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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
GREENE CANANEA TO
SHUT DOWN, NOVEMBER 10.

CANANEA, Mex. Oct. 2s.-On and
after November 10, Cananca will be
practically IA closed camp, according to
notices posted here, tnat Greene Cana
nca will close ON that date. II is sai'
that Just sufficient miners will be- re-
tanned to fulfill the concession con
tract with the Mexican government,
which prohibits the absolute closing
down ~ all work, "A certain amount
having to be performed to hold the
property under the concession act.
Everything is quiet and tne rnmor
that troops had been sent here 10
preserve order il absurd. The man.
agement announces it will improve
the time the mines are closed to put
the property in the best possible shane
for Largo operations when the mines
are re-opened.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
NEW MILL AND A
CONCENTRATING
PLANT
To Be Installed On The
Unida Gold Co.'S.
Property

t...ia f'f'I'
Developments m tnc propcric. of
the lnida Gold company, iu iac
Black Rock district durinE tn ulst
year. b1lr been -u ,pcouiagn, That
the directors ar, now negotiating far
the purchase of - new min anl con
ccniratng piaut for the treatment ~
the output, according 10 the statement
of George Maigarriic. prcsid,rt an!
general manager of the concern, who,
in company with George 'alla, socrc-
tary. IL here on business.
Ia addition to the hosting plant
at the working shaft. now 800 feet
in depth. another hoist has bccl or
dcrcd, which is expected daily At
Wickcnburg. The new hoist will he
installed ut the site of u second work
ing shaft. already selected. wnich it
is proposed to sink. pcgpcndiculnr'y,
to depth of several hundred feet,
from which the veins will be opened
by drifts and crosscu,s.
In addition 10 the 3OO.foot working
shaft. in which there is very prom
ising ore showing. the vein is opened
by two tunnels. 900 aud coo feet in
length, respectively. From these ppcr.
ings several ear load shipments of
high grade ore have been made dur
ing he past twelve months that cave
good returns in gold ami cope. vt
present there is one ear load nj Wick.
cnbuig, ready for shipment, an leans
are now engaged in hauling a second
ear load from the nine to the railroad
station. Mr.. Marguerite stated yestsr
day that he would be- compelled to
ship these two ear loads to the III
Paso smelters, in ease work at the
Humboldt smcIt.r was not resumed ut
an. early date.
Mr.. Palda, secretary of the COM
pany, whose nome - in Cleveland. o.,
stated that he was more than pleased
with the showing in the mines, which
he believed were destined to icvclop
into good producers.
At the King Solomon mines, in the
same district. wnerc operations ar"
also confined strictly 10 development.
the shaft is now down to n deptl OF
over 800 feet. Ia the lower levels the
ore is showing continuity in size aal
values as the drifts are being ppsaci
along the vein.
The Unida and King solomon
groups are located about eleven
miles northeast of Wickcnburg, tho
nearest railroad station, wnich IL
reached over II good mountain wagon
road.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30

