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Arizona republican., 1907-08-11
COUNTESS GROUP
SOLD FOR s13,50o.
Los Angeles Capitalists Secure An
other Fine Property Near Kelvin.

The Countess group Of eight claims
situated on the line of the ?. & F.
railroad, three miles west of Kelvin.
was sold this week to Los Angeles
and San Diego capitalists for $4,000.
several thousand OF which was paid
down. says the Florence Blade This
property was located by Geo. Sarrick
and has been held by him for num-
Der of years. Mr. Sarrick has been in
Arizona thirty years and on the frint-
Ter fifty-two years. He will leave this
week for the east to visit his old home
and will take with him his daughter.
Miss Ethel and his son, Lloyd He
Will leave the latter in school in the
east. He expects to return inside of n
month and will then become superin-
tendent Of the Countess group. and as
he knows the ground and has had
years OF experience in mines. he should
make a success of the work.
The contract for a working or de-
Velopment shaft on the Countess group
was let last week, but active work
will not be commenced till a month
later.
The second payment of Sc 900 will
be made in six months from date and
the balance in one year from date.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-11

Mrs. Amet left for Phoenix Sunday.
Miss NJ. W. Jesunofsky returned to the
Springs Wednesday after a short visit
with her father in Phoenix. Miss May
tie Doster accompanied Miss Jesunof-
sky to> Iron Springs.
Miss Guy Bennett has gone to Pres
colt to visit old scenes and friends.
Mrs. f. :. Bennitt entertained some
friends at bridge Thursday afternoon
in her own inimitable way. Those
present were Mesdames Talbot, Barnes.
Fickas James. Fastening, Mcqueen
A Goldberg. ID. Goldberg. Goldwater.
sweeney. Jesunofsky. Redewill. Ken
Arizona republican., 1907-08-11

ished a cross-cut on the Juanita
claim. which shows it may prove
record breaker. At depth of -5 feet
the workings have gone through AZ
feet of ore and mineralized rock be-
fore the hanging wall of the main
ledge was encountered. The first
mineral rock encountered was apor
phyry, which continued for IA feet i'm
pregnated with coarse iron pyrites
with copper stain throughout. Next
was encountered a two foot ledge Of
silver bearing rock. eight inches of
which assayed $500 in gold. silver and
copper. After this there was en-
countered l. feet of very fine grained
iron pyrites which assayed SIS in
gold, silver and copper. Leaving this
iron. the main ledge. for which the
cross-cut was being driven, was pene-
trated. 1t is a white quartz heavily
impregnated and in places large pieces
of solid metal are found. Twenty feet
OF this ledge will average $50 ton.
At present a station is being eXcaVated
preparatory to the sinking of a winze
on the silver ledge.
The Tom and Dick claim is also
making very fine showing. especially
in the north drift on the one hundred
foot level. II is in a large body Of
very good quality ore. which is get
ting better as progress is made.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-11
A BOYS INVESTMENT
HENRY [. PITTOCk
Foot-sore Printer Looking for a Job
Makes Mint Out of Three Hundred
Dollars.

