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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-24
BANK PRESIDENT
HELD FOR THEFT
HEAD or SCOTLAND, S. o., IN.
sTiTuTioN ARRESTED FOR
ALLEGED MISREPRESENTATION
OF s2f,277.

Chicago. April 23-Cha,les c. King
president of the First National bank
Of Scotland, South Dakota. was ar
res ell today by Deputy United States
Narshals Griffiths and Donovan. The
arrest was made on informal on re-
ceived by the Uuited States d strict
attorney OF Chicago from William G..
Porter district attorney al Sioux
Falls.
The chai ges against King are mis-
appropriation of the funds Of the bank
to the extent Of $2i.277 and Of issuing
10 himself nine certificates or deposit
Of $4,000 each. and then converting
The money 10 his own use.
King expressed much astOnishmeni
a. his arrest and said IL was due h
suite work of his enemies. He ex-
pressed willingness to return to
South Dakota without exiradit'on
proceedings and denied vigorously
that he had committed any Illegal
acts While in charge Of the hank.
KING KNOWN AS PLUNcER.
Scotland. s ID. April 23.-ATajr.
= she failed First National bank Of
Scotland, the president Of which. c.
e. King. was arrested in Chicago TO-
"as. are IN an esce.si hlis hal condi.
ton. Of lie 81 1.eea paper held by
I ~ bank. II Is claimed that only $50
ono Is good Stakeholder have been
Hssessed 10 per cent. but this will
Only ne ss.90e
King IL alleged TO have lost funds
~ speculation. He was considered a
pinnger Al the time Of the failure
The bank had sies.oeo deposits.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-24
yesterdsys River Forecasts.

The Ohio from Evansville to Cairo.
not much change during the next BIZ
honrs.
The Tennessee from Florence TO
below Jacksonville. will probably
rise slightly during the next Se hours
The Mississippi, from below ST.
Louis to Cairo, and the Wabash at
Mt. Carmel, will not change much
during the next SO hours
w. E. BARRON,
Official Temporarily In Charge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-24
1.-THE WEATHER
: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Yesterdays Cairo Temperatures.
GeenraI Conditions.

The day was fair after trace OF
rain which fell early in the morning
A brisk north wind prevailed for a
time Yesterdays government bulle-
tin reported rain from 20 points, coy
cring Oklahoma, Missouri, Arkansas,
Louisiana and nearly all sections east
OF the Mississippi river 81. Louis
reported 40, Chester liz New
Athens, Ill.,, no The temperature
has risen In this section.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-24

The Steamer Dick Fowler will make
special trip to Metropolis April IS
on account Of the TriState Odd Eel
lows meeting.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-24
Washington Forecast.

Washington, April "a. ILLINOIS
Fair Wednesday and Thursday with
light 10 fresh northwest winds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-24
sun and Moon.

Sun viii rise today $40 a. m.
Sun will set today .. 6:47 p. m.
Moon will set tonight .3:3l a. M
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-24
KING KNOWN AS PLUNees.

The Bulletin Is the only Cairo news
paper that regularly makes a circnla-
ton statement for The benefit Of id
FerfIsers
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-24
1T is POSSIBLE FOR EVERY
HOME TO OWN A PIANO

OF Pianos
an of
utmost asonishmnt when
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-24

0, X. Houck PIANO co.
7o2 Commercial Avenue, Cairo Illinois.
ST. Louis, Memphis Little Rock Nashville CHATTANOOGA
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-03

