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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-16
SAVOY DEVELOPING
INTO A GREAT MINE
From Sundays Daily,

with its output of two tons Of $3.50
ore and thirty tons of ais ore daily,
the Savoy mine in the Bradshaw
mountains, is producing better now
than ever in its history. There il n
large tonnage of ore opened in the
mine and the outlook is that the pro-
1uction will increase as exploitation Is
pushed
The mine is opened to a depth of
500 feet and the principal work is in
the lower level. Five hundred feet
from the mouth Of the main tunnel
a shaft ~ sunk on the vein to depth
of 300 feet below the tunnel level,
giving depth of eight hundred feet
below the apex. Drifts are run from
the lower level and the great ore bodies
above are now being stopped. The val.
ne in the ores is principally silver.
The property is among the oldest To-
cations in the Bradshaw mountains. II
j. generally known n the "Black
Jack mine. named after its former
owner. T.. ;. Junior. who is Familiarity
known all over Arizona rs "Black
jack II was considered among the
best prospects in the range in tne
palny days of the Tiger. a ncighbor.
ing property. the development Of
which i again being vigorously pushed
in the lower levels. where the outlook
is that it will eclipse i,s former record
n producer when it, ore treasures
are blocked out.
The Savoy j. in the same mineral
belt as the Gray Eagle mine, the prop.
erty Of the Tiger Gold Company
whica is making regular bullion ship
fnents. A gold brick weighing $500
was received at the Prescott National
Bank from the Tiger Gold Company
yesterday. Bullion shipments Of thi.
approximate value have been regularly
received by the bank every few DAYS
from this company during the last
few months. Prospectors familiar with
the district assert that the Gray Eagle
vein continues through the Savoy
ground. Operations at the Savoy are
under the direct supervision of the
cunnif brothers. Bernard Cunnifl be
ing general manager with NJ. q. Gun
milf. superintendent. The product !,
packed to Crown King, from where /,
Is shipped through this city 10 the r.
Paso smelters.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-16
CAMERON SURE OF Big
MAJORITY IN COCONINO
Phoenix Business Man Declares That
Maricopa Will Also be in Line.

locuix there is wave of enthusiasm
weeping over the territory for Cam
crpu. ! am assured that Navapai coun
~ is all right and am also pleased "a
learn that Cameron has many warm
democratic Friends working night and
dav for him in the counties Of tho
south that nave always given Smith
large ms ioritics.
stay with Cameron, old man, he IL
certain 10 win. 80 he declared. with the
air Of one who meant every word he
said. n the train pulled out.
Tribolct is one Of the leading bus.
mess men Of hoenix. lie has big stock
interests in the salt River valley and
- recognized ms one Of its most con
-cryative aud successful business men.
He admitted last night that he has De
voted very little Of mis- time in the
past 10 politics and said that he is q
Cameron man from start 10 finish.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-16
NO POLITICAL FEUDS
IN PRESENT CAMPAIGN

practicc,' was whispered into the ear
of every worshipper of 'Conkling tne
Magnificent. and they knitted Blaine
numerically.
Grover Clevclands personal quarrel
with David -. lIil undoubtedly was
responsible for Clcveland's defeat in
lssN. llil was a candidate that year
tor governor Of New York and was
elected, but IL was charged and never
seriously denied that Hill's follower,
had knitted Cleveland from one end of
the state 10 the other.
OHe OF the mos; noted feuds between
great men. though II did not affect the
result of q presidential election, was
that between Grant aud Charles sum.
ner Memory of it ranked in Grant :
heart rs long n he lived, and its bit.
terncss probably brought on the at.
tack Of heart disease which resulted in
summers death.
Even if the feud did not determine
the results Of "a presidential election
II certainly left great and lasting
impress on the history of the United
States. Had it not been for sumner ;.
cnmity toward Grant the latter's pro
iect for the annexation of Santo DO
mingo would have been accomplished
and the American republic would hav,
entered "A generation earlier than it did
on it's career as "A colonial power. II
WAS the bitterest hour of Grants III,
wnen the senate, under the Leadership
Of sumner, rejected the annexation OF
Santo Domingo. Grants fame as d
military hero was secure for all tim,
and he believed the annexation OF
Santo Domingo would give him lasting
fame rs "A stateman No matter wheth
or we may believe today tnat the an
nexation Of Santo Domingo would hav,
been wise, there is no doubt that it,
failure contributed largely 10 Grant =
disappointment with his experience n
president
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-16
WARRIORS DID NOT
TRY TO COOK
TOM kEE
Acquitted Of Charge Of
Toasting Chink On
A Stove
From Tuesdays Daily,