Portland. ore. Aug. Especial cor
respondence Of The Republican,
There landed in Portland fifty-eight
Years ago sore and weary print
ct boy. looking for job. He came
from Pittsburg Pa, before that city be-
gan to turn out millionaires like sau-
sages. No one would have picked him
for a winner. but that he is today the
biggest success financially in the Pa
cific northwest is universally admit
ted.
This printer boy is now better known
a. Henry l.. Pittock. chief owner Of the
"Oregonian" which helped to organize
the Associated Press. and one of the
big timber barons of the Pacific North
west.
In addition to running his newspaper
Just fifty-one years ago TODAY. young
Pittock got together $500 and bought a
block of ground. II was wav out in
the woods and covered with timber.
Portland was the home Of the oregon
penitentiary then and he made a con-
tract with the state government to
have the convicts clear his ground for
500, making the total cost $500. He
carried this property for four years
without getting any return from it,
and then he married and built a little
cottage on one corner: as he prosper
ed he built a larger house but an ex-
ceedingly modest one. and he is just
moving from that today To give place
for modern sky-scrapfr.
This block. which cost a total of
$500. has been leased for 80 years. The
ground rent for the first ten years will
be 100000 a year. and each five years
this will be increased 10 per cent I'M
til from January LIST 1897 to December
3lst. 2005. the annual rent of the block
Will be s103.56S to December 31st. zoos.
the annual rent of the block will be
$103.56S and al! this free of taxes or
any other expense.
Mr.. Pittock built the first sky scrap
err in this part of the United States. He
is one of these young-old men who par
ticipate mall public affairs. Like many
another successful man he,is proud of
the fact that he has never been out of
Arizona republican., 1907-08-11
] Iron Springs Newsletter
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Iron Springs. AriZ. Aug. 10.-(Spec-
ial correspondence Of The Republican,
One OF the best signs that the Iron
Springs social season is in full swing
can be roted b. the reports spread
around the camp Of depredations COM
mitted b.. wolves and coyotes. The
Animal Society has come forward and
is greatly in evidence. Mrs. >Burtis
succeeded in killing 1O-year-old rat
tier last week. one of the residents
asserts that he saw a COYOTE carrying
off one of the neighbors' chickens at
daylight: and another was awakened
by the visits of bowling wolf several
nights.
The residents % the northeast pOr-
ton of this quarter section We're in great
CONSERVATION over certain my sterious
noises heard during Tuesday afternoon
last. They were under the impression
that the coyotes. skunks, rattlesnakes
etc. We're in convention. and planning
To- swOop down upon the camp. Upon
investigation ii was ascertained that
the noises We're made by Mr. and Mrs.
Easterling and their daughter and son
Katherine and Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs.
f1lidfttn ana tneT sons howard ana
Brodie. Miss Irvine and Mr.. Mcclellan,
who We're enjoying themselves at a
picnic and corn roast.
In discussing the realms of nature.
we often find statements made which
do not exactly agree with the facts.
Some Of our iubilant Phoenix boost
ers" Ohe term IS not used literally. for
all Phoenicians are proud of their lit
tie cit-). contend that manv OF the
days during the past week at Iron
Springs were actually warmer than
those experienced at Phoenix during
the same period. To question
the correctness Of dis assertion we
OF the correctness of this assertion we
have made a series of temperature
readings. and here are some of the re-
suits obtained. The thermometer in
use al Iron Springs bears a certificate
OF comparison as to its accuracy. To
make sure that comparative tempera-
lures at both Iron Springs and Phoenix
were uniformly made upon correct
time. simultaneously. those readings
for Iron Springs We're made on the halt
hour and on Santa Fe. or mountain
time. agreeing with the hourly read
ings as made at Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-11
Average
Temperature, Phoenix.
Average

Comment upon the figures as shown
above Is unnecessary. However. suf-
flee il to say that the difference in the
morning temperature at Iron Springs
is Is degrees lower: the afternoon tenn
peratures are 81 degrees lower Why
need many of our Phoenix residents
spend their summers on the coast?
The weather has been ideal during
the past week the highest temperature
registering IS degrees
Mrs. Jno w. Foss returned from the
Grand Canyon Monday evening enthus-
iastic over her trip. Mrs. Foss has now
taken possession of her cottage for the
remainder of the season. Mr.. II. Ken
nedv returned To Phoenix Monday
evening.
Mr.. DeMund and family arrived here
Monday. and have opened their cot
tage to remain the rest of the season.
Messrs. Easterling. Hildreth and Nc
Lellan left Tuesday evening for Phoe-
nix. after few days STAY up in the
mines
Arizona republican., 1907-08-11
A BAD BREAK