JaIsu iuu ih. rrp.u u wm
muui.a'lont received ts Clerk rr
of thc nulua ot Supervisors. yD-.,r
day, from '. up,n,-onu CLERKS n
Moha,r M Yuma wrutip- ud tHc
station u.s nuJc n.t evening by o.
H. Smith mu of the board oi
supervisors. /. ppur- tnot thr hnvuI.
AIRY line ot Nuapoi aul Mohayc .uu-
tic. will ho rc-uD,y,i hv au engineer
employed o., Moha,c county. and that
the dividing luc OF this county AVID
Yuma county will be- Jointly establish
ed by surveyors of both counties.
The action Of the board Of supcr,i,.
ors OF Moha,o county in employing
Surveyor l.. fricl io make rcsurv'"
Of the boundary line survey rcconil"
made by Park W. Latimcr, county sur.
vcyor for Yavapai county, shows that
the Mohavc board is not satisfied with
the Latimcr survey. which shows The
town ot Nelson to hc in Iavapl.
county. as welt as nearly four miles
of the main line of the Santa 70 rail
road. upon which the count of Mo
have has been collecting taNcs since
the line was built
Tine Mohavc county communication
states that Fricl, Los Angeles sur
vcyor. has bcou employed by that
county to establish the point whore
the boundary line between Mohave
and Yavapai county crosses the santa
Pc railroad. II further SAYS that
Fricl is now ia Scligman. with COM
plcic outfit, and can be joined there
by "A surveyor from this county If lc'
sired. Fricl will start his survey from
points established by United States
surveyors, on Mount Floyd and Pisa
cho Peak.
Immediately after receipt Of the les.
ter, Chairman Smith ordered cl"rk
Peter to notify the Mohavo county
clerk by wire that h. and County Sur
veyor Latimcr would leave here, Fri.
day, and join the Friel survey party
at Scligman. Surveyor Latimcr is 1T
present near Poland, and cannot leave
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
SECOND PAYMENT
MADE ON GROUP

sociatcd. are almost all Pittsburg. Pa.
capitalists. aud they believe that set
tied conditions are only matter of II
few days
Speaking Of his company = property,
Mr.. Hall said:
"The principal development ON the
Pittsburg Mayer group IN n '5-fooi
shaft. in the bottom of when there
Is n fair showing for copper NINE.
The outcrop IL 600 feet in width IN
places and the ground is located onl,
two and one-half miles from the
Bradshaw Mountain railroad. ana
Sbouk tnrcc miles east OF Mayer. The
Topography Of the country is such thai
n railroad can be built to the camp nj
n nominal cost when the mine -
proven"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
MINING
ENGINEER
DIES
P. D. Barnhart Passes
Away in British
Columbia


90 .c-pous' to o. Telegram received
yesterday, from Nelson. b. g.. m-
nourciug ilo death OF bis father o..
y. Eamhart, Friday A. -. Brrnhort
wiz leave today for that place, to
take charge of the remains. which viii
be- inferred in Ncwbmg. y. y.
ncccascd was one Of the piou"cr
mining engineers of the Territory. lic
was resident of Tucson for many
years. and later lived in Thu. city for
some time. In the early days he ma Vie
expert examinations of and reported
on the King of Arizona mine aud
many other large properties ia dit.
fcrcut parts Of the Territory. tudrt
his management the Gunsignt mill wa'
built, many years ago, as well ~ II
number Of other plants in Pima and
Cochisc counties.
IN his professional capacity he WIS
familiar with the mineral resources II
all the principal districts Of the Ter
rtorN. ~ well as many of the mining
communities of other states. He trav-
clcd extensively in the pursuit of his
profession. aud had q high standing
among the mining aud mctnllurgleal
experts Of the country.
lie was born in Ncwburg. y. w..
seventy six years ago. He was visit
ing his son in British Columbia. when
stricken with intestinal trouble. which
came ns II great shock to Mr.. Barn
hart. who expected him here shortly,
in the best of health. ~ he had pre-
viously written to that effect.
Besides his son IN this city, he
leaves Surviving him three sons and
two daughters. q. II. Barnhart of Mel
son. u. C.. y. \. Barnhart Of Torrcon.
Mexico. Percy ID. Barnhart of Los
Angeles. Cal. aud the Misses Marian
and Elizabeth Barnhart Of Syracuse.
". Y.
News Of his death will be- received
with regret by many of the old tins
residents of the Territory who rcmom'
her his ms n man of tender sym
pathics. upright aud honorable in his
relations with others. and endowed
VITA the generous disposition that
marked the pioneers of the west.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
HOIST AND COMPRESSOR
ARE NOW INSTALLED.
Cr'rom Tuesdays Daily,

