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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-03-04
SOCIAL Do1NGs IN GOODRICH

SOCIAL DOINGS IN GOODRICH.
The friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. ].
Brogden of Goodrich township were
asked to help this worthy couple cele-
brate their 18th. wedding anniversary
on Tuesday evening. Feb. Is. 1908.
The company certainly had fine
time and the four course dinner
served by Mrs. Brogden. was some
thing to make one wish that Mr.. and
Mrs. Brogden would celebate at least
once week. The merry party went
home at 80 a. M. all wishing the
host and hostess many happy returns.
Those present we're: Chas. Brogden
and wife. w. j. Wilkinson and wife.
w. V. Hoffman and wife, Isaac
Howorth and wife. w. C. McHenry
and wife L. Blggs and wife and the
Misses Lucy Flint. Maude Quade and
Gertrude Mccarthy.
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MIR. Barnes.
American
Archibald Clavering Gunter
A Sequel to
MIR. Barnes Of New York
Author of ''Mr. Barnes of New York."
MIR. Potter of Texas"
THAT Frenchman." Etc.
Copyright, 1907. Dodd Mead l. Co., NY.

Copyright, 1907. Dodd Mead & Co., N. Y
you were TO buy the letter from me,
and IL only had sold you the three
quarters of it that l had picked up on
the floor of the depot-the part that
didn't give anything away
'Then you have the other part?'
Burton's tone is so searching, his
manner so severe that Maud dare not
tell him, and falters out lie: OF
course, haven't Didn't | tell you |
only picked up what | gave you?"
Barnes has risen and is striding de-
terminedly back to the house, definite
resolution upon his set face.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-03-04
JACKSON.

P. j. Lawler the genial assessor is
making his yearly rounds. and maxi
ing it interesting for us.
Mrs. Sheldorf was buried in West
Side last Thursday.
Frank Weed went to Chicago last
Thurday.
Last Saturday. young man.
stranger was found on William Kel-
ly's farm. 1t seems as though he
was out of his mind. and thought
some officers of the law were after
him. Constable Nicholson came out
from West Side and took him to
West Side.
Bill Derenfeld had horse fall into
a we'll one day last week. He used
four horses to pull it out. The
horse is none the worse for its ex-
perience.
Robert Hannah's brother and his
wife are making him a visit. Their
home is in Nebraska.
Mary Lawler is home from her Wis
1T IN Davenport.
Frank Weed shipped load of hogs
to Chicago last week and when he
heard from them. they had been
shipped to some town in Wisconsin
and sold. Frank thinks the R. R.
got warped in some way.
The young folks gave masquerade
at the hall in Herring last Saturday
night. All had merry time.
Martin Peters has bought the Sher-
wood farm. paying $40 per acre.
Hans Federson is visiting at Mr..
Skaters and likes to do the chores.
1 Herb Dean and his wife returned
home from long visis in Schaller.
i Mars. Hannah has been on the sick
list.
Ralph Hannah is home from visit
in Chicago and Elgin.
A solo party was held at Hickey
Brunce's house. Hickey got all the
beans.
| A pony belonging to Jimmy Bless
ington got its head caught in a feed
rack and broke its neck in trying to
get out.
Mrs. Auen and Mrs. Dose are MAX
!. ing visit in Carnavon this week.
I Jim Duffy moved his brother. jugs
and jars on the farm he has rert d
south of the goose pond. owned by
Mr.. McCrakendale.
i Joe Peters and some of his friends
had time breaking in pony last
Wednesday evening, and did it in good
shape.
| Martin Peterson and wife visited
with his brother at Carnavon last
week.
John Peters family have the meas
els, and are having hard time of it.
i Henry Seeman's little girl died
of appendicitis last Wednesday.
| Will Maynard gave a dance last
Saturday night. All had good time.
Henry Maynard bought one thou
sand bushels Of corn at Herring last
week.
! Will Maynard moved his goods out
on the farm west of Vail. He has
rented for year.
Will Hickey and wife visited with
Geo. Brunce last Saturday.
School election was held in Jackson
last Monday and all the ''scrap from
was piled up for future use.
Mrs. Dick Dean is under the
weather.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Feb. "a. 1908.
Wilhelm Lii and wife to R A
Hart ne Ia ne Ia NV Id g. e''s-1
eo-4l. .........s.. 1850. ..... 500 W
Charles Jones and wife to Fred
Brakeman ne IA Sc IA %
s4-S7................. . 3l00 90
H j Book and wife TO Henry
Hennings lot IL blk Z Schles-
wig Observation-Disclosures. 5000 00
Feb. 25. 1908.
Eugene Gulick and wife to
Gust Carson lot subdiv of
lot IL and Is blk 81 Deniosn 1000 90
Christian Meyer and wife to
Lizzie Sutton lots and of
out lots | to Is adjoining Fair
view add on the south, Ma
nilla. Observation-Disclosures. -. 700 90
VIM. Iseminger widower to
August Namanny sw1-4 s.
1888. .............. 1890 90
Gustav Koenk and wife to Her
man Burmeister sw Id ne l.
q ls-s4-39. northumberland 275 90
Charles NJ Thedson to Gustav
H Koenk W 1-2 ne Ia 9-s4-
49, .e4oe 90
August Thede Jochims and
wife to Gustav Schumann
sl-2 Sc IA and sl-2 mig Sc
Ia 24--85-4O. 13801 so
August Thede Jochims and wife
to Herman Suckstorf sw Ia ws
IA 19-95-39. 1924 %
Albert Vernon and wife to j II
c Peters Sc Id exta 26-S5-3s
etal granters joni F Pfarr
and wife N L Hunt and wife
Hugo Gebert and wife. !. 5000 90
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Kodol is today the best known rem
edy for all disorders of the stomach.
such as dyspepsia. heart burn. sour
stomach and belching of gas. Sold
by Lamborn Drug Co.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-03-04

