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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-07
HUMBLE BEE
 CORRESPONDENCE

Special Correspondence.
 RUMBLE BEE, Ariz., Aug. 1.-Jo, Basset and his bride of a few months passed on their way to Phoenix from Ash Creek. Billy Osborn's son, his family, ant some friends, were passcrsby from Phoenix on vacation in the noun tains.
 J. Wilson and friend were two of tho "shirtless colony" from Phoenix tn vacation to see how tanned they could get.
 Thursday, new mail carrier starts cn the old route. Tho las. one is glad to get out of it.
 James Mocat and family are in town from the Turkey Creek section.
 Mrs. J. M. Sullivan was very severely stung by an angry bee, on the face, several days ago, but it is very pleas. mt to say that Mrs. Sullivan is i'm. proving.
 John Ross left for Prescott, wedncs. day morning, on business.
 James Tipton left for Turkey Creek to take the train for Prescott. Wedncs. day.
 J. l.. Hardy and Wm. Schutz were "business" visitors, Sunday.
 
 Misses Frances, Blanche and Amy Snyder were out on hunting trip in the Black Canyon, Wednesday where they lost very small but very impor. tnnt article, which was not recovered at the writing of this correspondence. Ten dollars reward for any one bring. inp the article to this office.
 O. J. Graham is out on n hunt for h's string of burros, whien have been missing for several days.
 w. W. Snyder was visitor to Tur. key Creek, Wednesday, on business.
 l.. F. Nells and Charles Anderson were passers by on their way to the Niger Brown, several days ago.
 James Hays and Elmer smith were seeing the famous Mud Springs in Rumble Bee, Saturday, from Turkey Creek.
 Some very fine melons were picked cut of the garden by the Rumble Bees, lately.
 Several people have left the Turkey Creek section for that of the Verde Valley.
 The Rumble Bees were unable Co at. tend the dance at Big Bug on account of the distance.
 "Gus,' other name unknown, passed Wednesday on his way first to Mayer and then on to Flagstaff, from Phoe- nix.
 R. C. Huston came up from Nigger Brown, Tuesday.
 Henry NJ. Dumont was up from Can. yon, on his twice-a.week visit, Monday, on business.
 RUMBLE BEE.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-07
OCTAVE WORKING.
(From Saturdays Daily)

A. F. Hurley, general manager Of the Octave Mining company. left last night for Octave, after two days' visit here. He stated that thcrc were about l2j miners employed in his com pany's mines, and that the force Is being increased as fast as mon can h. secured. The several levels are being opened, but sinking nss not yet besss resumed In the deepest shaft, which is now at the 2,000 foot level. The mill is running one i2hour shift . day.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-07
PROBATE BUsINEss. lEIom SaturdAy,a DAilX.l

In the probate court, yesterday, Frank Sehannell, guardian of the estate of Susie stephens and Wesley stephens, filed supplementary inven- tory of the property of the estate.
 Thomas x. Childsrs filed a petition praying for letters of administration on the estate of MclvinA T. Chilier,, deceased. the heaying of waieh was sst for August le.
 An order was made and entered clos ing the estate of Abraham Kuntk, de- ceased. and diseharging the adminis- trator.
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(Prom pAday-s Daly.) Enjoying c Vacation,

Charles Crider Is in the city from his mines, enjoying short vacation. IT. From Kirkland.
 Frank Coulter came in last evening from Kirkland on a short business visit. Visiting Friends.
 Robert Burns, the Mineral Point mining man, is in the city visiting friends. Left for Winslow.
 Attorney General F.. $. Clark left yesterday for Winslow on professional business. Here On Court Business
 Deputy Sheriff Wiley Woodruff of Poland spent yesterday here on court business. Back From California.
 Attorney Paul Burks has returned from an extended visit in southern Cal ifornia. Visiting His Father.
 NJ. Harold Hartley arrived here yes terday to visit with his father, NJ. l. Hartley.
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RECORDERS RECEIPTS.

The receipts of the county record CTS office for the month of July for filing and recording instruments amounted to s63s.95. The receipts for the corresponding period of last year were $5sl.20.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-07
HEAT CAUSES susPENsIoN.

w. Jeff Martin returned here yes terday from his mining camp in th' Wickenburg country, where hc sus pended operations on account of thu great heat until September l.
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PAGE THREE
Will Purchase Cattle.

