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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-15
lew York Musical Chat
WHAT DOING
WHAT UTAHNs ARE DOING.

substantial contributions to the seoeon
now now beginning. Al of the SINGERS in
sne cast last night were Familiar ~
NeW 1ofk, except the new dramatic eo,
prano star, Nine. Labia. who took tbo
,aiL OF Iosca. Nine Labia made =
11:gnly favorable impression BY this first
sbesrosure sho9 OF her vocal power. She
n,nof uT'I .nat, while not cvidcncing as
'itueu beauty of tone as had been ey
peeted' she is a dramatic Soprano of
.lIomg temperamental gifts, skill and
intellgence. Her impersonation of tbo
herolnc was forceful and poipnant in
the scenes of tense emotion and of dra'
hatic chmaX> But the music of "Tos-
ca is not of sort that affords n
slhEer opportunities for the broader cy.
ccllcnces' or the finer graces of vocal.
ism. Nine. Laba must he heard in
other works before final judgment is
passed upon her art, NJ. Remand was
the Scarpla, and his impersouation was
OF the deepest interest. as his work
was, as always, the embodiment of a
dramatic talent and vocal skill of tho
highest order. Signor Zenatello was
the CaVaradosse. while Gilbert admir-.
IDLY portrayed the saeristan. The audi
ence-one of noteworthy brilliance-
entirely filled the Manhattan opera
house, and back of both the orchestra
and gallery seats, the crowd WIS stand
ing six deep. The applause after each
act was spontaneous and enthusiastic
At the end of the second act. after
much urging by Nine. Labia. Mr.. Ham
meTrstein was prevailed upon to appear,
and made speech Conspicuous
among the audience were the members
of the MacDowell club in a BODY.
headed by its president, Mrs. Ben Ali
Haggin. The boxes and orchestra were
filled by persons well known in society,
including many members of the British
neerage who are at present in New
York Nine. Maria Labia was delighted
with her reception, and said after the
performance that she had never met
with warmer welcome. "New York
is delightful. I feel I know your pub.
lie already. am delighted beyond ex.
preston. ~
Another event Of the week of great in
tcrest TO music lovers was Nine. Mar
celia Sembrich annual song recital.
which was given on Tuesday afternoon
at Carnegie hall. The programme, con
trary to Madame Sembrich's s custom,
contained no songs older than those of
Schubert. The great composers repre-.
sented were Schubert, Brahms, Rubin
stein, Roger, Strauss, Grieg and De-
busy. There were also some delightful
modern songs by Faure, Arensky and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-15

Christensen g. Christensen. attorneys
and counsclors at law. have returned to
their former offices in the Romney
block, 2l2 South Main street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-15

Clubma ms about
town have been
for n while and
will be for some
weeks to come
very busy discus
sing the wealth of
Symbolism - 1b-
sen is supposed to
have woven into
the fabric of
&" Peer Gynt. -
Just think: A
chorus Of yarn
balls, the green
clad lady with the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-15

Mrs. Lulu Mayne Windsor has ar.
rived in New York from Italy, where
she has spent the past year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-15

Mrs: Russell G. Woodruff and daugh.
ter. Adelaide, arrived in New York this
morning from Atlantic City, where
they have spent the past three weeks.
They are at the Manhattan and will
spend the winter until February in New
York
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-15

Mrs: Samuel Newhouse arrived in
New York Saturday on the Kaiserin
Auguste Victoria of the Hamburg.
American line, after having spent the
season at Carlsbad and London Mrs.
Newhouse proceeded at once for her
home in Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-15

A number of the Utah boys at Yale
came down to New York for the big
Yale-West Point game at West Point.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-26
FABULOUS STRIKE
IN NJ CRACKEN
MINE
Chloride Jack Tells Of
Wonderful Silver
Discovery
BIG LEDGE ON THE 600 FOOT
LEVEL WHICH AVERAGES
sos TO THE
(From Saturday. Daily

