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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-02-05
MINE SUPPLY CO.
ELECTS NEW
DIRECTORS
Capital Stock Increased
From S150,000 To
$25O,00O

Tho annual meeting of stockholders
of the Arizona Mine Supply company
was held yesterday, when the annual
reports of the president and secretary.
treasurer for the year 1907 were sub.
mitted and found TO he satisfactory.
A resolution was adopted 10 increase
the capital stock of the company from
100000 to S25O,OOO.
New directors were elected for the
ensuing year as follows: X. n. Looney,
Homer Il. Wood, ~. WIN. Stevens, w.
II. NJ. Drcschcr and Charles n. Joslin.
During the year past tho company
has erected reinforced concrete build.
iugs for the sheet metal manufacturing
department, pipe fitting and rubber
goods warehouses and n twO-story
store binding fronting on Cortca street.
These buildings represent an invest.
mcnt Of over $4,000. The present
store building is only onc.half the size
the company intends to have IL when
the plans are completed, ms it is the
intention To erect an additional build.
ing on the south side of the company y
property ON Cortez street, which will
be two stories high and have floor
space isxs0 feet.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-02-05

cunningly encouraged the ex.private
secretary, Cortelyou, to believe he
could get IT, New York was fighting
ground, while Hughes pursued his dog
in'the-manger policy, and it was right
that Taft's friends there should organ.
lie for the emergency.
Under the leadership of Herbert
Parsons, the Roosevelt faction, the
dominant one in New York, showed It's
mastery of the situation, by twice de.
feating resolutions indorsing Hughes
THESE resolutions were fathered by the
discredited Odell gang, working at the
bchcst of Hartman. Hughes was not
then an avowed candidate. His name
was being used simply as cloak TO the
designs of the anti.Taft camarilla. The
Republican congressional delegation
from the state Of New York, polled by
the Washington Post, has been shown
to favor Taft as first choice. The pro.
gressive element Of the party rank and
file favors Taft. The Ohio man, I'M.
doubleday, could take, at least, a ma.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-02-05
TWO CONTRASTING CANDIDATES.

Governor Hughes insinuation, in his
letter TO the state Republican commit.
tee Of New York, that Roosevelt Is
using federal patronage to obtain the
presidential nomination for Secretary
Taft, may he contrasted with the gen.
erous act of Mr.. Taft in refusing to
contest New York state against
Hughes. the possibility that the gov.
ernor would decide TO bc candidate
has been factor in the contest for
many months. Undoubtedly. had he
frankly declared, at any time, his will.
ingness to accept the nomination, and
let ID be known that he was in the race,
Mr.. Taft's friends would have received
these instructions before.
But there was, also the possibility
that Hughes might decide not to make
the race The Republican grand dukes
were at work, scheming to keep the
big New York delegation away from
Taft, by fair means or foul. They
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-02-05
WHY RANKS ARE DEPLETED.

Preparations are being made to mo.
bilize the army of the United States
on the Pacific coast this winter, SAYS a
washington dispatch. The traffic de-
partments of railroads are now busy
with plans for transporting troops and
artillery. There IL no reason 10 appre.
bend shortage in ears, however. The
American army exists largely on paper.
when the panic came on, last Octo.
Der, the recruiting officers smiled. They
heard 80 often the story that the chief
cause Of the dearth of enlistmcnts WINS
the prosperity Of the nation that toey
believed, with a little spell of hard
times, men out Of employment would
turn to the army, and the meagrc bat.
tallions would be easily filed. But
these hopes have not been realized. The
army is twenty thousand below the au.
thorized strength, and the ranks are
constantly being depleted. An instance
Is mentioned, of company at one OF
the Southwestern posts being reduced
to three or four men.
This discomfort with the service ex.
tends even to the higher ranks. There
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-02-05
CONSUMERS LOO|
FOR ADVANCE
IN COPPER
So Thinks DR.. Douglas
Of The Copper Queen
Mining Co.