Arguing on the Theory tnat :" lie
who stitch on "A red hot stove shall
rise again. Attorney "Dick" Talbot
convinced n jury yesterday afternoon
in Justice of the Peace MeLane' :
court that his clients, T. j. Chapman
and Joseph Quinn, two Fort Whipple
soldiers, were not guilty of attempting
10 cook Tom Kec, a Chinese attache of
the noodle Joint, the morning of Sep
tember q at 80 o'clock. The Jury
returned verdict for the defendants
after few minutes deliberation.
Horace lIoulse. n tnird soldier, arrest.
ed yesterday by Deputy sheriff Burns
on the charge of being implicated in
the noodle joint ARRAY, was released
from custody by the court during the
examination Of the witnesses. There
was absolutely no evidence showing
that he. was connected with the row in
any way.
The evidence Of the Oriental manu-.
facturers Of the delicious noodle and
the accused soldiers was directly in
variance. The testimony of Chinese
witnesses examined, including the
prosecuting witness Kee, showed that
the soldiers were the aggressors. Kec
claimed that Quinn was the man who
assaulted him and another Chink ties.
tilted that Chapman was the guilty
one. The pigtailed caterers claimed
that the soldiers entered the place and
Immediately started Trough house, -
throwing Kee on the stove when he
refused to All noodle order. The de.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-16

Special go the Journai-Yiner
WASHINGTON. sept. IL Neither
William Howard Taft nor William
Jennings Bryan j. without enemies
II either were. hc would hardly 6t to
be- the nominee of Il great party for
the presidency But the present cam
paign b. not likely. a. have campaigns
10 the past. 20 hc determined by great
personal hatred, felt for either can
didafe.
II }, true there is in Ohio the Fora.
ker opposition 10 Taft aud in Pennsyl.
vauia the Guiiry nutnguui,m toward
Bryan. but there Is hardly chance
that either viii prove a determining
factor IN the campaign. so far as
Pennsylvania IT, concerned there never
was The slightest chance of Bryan :
carrying the Keystone state, and no
matter how much Guffey and his
friends may hate Bryan the spirit will
not extend far beyond Pennsylvania :
borders. i, is impossible, of course.
10 tell wnat the Foraker sentiment in
Ohio may bc. but Senator Foraker him
self is not actively opposing Taft. 50
the Taft Foraker fcud is not entitled
10 rank with the great political feuds
Of the past.
For instance. i, furnishes no parallel
with the great Conkling Blaine feud of
the past political generation, which re-
suited in Baine's defeat for the pres
idency in 1884. Conkling and Blaine
had hated each other for twenty years,
and though Conkling had been forced
out of politics before Blaine achieved
the nomination he had 50 long coveted
the refusal of Conkling to say word
in support of the republican nominee
lost Blaine enough votes 10 have given
him New York and the presidency. I,
is true Conkling did not publicly adj
wise Blaine's defeat hut his remark
when requested 10 speak for Blaine
that he was "not engaged in criminal
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-16
TUCSON RAILROAD
SHOPS RUNNING
FULL BLAST
Full Force, Full Pay
And Full Time
Again Rules

