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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-20
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed As Reported by the
 Prescott Title Company.

De Soto Mining company files ail davit of assessment work on two mines, Peek district.
 Geo. S Connolly ct al to Harrington Development company-M. Decd. Schcrcr & Connolly mines, Tiger dis irict.
 r. F. Drciscr and l.. W. Noland locate Summit mine Quartz Mountain dis trict.
 I. T. Dyer ct al incorporate Lyndon Mines company. Capital stock >l,5oo, OOO.
 W. E. Johnson to \. !. Pickrcll NJ. Deed. Onc.half interest m Tillic Starhuck. Clay Bank. Last Chance Arctic, Arizona, and St. John mines lInssaynmpa district.
 \. l. Pickrcll to Alan Gardner M Deed. Same property.
 Dan West to Lcssie West Bill oi Sale. Saloon building. fixtures and furniture. one mile north of Humboldt
 James R. Lowry, sheriff. appoints R C. Lane, Louis Proctor and \. K. lis as deputies II. K. Bchn files affidavit of assess ment work on Arroya placer, Big Bug district.
 Chris Swanton ct al file affidavit of assessment work on four mines. IIassa yampa district.
 q. l.. Drummer to John Bixlcr-W Deed. Onc.half interest in lots 10, II l2, block ', Ash Fork. r. (. Friedman to Keystone Mininl Development company NJ. Deed sio,ooo. Keystone and North an, South Extensions, Turkey Creek dis trIct.
 John Foley to Elza Brown Bill oI Sale. si,,0O. Cattle on range. Copper Cobrc Mining company to D' Soto Mining company Deed. S5. One half interest in Iron Chief mine. Peel district
 James R. Lowry, sheriff, appoints Chas. Mainz as deputy.
 Golden Idol Mining company files af hdavit of assessment work on fou mines, Cherry Creek district. Tim Hawkins and Annie King To cate two mines, Black Rock district. !. $. Gales and wife to David II Bilcs W. Deed. sI5O. Lot 12, blocl 22, Prescott. Wm. E. Fitzgerald ct al incorporat, Gold6eld Gold Mountain Gold MininI company. Capital stock $l ,5OO,O O,OOO. James Morris locates three mines Harper district. John Recs and Chas. Graham to C. C Carbaugh M. Deed. Plomosa, Carbon Iron Duke, Old Camp, Daisy and Ga lcna mines, Eureka district. F., II. Hummer ct al to F. NJ. Car row and |. M. George Agreement sl,25t. Numerous cattle and horses. A. !, Lasweli, ct al. locate 2 mine. Ionia district r. E. Drciscr and r. w. Nolaud locat, Black Pony mine, Quartz Mining dist Vernon Slinkard locates mines, Ri, Bug district. Mrs. q. w. Meade files affidavit o work on Wisconsin Mine, Big Bug dist State Mutual Building & Loan Asso citation to D. II. Biles and wife, Rclcas, Mortgage, Los Angeles. T. l.. Franklin to Jas. F. Clentor, NJ Deed, Ope.half interest in Central an, Puzzlcr mines, Big Bug district. Jas. r. Cleator to T l.. Franklin. NJ Deed, Onc.half interest in Nil Dcspor andum mine, Big Bug district.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-20
MAIDS OF HONOR.

Maids of honor may retain their posts m tho royal household of England SO long as they remain unmarried. There no hxed age at which they are obliged to retire.
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APPLICATIONS FOR GRAZING PER MiIs-No'ice is hereby given that all p phca''ons for permits to graze cattle. hoisr ano goats within the Prescott Forest m serve. during the season of 1907, must S bled In my office at Prescott. Arizona. on a before February lG. iaO7. Full informatics in regard to the grazing fees to be chargtS and blank forms to be used in making M Riication. VI. be furnished upon reques r. Q. W. POOLER, Supervisor. I-g3h
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Returns From Valley.

C. C Runucr has rr'urncd from business trip to tho Salt River valley, and states that % hig consignment "t horses. now iu pasture there, will Joe shipped to this city immediately after the closing of ihc Legislature. This probably is an opPor,une move, m view of the fact that railroad passes are mil nowadays, even with the worthy and dignGcd law makers of this great commonwealth.
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GUY ALLEN,
WARNING NOTICE.
By $. ]. Gnash, attorney-in.fac,.