Notice 10 hereby given that the -.
dersigsed, owner Of the Nsima, gsoup
Of claims. and located about 30 nilss
vest Of Hillside and adjoining The pst.
sntsd claims Of Lawlsr 3 Wells, I,
the Eureka mining district, Yavapss
county. Arizona, will not b responsible
for debts Of any kind contracted Tor
labor and improvements on said ~.
petty while II 10 being worked usds,
band.
GUY ALLEN,
BY .. J. 0nssh, attorney 4sfsst.
7-%-O0. etsoinstssi
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-03
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To T. 4. Csvvigan, his heirs nsa No.
signs: Yen are hereby notified tAAA
We, the undersigned, have expended
during the years 1905 and 1905, Two
hundred dollnrs $4,000 in labor asA
Improvements upon the following
named mining claim, viz the '6ecS
lode elsim, situated in Weaver min.
ing district. Yavapai county, Arizosa
Territory, location notice whereof Is re-
corded in Book ~ Of Mines, page 20,
the above being records of the County
Recorder Of Yavspai county, Arizona
Territory; that said work was doas
upon the above named claim in order
10 hold u under the provisions Of Sec.
ton 1894 Of tho Revised Statutes q
tho United States, and the amendments
thereto, approved January %, 1850,
annual labor upon mining
claims, being the amount required 70
hold said lode claim for and including
the period ending tho 3ist day Of Do.
cember, 1909.
And, IL within ninety days from The
personal service OF this notice, or via.
in ninety days after the publication
thereof, you fail or refuse 70 contribsts
your proportion Of such expenditure -
co.owncr. your interest in tho '0e1
mining claim will become tho property
Of the subscribers, your co.owncrs, whs
have made the required expenditure ~
the terms Of said Section.
HERMAN vO0E,
B.F. PETERS.
First publication May I, 1907.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-03
FINDS RICH SHOOT
IN GRAPEVINE
CUlCH
S. Morrison Rewarded
After Years Of
Searching
tHssm Saturdays Dsaly.)

John l.. Anderson, who arrived mere
last evening from the Black Hills, ~
authority for the statement that =.
Morrison struck very rich shoot OF
ore on one Of his claims, located near
the head of Grapevine Gulch, adjoin.
ing the Sweeney a Thorn group. Sam
pies Of the new find, which shows "a
hundred ounces in silver TO the ton.
Only n few feet have been sunk on the
discovery. but the paystrcak shows
continuity, and Mr.. Anderson is Of the
opinion that the find will prove 10 be
an important one when opened.
some years ago, Mr.. Morrison, the
iiscovcrcr, found some very rich font
across the creek from where the ore
was uncovered. He prospcctcd many
months without result, and finally turn.
ed his attention 10 the development Of
other locations he md made in the
ncighborhood. However, he did moi,
give up hope, and returned to the place,
but again left unsuccessful, vowing he
would never die until he found the
ledge where the rich float originated.
With renewed hope he again returned
to the place about two weeks ago and
commenced n systematic prospect Of the
hills, and was rewarded by uncovering
the npcx Of the vein across the creek
from where the float was found, which
widcned ont two feet after he sunk u
few feet.
Tho discovery has created q good deal
Of excitement In the district, and pros.
pectors familiar with that region bc.
lisve the Morrison discovery will prove
ono Of the most important ones Of the
district 10 recent years.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-03
WAKEFIELD APPOINTED.

A special from Oyster Bay, Presi.
dent Roosevelts summer nome, an.
nonnecs tho appointment by him Of
Lyman Wakefield Of Tucson, to sucecc 4
Milton X. Moore, deceased, A. register
OF tho land Office at Phoenix. There
were three candidates for the Job,
Wakefield, Who had United States Mar.
'hal Ben Daniels endorsement, Chas.
A. Arnold Of Phoenix, and General
Thoa +. Wilson Of Tucson, who had
tho backing Of a considerable portion
OF tho joint statehood element, Wake.
held getting the rest. Daniels recon.
mendstion sssms 20 nave carried the
most weight with the President. how.
ever.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-03
YoU1e0 WIFE aAYO A00xD HUO
RAND WAS CAUyL.