'fIoH lu'sudy bdhN'
The installation Of the new iO-horsc
power gasoline hoist and l0xl0 air
compressor on the property of the
Logos Mines company is now com
plctcd, and the shaft is being sunk as
fast as possible. The shaft, which Is
n double compartment one, II down
to depth of $50 feet, and the plan
of development, according to q. >.
Ferguson, foreman. who is visiting
relatives here for few days, involves
the opening Of the vein from the 300
foo, level and each l00-foot ieve.
below by drifts aud crosseu's. The
perpendicular shaft is being sunk be-
tween two veins, which outcrop on the
surface. Both veins will he opened
from the levels below and thoroughly
prospected. Power drills are osed in
the shaft, which prove great saving
in time and labor over the hand drill
method which was pursued until the
hoist and mir compressor were in
stalled.
The company's locations c,ver a
series Of schist and porphyry dykes,
located about seven miles southeast NJ
Mayer, along Big Bug Creek, where n
permanent water supply, ample foe all
camp and reduction purposes, exists
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
MOHAVE DOES NOT
LIKE THE SURVEY
Informs Local Board of Supervisors 1t
Will Have the Latimer Survey Re-
Surveyed--Yuma County Also Wants
He Boundaries Surveyed

l,,r soou,r thlH |aI1.
PuNJ,i tutt Tine .aJiucr survey J..
proven ,uucct by tine proposed Joint
survey oi fricl aud Lalimcr b j.. not
inprohobl, that Mohavc county w.ll
bc requested Goo reimburse Ya,apqi
count, In the amount of take. collect
cd during the past twenty years or
murc on that part of this county
claimed by il aud now known ~ "a,
" l,ntimcr strip.
~ . recent session of the hoard "t
supervisors Of Yuma county q rcso.
luton was passed inviting the coun-
ties of Navapai. Maricopa aud Pima to
send their county surveyors 10 cstah.
lish the boundary lines Of Yuma aud
their respective counties aud establish
posts one mile apart. ia accordance
with the requirements of Paragraphs
~ aud $50. of the Revised statutes
of the Territory. This action on the
part Of the Yuma supervisors WAS oc.
rasiuncd bv the discrepancies found ~
the BOUNDARY line of Yavapai aud
Mohavc county, near Yuma county. by
latimcr in his recent survey.
when interviewed last evening 10y e
journal Miner representative. in rel
crcucc tu the communication. Chair
man smith said: ~ am in favor #
making the proposed surveys and -.
tablishing the lines Of Mohavc aud
Yuma counties for all time. will
go further. and state that | am IN
favor of inviting Maricopa county ~
Join Iavapai in establishing the
southern line of Ynvapai where u
joins Maricops. The lines are Mt prcS-
cnt TOO indefinite. Mile posts should
hc established. according Ia law. With
he boundaries established there would
Ice 10 further conflicts between the -.
SCISSORS of adjoining counties aud each
county could collect the ,0xcs that
rightfully belong to it. Yavapai
county wants nothing but what -
right in the premises. see No valid
reason why the boundaries should not
be established, now for all time Ia
come
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
NEW CYANIDE PLANT
Is WORKING NICELY
lrrom Tuesday,r pnIlyl

,E'rom Tuesdays Daily
". ID. Webster, general manager of
the Buffalo, Arizona Mines company,
operating the Parker group Of mines
in the lower Turkey Creek district,
who was here yesterday, stated the
new cyanide plant is working sati''
factorily, and tnat he mas small
force of miners engaged In developing
the property, lie expects to increas"
the force at ar early date and con-
mence the development Of the claims
on n larger scale than ever.
Mr.. Webster is accompanied by his
wife. They will return to the com
panys camp today. While here he
engaged James Humphreys Of Senator
to take charge Of the operations OF
the cyanide plant.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
lrrom ruesday,s paIlyl