To Whom It May Concern;
 The Enterprise Mining and MiIsg O., or tho following named mining claims, towit; The Coral, Bonan,a Virginia Dale, Tho Standard, the Golden Eagle and the Bonanza md Coral min sites and improvement thereon, situate in the Walnut Grove mining district, Yavapai county, Ali zona, will not he responsible for any debts contracted or labor performed or material furnished ny the parties n present wo. king tho above claims undr bond and lease.
 ENTERPRISE M. < NJ co.
 By ED. M. BLAKE, Secretary.
 Dated, Dee. 16, 1906.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-20
TO MAKE PASTE.

A recipe for paste that never dries or sours is to add one teaspoonful of powdered alum and ten drops of oil of cloves to pint of very smooth, thick flour paste.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-20
SWISS SAVINGS BANKS.

Switzerland has 557 savings banks, in which l,ls6,549 persons, or more than third of the total population, are depositors.
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Back From Copper Creek.

W l.. Conner returned yesterday from visit to his mining camp in the Cop per Creek section, twcuiy-o.ght miles -nn.i nf NnNnr
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Mining Man Here.

Daniel E Parks of Denver, who hi extensive mining interests in q Cherry Creek district. is in the city , a short business visit.
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Joshua Sullivan will leave today foi Seattle, Wash, where he will .i' with friends and relatives for a '.v -....La
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MINE WARNING NOTICE.
To whom it may concern:

To whom it may concern:
 The Golden Key Mining company q, 'hc following named mining claims. [, wit. Golden Key, Golden Jewel, Gold cr Gem, Golden Crown, Moun,a, View and Bedrock, situate in Green wood or Eureka mining districts. Ma have or Yavapni county, Arizona will not be responsible for any debts co, tractcd for labor performed or ma,ers furnished or for accidents sustained b, above named claims under bond ar, the parties at present working ,l, lease.
 c. CHARLES DAVIS
 ALICE F.. DAVIS. Dated Feb. l, 1906.
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WARNING NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the un' dcrsigncd, owner of the Nciman group of claims, and located about go mie west of Hillside and adjoining the pat. entcd claims of Lawlcr & Wells, h the Eureka mining district. Yavap,i county, Ariz., will not be responsibl. for debts of any kind contracted fa labor and improvements on said prop er'y, while it is being worked under bond.
 GUY ALLEN,
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Senator Man Visits.

George Miller, mine owner iron inc Senator section of the lInssayamp' district. i< ,n the city circulating anon. his many friends.
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old Timer Here

Wrnm Budy of Skull Valley, is in tlc r'y ou business visit. He is n miner and aagcman by occupation. and ha. washed ou' thousands of dollars in "du.'' from iho gulrh that bears his nam. iu uc foothills of Skull Valley
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Left for the South.

County Assessor T. r.. Campbell last night on tho southbound for H Congrcs, Junction section. on o' i t.u4iursa
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Back From Phoenix.

Attorney Paul Burks, head of tl Arizona law department of the Snni Fc. rcturnded yesterday from profc sionnl and business visit Co PhOcnI
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-20

Js ip. ibWllHNhu HIiiN'h h'i' s''''i day from Mexico to visit with his fam. fly.
 Back From His Mines.
 !. K Miller returned yesterday from a visit To his mines in inc Santa Maria district.
 Back Prom the Valley.
 George C. Runncr returned ycstcr. day from business visit in the Salt River valley. Mining Man Here.
 C. r.. Bunker, general manager of the Nacgcr Canyon Copper company, is here on mining business. Left for Salomc.
 Martin Nelson left last night on the souihbound train. for Salomc. where hc has accepted n position. On Business Here.
 |. F.. Emery, superintendent of the Home Run mine, on upper Groom Creek, is here on mining business. On Onicial Bu'iness. w. F. Johnston, live stock inspector, K in the city from his headquarters at Jerome Junction, on an official visit. Accepts Nc. Position.
 sam Ncwson left yesterday for Hum boldt. where he has accepted posi- ton with the firm of WingGcld X Wells.
 Watch our window and sec how the pile of old shoes grows. Ed Block. .'
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Cooked Food Sale.

The ladies of the Baptist church wil have a Cooked Food Sale next Sotur day afternoon nt lIoovcr's Market
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Passed Through.

Harry C. lIibbcn, a prominent stock man and politician of Coconino county, passed through here yesterday, cn route to his home in Flagstaff. from Maricopa county. where he has number of flocks of sheep grazing on the desert ranges.
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(From Fridays Daily.) Visiting Ills Family.