A. enthusiastic a. ever over the nat.
ural possibilities of Yavapai and Mo.
have counties, which he boldly asserts
il the richest mineral section in toe
west, II. \. Owens, known all over the
coast a. "Chloride Jack" described a
rich find recently made in the MeCrack.
en- mine which he discovered August
~, 1874. The new strike in the Me.
Cracker, according to owens state.
ment, is in the 900 foot level. Four
and a half feet of ore was recently I'M
covered in a crosscut which samples
sl03 20 the ton. The principal values
are in silver. Small streaks of the
psystresk assay several thousand dol.
lars 70 the ton.
Owens and Jackson McCracken are
the original locators Of the property.
They disposed of five claims TO a Cal.
ifornia concern for $4,000 several
months after making the discovery.
The mine is located 75 miles southwest
Of Kingman in Mohave county.
Owens says that he and q. u. NJ
Gaddis Of kingman own group of
claims two and a half miles from the
MeCracken, the groupings OF which
according to his statement are more
promising than the McCracken. They
are making arrangements to start oper.
afinna sh.ra and ara ..uGJ.,, A.. :.
will eclipse the great record Of the
McCracken AZ a producer.
Owens, who is known TO every old
timer in the territory as one of it's mos,
generous hearted pioneers, is here on
his way to the Verde Valley, where he
will rest and recupcrate from severe
attack Of pneumonia from which he is
now recovering. He was at the point
Of death several weeks at mis- camp in
the Big Sandy. He left Prescott a few
days before the great FIRE Of 1900 which
wiped out the entire business portion
81 the city. He is amazed at the won.
derful Improvements here since then.
He came here from the east in 1866.
lie went to Nevada the following year
but returned here in 1870 after discov.
ering and selling properties in Nevada
that have added TO the fame of the
sage brush states as a mining country.
He explored every desert land in Ar.
zona, Nevada and California and IL
the hero Of many hairbreadth escapes
IN Indian fights of early days.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-26
LAWYERS DISCUSS
UNIFORM LAWS
FOR STATES
STATUTES ON MARRIAGE AND
DIVORCE ATTRACT ATTEN-
TON OF LEGAL
LIGHTS.

SEATTLE. Aug. 81 Men who make,
interpret and expound laws, men who
bear on noble foreheads and furrowed
faces the ndelible marks Of intellect
ualtv. and whose thoughtful glances
and positive speech betoken the train
ed mind aud Judicial temperament
these were the component parts OF
distinguished company gathered in the
assembly room Of the New Washing
ton Hotel today 20 discuss the subject
of uniform state laws. The confer
ence IL preliminary to next week 3
meeting of the American Bar Assccia'
zion IN this city and many OF the
eminent legal lights who are to parti'
pate in the meeting Of the bar associa'
,ion are taking part in the conference
on uniform laws. The need for greater
uniformity In the laws of he various
states regulating such matters as mar.
.iage and divorce IL now generally rec
ognzed. The problem TO be solved IL
the method for bringing about the de-
sired uniformity. The American Bar
Association has done much to awaken
public sentiment in the matter and
with the cooperation Of the bar asso-
Citations Of the different states il is
hoped that the desired legislative ne.
ton may be brought about within rea.
sonable time.
Another subject in which the com
missioners on uniform state laws are
interested IL new bill Of ladipg 20
put an end to what the shippers term
the gross frauds which they declare
have made bills Of lading an unsafe in
s,rument If credit. The commercial
interests have been trying FOR the past
three years 10 compel tne carriers 20
issue two separate bill Of lading forms
in order TO differentiate between the
ordinary receipt and the more import.
ant "order" bill which is used as a
basis of credit in the transportation Of
the country's crops, particularly the
cotton and grain crops Of the South
and West and manufactured products.
A committee representing a number Of
the gerat commercial bodies OF the
country is here to confer on the mat.
ter with the commissioners on uniform
Laws and il is expected that the con.
ference Of the commissioners will draft
new bill TO be introduced at the next
session Of Congress.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-26
VIII Locate Here.
(From Saturdays Daily