1t was a bad break by the man
who wrote the Old Home Week in
scription for the tablet upon the Oliver
Holden house. in Boston. as that of the
composer of the tunes. Coronation,
Bring Forth the Royal Diadem' and
Grown Him Lord Of All" and evil
IDENTIFY he was not over-familiar with
his hymnal. Ii is as bad. comments
the Transcript. as Horace Greeley's
account of a dinner. when the tee
totaler wrote in the Tribune that the
party drank Heidsieck and champagne.
Times Union
Arizona republican., 1907-08-11

Excitement. worry and hurry-the
deadly foes to longevity. These are
the murder-mill
Arizona republican., 1907-08-11
DOLLAR WHEAT,

out i'm the West the farmers are
claiming that dollar wheat is here to
stay. II has that appearance. At
least the price of wheat will continue
high for twelve months. at least. Why
would it not be a good thing for the
farmers of this region to raise enough
wheat for their own use? few acres
of wheat will produce enough to make
flour for an ordinary family. The
money that is spent for flour and
patent cereals would look pretty well
in a farmers bank account if he could
get it all in one lump in any one year.
-Binghamton Press.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-11
ARIZONA
MINES
CROOK CANYON NEWS.
The Fine Showing Being Made by The
Juanita Company.

Word has been received from c. +.
Warren, superintendent of the Juanita
Mining & Milling Co, of great activity
in that section. He reports the Storm
Cloud at the head of the Canyon is
now in a very rich vein, which in
places is one-third native copper. The
company has a large force at work
and is shipping ore by way of Pres
colt One wagon load recently sent
in was valued at $500.
The Bodie company has added a
number of men to its already large
force and is rushing developing work
on a large scale. Large quantities of
material and supplies are constantly
coming in for all the camps in the
Canyon.
The Juanita company has inst fin
Arizona republican., 1907-08-11

nedy. Burtis, G. Christy; Misses Mar
gurite James. Selma and Hazel Gold
berg. and Messrs. \. Goldberg and
Bennitt Handsome and useful prizes
were received by Miss Selma Goldberg.
Mrs Mcqueen and Mrs. Barnes.
An imprompuu whist party took
place at the cottage Of Mrs. f. s.
Minor Wednesday evening.
The sacred concert given by Mr..
Mcdonald was greatly enjoyed by the
Iron Springs campers Thursday even
ing. NJ. w. ].
Arizona republican., 1907-08-11

debt for a single moment of his entire
life.
and daughter spent a short time in
Phoenix returning from a town in
Mexico. Leaving Phoenix they went
To the Grand Canyon. Mr.. Pittock re-
calls in his person. but more in his
manner the late Geo. w. Childs.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-07-17

A man came TO interview Rosenthal
during the pianist's stay in New York.
The young chap was a total stranger
to the artist 1t was about 2 D. m,
and he was ushered into the hotel
dining room where Rosenthal was hav.
ing q late lunch. The life of a sOlOist
on tour Is very busy one. and on this
day the pianist was TO start for Philas
delphia at O'Clock for his concert
there that evening Consequently time
was precious. The interviewer asked
his preliminary questions. and ROsen-
thai courteously answered them. He
had gone through the ordeal often be-
fore. and he knew II by heart But
suddenly q new note was struck. The
interviewer had proved to be himself
a pianist and. more than that. to have
a very comprehensive knowledge and
a great love or Chopin, Immediately
the lunch was abandoned. and, taking
the young fellow to his apartments
where no had his piano. Rosenthal sat
down and played, for the entire two
hours for perfect stranger who mel.
Their In years nor In prominence was
entitled to any special consideration. -
Bohemian.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-07-17