!. E. Tomlinson arrived here ycstcr day from Mexico to visit with his fam iIv.
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TqCt FrOm TfuinbOll

N W. Gort. uf thr firm of Corbiu a L.,t. ~'u1,I yesterday from 20 visit o Humboldt iu connection with ship. monte of ore rrr'nil, made there from tlc Copper Basin district.
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last night for their camp. They re. port mining in that locality is very ac.
 tive and prosperous results are cvi.
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Left for Tucson.

r.. J r. Horne. af thc firm of Mar ud,u. Horne X Co.,. left yesterday for 1u.0u aud other towns in the south. ru pant of 'ho Territory IIo expects U -L- -L--u- lLuu- LMn M-.ks-
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Mining Man Visits.

John <. Jones, president and general manager of the Jessie Mines company. operating in the Cbaparral district, came in yesterday from his mining cnmp on q short husinoss visit.
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Left for Home.

Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Dcam left yes tcrday for their home at Mayer, afte weeks visit here. Mrs. Deam is re gaining her usual good health from recent severe attack of illness.
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Journal.M,w ~ Ai0A.sssss Job work.
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Mining Man visits

N N Ken. general manager of thc O.,H Mining company operating 'n 'hc Big Bug district. near Poland, cam" n yesterday from tIs r"mwnv'- camp ou a short Lusin,.s ,l.l.
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Leaves for Seattle.

Leaves for Seattle.
 Joshua Sullivan will leave today for Seattle, Wash, where he will -it with friends and relatives for f.w weeks
 Left for the South.
 County Assessor T. r.. Campbell f' last night on thc souihbound for lc Congress Junction section. on ofl,.1l business
 Back From Copper Greek.
 W l.. Conner returned yesterday from n visit to his mining camp in the Cop per Creek section, twcniy-c.ght miles east of Mayer
 Cooked Food Sale.
 The ladies of tho Baptist church will have Cooked Food Sale next Sotur day afternoon at Mowers Market. Senator Man Visits.
 George Miller. mine owner from ihc Senator section of the IInssayampa district. is ,u the city circulating among his many friends. Mining Man Here.
 Daniel F. Parks of Denver, who has extensive mining interests in tho Cherry Creek district. is in the city on short business visit. Back From Phoenix.
 Attorney Paul Burks, head of the Arizona law department of the Santa Fc. rcturndcd yesterday from n profcs. sional and business visit to Phoenix. Mining Man Visits.
 John <. Jones, president and general manager of the Jessie Mines company. operating in the Cbaparral district, came in yesterday from his mining camp on short business visit. Left for Home.
 Mir and Mrs. w. ]. Dcam left yes tcrday for their homo at Mayer, after a week visit here. Mrs. Deam is re- gaining her usual good health from n recent severe attack of illness. Go to Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Tom Pickett and daughter left last night for Los Angeles, where they intend to mako their future home. Mr. Pickett will remain here few days longer. transacting business, after which he will join the other members of his family in the City of Angels. Left for tho Beast.
 Mrs. r. D. Bateman left yesterday for a visit with relatives in Kansas City.
 Back From His Mines.
 C. ]. McNulty has returned from q visit to the Green Mountain mines m the Ilassayampa district, where he rc ports good progress being made in the development of this promising prop crty.
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Cots New Contract.

I " .I0rkson, c0utrlct0r and buiId .r u' Irlvo today f1r Jerome June iion. whore hc has contract Tor thc erection of house for Mr. and Mrs. II J -trpv.
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O. Mining Business.

WUI-1r N Kr070. m L0s Nng'Io' mining man, arrived here yesterday from a visit to thc Kirkland district where he made am expert examination of mining property. with view of inNn.linlt
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Back From His Mines.

j. K. Miller returned yesterday iron a visit to his mines in the Santa Maria district.
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Exchange your old shoes for n new pair at Blocks. ''
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Go to Los Angeles.
Back From His Mines.

C. !. McNulty has returned from : visit to the Green Mountain mines 1T the Ilassayampa district, where he rc ports good progress being made in th' development of this promising prop crty.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-03-06
No Better Made.

The materials used in the manu-
facture of Calumet are the finest
possible to select, and these mater
lals are so carefully treated and
correctly proportional and put to-
gether that the bread, cake or bis
cults you eat is free from any chem
lcals, such as cream of tartar: tar
tarlc acid, rochelle salts, alum, lime
or ammonia.
In buying Calumet you get a
chemically correct baking powder
and a baking powder that always
gives good results, thereby saving
the waste of any material, such as
flour, butter or eggs. Calumet bak-
ing powder is recommended by lead
ing physicians and chemists and
complies in every respect with all
pure food laws.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-03-06
CLEMENTS.