SILVER LACED wYANDoTTEs.
Which took the first and third prize
at Genison show for sale. Eggs in
season So setting.
7-4t. j. Phil Jones
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-03-04
FOR RENT

FOR RENT.
Basement under Boylan's Jewelry
store. Steam heat Electro light for
rent cheap. Inqire Of A. D. Randall
or A. F. Boylan. 7-tf.
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For Sale or Rent-Good 100 acre
farm three miles from Denison. Ro-
mans Bros. Denison. Iowa. 2-tf.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-03-04

The best and cheapest furniture
is being sold at the Fastje Furni-
ture Factory. 7.tf
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-03-04

Klondike Hot Water Incubators the
best in town at Wygant
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-03-04

Chamberlain's S 6aY5be sho1 ksn, ana
Never fails. Buy it now. 1t may save il:e.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-03-04

Daily. Except Sunday. Trains stop only on signal
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-20
DEMOCRATS TO VOTE AT
 FIREMAN's HALL TODAY
xFrom Saturdays Daily

At a meeting of local democrats heid in the office of superintendent or Schools Jolly last night Bremen nan was selected as the voting place TOT the primary election today, with '' '' Sanders as inspector A ticket com posed of the following representative democrats was selected to be submit ted to the voters; J. F. Wilson, George c. RuTner, Ed Shumate, R N. Looney' II. K. Behn, J. II. Robinson, ueorge D. Morris, E. NJ. Belcber, Ed. J' Di'' Ion, Monte Broaded, Henry brink' meyer, Henry T. Andrews, Dr. It, T. southworth, A. A. Johns, deorgc Wood. Denis A. Burke, J. ]. Gardner, William Gammill, George Merritt, ana William J. Mulvenon.
 Ex. Delegate to Congress Wilson pre- sided at the meeting vita George D' Morris, secretary.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-20
STOlE CLOTH AND THEN TURNED
 TAILOR
From Saturdays Dally)

When Capt. Harris of the loca branch of the Salvation Army, found Mrs. B. II. Hamblin freezing and stary ing, according to her own statement or bench in the plaza, last Saturday h, look her m and cared for her. report ing The matter to a Journal. Miner cor respondent, this paper publishing ,h, story as given at that time.
 Mrs. IIamblin claimed to be dcs,i tute. having accompanicd,her husband who was sentenced to 90 days in rail to this city from Ash Fork. The story gwen ont by lIambin differs material " from that told Journal Miner s,af, representative by Ash Fork parties sa milinr with the ease.
 liamblin alleges he stole piece of cloth, on dare, which was valued rt about D cents. and was sentenced tc serve 90 days in jail by the Ash Fork justice of the peace. As matter of Tact, the cloth IIamblin purloincd wa. worth about sj, and was enough {, make that light fingered artist pail of trousers. Ilambin entered an Ash Fork store, and while the clerks back was turned picked up the goods ana walked out, going to ncignborlnl house. where he secured the use of a sewing machine. and proceeded to maE, of the stolen cloth a pair of trousers After being caught, with the goods. a. it were, he was sentenced tO 90 days in jail. Before departing for this cit, ilamhlin. who goes under several alias cs, gave his wife some SlJ or 500 s, that she could hardly have been drs titutc at the time she was found seated in inc plaza.
 lIambln. the Ash Fork people and officers allcgc. was always bragginp about s3O,000 hc had in Ios Angclc, bank. and of how we'll fixed both h, and his wife were. The latter had been offered several positions in Asl Fork but. so it Is said, would not work The Ash Fork residents assert that th, prcscottitcs have allowed q clever pail of "graftcrs ,o impose upon thcii generosity.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-20
PUBLIC, RECORDS.
Instruments filed as Reported By Ts~
 Prescott Title Go.