Will Purchase Cattle. , Joe Roberts left last night on tho southbound train for Mesa, to pur-.. chase cattle.
 Enjoying a Vacation. Gus Scbraplan is in the city enjoy | ing we'll earned vacation among his many friends.
 Left for Kingman.
 F. A. IIaggott left yesterday for Kingman, Mohavc county, on a mine inspection trip.
 Will Leave for Los Angeles. Frank Andrews will leave for a short visit to Los Angeles on mining business today.
 Left for Home Thomas F. Kcough left last nignt for his home in Phoenix, after two weeks visit here.
 Humboldt Visitors. Q. F.. Jager and J. Mitchell Roberts of Humboldt came in last evening from the Shelter City.
 Back From Vacation. Harry Elliott, travelling engineer of the <. F., F. & F., has returned from a pleasant vacation on the coast. wickenburg Visitor.
 S. Mcclure arrived here yesterday from the wickenburg district, wncre he has promising mining interests. Left for wickcnburg.
 II. r. Daley left last night on the southbound train for the wickenburR district, on mine inspection trip. Will Visit the Canyon.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. NJ. Earnhart and family of Kirkland passed through here yesterday, en route to the Grand Canyon.
 Cattle Buyer Leaves.
 !. T. Hughes, a Phoenix stockman, left last night for home after making some cattle purchases on the Big Chino ranges.
 Will Visit Douglas.
 T. x. Childers the Black Canyon mining man, will leave today for Doug las, where he will spend the month of August with relatives. Accepts New Position.
 q. c. Goodwin will leave today for Humboldt, where he has accepted . po- sition in the mechanical department of the Consolidated Arizona Smelling com pany.
 Resigned His Position.
 Freeman Stewart has resigned his position in the general msrchan Hiss store of J. l. Gardner to devote his en- tire time to the development of his mine in the Walker district. School Teacher Arrives.
 Miss Helen Edwards, who has bssn appointed to a position as teacher in the High school, arrived here last night from her home in Michigan. After . few days stay here she will leave fos n short time before school opens. on For Their Mines.
 Charles F.. Finncy, general manager, and F. W. Brooks, consulting engineer, of the London.Arizona Copper com pany, operating in the Kelvin district, Pinal county, will leave today for the properties of their concern, after . three days visit here. They expect to return here on business in the lat ter part of next week. <t
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Clty News
 ....In Brief {
(From Thursdays Daily.)

(From Thursdays Dsily.) Mayer Visitors.
 Mr. and Mrs. B. o. vcrscth of Mayer are visiting in the city. Back From Los Angeles.
 F. W. Brooks returned here last night from Los Angeles. Spent Yesterday Here.
 II. <. Stevenson of Iron Springs spent yesterday in the city. Back From the Coast.
 Dr. R. x. Looncy returned last night from month"; 's visit on the coast. Back From Los Angeles.
 George C. Rufrner returned last night from business visit to Los Angeles. Left for wcnden.
 Frank Burns left last night for the Wcnden district, where he has mining interests.
 Mining Man Visits.
 Dr. o. l.. Gccr, the Congress June. ticr mining man, is here on mining business.
 Left for Frisco.
 J. w. Lund left yesterday for n months visit in San Francisco, com. bining business with pleasure. Back From Phoenix.
 Joe Drew of Walnut Creek returned here yesterday from business visit in Phoenix, where he reports warm weather.
 Left for Phoenix.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. C. Rcinhart left last night for their home in Phoenix, after n pleasant visit here with friends. Beef Cattlo Scarce.
 J. T. Hughes, Phoenix butcher, who is in this section in search of beef cattle for his market. reports fat steers very scarce. Chino Valley Visitor.
 Nelson Pun,cnney, pioneer resident of Chino Valley, came in last evening from his home in that place on short business visit. Left for Fools Guich.
 P. A. Johns. general manager of the Alvarado Gold Mining company, left last night for his company's camp in the Fools Gulch section. Left for Home.
 J. w. Smith, general manager of the Octave Commercial company left last night for his home in Octave, after a two days' business visit here. A Short Visit.
 J. T. Nelson, the Jerome Junction merchant. paid n short business visit to to the city yesterday, returning home on the afternoon nortnbound train. McCabe Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. r. D. Thnyer and son. II. T. Thnyer, and Miss Dolly Green. wood of McCabe, were among n mum. Der of out of town visitors here yester. day. Enjoying a Vacation.
 Charles Anderson is in the city from Mayer, enjoying a we'll earned vacation. among his many friends here. He reports mining active all through the Big Bug district. Mining Man Here.
 A. l.. Harroun, who is heavily inter. ested in mines in the Copper Creek district, twenty-five miles east of Mayer. arrived here last night from his home in Kansas City, Mo. Left for Phoenix.
 Attorney J. J. Daggs of Phoenix, who Is spending the summer months here with his family, left last night on the southbound train on . short busi. ness visit to the Salt River valley. Former Resident Visits.
 Charles E. Finney, general manager of the London-Arizona Copper com. pany, operating in Pinal county, form. erly vice president and general man. agcr of the Consolidated Arizona
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-07