Toe-late fer last week
Ole G. Oleson departed last Satur-
day for Chicago.
Jos. Epple transacted business at
New Tim last week.
MIR. BebermeEef. superintendent.
OF schools, was here last week.
Frank Penkert and family of New
Ulm are visiting here WITH Mr.. ard.
Mrs Jos. Penlsart.
Frank SchlIarnpberger drove to
Redwood Falls on the 9Th, to call
on relations there.
The skating rink was closed 8ere
Saturday evening and everyone. who
attended enjoyed a splendid time.
The boys departed for Morton Sun
day, where they intead to have two
skating Kinks, and will remain there
for at least three weeks.
Prof. Douglas will give a school
entertainment in the city hall March
9th. He has secured fine selection
OF plays" and is working hard to
better his record for having the
finest programs thruout all the sur
rounding districts. A basket social
Will be given after the program.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-03-06
SHERMAN.

Too late for last week
Miss Maude Clark has recovered
from an attack Of la grippe.
Louis and Harry Menk visited
with the family of their uncle, John
Menk, Tuesday,
Earl Butcher Of Morgan township
was a guest at the Henry Otto home
Sunday of last week.
There was social gathering at
the VIM. Revier home Monday even
ing. All report good time.
Last week a course of lectures on
religion was held at the Catholic
church in Franklin. Several from
here attended a number of the meet
ing.
Mrs. Paul Revier and little daugh-
ter of Norfolk spent several days last
week as the guests of the formers
sons, Will and John Revier, of this
place.
Emil Rhode of Eden has been in
this vicinity with his horse power
and saw the past week, saving up
the summers wood for a number of
the farmers.
The teacher and pupils Of the Wa
basha school visited at the Valley
school George Washington's birth
day. A Washington program was
rendered by the pupils of both
schools. A number of visitors were
in attendance.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-03-06
GALES.

Born, Feb. 8th. to Joseph Zwark,
and wife, a son.
julius Arnett moved into Martin
Grunden's house Thursday.
Miss Jessie Taylor recently arrived
home from from her visit in Dakota.
Fred. Mondale spent few days
recently with his brother Theodore.
Martin Grunden threshed for VIM.
Pierson and Theo. Mondale the past
week,
The young people enjoyed party
at Christine Olson's Wednesday
evening.
There was a pleasant surprise
party Tuesday evening, at the home
of A. M. Grunden.
Misses Halle Campbell and Myrtle
Weber were guests of Gertrude
Hicks last Saturday and Sunday.
Alfred Croft and bride from Wis
consin came Wednesday to visit his
parents, Benjamin Croft and family.
The basket social and program in
district No, 65, last Friday evening
was success. All enjoyed the en-
tertainment and the proceeds We're
So.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-03-06

The United States secret service
bureau Of st. Paul recently effected
the arrest of DIR. K. S. Margan, a
travelling dentist, with headquarters
at 80 Washington avenue south,
Minneapolis. He is charged with.
passing a number of counterfeit
dollars at Olivia and St. Michaels,-
in this state. 1t is said he is not
recognized by the Minneapolis fra
ternity as a member of the profess
sion.
A machine, drawn by three horses,
that will husk ten acres of standing
corn day has just been per-
fected and patented by G. L. Mar
chow, formerly of Wisconsin. The
first machine has been constructed
and was tested last week in a field
of corn. 1t took the ears from the
stalks and husked and conveyed them
/ to wagon. 1t is said to work IN
! the tallest corn. Inventors have
been trying for thirty years to con-
struct corn-husking machine, for
/ it is believed that the demand will
be as great as for self-binders.
Sleepy Eye Herald: Attorney A.
/ Hauser of this city IS preparing the
petitions and legal documents for
the digging of a judicial ditch to be
extended from the town of Three
/ Lakes, Redwood county, thru a pof-
4 ton of town of Morgan, thence
south thru town of Brookville and
i southeast into town of Prairlevllle.
When completed the ditch will be
at least thirty-five miles long and
drain many thousand acres. These
bitches will be Of inestimable value
to the farmers who own land near
where the ditch runs. Let US have
more bitches.
i Fairfax Standard: Attorney Jas.
Manahan of st. Paul, who has ac-
quired quite a reputation as the
attorney for the Shippers associa-
!, ton of Minnesota spoke to the Hec-
, tor business men on Monday after,
, noon Of this week. Jim is native
, Minnesota product, having beer
born on a farm near Chatfeld, II
: Olmstead county The editor of the
, Standard knew him at his boyhooC
/ home several years ago. He i:
, bright, red-headed, pugnacious anC
plenty able to take care of himsel,
in any company. We are prepared
to believe that he gave the Hector
ties rafting talk.
The petition asking the legislator,
to limit the time when muskrats cal
) be shot or trapped to Nov. 18th t,
, March 18th, instead of Nov. 1st t.
, May 1st, as at present, has beer
signed by hundreds of Mankato PEG
} pie and forwarded to the legislature
Similar petitions have been circu
lated and signed largely at New
Ulm, Nicollet, CORTLAND and othe
places. Muskrat hunters have signet
f as well as hunters and citizens il
general. Everybody comedies tina
, the nesting of ducks in this vicinit,
ought not to be prevented by ra
! hunting, and that the rats ought t,
. be protected from extinction. a
their furs are valuable.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-03-06
Settlers Rates to Minnesota, North and
South Dakota. and Canada