Keep pipe and stem as clean as pos.
aible. and the time 70 clean them Is
Immediately after a smoke. FIN the
bowl with your favOFlte brand and
press down firmly, but don't strive TO
see how solid you can pack II. II you
make It as solid as wood, II win burn
like wood and make a coal fre about
az hot and ungrateful. Don't light the
entire surface. Don't spulr' as though
you had no more matches aud feared
II would go out" Light a small spot
directly n the center. smoke slowly
until Il works tn way gradually down,
ward II It undertakes 70 spread,
press II down again with thumb or
finger. A half minutes care In start,
ing Il al that Is required. Now smoke
slowly. The little Ore continues down.
ward. delicately roasting the tobacco
on the sides, and presently when you
cave this on there win come a pavela-
ton In soft. mellow smoke. 20 cool. 30
delicious. 20 soothing. that ron win
SSver regret having read thiA
Although they've been treated to '.the
same" weather. with extra rainfall I'm
the canal zone, they keep right ON
breaking excavation records. At the
Culebrs cut during May 00O.S65 cubic
yards Of earth were tossed out as
against l04.646 cubic yards for lIav OF
last year.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-07-17

Pottland's Press club In q mea-
sure saved the reputation Of that
city by giving an impromptu reCep-
tion to Vice President Fairbanks.
The city had made no effort TO enter
tain the second highest official Of the
nation, and the newspaper men in q
measure took OF the ranknsss Of the
III bred action Of the Portlanders by
arranging for q reception and ban
Quet upon the occasion Of the vice
presidents visit TO their city yester
day.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-07-17
A CITY BUILDING

The question Of bonding the city
for $40, 900 the proceeds to be used
In erecting a three story building on
the city lot at the corner OF Sherman
and Fifth streets, is put up TO the
voters by >the city council. The
bonding law is very liberal In Tecog-
uixinR the rights of the people when
II comes to eIpending large sums OF
money. 1t requires vote OF two
thirds of the tax payers, not alone
legal voters, but OF the qualified
voters who pay taxes. Here 10 point
that needs watching from the fact
that IL a number Of votes were cast
by persons not tax payers 1t might
lnvaIIdate the election.
Another matter that should be
carefully looked intO befnre SAO,-
900 building is erected on the lot is
the title TO the same. There 10 grave
doubt as to the legality Of the pur.
chase Of the property and the City's
title to the same. as the whole trans
action was illegal and contrary to
Law. At the time Of purchase the
Press called attention to the irregui'
atrity of the transCartion because 1t
realized the fact that at some time 1t
might be desirable TO erect an ex-
pensive building ON the property.
We believe the city should have such
building 40 proposed, but 1t should
never be erected until the title to the
lot is made perfect by court proceed.
ings or otherwise. Il 10 the opinion
Of some lawyers that the Olty's title
to the lot Is defective on account Of
the Illegal and evolutionary me-
thOds employed In les purchase.
This might not amount to much uH.
less the city wished to sell the prop
", but should DO investigated.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-07-17

The Washington correspondent Of
the Press sses in the transfer OF the
Atlantic squadron to the Pacific and
the war talk deep laid scheme for
big naval appropriations and a new
Atlantic squadron Of the fastest de-
sign. The story looks reasonable.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-05

Die M ineraIi9Gbe 6es
g aufa g iino faff unerI66pfz
li9. 9upfer, giien, 3int, 3inn unO
anbere Metalls tperoen in Ieinem &C.
biete ni6t nur iiberal, ionbern obens
brein audi in iebr mG3tissn Bayern
anaetroffen.
@ieGe g ienen5 ii 9 ter.
tpel6e l~eerItsben0e @obnrdume beiiBen.
benuben biefelten als lleberpintez
rungs=3pfalitdten fir 8ienen. 8efinz
ben ii9 iol6e 2Gumli9teiten gu ebener
grbe, Damn finh tie geeignet. neil pprz
tommenbe GroerI9iitterungen ni9t 10
~inteniip tpirten. 2isgen oieielben aber
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men bur6 ieoes beftige 3uperfen Der
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bin6ur9 tpenig ooer gar ni4t re9t aur
Ruhe fomrnen f0rnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-05
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tuarten. a
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