We didn't suppose anything could make San Angelo pause, but the eclipse of the moon did the trick. Conversa. ton ran on the omnipotence of tho Creator.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-07
(From Saturdays Daily.)

(From Saturdays Daily.) McCabe Visitor.
 T. J. Hubbard of McCabc Is visiting in the city. Back From Nevada.
 J. W. Ryan has returned here from Tonopah, Nev. Hero From Asco.
 J. C. Hsslet, the Aseo oil we'll man, Is here on a short business visit. Back From Phoenix.
 Attorney ]. J. Daggs returned yes. tcrday from a short visit to Phoenix. Win Visit Relatives.
 Mrs. Frank Wright will leave for snort visit with relatives in Oregon, today. Camp Verde Visitors.
 q. W. Hance, Sol Johnson and Ed. Jones of Camp Verde are visiting in tho city. Back From Visit.
 Miss Alice Adams returned last night from weeks visit with relatives in Flagstaff. Joined the Rangers.
 It was rumored on the streets, yes. terday, that George Mayer had accept. cd a position on the Ranger force. MT. Mayer, however, was out of the city, yesterday, and the report could not be verified.
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 On Bushes Here.
 W. F. Mcleod, the Walker stock. man and miner, spent yesterday here on business.
 Skull Valley Visitor.
 Miss Katie Coughran, the Skull Val. Icy school teacher, is visiting with friends in the city,
 Wool Grower Hero.
 F.. A. Sawyer, prominent northern Arizona wool grower, is in the city on n short business visit.
 Turkey Visitor.
 T. N. Cbildcrs came in last evening from his mining camp near Turkey, in the Black Canyon district. Pioneer Visits.
 Joe Cook, the Williamson Valley pio. neer stockman and farmer, is visiting with relatives in the city. Left for Home.
 R. F.. Culver, the Big Bug mining man, left yesterday for home, after pleasant business visit here. Left for Home.
 Dr. q. F. Sampson left yesterday for his home. in Winslow, after a pleasant visit with friends in the city. United fin Marriage.
 Married. Tuesday evening, at : o'clock, by Probate Judge Hicks, Miss Caroline Grammar and Rudolph Christ. Visiting Relatives.
 Mir. and Mrs John Huron Mcdonald left yesterday for visit with rcla. tivcs in Colorado. They expect to be absent some time. skyiight City Visitor.
 George W. Glowner. n prominent res. idcnt of Flagstaff, arrived here last night from the Skyligh. City on n short business visit. A Short Visit.
 Fred Schwanbcck, the Humboldt merchant, paid n short visit to the city, yesterday, returning to the Shelter City in the afternoon. Here On Business.
 ]. NJ. Mcdonald. superintendent of the Peacock mine, in the Copper Basin district, spent yesterday here pur. chasing supplies for his company's camp. Left for Home.
 Mrs. ]. II. Coffin of Flagstaff, who has been the guest of Mrs. F.. E. Clark here, for several days, returned yesterday to her home in the Sky light City. Recovered From Illness.
 William Potts, who has been confined to his home from n severe attack of Ill., ness for the past ten days, is able 10 attend ,o his usual business duties again. stockman Visits.
 John Bozarth, the Copper Creek arrived here yesterday from his headquarters in the Eureka district and will leave today for Walnut Grove, where he will visit with his family. Here From Anita.
 E. Fleming L'Engle, general man ager of the Anita mines, in Coconino county. now being operated by the Consolidated Arizona Smelling com pany, arrived here last evening from his camp in business connected with his concern. A Flying Visit.
 II. C. Malloy, superintendent of the Consolidated Arizona Smelling com. pany's limestone quarrics at Asco, came in last evening on horseback on a flying business visit connected with his concern. Asco Visitor.
 J. G. MAlloy of Asco, who recently arrived here from the east to make this Territory his future home, came in last evening from the Asco limestone quarrics, where he Is visiting with his brother, II. C. Malloy. Left for Camp.
 Johp Mckenzie, superintendent of the Western Queen Mines company, who has been confined to his home from illness for the past ten days, left yesterday for his company's camp in the Turkey Creek district.
 (From Saturday Daily.)
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-07
Recovered From Illness

William Potts, who has been confined to his home from n severe attack of i'll. ness for the past ten days. is able 10 attend to his usual business duties again.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-07
Left for Home.