(from saturdays Dally)
Big Stick Visitor.
q. ID. Cash, book keeper of the Big
Stick Mining Company, is here on bus.
mess Of his concern.
Copper City Visitor.
VI. A. Jaeger OF Jerome arrived here
yesterday from the Copper City on a
short business visit.
Mine Manager Here.
J. b. Grand, managing director Of
the Big Stick Mining Company, is here
on mining business.
Purchasing Supplies.
X. NJ. Hanson is in the city from his
mines in the Crook Canyon district
purchasing supplies.
Purchasing Supplies.
Robert Burns is in the city from his
mines in the Mineral Point district
purchasing supplies.
Mine Manager Visits.
j. =. Johnson, general manager Of
the Copper Queen Gold Mining Com
pany, is visiting in the city.
A Short Visit.
Mrs II. j. Gray, Of Jerome Junction,
visited here few hours yesterday, re.
turning home on the afternoon train.
Back from Visit.
Mrs. G. =. McCready arrived home
yesterday morning from a months Wis.
1t with relatives in Missouri and hi.
nois.
Pioneer Prospector Here.
Joe Crothers, pioneer prospector
and miner, arrived here last evening
from his mining camp in the Bundle
Bee section.
Left for Phoenix.
Attorney Jonn c. Wallis, special
agent of the department Of justice, left
last night for Phoenix on business of
his department.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-26
100 TON PLANT FOR
INTERSTATE MINE
COMPANY
President Rogers More
Than Pleased With
Outlook
AsToNIsHED THAT MORE OF
YAVAPAI PROPERTIES ARE
NOT IN PRODUCING
CLASS
From Saturdays Daily

Ralph Rogers, president of the Pa.
cihc Savings Bank, Los Angeles. and
vice president Of the Inter State Gold
Company, left yesterday morning for
his nome after spending a day on the
--company's property at Walker.
II is Mr. Rogers first trip to Yava.
pal county and he was mere than pleas.
ed with what he saw. He expressed
great surprise at the small number of
mines in operation, with the wonderful
showing there is for making producing
properties. As 10 the properties the
Interstate Company are working Mr..
Rogers said the showing on the Lamar
tine group is very fine. and as evidence
of what is being taken out exhibited
bar Of gold worth somewhere about
$3.50. He said il was the company y
purpose 10, within a short time, have a
100 ton daily capacity plant running
IN this property. Mr.. Tonkin met Mr..
Rogers here aud accompanied him TO
the mine and returned TO the mine af.
ter seeing Mr., Rogers on on the train
yesterday morning.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-26
CARLOAD OF CONCENTRATES.
fFrom Fridays Dai,y)

carload of concentrates passed
through mere yesterday en- route to the
FL Paso shelters from the Congress
mine. The consignment, which is one
OF the regular ones made by the Con.
gress Consolidated Mines Company, is
valued at $1,000. Operations at the
Congress mine and mill are being car.
ried on day and night. The ore bodies
under exploitation are showing well
and the mill is giving satisfaction in
extracting the values.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-26
seligman Merchant Here.