(f'rom Tuesdays Daily
Despite the recent slump in coppo'
and copper stocks, and the stringeucy
in the money market. tue second IN
stallment on the purchase price of the
Pittsburg Mayer group of three claims
in the Big Bug district, was made yes
tcrday by Lon ~ Hall, general MAJ
agcr Of the concern purchasing the
claims, 10 Vernon Sliukard. Mr.. Hail
states he has received advi,cs from
his company tina; funds will be forth
coming In a few days for the develop
ment Of the claims, and for him 10 bo
ready to resume operations at short
notice.
'Tnc directors are determined 10
develop the property declared Mr..
Hall, to a Journal Miner man. "and
while they realize copper is now low.
they are firm in the belief tbst the
red metal win bo much higher by the
time they have any to market.
Copper is certainly destined to 20
up he continued. "Thc demand
for il will force it up in time. The
stockholders Of the Pittsburg Mayer
Mining company, with which ] Ann as-
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed AZ Reported BY the
Prescott Title COMPANY.

b. l.. Walcott ct al locate four
mines, Walnut Grove district.
y. !. Webber to Hecklcy Gold aud
Copper Mining company--M. Decd
Protection Nos. |, ., 3, 4, 5 mines,
Black Rock district.
y. r., =. 4 p. r X. Co. to G. T.
Lewis-W. Deed. Lot %, block o.
Ash Fork.
A. J, Pitts and wife to Howard
Sheep company-W, Deed. Lot ad-
joining Ash Fork.
Jos. y. Cook to j. w. Stcwart-Bill
Of Sale. Cattle ranging in william.
son Valley.
John Bianconi to Jos. Matli Bill OF
Sale. $40. l05 cattle ranging in the
Williamson Valley.
Fred G. Moore to Jos. \. Cook and
wife-w. Deed. $40. Lot 2. block a.
Fleury's addition, Prescott.
+. +. Small locates sixteen mines
Squaw Creek district.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
THINKS THEPLANT
WILL SOON RESUME

has become more hopeful in tae pas,
few days. Ny instructions are to
keep my organization intact, II pos
siblc. An Of the Office force ,supcrin-
tcndents of departments, and foremen,
are still Mt work. expect that mat.
tiers will be arranged In a very short
time aud tina, work will soon be re.
sumcd at the plant"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
OFrom Tuesdays Daily

F'rom Tuesdays Daily
Mayer Visitor.
=. McKray of Mayer is visiting in
the city.
Mayer Visitor.
j. f. CARRIER Of Mayer is visiting
in the city.
Walker Visitor.
A. 4. Upper of Walker is here ON
mining business.
Snsslter City Visitor.
August Rucker of Humboldt is Wis.
ting in the city.
McCabc Visitor.
Mrs. Il, l.. Adams Of McCabc is here
on a short visit.
Iron King Visitor.
Tom Chichester of Iron King is vas.
ting in the city.
Hero From Humboldt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hall of Humboldt
are visiting in the city.
Hillside Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hixon Of Hill
side are visiting in the city.
Prominent Miner Visits
Abe Lcggett, n prominent McCabc
miner, is here on, a short visit
Here From Walker.
Alvin stukoy, the Walker mcr.
chant, Is here on business visit.
Here From Humboldt.
j. e. Hartsfeld is in the city from
Humboldt, on IA short business visit.
An 0mcial Visit.
Deputy Sheriff Wiley Woodruff Of
Poland is in the city on official bust.
ness.
Copper City Visitor.
Mrs. Charles Suffer of Jerome in a
recent arrival here from the Copper
City.
Visiting His Family.
Peter Eckburg arrived here yester.
day from Humboldt on a visit with ais
family.
Aqua FRA Visitor.
George Rohpetcr, the Aqua Fria
farmer and miner, IL here on busi.
ness visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
LITTLE JOHNNY JONES.
nrrom pNerday,. paIlyl

u'rom pnesday's Daily
The announcement ALREADY made
that "Little johnny Jones VIII
shortly be presented in this city, has
eithused every tneater gocr in town
with IA desire to see the production
which last season was presented ~
only the large cities, and which scored
a degree Of success seldom attained ny
musical productions. 1t will be seen
here with all the original scenery and
will be presented next Monday, No1
vember 4.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30

