenix, where ho will visit toda with relatives and friends.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
McCabe Visitors.

Nr. and Mrs. r. D. Thnycr of N' Cahc were among 'hc out ol t'"' visitors here yesterday.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03
Mining Man Here.

Mining Man Here.
 r. W. Wood. the Mayer mining man, s here on business visit. Here Prom Mount Union.
 Jamc- Brodic. Mount Union mining man. is here on mining business. 1n From Mine.
 M l.. Bucklcv, superintendent of thc llackbcrty Mining and Development company, came in yesterday to spend Easter sunday with his family. Circulating Among Friends.
 William lIornlcbcn. inc well known blacksmith and engineer, is in tbe city circulating among his many friends for tho first time iu n number of months. Returns With Prisoner. Deputy Shcrin Horace Bowdrc rc. turned last night from kingman, hay. ing in custody Walter llaloran, want. cd in Humboldt on misdcmcanor charge.
 Cattle Inspector Here
 William Speed, cattle inspector and detective. arrived here yesterday from Wilcox. He intends to remain m this section for some time and will leave to. morrow for Mayer. Prominent Jeromite Here. II. r. Merrill. a former resident of this city and one of ;hc prominent and leading citizens of Jerome, was among the Copper City people who en- ioyod themselves here yesterday anl Friday.
 Hassayampa Visitors. Mir. and Mrs. W. D. Webster were among the ont of town visit'rs .raus. acting business here yesterday Mr. Webster k superintendent pf .hc Jose phinc mine located near Inc hcadwatcrs of the Ilassayampa.
 Prominent People Wed. ! Cards are out announcing the we'd. ding on May 23 in Fl Paso, Texas. of Miss Birdie Weir, daughter of Mir. and Mrs C. W. Bishop of this city to Dan IIosmcr. a wealthy s'ockman of inc Lone Star state.
 Leave for Kingman.
 Judge sloan and Attorney Leroy An. dcr,on will leave today for Hingmau where inc April term of the district court will convene tomorrow, Judge sloan presiding. The April term of the district court of Coconino county will bc opened Monday April S.
 Left for Home. | Mr.. I. r. Nihcll. Mir. and Mrs Will. jam Holiday. Mir. and Mrs. R. \. ! Williams. W. r. Scott, n. n. lInrrlng- ltoa. Walter C. Miller and Offers Fred Hawkins and Charles Kirs. I,f, yesterday for their homes m Jerome after pleasant visit in the city. Visiting Friends.
 Mr. and Mrs. \. X. Nannoy, Miss Thcodora IIcaly. II. c. Fanslcr and F.. | Emanuel were among number from this city who attended the masquerade dance nt Jerome Junction given by Mrs. !. Paul in her large barn last ! night. The affair was one of the most enjoyable social events of the season given nt inc important railroad center. Visiting With Friends.
 Miss Mabel Warren of Ash Fork and her friend. Miss Nora Finncgan of Kansas City. Kan. are in the city, visiting with friends. Walter Warren. Miss Warrcn's brother. win arrive to- day from Ash Fork. and he and his sis. fer will spend Sunday with friends in Humboldt Miss Fnucgnn will return io Aah Fork this afternoon on the day light express.
 (From Tuesdays Daily) Stockman Here.
 Jesse Martin, the Camp Wood stock man. K here on business
 McCabc Visitor.
 !. Y. Harrington of McCabc is here on short business visit
 Spent Sunday Here.
 r.. Barney of Iron Springs, spent Ensinr with frinn1s h.,n
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-03

F.. 1T. Hutchinson. claim agent of { santa Fc, with headquarters in I Angeles, is visiting in inc ,tty.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-26

Fast Line From St. Johns to Ireland
 ST. JOHNS, N. F., Jan. 26.-English capitalists have closed Q contract with the government of Newfoundland for fast transatlantic steamship line to run between port on the Irish coast and St. Johns. The steamers are to make twenty-two knots an hour.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-26
;s,00l0 TOR \ C'HILD' !
WaterbaTy Cate Resembles Psem. "Which Shall II Bc."

One of the wealthy residents of Waterbury gave g woman, who has been In the habit of complaining of having too many children . nut to crack the other day and she doesn't know what to do with 1t. The parties met iu one of the local drug stores and after hearing the woman talk about how hard 1t is to get along on small means and maintain large family, the gentleman inquired about her circumstances and on learning that she has lot of boys he told her that he knows family who would give her $5.000 for one of them. Thinking he was joking the woman said she would let him have a girl at that price, but the man gave her to understand that he meant just what he had said and added that he would give her a week to make up her mind. She says she never thought seriously of the matter and that it didn't take her a moment to decide what to do, but she would like to. get hold of that $5.000 without being asked to give one of her chil- dren in exchange for 1t. Which is the more selfish?
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-26
PROMINENT LECTURER.
Bicknell Young Win Speak at the Buckingham Tomorrow Afternoon.

Bicknell Young. c. s. B., the lec- turer, who Is to explain Christian science to Waterbury people to-mor- row afternoon in the Buckingham Music hall. is graduate of the Ma tional Training School for Music of London. England. and was we'll known baritone singer and a lecturer upon subjects relating to music. In 1890 he was healed of serious physi- cal diseases by Christian Science and since taking up its church work was soloist and precentor for First church of Christ. Scientist, of Chicago for nearly i've years; first reader of Sec ond church for three years and pub liccation committee for the state of Illinois for one year. He was ap- pointed member of the board of lec- turesnlp about four years ago and since that time has been in constant demand from all parts of the United States. Mir Young has also lectured in Canada. England, Scotland, Ire land and Germany. He comes to Wa terbury under the auspices of First church of Christ. Scientist, of this city. 1he --cture will commence at 3 o'clock and the committee an- nounces that admission will be free. with no co..sction. and that the pub lic are cordially invited.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-26
CITY NEWS

The members of Court Mc0ivney, Daughters of Isabella. gave a dance in Knights of Columbus hall last evening.
 Miss Sadie E. Cunningham, former ly employed as stenographer at The Elton. has accepted position with the Waterbury Rubber Tire Coach company.
 Miss Eileen Dunn of B Meadow street. who has been suffering for the past three months with an acute at- tack of arthritis deformity is able to Eit up.
 The cold weather of the past few days. aided by the snow. have kept the trains behind time. some of them being a half hour late. Yesterday scarcely a train was on time while almost all of them today were seyer- al minutes late.
 Fulton's American band is meeting with much success in the effort to collect S1.000. The band has found 1t hard going by endeavoring to keep together on the proceeds of engage ments and now the members are call ing upon their friends for aid. The persons contributing a dollar become honorary members of the band.
 An automobile going at a very fast clip narrowly missed coIIidins with a car on West Main street this morning. The machine was travel ing along the car tracks and as 1t rounded the curve near St Johns church. the chauffeur had to hustle to get the automobile into the middle cf the street 70 as not to crash ssaiEst an oncoming car It appears as though there are a few persons vith the automobile fever vho drive their cau thro1eh Exchauss place at pa0 uueh oreoter than allowed by