pIspEr A,;z Fob 2-uco,a;,i..
In ,bo cost oro gc,,ing bocIs On ,ho -.
mail ~ -, so,;sfactorv ro,cv s,ia n.
I,mos non,Ios 40 tho co,,or o..
comnorv ,f,cr his re,urn IN p;.,I
from , y;s;, ,o tho financial con,or.
,ho country ..The eo,n,rv h,a !.
o,ioo -, . h,o,L,cet .,eoa sor so..
yo,,s ~, On l,s, oc,obo, and all Ii.
- wild snoculo,ions had been irdr,1
in. Perhaps il will be better thJ
something happcned 20 sober the peo,l
and put them back on more sane al
sound business basis"
Asked no 20 tho prcsen, domand Il
oo,,o, and tho ,roh,b;li,v ~ A. ho,,l
,r;co !, ,ho f,,,ro nr Do,o,,s -,
..rho,. IL n boa,,bv dom.,J 90.
NOR !, ruro,o aud udyo TIM, ,ho ].
,;m,,od s,r,Ins 40 ooo ooo ooo nam,
!, o.,obor ma rccodcd now %
h,, IN ooo ooo no,,ds Thro. o,,l
crs If the mrnlus an October I
,oon ,;s,osoa ., and ,ha, -, . a..
vho, ,on,or roco;,,s -, ,be e,s,or,
G,o,;os wore ,,oc,;coIlv ,ormol n
,osui, 30 ,ho on,,o;imon, no,;ov IL ~
mar ,od,.,io, uh;.h ,os ;,a,.,
rour mou,bs aoo when tho demand q,
aoolv eou o.a, uas mo-, Cal, H. y.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-02-05
SHIPMENT
INCREASING
DAILY

GLOBE, Ariz., Feb. 3.-The most
teresting development Of the past
days is the increase in shipping q
the mines Of the district. Regular I
ments have now been commenced 4
the Black Hawk mine Of the Arm
Commercial, the Superior 4 300
made its first shipments last week,
Gray mine OF United Globe is
shipping 100 tons daily, the Indep|
ence mine, in the western part Of
district, is now supplying the Old
minion with the best sulphide ore
receiving, the Old Dominion has
creased its output from the Continel
mine, and about 25 tons daily are
irving from the Gibson mine.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-02-05
BUNDLE BEE
CORRESPONDENCE

BUNDLE BEE, Ariz., Jan. 80. 49,
John Standard passed on his way to
Phoenix Saturday.
o. J. Graham was visitor several
days looking for his burrOs, which have
been missing for several days.
II. B. Kelley passed several times on
his way north.
j. NJ. Odell has left for Soap creek
where he is to work this winter.
Percy Morse is sick with tonsilitis,
and is very bad of.
John Brown left for Gallup, n. NJ,
after his long stay here working on
his mines. Mr. Brown il very well
pleased with this part of tho country.
WIN. Curran left for Poland Mon.
day on business.
Henry Dumont was business visitor
from Soap Creek Sunday.
Mrs. W. w. Snyder and daughter,
Blanche, were visitors to Turkey Mon.
day.
Louis Yeager stayed here several
hours on his way north Tuesday.
Jesse Hardy arrived from Phoenix
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hardy left for their
home at Turkey Tuesday.
George Magnet and Aldas Harrinp.
ton passed on their way to the shear.
ing plant at Cordes with force of
men, Thursday from Phoenix.
Joel Rice passed on his way to Phoe.
nix Saturday.
Blanche and Amy Snyder were visit.
ors TO "Sullivan 80 Sunday Ia hid
them good bye and they met many OF
their friends there. They spent a very
delightful day. j. NJ. Sullivan and
family are leaving for the Verde which
viii be their future home.
IL. b. Kelley and Mr.. Hibben. yr..
passed by to their sheep camps Sat.
urday.
John Curry has arrived in this burg
again, and he was visitor Sunday.
Wm' Friedline and Percy Morse were
visitors several times this week from
their camp.
Dan Francis stayed here over night
on his way to cordes Monday.
We are having some good rains here
now and the grass is growing fine.
BUNDLE BEE.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-02-05