bsuRmau meTtudnt HeIvs
Michael Mcbride, the Seligman mer-
chant, is here ON short business visit.
Left for the Coast
Attorney and Mrs. r. G. job were
outgoing passengers yesterday for the
coast
Here from the Monica
James Andrew and Richard cline
are in the city from the Monica mine
on business.
Left for Kirkland.
VI. G.. Burns Of Humboldt was an
outgoing passenger last night for Kirk
land on mining business.
Camp Verde Visitor
William stephens, the Camp Verde
farmer and stockman, is here on one of
his periodical business visits.
SIX Wight City Visitor.
Harrison Conrad of Flagstaff arrived
here last evening from the Skylight
City on one of his periodical business
visits.
Mayer Visitor.
W. NJ. Dean of Mayer il here on a
short business visit. He reports active
business conditions in the Big Bug
metropolis.
Back from Phoenix.
p. Il. Stewart, general agent Of the
Occidental Insurance Company, arrived
home yesterday morning from a short
business visit in Phoenix.
Home from Visit.
Mrs. X. y. Looney arrived home yes.
tsrday from snort visit in Mayer,
where she was the guest Of her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mayer.
VIII Visit the Gorge.
f. G. Payne, Jr., and +. o. Paine
were outgoing passengers yesterday for
the Grand Canyon. where they will en-.
JOY the sights of the greatest gorge on
earth n few days.
Here on Bunness.
W. G. Tonkin, president and general
manager of the Inter State Gold Com.
pany, arrived here last night from his
company's camp in the Walker district
on business of his concern.
Prominent Republicans Arrive.
Frank smith, editor of the Jerome
Copper Belt, and ). l.. Dennison arriv.
ed mere last night from jerome to rep.
resent the Copper City republicans at
the county convention today.
Left for the Monica.
Mrs. John l.. Davis was an outgoing
passenger last night for the Monica
mine. where she will visit several
days. Her husband is superintendent
Of the Monica Mines Company.
A Tour Of Inspection.
W. A. Drake, vice president and gen. |
eral manager, Jack Jaeger, chief en-.
gineer, and George Tisdale, superinten.
dent Of bridges of the =. r., =. 4 p,
visited Ash Fork yesterday on tour
of inspection of the line and bridges.
On the Sick List.
Al Finch, who is developing a pro-
missing property in the Copper Basin
district, is in the city on the sick list.
He is suffering from a cold following a
drenching in one of the recent rain.
storms in his section.
VIII Locate Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Powell Of Ken
tucky arrived here last night from an
extended tour Of the coast resorts Of
Southern California. They lived here
several months last year and left be-
lieving that they would settle in some
Of the coast resorts of the Golden
State. They return with the intention
Of making Prescott their future home,
satisfied that it surpasses any city Of
is size in toe west as a business cen
ter.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-26
Back from Phoenix.

II. 6. story, superintendent Of me
:. r., T.. X =, arrived home yestcr lay
afternoon from visit 10 Phoen.% 30
railroad business
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-26
Phoenix Attorney Here.

r. j. Prescott, city attorney of Phoe
nix, who is visiting in Iron Springs,
circulated among the law profession
here several hours yesterday.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-26
Kingrnan Merchant Visits.

q. ID. NJ. Gaddis, the Kingman mer
chant, stopped over here yesterday on
his way to Phoenix, wnere be will rep
resent Mohave county in the territori
al convention today.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-26
Visiting with Friends.

Miss Lois Murphy and the Misses
Geer Of Phoenix, who are spending
the summer at Irong SPRING., are the
guests of friends in the city.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-26
Public Examiner Leaves.

VIC. Foster, public examine wa
an outgoing passenger last nigh' Tor
his home in Phoenix. after three
DAYS official visit here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-26
PUBLIC RECORDS
Instruments Filed As Reported \, q
Prescott Title Co. -