TUCSON. Sept. THE best news
that has occurred in a long while IN
the city Of Tucson J.. contained ~
chroniclng the fact that the southern
Pacific shops have put their entire
force back for the full lay ninc hour
shift. for the first time IN monthe.
This represents immediately She ~.
crease of many dollars in the pay ron
and u consequent greater volume oil
business in this city.
But it means in the end much more
than that. 1t is apparent that tins al
vancemcnt in the working force Is bn'
n preliminary 10 q greater one 10 come
II the present force is required Tor
nine hours this early in the fall. 1t viii
not be matter of many weeks until
more men will be needed. II is alto.
gether probable 10 assume tnat by the
middle of the fall the shops Will he
carrying as good force 81 men n
they were when the company first be
gan to curtail their help.
II will he remembered that the hrs'
step taken was the LAYING of of few
men. Then all the others were cu'
down 20 an eight hour day Then
those who stayed were cut to five days
u week. Finally the shops were prac
tcally denuded of workmen.
The ascension up hiIl il Just the
same and this il the longest step that
has been taken toward getting back ia
the big payroll which always goes a
long ways towards making this town
prosperous
The railroad official. rcticent n Is
their custom IN discussing adminlstra
tive policies Of the road in any way,
declined yesterday 90 say word M
regard 10 further increases nj the
shops or whether there would be any
but the increase IN tine volume of NOV
ing freight in the near future so well
submits itself 20 mathematical demon
stration that il may hc taken rs fore
gone conclusion.
For the first time in months the EN-
ployes at the shop are getting in u
fftyfour hour week and this is Ger
tain 10 continue throughout the winter
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-16
OLD MARK HANNA
GROUP AGAIN TO
Be WORKED
Red Ridge Mining Com
pany Secures Control
Of Property

One of the newest mining companies
formed for the purpose of operating a
valuable group of mines near Congress
is the Gold Ridge Mining and Milling
Company. The group is what was
known as the Mark Hanna group and
was owned by Byron Smith of this
place, says the Wickcnburg Miner. Mr..
Smith will leave in few DAYS To take
charge of the work which will be com.
mrnced very soon.
The company is composed mainly ~
Winslow people. \. ". Davis is pres.
ident. T.. A. Wing, vice president, +.
NJ. Ward second vice president.
Byron smith, of this place, will be
superintendent of the mine.
The reporter knows from personal
observations, having visited the prom.
erty several times, that the Gold Ridge
people have secured some very vaiu.
able property that should, beyond per.
adventure. develop into good mine.
Two Of the claims lie between the
Alaska mine owned by the United Gold
Mines Company, and the claims owned
by Ed. Ieiger, of Congress Junction.
Considerable high grade ore has
been shipped from the Zeiger property
and also from the Alaska. The Iatter
has shaft down between 200 and 400
feet which exposes some very fine ore
The Alaska. Grubstake. and Zeiper
property is on the same lode az The
ONO of the United Gold Mines Com.
pany on which the main workings and
mill of the company is located. The
Mark Hanna is n parallel claim and
appears 10 dip at an angle that indi.
Gates it's contact with the Gubstake
vein at about from $50 10 300 feet in
depth, calculating from the dip Of each
VEIN. The inclined shaft and other
works on the Grubstake shows il To
average about seven feet in thickness
The ore ls white quartz on the sur.
face, depth shows it to be considerably
eolored with iron and well filed with
bug holes in which is quite fire..
quently found gold nuggets Of consid.
cradle size. The lower levels of tho
United Gold Mines snow high GRADE
sulphide ore. Sulphides are showing
IN the Mark Hanna also. The charae'
Ter OF the ore In general is much the
same as the Congress.
A shaft sunk to n depth Of three or
-four hundred feet should show mn
some god ore for the Gold Ridge Min.
ing and Milling Company, since il NAV
he said that 1t is in a practically prov.
en- belt. the men behind the enter.
prise are said to be among the leading
business men of Winslow.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-16

Won can bet your last COLLAR that
Ralph Cameron will carry Coconuo
county bv The largest majority Of any
candidate for delegate 10 congress
since the county was formed, said
:. i. Tribolct the Phoenix butcher
aud ~t"ckman. 90 journal Miner man
Saturday evening rs he passed through
here on toe train on his way home
from flagstaff cameron aud the re-
publican party Vt the territory will he
agrccably surprised ~ the endorse.
ment that the republican candidate
will receive in his home county.
"Nou can also put IL in your hat. y
he continued that Phoenix will do
the right thing 10y Cameron He will
not only carry the city, bat he will re
ccivc handsome majority in tue coun
~ Of Maricopa.
" Everywhere have been north Of
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-16
Stock Interests Prosperous.
(From Tuesdays Daily
A Professional Visit.