Editorial Comment
Judge Sloan For Delegate

To Arizona delegates Republican National
convention generally of rep
resenatives.
Subjected, friendly scrutiny nation,
great Importance personnel Republican delegates
Chicago be such increase if possible the good the Territory
enjoys
Realizing desiring general
purpose Republicans of northern
Judge
delegate Territory Chicago
The demand for Judge sn considering his high character,
II generally and cordially
pubIaos Of practically
course
not only he ably represented but that he would reflect credit upon the
Territory
While is n posi-.
n and would under circumstances campaign for it, yet the
accept appointment
IL be rendered him. Judge Sloan personally
Taft, and in all probability would Chicago
delegation he the
of the Territorial convention that the delegates which chooses should
be instructed there mistake
honor
past commanded general interest Throughout,
United Territory recently
Ederd the wld
cidedly imcgh
credinb Her
the superb warfare fought for equality of taxation waged
by the Territorial Administration
and efficient condition Of Territorial and County affairs her splendid
Periy; Der unparalleled mineral with
commercially conspicuous
der these circumstances she glad be looked
pride wholly justhcs eeonceit &c..
The Miner
he
throughout the Territory his intellectual
and a should
feel proud to be the
the councils of the Republican
Judge sloan that will
Of the Republican county
participated has occasionally
caused breach in the party lines past
No selection, Of party Territory
could have been
unund
complsh
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-02-05
SEARCHES FOR HER BRoTHl

In search of her brother, Dan A
whom, she says, she has not seen
three years, Mrs. 8. A. Cronin afhl
here Thursday night from Child
She called on several Of the county
city officials yesterday seeking infO'
ton that might lead to his vi
abouts. She says that he left
Windy City three years ago, osteu1
for this Territory. At that time he
suffering from a lung affection,
which he hoped to be relieved d
Arizona's sunny skies. He IL know
have been a resident Of this city
time ago, but she was unsuccessful
terday in finding any trace Of
She intends to remain mere some
and make thorough search for
before returning home.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-02-05

Essen, Jan. 30.-An official oil
hrupp gun works, whose name
not given out, was arrested today |
charge Of selling the plans of Cd
guns which the Krupps are buI
for Italy.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-02-05

Try one OF our 25.cent dinners and
breakfasts. No "eoms backs" used
st the Birch Bros restaurant. %
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-02-05
MINES IN NEW
MEXICO ARE
ACTIVE

SILVER CITY, N. NJ, Feb. "a
complete boring outfit has arrived for
the Tyrone Copper company which
owns valuable claims in the Burro
mountains. Work will be started at
once ON an extensive prospecting cam.
paign of the company's claims. The
work will be under the direction of r.
=. Parker.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-02-05
Goal Near Silver City.

The JOURNAL.NINER - the ONE
big Newspaper Of Northern and Cen.
trail Arizona.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-08
HILLSIDE N lost
FAMOUS HORSE
IS DEAD
"Shorty" Had Endur-
ance Record in Long
Distance Travel
From Saturdays Daily

"Shorty,' John Roberts famous
sorrel saddle horse, is dead. Tnc noble
equine passed away, April |, on the
rocky mesa south of Hillside station,
his demise being due to his foot get
ting caught in the rocks, throwing
him, the fall breaking two ribs, which
pierced one of his lungs Oscar IIud-
low of Hillside found him, and sum
moned aid. The horse was lifted from
it's PROSTATE position but death re.
licved il of its suffering few minutes
after help arrived.
Although Shorty only weighed 800
pounds he was valued at over 5000 by
his owner, and was one Of the best
known saddle and buggy horses in the
Eureka district. He formerly belong.
ed 10 Harry La Montague, when Mon
tagne was general manager of tne Sui
tan Mining company, who once rode
shorty from his camp in the Santa
Maria district 10 the Grand Canyon in
-FOUR ana half days. Sborty's greatest
feat, however, was in carrying Mon.
tagnc back to the Sultan camp from
the Grand Canyon in four days. This
was in the winter Of 1904.
When Montague resigned his position
at the Sultan shorty passed into the
possession of Joan Roberts. He was
always in great demand by mining men
visiting the Eureka district needing
the services Of good saddle animal.
His death il deeply regretted by the
residents Of Hillside, large number
Of whom visited his last resting place
when they learned Of the sad accident
that ended the career Of the gentle
and dashing equine whose fame for en-.
duranee was known far and wide.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-08
PRESCOTT military
ASSOCIATION
FORMED
Bylaws Adopted And
Set of Officers
Chosen
From satnrday's Daily