After seven years OF eonnubisl in.
felicity, during which his wife alleged
he had treated her with hardness AMI
cruelty, william J. Simmons, pioneer
OF Oregon and Arizona, whose hair 10
now white from the SHOWS Of IS win.
tors, was divorced yesterday by Mrs.
Herlinda PARA Simmons, who has not
yet secn 30 summers.
In granting the decree the court In.
dicatcd that . guardian agreeable to
both would be appointed for their
minor child, who, 1t 10 understood, will
be placed in u seminary at the expense
OF the father.
A property settlement va msde BY
the couple out Of court, In whica the
wife received Il liberal share In tho
community holdings, amounting, IL 10
said, TO a life competency.
Less than year after their mar.
riage, November 7, 1899. the union
was blessed with the arrival of baby
daughter. All went we'll for q time,
according TO the evidence, until Mrs.
Simmons mother, sister and brother
took up their residence at the Simmons
home, In Simmons, twenty-five milcs
from here. Differences arose in the
family and the wife claims that her
husband became cruel and abusive and
addressed epithcts to her unbcarablc 10
ono OF her tender sympathies.
Finally she decided to cease living
with him and sought relief in tho
courts. A property settlement was
made, agreeable to both, and Simmons,
In addition, agreed to pay for the ed
ucation and care of the baby daughter
until she reached her majority.
Mr.. Simmons il among the Oldest set.
tiers OF the county still living, and up
to tine time Of the property division
with his former wife, was possessed Of
valuable land and mining interests
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-03

mountain lions and big game than any
man in yovapai county, IL visiting in
the city
Verde Valley Visitor
Fred stephens, the Verde Valley
mcrrhnn, mud farmer, IL here on bust
ness
Old Timer Visits.
Jesse W Davis, the Mnyc, mining
man, arrived here las, evening on -
short business visit
Revenue OH,cial Visits.
T. u. Crandall, deputy internal rev
cuuc collector for Arizona. ~ here on
official business
Will Visit Father
Charles r. Joslin will leave today for
Los Angeles, where his father is re-.
ported to be- very III.
Old Timer Here.
Charles Kingsley, pioneer miner
and prospcctor Of the Big Bug section,
~ here on - business visit,
On Business Here.
". A. Clarke, general manager of
the Rigby Mining and Reduction com.
pany, is here on business visit
Loft for the East.
i. ID. Bnrnhart left yesterday for
his home in Syracuse, N. V. after n
pleasant visit with his son. A. ID. Barn.
mart
Loft for Ohio.
Mrs. T. W. Foster and daughter left
Yesterday for Ohio, where they will
spend the summer months with rcla
tivcs and friends
Cattle King Here.
Thomas X. King. the Zig Chino Val
ley cattle king. is visiting in the city
W." reports feed good on the ranges
and stock IN prime condition.
Back From the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wood nave re-
turned from AN extended visit in tn,
east. They visited the jamestown OK
position and Mr.. Wood states tina,
those intending Ia see the great show
will get more for their money IL the,
postpone their visit for about ,hre,
months.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-03
(Hsom Fridays DaAy.)
n au~Ha2 Vylsxar-

iUsom F0dey's DAH.)
rlsgstaa Visitor.
W. {. Bayless OF Flagstaff IL here GU
a business visit.
McCabs visttor.
Miss II. NJ. Peterson Of McCabc is
visiting in the city.
Senator Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Pickreil Of Sen.
ator are visiting in the city.
Blanchard Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Kehr Of Bisnsh.
ard are visiting 10 the city.
Jerome vistors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Smith OF
leone etc whiting in tho city.
Mining Man Here.
Vernon Slinkard, the Mayer mining
man, is here on business visit.
Humboldt Visitor.
Miss A. NJ. Caspsri of Humboldt 10
visiting with friends in the city.
wicksnburg Merchant Visits.
ID. j. Curry, tho wickenburg mer.
chant, Is here on q business visit.
r1sssta6 Attorney Here.
Attorney =. c. Reid Of Flagstaff /.
in the city on professional business.
atmmons visitor.
j. Estccs Of Simmons is in the city
on ono OF his periodical business visits.
Gkyiight otty Visitor.
A. A. Harmon Of Flagstaff arrived
nero last night from the skylight City.
4cCsbs Mining Man Here.
james O'Brien, the McCabc mining
superintendent, IL visiting 10 the
city.
Huron Visitors.
Mrs. G. p. wingheld and Miss Susie
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-03
WANING NOTICE.