Mrs. ]. II. Coffin of Flagstaff, VI has been the guest of Mrs. F.. Clark here, for several days, return yesterday to her home in the Six light City.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-07
Here On Business.

]. M. Mcdonald, superintendent of the Peacock mine, in the Copper Basin district, spent yesterday here pur chasing supplies for his company camp.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-07
Stockman Visits.

John Bozarth, the Copper Creek s,ockman, arrived here yesterday from his headquarters in the Eureka district and will leave today for Walnut Grove where he will visit with his family.
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Left for Phoenix.
Chino Valley Visitor.

Nelson Puntcnney, n pioneer residcn of Chino Valley, came in last evenin, from his home in that place on a shor business visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-07
A Short Visit.

Fred ScEwanbcck, the Humbol, merchant. paid n short visit to ti city, yesterday, returning to tt Shelter City in the afternoon.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-07
Left for Fools Qulch.

P. A. Johns. general manager of ,h Alvarado Gold Mining company, lief last night for his company's camp i the Fools Gulch section.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-07
skylight City Visitor.

George W. Glowner, n prominent re idcnt of Flagstaff, arrived here la' night from the skylight City on short business visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-07
Left for Home.

J. w. Smith, general manager of { Octave Commercial company. left ] night for his home in Octave, after two days business visit here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-07
Cattle Buyer Leaves.
Will Visit Douglas.

q. c. Goodwin will leave today for Humboldt. where he has accepted . po- sition in the mechanical department of the Consolidated Arizona Smelling com pany.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-07
Here From Anita.

F. Fleming L'Englc, general ager of the Anita mines, in c county. now being operated b Consolidated Arizona Smelling pany, arrived here last cveninI his camp in business connecte his conrern-
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Resigned His Position.

Freeman Stewart has resigned hii position in the general msrchan liss store of ]. l. Gardner to devote his en tire time to the development of hil mine in the Walker district.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-06-11
Non Converted,
Returns Money
Stolen 10 Years
William Test Receives Let
ter With So Enclosed
From j. a. Hammond
of Knoxpiile, Iona

From Saturdays Daily.
Two dollars in cash, principal and
interest on eighty cents which was
stolen eighteen years ago from William
Test Of 1908 Hayne street, has been
returned to him enclosed In a letter
from j. A. Hammond of Knoxville
The letter states that the writer. Mr.
Hammond was recently converted and
that the thought of his theft rested
heavily upon his mine and that to re.
lieve his guilty conscience, he was
sending the money.
Mr., Test is an employee of the Nor.
rell plant. Many years ago he resid
ed in Knoxville. While in that city
he was for a time employed by Mr.
Hammond's father on farm, and
while thus employed. j. A. Hammond
had stolen the eighty cents which he
now has returned with interest. Mr.
Test received the letter and money
Thursday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-06-11
omAHA,s MopEsTY,

Time was when anything went In
Omaha; when the cowpuncher felt 1t
perfectly proper to ride in and shoot
up the town and run just as many
sheep herders into the Missouri river
as he felt fitting and proper. But that
time has gone and there is a new
Omaha now, peace-loving Omaha,
and oh, SO modest This last named
virtue has just been brought before
the public by the efforts Of the Omaha
Woman's club to have the hosiery dis.
play taken from the store windows
They have asked the fire and police
board to take official cognizance Of the
imitation legs which adorn the show
windows of the large department
stores, and over which are drawn
many styles Of open work and lace
hose effects.
But the modest ladies Of the WON.
ans club have encountered a snag In
Mayor Jim Dahlman, who is by virtue
Of his Office head Of the fire and police
board. Dahlman in his younger days
was cowboy. Some Of the members
of the Woman's club are mean enough
to say that he belongs to the Old
Omaha when it was perfectly fitting
and proper to shoot up the town and
drive the sheep herders into the river
But anyway the mayor holds the upper
hand and the imitation legs with their
draping of fancy hosiery stay.
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Tabernacle Meeting at EddyvilIe.