The Prescott Military association
was organized in Doughcrty hall, Thurs
day night. II comprises the active and
honorary members of Company T., Of
the Arizona National Guard, recently
mustered in here. First Lieutenant
Cheverton, Second Lieutenant Nync
and Harry Brislcy, of the active mem.
beers, and X. II. lIcthcrington, DR.. c. T..
Yount, !. \. Hope and J. T. Joslin, Of
the honorary members, were elected
trustees Richard I.amson, Fred Moore
and Harry Thomas were selected as an
entertainment committee.
Bylaws were adopted aud the com.
mittec recently appointed to select an
armory were granted furtncr time. The
rifle range committee reported on two
rifle ranges but no action was taken
on the report. \ rcquisition was sent
TO Colonel McClintock of the Guard
for ordnance and quartcrmastcr sup
plies and the active members Of the
company were measured for uniforms.
The journal Miner and Courier stats
were unanimously elected TO honorary
membership in the company.
After the business meeting adjourn.
ed the active members of the company
were drilled in the school of the soldier,
in squads. The members of the com.
pany are taking a deep interest in mil.
itary tactics and already many nave
shown much efficiency although very
little drilling has yet been done.
The list of honorary members is
growing daily and ample funds will be
provided for the equipment Of the pro-
posed gymnasium to Ice installed when
n permanent armory is selected.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-08
PUBLIC RECORDS.
instruments Filed As Reportd by the
Prescott Title Company.

Timmothy Fell and Lizzie A. Morri.
son file affidavit of assessment work
on four mines, Black Hills district.
Advantage Gold Mining Co. files All.
davit of assessment work on Golden
Era mine, IIassayampa district.
Alfred Quctu files affidavit Of assess.
mcnt work on two mines, IIassayampa
district.
Jessie Mines Co. files affidavit of
assessment work on thirteen mines. Big
Bug district.
John \. Jones files affidavit Of assess.
ment work on eighteen mines, Big Bug
district.
Jonn Lawler locates four mines, Eu.
reka district.
Geo. + .Shurtlef files affidavit Of as.
scssment work ON Home No. 9 mine,
Pine Grove district.
Crown King Mines Co., files affidavit
of assessment work on nine mines,
Tiger district.
Colin Munroe locates two mines, Eu.
rcka district.
Otto MeClelland locates two mines,
Eureka district.
Metal King Mining Go. files affidavit
OF assessment work on fourteen mines
Big Bug district.
Crown Queen Gold Mining Co. files
affidavit of assessment on five mines
Pine Grove district.
Clint Mcl.aren and W. NJ. McCutch.
en- locate Shoe String mine, Turkey
Creek district.
Elizabeth o. Albertson TO f.. NJ
Albertson. Bill of Sale. Cattle and
horses.
James Rice ct al, locate Mosie mine,
Big Bug district.
+. r. Hanson ct al, incorporate Raw.
hide Homestake Mining company. Capi.
tai stock 100000.
T.. ]. Long locates Alaline mine, Big
Bug district.
W. b. Shanks ct al. locate six placers
Mineral Point district.
NJ. 7. Sullivan locates Beehive mine
Humbug district.
M. j. Nolan locates six mines. Hum.
bug and Lane districts.
q. A. Ensign locates Domino mine,
Humbug district.
M. j. Nolan files affidavit of assess.
ment work on eleven mines, Humbup
district.
Farley 4 Kay estate file affidavit of
assessment work on eight mines, Hum.
hug district.
o. A. Ensign files affidavit of assess.
ment work on two mines, Humbug dis.
trict.
o. A. Ensign Eles affidavit Of assess.
ment work on Norton mine, Silver
Mountain district.
Geo. Hageman and C. Z. Champie 10.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-08
Mining Men Here.