Mountain View Mine.
j. y. Merrill to Mrs. Chas. sn,,.,
c. Deed, Lot 3s, Block 4, Ru,,sd.. :,
Jerome.
Byron Smith to Gold Ride. ".
Milling Co., M. Deed. Mark Han,
Grubstake Mines, Martinez Dis,
ID. T.. Andrews to W. p. wbl,,.,
W. +. Olmstead, W. Deed. 81 a..
of N.w.h of N. +. Y & N.E.H ay
Wa & SEA Of N.w.h, Twp Inv
3w.
W. +. Fry 4 +. A. Bletcher 10 r..
ity @. q $. Mg. Co., NJ. Deed, Ju.i,1'
Camp 4 South Trinity Extension ml,.]
Turkey Creek Dist.
Henry c. Zaul to NJ. c. Lof,D, nj
Of Sale, $3.50. Barber shop s,,u,1
Jerome.
W. NJ. Ciaypool 4 VT. to Jos.0l \
Gales h W.T., W. Deed. Lot I, a.
10, Prescott.
j. c. Snow 4 VT, to Mollie PO,,.
Deed. Infant Mines, Haas. Dist
Blna Payne locates TenderfOO, NJ,
Walker Dist.
d. c. Payne locates 2 Mines. WAN
Dist.
Timothy Fell TO T. II. Reynold, 1
Deed, $4,000. 81 Of N.w.k. MI
of SEX 4 3. VIZ, Sec. 2s, IAN \
r. +. Culver locates Q Mip..
Bug Dist.
Timothy Fell to T. II. Reynold. D
of Sale, Cattle.
j. McA. Johnston TO John Cham.
NJ. Deed. Golden scepter Mine VI.
or Dist.
ID. c. Conner 4 VT. to Timothy s,l
q. c. Deed, $1,000. Lot at Jerou.
J. A. Hudson to 8. l.. s,raehan, O
Deed, 5000. Lot at Jerome.
Geo. W. Morgan to sain, Fra,
Mines Co., N. Deed. Zeis, zella, q
dor, Zuia & Zaxa Mines, Black "a
Dist.
Jennie L Chas. Hustled loca,. RI
Mine, Hass. Dist.
Cardinal MIG. Co., TO Bank OF Ad
Bill Of Sale. so tons Of Concentns
j. l.. Cambridge TO Oscar @. Conn
Bill Of Sale. Cattle, horses, etc.
J. c. Bradbury, county recorder,
points Neil C. Clark as deputy.
VIM. 4 Tbeo. Schult, locate
mines, Black Canyon Dist.
Henry Smith 4 VT. to Sidney Bin
2. c. Deed. l-3 int. in Boulder Nj
Lower Lynch Creek Dist.
j. II. Cross ct al locate Marc,d
Mine, Slate Creek Dist.
= gs
u" ''e
~ - - N'o"H ns
Mines bin. Co. NJ,
n 4 Rar,e ,o.a,.s Fossil c,,,l n
3 TO 9 Tunnel sites.
Lone Pine Mg. Co. locate Lone p
Mill site, Big Bug Dist.
Geo. Bendekovieh ct al, loeai
mines, Big Bug Dist.
Victor Gold Mines Co. lOes''
mines, Silver Mountain Dist.
+. j. Whips 4 Il. j. Bleakley 10
. Mines, Silver Mountain Dist
7. A. Bowman 4 A. s. Garrett 10
Galleon Mine, Hass. Dist
IL. Hollingsnead locates NJ
Walker Dist.
Howard X. Ward L VT. to sophl1
Ward, W. Deed. Lot IL, Bk' D.
Prescott.
j. c. Bradbury, county recorder
points +. z. Smith rs deputy
+. f. 4 r. p. Lane 4 wvs. to
II. Bordman, N. Deed, $40. 1900
No. ], 1909, Jennie 4 other mines
sayampa district.
N
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-26
Enjoying a Vacation.

Joseph =, Ryan arrived home yester
day from the camp Of the Big Stick
Mining Company, to enjoy well earn
ed vacation among his many friends
here
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-26
Left for Kirkland.

I'll Shumate and exFounty Recorder
". !. johnson were outgoing passen.
gers last night for the Kirkland dis
trict, wnere they have mining inter
ests
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-26
Left for Monica.

George =. Martin, who fills a respon.
sible position with the Monica Mines
Company, left last night for his com
pany's camp after u pleasant three
days business visit here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-26
ARIZONA NEwsLErs.
From Saturdays Daily

tucson was in total darkness during
part of the heavy thunder shower at
that place Wednesday night, when the
electric light plant was put out of
commission and left householders de.
pendent upon stray candles and lamps
for lighting purposes. The damage TO
the plant was repaired in about an
nour.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-26
Grand Opening.