To Whom II May Concern:
Tho Enterprise Mining and Milling
Co., Or the following named miniaG
claims, to.wit: Tho Coral, Bonaasa,
Virginia Dale, The Standard, -
Golden Eagle and tho Bonanza sn1
Coral min sites and improvement
thereon, situate in the Walnut Grow
mining district, Ysvapai county, Ar
xons, will not be responsible for ~
debts contracted or labor performed -
material furnished BY the parties g
present wo. king the above claims ualW
bsad aud lease.
ENTERPRISE n. 3 II. -.
By ED. n. BLAKE, Secretary.
Dated. Dee. 10. 1909.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-03
Returned Home.
YUBLlU RECOBDs.
lnstruncnts FILED A. Reported By the
Prescott Tito Company.

Prescott Tito Company.
l.. N. Wombachcr and W. G. Mctzgcr
20 r. A. Biffar-Dccd. One fourth in.
tcrst In Sure Shot mine, Cherry Creek
district.
NJ. Common TO May Williams Deed.
$I,O75. Lot on Is TO ! mine, jerome.
C. q. Fcnncl locates Moonlight mine,
Big bug district.
John A. Patton files AFFIDAVIT Of as.
sessmcnt work on Emma Gray minc,
Black Hills district.
Michael Fitzgerald and T.. ID. Pent-
land locate Niagara mine, Big Bug dis.
trict.
X. II. Campbell, Homer Campbell and
wife to r. X. O'Bricn-Agrecment,
~. 900. three years 400, No. 10, No. IL,
~. l2, No. IL, No. IL, MONDAY and
South MONDAY mines, Silver Mountain
district.
VIM. Nelson and wife TO X. II. Burn.
ister--M. Deed. go. 40 acres placer
ground, portions Of Nelson No. !, No.
2, Lime Rock No. and Cracker Jack
placers, Unknown district.
Mrs. J. G. Dexter locates four mines,
Turkey Creek district
+. A. BifYar TO l.. N. wonbacher--
Power Of Attorney. Graats powc,
concerning mines in Cherry Greek dis.
trict.
J. y. CARRIER and o. G. Crowdcr 10.
cato two mines, bug Bug district.
Old Camp Mining and Milling com.
.Pany locate 2 wc's mine, Verde dis.
trict.
Walter Stcinbrook locates Good.
enough mine, Turkey Creek district.
John Kelly and Fred J. Smith 10.
cate three mines, Castle Greek dis.
trict.
Decree Of Probate Court in Estate
Of Joseph Funigan. Distributing
property, consisting Of numerous
mines, Peek district, to Agnes Finni.
gan, sister.
I'D. II. Coughran to X. ". Coushran
Bill Of Sale. 90. All cattle.
Ed. II. Coughran TO Robt. w. Cough.
ran-w. Deed. East half Of 8. W.
quarter and N. W. quarter Of g. y.
quarter, see. go, N. Il. quarter Of N. w.
quarter, Sec. 20, II N.
l.. !. Fletcher and Dell higgins 10.
cate Independence mine, Agm Fria
district.
J. T.. CARRIER aud q. G. Crowder 70
Geo. II. Cramer-M. Deed. One-third
interest in st. Louis and Juniper
mines, Big Bug district.
A. C. Mcdonald files bond Of o. 900
~ road overseer, District No. %.
Providence Washington Insurance
company appoints J. NJ. W. Moore &
hon as agents.
Sam +. Powell locates Indigo mine,
Black Rock district.
y. M. Drescher TO Mrs. Gertrude
Knott-w. Deed. $500. Lot IL, block
], Bashford tract, Prescott.
N. A. Lawler TO J. Q. Stephens
Deed. $400. Mammoth group OF
mines, Eureka district.
j. T. Pearce and N. A. Mckay 10.
cate Silver Peak mine, Tiger district.
Luther Wilson located De verss
mine, Hassayampa district
+. A. Johnston and Blake Baker 10.
cate two mines, Cherry Creek district.
Jennie and Geo. Houlhan to Frcd W.
A. Eekert-w. Deed. $4,000. Lots II
and IL, block 2, Prescott.
u. o. Webb ct al locate two mines,
assayampa district.
James F. Hamilton sppropriates 20
inches Of water Of Goat Corral Spring.
Joe Larson locates Dingo mine,
Verde district.
c. p. and VIM. WingAeld locate Altar.
con mine, Big Bug district
Il. IL. Burmister and wife TO j. l.
6ardner-W. Deed. elO. Two and
one'half foot strip in south part Of lot
%, block Q, Fact Prescott.
Sarah Ellen Curtis 70 ausis ".
bFown-W, Deed. Lot 4. block II,
Prescott
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-03
gusts at the Hotel ~. Michael
Left for Wendeu.