\. l.. Garford, of Elyria. Ohio, and
sam Leonard. mining engineer, arrv.
ed here last night from the properties
of the Verde River Copper company in
the inspection of which they have been
engaged the last four days Mr.. Gar
ford will leave this morning for his
home IN the east lie expressed him
self q, being deeply impressed with
the great United Verde mines and smct-
crs which he visited while in the Verde
district and said that he believed that
the United Verde mine would prove
soon to be the greatest copper mine in
the world.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-08
city News
....In Brief


1From Thursdny's DaiiD
Del Rio visitor
! y storm. of Del Rio, IS visiting
IN tb" ~iIy
Here From Wunden
= V. lanranan, of Wrudrn, * here
- business visit.
NrCabe Visitor.
y u Thaycr, Of McCahc, i, here ON
= bbni business visit
SaCsn Valley Visitor.
W s. Roberts. Of Skull Valley, is
bors On q short business visit.
-rnfa King Here.
g ID Ryncar,on, the Kirkland tufa
Bing, - mere on q business visit.
gsre From Los Angeles.
M and Mrs. Harry Shckcls arrived
hor- last night from I.os Angeles.
Left For Rawhide.
ThomaS Guinn, Of McCabc, was IN
uungeing passenger yesterday afternoon
E,s Rswhilc, Nevada.
muu From Phoenix.
81 ~ ~. Claire. of the II. II. Mcneil
voepapy, of Phoenix, is here ON u
.,hufi business visit.
Efnr- On Business.
j J. Bcllew. who has promising min
ing interests in the Mayer section, ~
i,srt Un mining business.
Back From Wood Spur.
Ms \ W. McCash and children ar.
r1wd lr,mc las, nignt from a visit with
Mr.. Ncra-h at Wood Spur.
Purchasing Supplies.
Iotr1 .Ialblcib was here yesterday
from his mining camp IN the Zig Bug
,Hsir,ct purchasing supplies.
Wisitd Here Yesterday.
We DARN SON. the Kirkland merchant,
,spem several hours here yesterday on
hustnr~s rturning home last night.
aeft For Home.
Charle, Maine. deputy sheriff of
.Anh Pork, hft yesterday afternoon for
homc bf,er short official visit here.
Empire Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. =. T.. Mansfield and
sop ar m the city from the Empire
mine, on Groom creek, on short visit.
Here Prom Kirkland.
MARSHALL Morgan arrived here yes
psriay afternoon from his stock ranch
near Kirkland ON short business visit.
HOME From California
Pred S,bwanbcck arrived home last
n,ghi from short visit in Hart, Cal,
which hc reports lively mining camp.
Esft For Phoenix.
soc lola. general agcHt of the Ari
.ors Bn'wing company, was an outgo-
ang passenger last night for Phoenix
Vsn uIsiir'Ss.
Hero On Business.
~ Plckrcll. who has force of men
developing promising property in the
Slate Greek district, is in the city on
mining business.
In From Camp.
Gcorg, Uhl Is in the city from his
mining camp in the Thumb Butte min
ing district purchasing supplies and
ATansacting other business
Mine President Visits.
John \ Jones, president and general
manager Of the Jessie Mines company,
arlvrd hire last evening from his camp
m Ghspsrrai gulch on a short business
v,sit
IRft For the Springs
w U. Birch was an outgoing passen-
gsT yesterday morning on route to
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-08
BOYCOTT GROWS STRONGER.

HONG KONG, April "a number
of Cninese firms are Offering to forfeit
$50 for every penny's worth of Japan.
csc goods purchased in their stores
while the japanese boycott is in pro.
gress.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-08
Will visit Sick sister.

\. f.. Ehlc. member Of the Arizona
Rangers. passed through here last night
en- route from Williams 10 Skull Valley
where ne will visit his sister who is re-.
ported seriously III.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-08
Appointed Forest Guard.
(From Saturdays Daily
Skull Valley Visitor.