N''"h TUESDAY Dally)
A Professional Visit.
Dr. l.. {. Toney of Humboldt is here
on professional business.
Back from Jerome.
Robert Danger has returned from an
extended visit in Jerome.
Bullwhacker Visitor.
- u: Werndon Of the Bullwhacker
NINE visited here yesterday.
Mine Manager Here.
a. {. scott, the jerome mine mona.
ger is visiting in the city.
spent Yesterday Here.
refer Mnckin of Groom Creek spen,
yesterday here ON business
attorney General In Kingnan.
Attorney General T.. ;. Clark is in
hlngman on official business
Visited Here Sunday.
- D. Morton of Poland spent sun.
10y ~ the clty with friends.
McCabe Visitors.
mr. and Mrs. +. ID. Thayer of Me.
,nn' are visiting in the city.
SeilBman Stockman Visits.
w Is webb is in the city from ais
Stock ranch near Seligman on business
merry Creek School Opens.
MISS Kate Fitzgerald opened school
Yesterday in the Cherry Creek distr;ct
Home from Visit. '''''''
Mrs Thomas Garfield arrival homo
last night from an extended y;si, a III
relatives in Chicago. Wv"
Mine Manager Here.
George I. Young, general MANAGER
=, tne Derby mine, is here on mining
A Flying Visit.
yonn wilkins of Dewey paid n avino
sis't to the city yesterday. returnin :
nome late last evening. :
Spent Sunday Here.
MI ana Mrs. j. :. Murphy of con.
so' Mountaln spent Sunday with
friends IN the city. WI"
Old Resident Visits,
NJ r.. NORM, former res;aon. -.
ms Guy IL a recent arrival here e.,
Der kelley, California. "'' iio"'
Back from Visit.
MISS Laura Butler arrival -
sunday night from n pleasan, ~.
WIN relatives in Jerome '''''
Home from Los Angeles
e'ef Murphy arrived nome los,
geles. III Laos An
Old Timer Visits
A. ''e' marks, a pioneer residen, =,
the county, is here from NJ I OF
Juniper '" MS nome in
stockman Visits.
,,a n'oerl Jones, the scligman s,o.,
s hap, ' arrived here last evening an y
snort ,sort visit with. relatives. s WI {"
Marriage License Issued
Left for Ann Arbor.
SAN sam Morris was an OUTGOING M.
seneeF Yesterday aftornoon pas
hrpor' where he will continue ~. an"
wye studies the coming term "'' COL
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NOTICE.

Under the provisions OF 'a'
tai law, effective January l.
newspapers will be permi's'
through the mails unless P'-
advance. In conformity y
the Journai.Miner will be Oe1
shut of all subscriptions w
arrears, and in order that y"
may know the status OF 'h'H
and not be discontinued III
will be mailed TO all subs'"'
are either nov delinqnen, ="
likely to become, during the y
or so. In order to eompP ]
law subscribers to the dai9
at least three months in 50"
weekly subscribers for the ~
JOURNAL.MINER ri
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-16
CONGRESSMAN YOUNG
NOMINATED AGAIN

MARQUETTE, Mich. Sept. Ia
Congressman II. Olin Young was re.
nominated without opposition by the
republican convention of the Twelfth
district in session here TODAY.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-16
Teachers Granted Certificate,