Left for wsndeu.
Attorney H. NJ. Sanford left last
night on the southbound train for the
Wcndcn district. on mine inspection
trip.
Back From Michigan.
Ben Hnrtwick returned yesterday
from n visit with relatives in Micbi-
gan. where hc states the weather IL
much warmer than here.
Harrington Visitor.
William Morgan, who has promising
mining M well IA stock interests in the
Bradshaw mountains, arrived here last
evening from his nome in Harrington.
Colorcd Folks We'd.
!. W. Kracmcr, justice of the peace
in ASH Fork, united in marriage An
thony Ross and WiIbrctta Riley, prom
incn' members Of the colorcd colony
there. on June 90.
Returned Home.
Mr. and Mrs Cnas. Mscklin return.
ed yesterday TO their nome at Dewey,
their visit here being for the purpose
Of having a slight surgical operation
performed on their baby, which was
successful
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-03
city News
! ....ln Brief

(trom Thursdays Daily)
'crpwn KING VISITOR
Mr., t. J. Mclean Of Crown King
4. Visiting b"rc.
PIaccrita Visitor
Mrs Gcorgc v Hand Of rlacctiia il
v,sit,,,, ~ The city.
Skull Valley visitor
Mr. Van Dickson II skull Valley
W. ,is,i,ns IN the city.
Here From Kirkland
D.. " Bates of kirkland j. here on
a snoft business visit
Copper Basin VISITOR.
John Jackson, the Copper Basin mine
unauagrr, is ia the city.
kirkland Visitor
e. \. Barber Of Kirkland is here
soe a short business visit.
juniper Stockmnn Here.
NJ =. rummcr. the Juniper stock
WAN, ~ here on business
Visiting Friends.
Carries u. K,rskic ~ San Francisco
Ms here visiting with friends
In From Cherry.
!. =. Boyer, the Cherry Creek min
sng man. ~ visiting IN the city.
assockman Visits.
Frani. Condron. the Walnut Grove
stoclm1n. ~ visiting in the city.
wickenburg Visitor.
Mr. g. W. Plat ~ wickcnburg il
visi,ins with friends ~ the city.
kirkland Visitor.
\ 81 carter, the Kirkland Nockman
and farmer, is visiting in the city
Visiting with Friends
Nj, Mabel Foley IT Ash Fork ar
rived hr,r las, evening on n visi, with
fr,-nds
In From Camp.
Henri V. Brown, general manager
of the Lucky star mine. in the Mineral
Point district, came in last evening
from hi, aiming camp.
Fan for williams.
M. Martinez asd three children
Aeft yesterday for williams. She wa
che victim OF brutal assault by heI
Assband al p. ( Y. Junction, about
49, months ago.
Cn6no Beedknan vlats.
Cnrl Hccs, the Chino Valley stock
nm, IL hesc on q business visit.
Hero Ga Court Business.
steve jackson, the kirkland stock
man. " here on short business visit.
Here Fran HunbolA&.
II. Z. Uiltsc Of Humboldt came ia
last e.e.'pg from tae Smeitcr City.
Nine Manager Visits.
J. :. s'essions, the Cherry Creek mine
aanascs. IN acre on mining business.
Here From Dewey.
George l.. Human. the Dewey mining
mon. a here On u short business visit
washlnstsn Visitor.
Mrs. N. Kilgore Of Washington IL
~,s,ii-g Nth relatives and friends In
the city
CHERRY 6eocEmau Hero.
Joha fSmmoas, the Cherry Creek
stockmho ana miner. il here on a bust.
mess yivl
Win Wat Buckhoeu.
4. = Uorsn will leave today for
thc u, t.shern mountains. on a mine in.
speetios ZIP
Lion Hunter Hees
Joe Drew of juniper. who enjoys
shc rreatstiOu OF having killed more
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-03