Skull Valley Visitor.
H. W. Coughran, Of Skull Valley, il
here on business.
Here From winslow.
&. j. Poole, Winslow merchant, il
here on business.
Here From Camp Wood.
Tot Young is in tae city from the
Camp Wood sheep pastures.
Mining Man Visits.
e. e. Stukcy, the Walker mining
man, is here on business visit.
Williams Visitor.
e. T.. Boyce, Of Williams, arrived
here last evening on a short visit.
stockmen Visit
Herb and James Cook, Williamson
valley stoekmen, are here on stock bus.
mess.
Reported On the Sick List.
j. II. Robinson is reported on the
sick list. His illness is not considered
serious.
Will Leave For Mount Hope.
John Bozarth will leave today for
Mount Hope where he has stock in.
tercsts.
Will Visit Ash Fork.
Attorney w. T.. Gindcr will leave this
morning for Ash Fork on professional
business.
Jerome Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Smith, of
jerome, are the guests Of friends in
the city.
Dewey Visitors.
Misses Gertrude ID. Miller and Grace
IIutehings, of Dewey, are visiting In
the city.
Back From Jerome.
County Assessor Campbell aas re-
turned from business and. official
visit 10 Jerome.
Here From Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. X. lIebb and child,
OF Harrington, arrived here last even.
ing on short visit.
Here From Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Martin and
daughter, Helen Martin. of Harrington,
arried here last night from Los An.
gelcs
Mine President Here.
George Mitchell, president Of the
Mitchell Mining company, arrived here
Yesterday morning on business OF his
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-08
Mine superintendent Here.

Fred Bilcs, general manager Of the
Mount Elliott Mining company. arriv.
ed here last evening from his com
pany's camp in the Big Bug district
on short business visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-08
Accepts Position Here.

Mr.. aud Mrs W. J. Graccy, Of San
Francisco, arrived here yesterday
morning Mr.. Gracey recently accept
cd the position Of auditor Of the Ari
IONA Power company. lie will enter
upon the discharge of his duties a.
once.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-08


Here From Humboldt.
l.. l. flctcncr, of Humboldt, j. visit
ing in the city.
Spent Yesterday Here.
Peter Mackin. ~ Groom creek, spent
yesterday here on business.
VIII Leave For Rawhide.
Jack Dalzcll. Of McCabc. will leave
today for Rawhide, Nevada.
Home From Visit.
Mrs. +. T.. Cruicc arrived home last
night from n visit 10 the coast.
Poland Deputy Here.
Deputy sheriff Wiley Woodruff. of
Poland. is nerc on Official business.
Home From the Springs.
A. W. Edwards has returned from a
business visit 10 Castle Hot Springs
Mine Inspection Trip.
W. =. Standish will leave today for
the Copper Basin district on a mine
inspection trip.
Jerome Junction Visitors.
W. -. Storm, j. A. Brancn and II.
W. Goodwin, of jerome Junction. visit
ed here yesterday.
Will Visit Crown King
Superintendent Story, of the =. r.,
=. q l.. and operated lines, will visit
Crown King today.
Here On Business.
William !. Bininger, a representative
of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle, is here
on short business visit.
viii Visit Humboldt.
Mrs j. II. jolly will leave today for
Here Prom Los Angeles.
T.. A. Cochran, of Los Angeles, who
has mining interests in Copper Basin
is n recent arrive. here on business.
Passed Through.
a. G. Mcqueen, live stock and claim
agent for the \. r., l.. & T.. passed
through here yesterday en- route from
Phoenix to Flagstaff on railroad bust.
ness.
Former Pastor Visits.
Rev Alfred Quctu, former priest Of
the Catholic church Of this city, Jerome
aud Congress. arrived here yesterday
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-08
In From the Bradshaws.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. J Blcaklcy arrived
here last evening from the Bradshaw
mountains, where Mr.. Bleaklcy has a
force of miners engaged in developing
promising mining property
Humboldt, wncrc she will De the guest
Of friends several days.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-08
Cabbage King Here.

Judge George A. Ainsworth arrived
here yesterday from his cabbage gard
ems in Juniper on one Of his periodical
business visits