Call at the Grand Opening of the
Bank Exchange on South Montezuma
street this evening aud enjoy free
lunch and cold stein Of the famous
Prescott beer William Barclay, pro
prietor, formerly with the Grand ga.
hmm.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-26

In Phoenix the other day man
named David Chicago sought TO obtain
marriage license and when it came TO
telling the name Of the Indian maid
maid whom he wanted to marry, Chi.
cago acknowledged his ignorance Of
either her last or her first name. He
thought the latter was "Mabel.u but
was seemingly dubious. Later he ms.
eertained the correct name OF his
sweetheart and the license was issued.
Shiiied as baseball player, DEPUTY
Sherih Page Of Cochise county made
a record eaten in Tucson recently when
he caught safely in his arms the baby
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. c. A. stem.
bing, which the latter threw from
runaway team. Mr.. stenbing was
'nrown from the buggy and injured.
out MIS- stenbing and her two daupb.
tiers and the baby which she tossed N
'"' 'A'oasebali man, escaped aarm.
Preparations are under way in the.
son Tor the construction Of an un.to.
date vaudeville house. The old Zeek.
endorf building is to be remodeled ana
furnished for the purpose and tho
amusement house will be called IN.
.ho Theater Co. Between $4,000 md
e',ooo ~ to be expended on the enter.
prise.
me Tucson Star is authority for the
statement that Eugene W. Chain. n,o.
n'p,'ion nominee for president. win in.
c'ude Tucson and other Arizona c;,;o.
a. part Of mis- campaign itinerary
While no definite date for his visit
'here has been given out il is an,i.;.
pated that it will be about the midd,.
OF september. Temperance advocate.
sec IN Chains trip to Arizona a con. |
n,ma'ion OF the report that the probi. |
o,''ohists are about to make a eonca,,.
Gu movement against saloons in N.
territory. "
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-26

Journal'M Miner for high class job work.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-26

Journal Miner for high class job work.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-26

(from Fridays Daily,)
Mayer Visitor.
Mrs Phillips Of Mayer is visiting in
the city.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-26
Will Attend Convention.

Attorney General +. :. Clark and ex
Sheriff Joe Roberts were members o.
the delegation that left last night I,
represent Yavapai county in the terri
torial convention in Phoenix today.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-26

Al fIoW his MINES.
r. d. Bateman is in the city from his
mines in the Big Bug district where
he recently finished his annual assess.
ment work Bateman says tiat he
VIII leave in few days for Texas. in.
tending to return here at the end of
the year and start steady development
OF the property which he considers
among the most promising of the par.
italy developed ones of the distrie..
noted for its many gold producers.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-26
Home from Visit.
Will Visit the Gorge.

r. G. Payne, Jr., and +. o. Pain
were outgoing passengers yesterday f,
tne Grand Canyon. where they will Ell
JOY the sights of the greatest gorge o
earth , few DAVIS
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-26
Left for the Monica.
A Tour Of Inspection.
On the Sick List.

Al Finch, who is developing a pre-
missing property in the Copper Bssi
district, is in the city on the sick lis,
lie is suffering from a cold following
drenching in one of the recent rair
storms in his section.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-26

Michael Mcbride, the Seligman mer-
chant, is here ON "A short business visit.
Left for the Coast
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-26
Skylight City Visitor.

Harrison Conrad Of Flagstaff arrived
here last evening from the Skyligh'
City on one of his periodical business
visits
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-26

"a'ph cameron, a prominent poll.
ician OF Coconino county enjoying a
wide acquaintance in the territory.
stopped over here yesterday on his way
to Phoenix, where ne will represent
ms county in the territorial republican
convention today. He is urged by his
many friends to become a candidate
Tor the nomination of delegate to con.
gress. lie is accompanied by Mrs.
cameron, who was the guest Of friends
here yesterday.