Eddyville-The tabernacle meeta
ings being held in a tent near this
park are drawing good sized audi
ences. The services are held at $3.50
and 8 o'clock eacn week day, afternoon
and evening and at IL, 8 and 8 o'clock
on Sundays. The afternoon meetings
are conducted by Evangelist VIM. j.
Campbell and the evening and Sun.
day meetings are conducted by Evan
gelist Don Carlos James. The song
service is led by Elmer l. Jorgenson.
The meetings will continue Through
June.
Children's day exercises will be con,
Quoted at the Christian and Congrega4
tional churches on Sunday evening"
June 16.
D. Ford and family have moved to
the Quincy Myers property on South
Fifth street The residence vacated by
the Fords has been purchased Of H. g.
True by Charles Brown and Mr.
Brown Is occupyin gthe same.
The spring term of school at Bluft
Creek school house, four and one-half
miles northwest of here, closed Friday
With program. The school was
taught by Miss Ida Taylor of Des
Moines, and she had over tnirty u,,.
pills
Mrs. John jaeger, ST., her daughter,
Mrs. G. B. Barnett and her little
granddaughter, Larue jaeger have been
visiting at the George jaeger home near
Batavia.
James Hayes of Oskaloosa came
down Thursday for a visit with his
sister, Mrs. Mary Fisher on First
street.
George Elliott who is employed In
the Ottumwa postofflce is enjoying
few days vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs j. N. Elliott.
Harry Chrtssinger Of Oskaloosa,
spent Thursday and Friday at the
homo OF Mrs. L. A. Roberts.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-06-11
THE NEW RED BOOK.

The Iowa Official Register, to be
known hereafter as the RED Book. "
mas been issued by Secretary of State
Hayward and copies are being circu-
lated, but not as freely as IN former
years. The publication is more COM
plete than in former years. The size
of the page also has been increased to
make the book conform to the stand
ard used in other state publications.
The expanded Red Book contains lot
of new matter, most Of it valuable for
reference. The new primary election
law is given in full. There are re-
sumes of the state and national pure
food laws. A list of the members of
all Iowa general assemblies is valu-
able feature. Biographies of all mem
bers of the present assembly are Civ
en-. A directory of Iowa newspapers
and colleges and list Of Iowa post
Offices are part Of vast mass of in
formation, not strictly official in char
acter, but of general interest, which
helps to fill the big book. The Red
Book should make an important addi-
ton to any Iowa library.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-06-11

and Mrs. Lee Wright Of Agency were
married in Ottumwa last Tuesday and
left on No. Is for Glenwood, where they
will reside.
Miss Edith Foster is in Abba visit
ing her sister, Mrs. H. r. Goodwin.
Mrs. j. s. Reno. who fell and broke
her leg SOME time ago, Is Improving
very slowly. Her sister. Mrs. Roberts
who came to stay with her, is danger
ously ILL.,
The cold damp weather has made
Wire worms very numerous and farm
ers are having to plant great deal Of
their corn over
George Dunbar Of Denver, who has
been here for some time experimenting
the putting up of fine monument ut
his wife's grave, and visiting relatives,
left today for his home. His mother,
Mrs. Lucy Dunbar, accompanied him
as far as Pacific Junction, where she
will visit relatives for time.
Word was received here yesterday Of
the death Of Mrs. Clara Raye Stone,
who resided in Oklahoma She was
born and raised in this community and
has lerge number of relatives and
friends here to mourn her loss
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-06-11
ALBA.

Abba. MIR. and Mrs. Isaac TerriIl
OF Blakesburg are visiting their sister,
Mrs. Lizze Dean this week.
Reuben Shaun of Ogden. Utah, and
Joe Shaun of Kansas City arrived in
Abba for visit with their sister, Mrs.
L. B. Hanna.
Hooking and Abba played baseball
today, the score standing 6 to in
favor Of Hooking.
Mrs. Maud Mullen Of Loyilia was In
Abba yesterday writing her thesis on
THE Benefit and Use of the Study
Hour" for which she receives a first
class certificate.
w. d. Junkin enjoyed visit from
his brother, Charles Junkin Of Chart
ton recently.
Frank Hickenlooper leaves soon for
mis- farm home newly purchased in
lola. Kansas. The latest word ia that
Oil has been discovered on his props
erty.
Rev. VIM. Boyle will supply the Press
byterian church pulpit tomorrow.
B. b. Asbury is in Tingley this week
on business.