prom Saturdays Daily)
Here From Cherry.
v. A. Powell Of Cherry in here on a
business visit.
wtcksnburg Visitor.
W. y. Glenn Of wickenburg is visit.
ing in the city.
Phosnix Visitor.
George N. Marvhall Of Phoenix is
visiting In the city.
On Business Here.
Frank Coulter Of Kirkland is here
on a short business visit.
Poland Visitor.
T. II. Parker of Poland is in the
city on a business visit.
Cherry Greek visttors.
X. W. WingAeld and family of
Cherry are visiting in the city.
Here From Maxton.
Mrs. W. c. Kent Of Maxton spent
yesterday here with friends.
Mining Man vista.
William ID. Powell, the Cherry Crock
mining man, 10 visiting in tho city.
Skull Valley Visitor.
Ed. Coughran, the Skull Valley
stockman and farmer, 10 here on bust.
ness.
Mine Manager Visits.
Joseph J. Broan, the Bradshaw noun.
tain mine manager, is visiting In tho
city.
Circulating Among His Friends.
William Mcneil Of senator 10 in the
city, circulating among nis many
friends.
Mine Manager Visits.
George Is. Upton, general manager OF
the ORC Grande mine is here on court
business.
Back From jerome.
County Assessor T. y. Campbell 70.
turned last night from an ofieial visit
TO Jerome.
Visiting With Friends.
Mr. and Mrs. william I.swler sre
in the city from tine Hillside mine.
visiting with friends.
Yaegss Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Bunker of Yss.
ger' are visiting 10 the city. They ere
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-03
WANING NOTICE.
10 An whom Il Nay Coaseyn:

70 An whom Il Nay Cossev,:
Ny undivided eaeAslf iat@sst h
The Silver Ceis, South Hstessisa G0v0
0sia ssd Nssth Bxtessiss, situsHs =
Farley 0sssk Mining DISTRICT, YSvG
~ county, Asassss Teshsssy. yin -
b rssps.Abss fss cay debts os1tssse.
- ~ isbos performed ~ nstsse1a
fussisAs1 ~ Ne parties vsfkisg -
ssas ssw osSr ~ spttss ana ~.
nest.
o. J. 0RARAN.
0stsd this letA dsy u Nsvsuhss,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-03

Hstiss b hsssby Oevss shaA tAs -.
1ssASasA. Svsss q The Nsinsa 80
u Asins, 80 isssts1 sbsst % -
vsse u HinsA1s end aAjsisi.g ths -.
0tsd dAD n Lsvlss 3 Wsns, =
~ Dsssks nhisg dsstyist, Ysvq0
ssss4. A., vin sst b ssspssaoA
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Asss - 6yssvsos.ts - saiA -
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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-03