On every Tuesday during March
and April the Minneapolis & St.
Louis railroad will place on sale
special second class settlers tickets
at extremely low rates for benefit of
settlers to the northwest. Call on
agents for rates. or address A. B.
Cults, e. z. & 7. A., Minneapolis,
MINI.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-03-06
Looking
Backward

Twelve years ago lum-
Der was selling at ruin
Gus prices, came near
making bankrupts of all
lumbermen.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-03-06
Never Wish to
See Cheap
Lumber Again

There are many men
living here now who
can remember the con-
ditions at that time. L
was offered fair, old
plug horses for $40 per
head, land was worth
from six to ten dollars
per acre. wheat about
43 cents per bushel,
mo market for corn"
and none for oats ex-
cept by the car load at
II TO 15c per bushel,
our back yards full of
tr a m p begging for
bread.
Stop and Think
and you will do no
more k i c k / N 6.
Respectfully,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-03-06
Letter to Mr.. A. Y. F'edderly, Red

Letter to Mr.. A. Y. F'edderly Red
acood Falls. MINI
DEAR SIR: The cheap paint to
buy is the one that covers more than
you think: the cheap one to wear is
the one that is young when old.
Mrs. Moore of Kelsey, N. Y,
bought 16 gallons Devoe to paint
her house two coats; her painters
said it would take that. Had 6 gal
Ions left.
Mr.. James Ackley's house, in
Cairo fCatskill Mountains), N. Y,
painted Devoe: it wore Ia years. and
the paint was in good condition
then. He was going to paint, the
last we knew, tho. That's the way
to preserve a house; repaint..when
there's no occasion.
Yours truly,
F. w. DEvoE & Co.
New York and Chicago. |
e. A. Pease sells our paint.
If you are looking for horses, for
either draft or. driving purposes,
consult Farrell & Keefe, North Red
wood, or phone 36-L.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-07-19
THOSE WHO SAW "TI1E THING" HERE
INDICATED BY GEORGIA FOLK.
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(AtIanta JournaI.)

Just at nightfall Sunday number
of people in Decatur were astOunded
by the appearance of a great light in
the sky, seemingly mammoth bal
loon or .airship. that sped high above
the town, going in a northeasterly
direction For ten minutes, it is said.
the mysterious body was visible. Then
it vanished in a mass of gathering
clouds.
Among those who witnessed the
marvel was W. H Christian. whose
home is on the western edge of the
village. From where he stood, says
Mr. Christian, the light looked pretty
much as might comet upside down
The upper part of the queer air craft
seemed to be an enormous bag that
fiuttered like silk in the atmospheric
currents. Whether there was para
chute or boat OF some kind attached
to this, the distance of the moving
body made it impossible to deter
mine. For the same reason, too. E-
not known whether the bag was
guided by a human band or moved of
its own accord.
That it was under intelligent direc-
ton. however, the steadiness and
straightness with which it kept Its
course is strongly suggestive A car
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-07-19

rfer pigeon, say the witnesses, neVel
moved with more precision.
Who first sighted the phenomenon
is not known, but shortly after its ap'
pearance scores of people were calling
to each ether and pointing toward inc
sky. Had it not been for the TACT
that most families were having sup,
per at the time the excitement would
have been much greater than it TeaAy
was. Excitement was not lacking
however. Among the animals. ths
effect of the balloon was striking.
Dogs yowled and howled, cats went
scampering up trees and under nou :
and the chicken roosts became pan
demonium.
So far as is known no one ID a.
lanta saw the light. This IS eaSi..
understood, however. for, according -
Mr.. Christian, the body swept lLto
view about five miles northeast Of ITO
city. 49,,
Much speculation has been arouse
over what may be called TINS pLa n.
tam flyer. No aeronauts have =
scheduled to make ascenslons' an ~
a comet was due, the almanaCs s ne
astronomers have kept quiet Oh
subject