Frank Hart. Lucy +. Brad.hI
da Ralston and Florence Jobs,
attended the quarterly examsii
teachers in the Office Of Superb,
of Schools jolly last week were
ed teacners' certificates by u,
torial board of examiners.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-16
Bounty Hide Contribution,

The hide OF n Lonesome vail,
brought in by Elmer Lambert /
scalps and outer coverings II
Humboldt wild eats killed BY
Barnes were the only bounty ii
tributions to the supervisor
ton Yesterday.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
city News
....iR BPief
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

From SUNDAY, paIlyD
Mccabe Physician Here. -
Dr T.. r. Bowen Of MrCahe Is mere
,p professional visit
Mccabe Visitor. I'll,
r r. Rybon Of N.Cabc - circulai-
IN, ,m,pg nj. many friends here.
Attention NJ. w a. &.
Rngnlar meeting Monday evening
a. william NellI, and daughter,
Nil. Alma \clli. Of Mayer, are visit
ing in the city
BACK from Mingus Mountain
Deputy sheriff Frank Burns arrived
home Yesterday from an oni'iai WISH
~ Mngus Mountain.
Mine Superintendent Here
Mark Bradley. superintendent OF
the Exprc.. mine. arrived here last
evening on a short VISIT
Purchasing Supplies. -,
John BRYANT wa. here Yesterday
from his mining camp IN the Thumb
Buttc district purchasing supplies.
skylight City Visitors.
Mrs. Claude Thompson OF Flagstaii
arrived here last night from her home
IN the Skvlight city on visit with
friends
Marriage License Issued.
marriage license was issued yes
,crdav 10 Charles Il. McNalley and
Miss Mabel Elvic Thomas, both resi-
dents of thi. city.
McClaves Leave.
Milton McClave left Yesterday morn
ing for oSat,lc. and T.. W. McClave
left last night for Pittsburg, Pcnnsyl
vania. on mining business.
Old Resident Visits
Tedd II. Decker. former resident
of this city and Jerome, now n popu
lar San Francisco travelling man. Is
here on one Of his periodical business
visits.
New Heating Plant Tested.
The new heating plant for the court
house and Jail, the installation of
which was finished Yesterday by Con
tractor i. II MIlrcin. was tested and
found satisfactory.
VIII Leave for indianapolis.
i. II. Trihhv. the Cherry Creek min
ing man, will leave this afternoon foI
lHbltHd I'uliN, lNuidNd, on INNING nus
mess. He has force of sixteen mer
developing the Hillside mine. one OF
hi, Cherry Creek properties.
Visited Phoenix Yesterday.
W. A. Drake. vice president aud gen
cral manager. and Wallace Fairbanks
secretary treasurer of the :. T.. =. 4
T., visited Phoenix yesterdayl on rail
road business. returning nome on tn,
coast limited last night. T.. De Silva
master mechanic Of the road, is il
Phoenix on business of his department
Stock Interests Prosperous.
+. W. stephens. the popular deput,
assessor and stockman of Ferguson
valley who spent Yesterday here. stat
ed before he boarded the train las
night ;aai tic stock interests of thi
'"urt" we'o moro rroepc-ous than eve
'h'~ year with - bright outlook for Tn,
iJture. 'Grass on the ranges il nj
that can Ice deSircG." h csaid. Gan,
cattle age N prime condition. Watei
was never as plentiful at this season
NJ toe year n now.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-16
w. G. +. u. Meeting.

The woman's Christian Ten,
Union will meet this afierO'
O'Clock at the residence Of D,
lace at 1877 T.. Goodwin st. Al
beers requested TO be nreseni
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-16
viii Visit the Canyon.

Miss Anna Hayes left yerer,
tcrnoon for her home in Chi,as,
a pleasant months visit here n
sister. Mrs. J. A. McGinn. 81,
stop over at the Grand Canyo,
days on her way home.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-16
Admitted to the Hospital.