Miller of Huron are visiting in the
city.
Camp Verde Visitors.
Misses Marguerite and Mabel Ste.
phcns Of Camp Verde are visiting in
the city.
In From Camp.
james Humphreys the senator min
ing man. is ~ the city from his camp
on the IIassayampn river.
Visiting Relatives.
Mrs. u. T.. Bnrd-har Of Santa r., n.
NJ, arrived here last night on visit
with relatives and friends
Phoenix Miner Here.
Sam Franklin, u pioneer miner OF the
wickcnburg and Black Rock districts,
IN here on n short business visit.
Kirkland Merchant Here.
7. NJ EnirDart, the Kirkland mcr.
chant, ~ in the city on business con.
ncctcd with his mining ventures.
Here From Kelvin.
Frank Williams, . prominent rosi.
dent Of the Kelvin district, Pinal coun
~, is mere on u short business visit,
Visiting His Brother.
u. -. McSwiggin of Fort Madison,
Iowa arrived here last nignt from the
east, on u visit with his brother, u. a.
McSwiggin.
A Professional Visit.
DIR. l.. Dysart of Phoenix paid =
professional visit to Prescott ycstcr-
day, returning home On the nigh. south.
bound train.
Back From Pfocnix.
Mayor Goidwatcr returned yesterday
| from n flylrg business visit TO Phoc.
nix, where he has extensive mcrcan
| tile interests.
Loft for Home.
Jesse 7. Jones left yesterday for his
home in the Chsparral section, near
the Little Jessie mine, after n shor,
business visit here.
Mine Manager Visits.
y. :. Johnson, general manager OF
the Copper Queen Gold Mining com
pany. operating in the Agun Fria see
ton, il here on mining business.
walker Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. &. Stukey, Miss l.
Ward and Mrs. A. q. Curtis Of Walker
are visiting in the city. They ar,
guests at the Hotel ~. Michael.
Left for Home.
Ernest NARROW and u. A. Walker
Williamson Valley stoekmsn, arrives
here late Wednesday nisat and left To-
home yesterday afternoon, after q
pleasant busiaess visit
BACK Prom Octave.
John Hanson, formerly connected
with the McCabc mill at McCsbe, re-
turned hero yesterday from two
weeks' visit in Octave, where he re-
ports much mining activity.
Mining MAJ Here.
George Marguerite, presidcn, and
general manager Of the Unids and
Electra Mining companies, operating
in the Black Rock country. arrived
here yesterday on court business.
I.sft for Humboldt.
Mrs. T. II. Oman, w. b. Oman
her son, and Miss Lois Oman, heI
daughter, arrived hero late Thursday
evening, and returned TO their homo IN
Humboldt early yesterday morning.
(P'om 6stusdays Daily
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-03
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Notice y hereby given that TIE a.
deVstgued svneW Of tie niuea koovu
- tie I1ts, compvsnise, Black Mo-,
Asess, Gold Note, Iowa, Maine, Olyu.
pia, Vssuvius, Surprise, Csstev op0
Oregon, ssd The inprevensstA -.
ehinsly. ssd tsols located thssssa, -
81 ssd scar Riehinbav, YsvaPai Cs1.N
Arixsua, will not b vsspossibis ~
debts Of sny kind contracted fer lsAQ.
supplies NJ Improvements On said prsp.
srty Or ANY Of IL, while u 10 Sslss
worked under a contract and lease, ~
that said property 10 now being wevkso
under sueh contract sad lease Rrssteo
to c. W. Mitchell. Dated this let ~
81 March, 1907.
KENTUCKY STANDARD MINrNs
COMPANY,
BY Hunter N. Meriwether, Pres.
RICHINBAR MINES COMPANY,
BY Hunter N. Meriwsther, Pre-.
First publication, March 20, 1907.