Miss Audrey Mayer, niece of Rev.
Francis r. walker Of the baptist
church, arrived here last night from
Harrisburg, Pa. She will make her fu'
turc home mere with Rev. and Mrs.
Walker.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
city News
....iIl BPlei
s1xHxxxxxxxRxxHAxxSxxxxHx

Lett Tor Jerome
" Emanuel I'lt Yesterday Tor ''r
ONE GA % snort NI''''
visiting in Fhochi"'
Attorney "'"'''' IT, - '.i''N - j."
fh"'hIN "A "Hh'l'' h'''h''''
Oh !ioI''"'O""i b"''hSS''
Attorney W. g. l'''h' ~ OF N''2""'
"'ri''" h''' i'-' "'2h' on P''.'''''"''
hU'''>..
An"it'eo u hospital
Yesterday job" i''F WIS "'"''.''
1" 90. rod'' ".'.''I' ~'''liH3 I.'''
t'''''' '.'.''''.
F"1oA!A ''a'lo'
W 10. Mathews ct Io' f'"'"N ''-
".'n sch"'. '''i'' "'fN'" '''' N''''' .
''N %" % '''t' N''''-
An onciaI 'I"'''
p'puiy 9a'r'h Fran" Turns at
rlvcd nome last evening from on o.
h''"' VISIT 10 'oI"h"'
n"eN 'o'" i'i' A"".''
~ J. "ar"h'r arrived h"'h' y'''''
day from Ni'it 1" his ranch !" th'
skull N"ii'y section
BECK FROM "ehdeh'
f'' S''P""hs r''urh'" y''''r''F
from VISIT 10 III" Wcndch district -
the new copper country.
'is'tihg hciat'VeS'
h'llott hodgc ana Miss fcarl Wv
more "t 'eSas, are visiting 'H''r f'I'-
yves, Mr.. aud Mrs. Wcdel
San FRANCISCO Visitors'
Mr.. and Mrs ID. u. 'oovcr and son
OF SIN Francisco former residents at
this city and Jerome. are visiting here.
Will SPEND Sunday Here.
IT, y. Fitzgerald came In last night
from the Ideal mine. On Groom Creek,
TO spend the Sabbath with his family.
congregational church.
Rev. william G. Pond of Redwood
City, Cal, viii preach this afternoon
and evening at the Congregational
church.
jerome Visitors.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30

Distrir, attorney X. f.. Morrisor
has returned from q visit of some
length in New York AMI the cast
Speaking with Jouraa'-Minor rep
rescntative, yesterday afternoon, Mr
Morrison said;
"According to recent Dispatches
the worst IL now over, and tho f'urr1
seems past. ] am Of the opinion thai
there will be gradual return to IN
former conditions within the neg
sixty days, and that the first OF ~
year will see market and flnanei
conditions fully restored to their|
former solid position"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
OFrnm Tucaday,s pall,l

tFrom Tuesdays Daily
General Manager Oman, OF the
Humboldt shelter who was here yes
tcrday, gave cut The following state
mcn,, concerning the plant, for publ
cation;
81 am in reeeip, of adviccs from
New York tothc effect that financial
situation is improving steadily, and
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
Here From McCabe.