Jennie Cruz, who was LODGED
county Jail here Sunday nigi|
ninety day sentence on a petit |
charge, was taken from the n
the county hospital YESTERDAY.
was convicted Of the theft Of
a pin. She was stricken III 4
NpgfarIay
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-16
Back from the Coast.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Curtis
ker, arrived here Sunday might
months outing on the coast
Curtis will remain in this city :
the guest of Mrs. George TisdAl
Curtis continued to Parker, "
is manager Of the Colorado XIV
ply Enmnany
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-16
Left for Home.

Jack Hennessy, an old time
OF Flagstaff, was an outgoing
ger yesterday for his home
Skylight City, after a pleasaai
visit here vita old time friend,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-16
A Flying Visit.

A Flying Visit.
Mrs. William Rhodes Of
Junction paid a flying buslr''
to the city yesterday, returnl'l
on the afternoon train. sae y
there is a whooping cough /
in her village and that a nG'
children were unable TO ai'ehi
which opend there YESTERDAY
Left for College.
Miss Eleanor Sloan fft "
afternoon for Vassar Colles
she will continue her studies
ing year. Judge Sloan, her 1,]
companied her to Flagstaff
will open district court hcna,|
will enjoy a few days aunt J
gollon and San Francisco
before court convenes.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-16
WIll Leave for Indianapolis.

H. II. Trihhv. the Cherry Creek min
ing man, will leave this afternoon foi
indianapolis. Indiana. on mining bus
mess. He has q force of sixteen mer
developing the Hillside mine. one OF
al. Ghgrrt. Ir,.L ,.r,,,rs,,y
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-16
visited Phoenix Yesterday.

". \. Drnko. wee prcsidcni aud gen
cral manager. and Wallace Fairbanks.
secretary treasurer of the :. T.. =. &
T." visited Phoenix YESTERDAY on rail.
road business. returning nome on the
coast limited last night. T.. De Silva.
master mechanic Of the road. is in
Phoenix on business of his department.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-16
Copper City Visitor.

Copper City Visitor.
Walter G. Miller Of Je,on.
ing in the city. e
Dewey Visitor.
Mrs. +. Cromwell Of De,
ing in the city. wy u
u. *. Ray and Miss Aim,
IT jerome were granted uea..lo ''
in the probate court veste,as %
A Flying Visit. 'u'F
Burt Hall Of Humbold, mi,
business visit to the ci,y wv
returning home in the af,e,! e''q
Left on Hunt. ''"ooh
Coy Carey and Mark Nn,,l.
Yesterday for their annnsIPny
trip in the Mogollon moun,,;.
Purchasing Supplies. 'H'
W. 4. Long spent yes,e,a. b.
city purchasing supplies far y.
mines in the Lynx Creek IN l
Here from Harrington. ''''
John Siess Of Harring,o, j
here last evening from mo D. y
mountains on n short busine.. y
Pioneer Miner Visits.
William Kent, pionee, ~,
the iiassayampa district. /. III
business from his home nes, MI
Passed Through.
:. w. Higley passed ,h,o,.
Sunday on his way home "a ..
from an extended outing IN q.
Will Visit Relatives.
Mrs. T.. G.. Smith was an i
passenger yesterday afternoo, :.
consin, where she will visit ys,,sl
Back from Jerome.
John Slsk, the Turkey c,,.,
operator. returned here spnd,.
from a short business visit IN
A Flying Visit.
Justice Of the Peace Geo,v. II
els Of Humboldt paid q ayio,
the city yesterday, returning A.
the afternoon.
Left for Tiger.
Richard Mccormick lef, "a,
morning for the Tiger mine
bradshaw mountains, where 10
cepted a position.
Stopped Over Here.
o. II. Farley. of the verl.
stopped over here last nigb,
way TO Fresno, California vi,
will visit relatives.
Left for College.
Miss Alice Adams and Mis-
Davis left Sunday Afternoon
Arbor. Michigan. where ,aey
tinue their college studies.
Left for Phoenix.
J.. X. Stewart, general agen,
Occidental Insurance Compatv
outgoing passenger SUNDAY Nj,
the company's headquarters /,
| niv
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journal Miner for high class job work.