Here From McCabe.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.. Byrnes ~ NJ.
Cabe arrived here last evening on a
short visit.
Purchasing Supplies.
". \. Kcarncy is in the city from
his mining camp at Senator mountain.
supplies.
Back From Jerome.
Assistant District Attorney l. u
Forest arrived home last night from
an official visit to jerome.
In From Camp.
T.. /. Bullion is IN the city from ais
camp at the Ideal mine, on Groom
Creek. on short business visit.
Mining Man Visits.
\. l.. IIarroun, who has extensive
mining interests in TIN, coun;y,arriycd
here Sunday from his home in Kansss
city, Mo.
Left for Denver
Miss Laura Mcdaniel left yesterday
for Denver, Colo, where She ha, ae
copied position as stcnographcr in
u law Office.
Texas Visitor Leaves.
y. j. Cl~ncnts. who mas heon yi.i,-
ing in the city for the past monih.
left Yesterday for his home In Fort
Worth. Tex.
Left for Colorado.
+. " O'Bricn, a director of the In.
terror Mining and Trust company. left
yesterday for "a visit TO Colorado. ~
mining business.
Modern Woodmen Meet.
Tho Modern Woolmcn met last
evening, nm enthusiastic session being
the feature. 4 larg, number of visit.
ors were present.
Pioneer Visits.
Jesse Robeson. n piy,rer miner and
prospcctor of the county. j. in tbs
city from his Silver Chord mine. in
tue bla'k canyon ufHlflcI.
Visiting with Friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Malloy and
baby. II. G. Mnlloy, Jr. arrived here
Sunday, from the Anita mines. in Co
conino county, ON visit with friends
Special Meeting.
A special meeting of the Literature
section of the Monday Club will be
held Mt the home Of Mrs. W. \. Nor
viel on Friday afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
In From Jessie.
Il. T.. Reynolds, wno recently re-
signed his position ms cook nj the
camp Of the Jessie Mines company, in
Chaparral, is in the city enjoying n
vacation.
Mine President Leaves.
Tony Schneider, president of the
Homcstakc Mining company, left yes
tcrday for two weeks visit in
Colorado, where he has mining inter
ests.
hote FROM mexico.
Burt Willctts arrived here Sunday
from Mexico, after an absence 81
about a year. lie will leave shortly
for the Wandering jew niue, on the
Big Bug mesa. in which he owns
half interest.
Home From Hunt.
W. :. Parker, superintendent Of thc
county hospital, arrived home Sunday
from n hunting trip in the Mogollcn
mountains. lie reports the loss of one
horse. which straycd away during the
trip, and the roads in an almost i'm
passable condition.
Accepts New Position.
Horace Bowdre, ex-dcPuiy sheriff,
has accepted the position of manager
of the Bilcs-Lockhart establishment
in Humboldt, Joseph Wilson, who 10
Gently rendered his resignation to the
firm, will leave for his former home in
Vallejo. Cal, November l.
Brought In scalps.
william Allen deposited two wild
cat scalps in the Office OF the board
Of supervisors, yesterday, with a claim
for bounty. The feiines were trapped
in Grapevine Canyon, in the Black
Hills. Another wild eat scalp was re-
ccivcd from W. ". Davis of Hillside.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30

journal. Mipsr for high-cIass job work
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Texas Visitor Leaves.

Texas Visitor Leaves.
d j. Cl~ncnts. who mas heen 81
ing in the city for the past mon
left yesterday for his home In
Worth. Tex.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
Left for Colorado.

+. y. O'Brien, n director of tho IN
terror Mining and Trust company. lcfi
yesterday for "a visit TO Colorado. ~
mining business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30

IN. .oo00f l1la lUIl-.
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Modern Woodmen Meet.

The Modern Woolmcn met last
evening. nm enthusiastic session being
the feature. \ larg, number of visit.
ors were present.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
Pioneer Visits.

Jesse Robcson. n piyncer miner an'
prospcctor of the county, i IN tn
city from his Silver Chord mine. il
the Black Canyon district.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
In From Jessie.
Mine President Leaves.

Tony Schneider, president of
Homcstakc Mining company, left .
tcrday for two weeks visit
Colorado, where he has mining in
ests.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
Visiting with Friends.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. Malloy
baby. II. c. Malloy, Jr.. arrived
Sunday, from the Anita mines.
conino county, ON visit with fr
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
Special Meeting.

A special meeting Of the Litera
section of the Monday Club will
held Mt the home Of Mrs. W. \.
viel on Friday afternoon, at 3 DEL