A. x. Anderson, ei al. locate tsree mines. Big Hug district
 t, W. North to ~ D. Ross and P- w. O'Sullivhn. q. C. deed. yrIIgv stone, Mt, Vernon, Athsrlon, Iiuutes- A. R. C., Brayer, Gold Chief. Bull Dog May6owor and Clipper mines, IIuusbur and Pine Grove districts
 n. NJ. Clark and John Brady locate Daisey mine. Walnut Grove district
 Jno, F.. King to F. C Keller. q. C. deed. Lots ls and 1D, bls. 1 Prescott.
 Geo. r. Wright to \. I Wright. NJ deed. Gumbo Mine, Agua fris di. triet.
 Boston A Jerome Copper Co. amends articles of incorporation.
 A, F. Johnstonc and wife to Fred and Marie Rcif. W. deed Lot 5, blk x, Prescott
 T. C. Job, et al. incorporate swnstikE Development Company, capital stock sl00,0OO.O0
 Thos H. Brook to sarah C. Brook W. deed. X. W. h Scr 10 and x q, of N. W. h and W. F. of \. E. h. See. IS.
 W. H. Spencer appropriate water or Ash Creek
 A. D. Whaley io John Halbloib. NJ deed. Good Hope, Golden Road ap's New Year dift mines big Hug dis trict.
 W. K. Ross files eoriiseate of peds gree on Golden King stallion.
 W. X. Parker to !. A. pctet snd wife W. deed. Lot IS, blb. @, Prescott.
 J. B. MeNsliy and wife 10 Western Queen Mine. co N deed Little Johnnie mine, Turbsy Greek dissrss.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-20
GOLDEN TREASURES OLD MINERS
 DREAM
,Brom saturdays Daily)


 Mentally and physically feeble au l believing that he is possessed of mines of wonderful richness, James Drumn, an aged prospector. was brought here yesterday from Constellation and lodged in the county hospital. Nc was taken here by Deputy SheriG P. S Wren, IT,, of Constellation.
 Drumm is one of the pioneer pros pectors of the county. He has owned numerous mining claims on his own ac' count and in partnership with others in the Black Rock district more than twenty years. He has made his head quarters in Buckhorn 2ulch, near tt' head of Castle creek, for almost . quarter of n century, living alone the greater part of the time. He made aa independent living until few year ago "chloriding' ricn sdges which he discovered and located from time tG time. only to abandon later when 'h, grassroot shoots pinched out al shal low depth or changed to sulphiic ore' at water level. He is under the hal uciation now that he has !arg' caches of gold buried on the clans nc worked and from time to time, lately has been known to dig in various places ooping to unearth some of his mythici yellow metal.
 Drumm is e years of age and nn married. He has no known re'r'iva' here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-20
|NCRESS YIELDS MOTHER GOLD
 BRICK
From Saturdays Daily)

From Saturdays Daily)
 'n usual promptness another " gold bar was received from the Ffess Consolidated Mines Company Eday by the Prescott National f The bar will be forwarded to-
 70 the branch mint in San Fran with two smaller bars valued at
 'eeeiyed from the Buffalo Arizona (ag Company, late Thursday eve T'elopmcnt of the Congress mine T'ng pushed forward steadily ana lToperly is said to have larger ore
 In sight at present than in n |'ef or years. The mill, eoncentrat' quo cyaniding plants are being ("y operated, the returns from the
 0e'ng satisfactory to the manage
 "e camp of the Buffalo Arizona [%s Company in the lower TurEr,
 alstrict a large force is engage ['e'opment, the gold bars received (aay being the result of m expert
 '" run of the mill.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-20
Experimenting with Towers.
(from Fridays Daily) Left for Denver.

(from Fridays Daily) Left for Denver.
 |. A. Berry was m outgoing passen- ger last night for Denver. An Ofiicial Visit. Deputy Assessor Charles Raiblc is in Mayer on official business. Purchasing Supplies.
 Henry Smith is in the city from the Bullwhackcr mine purchasing supplies. Derby Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Y. Young and family of Derby are visiting in the city.
 Here on Business.
 Matthew A. Hall, foreman of the Derby mine. is here on a short business visit
 Popular officer Visits. Deputy Sheriff Wiley Woodruff of Poland came in last evening on q short official visit. Here on Business.
 Jasper Phillips is in the city from his mines in the Hassayampa dist'ic, on a short business visit. Back from Phoenix.
 Miss Dixie Washington arrived nome yesterday afternoon from short visi, with friends in Phoenix, A Flying Visit. Peter Mackin of Groom Creek paid flying visit to the city yesterday, re turning home in the afternoon. Joins Husband Here.
 Mrs. A. sM. Rockwell arrived her, | last night from Chicago to join hei husband, who is here on mining bus | mess.
 Wool Grower Here.
 II. F.. Campbell, the northern Arizo na wool grower, arrived here last eve ming from Dewey, where he has sheer interests. | Qualities as Justice.
 II. W. Goodwin has qualified as jus tice of the peace of Jerome Junction by filing his oath and bond in the coun ty recorders office.
 Home from the Coast.
 Mir ands Mrs Joe Arcnambeau "Little .Joe' and the iiaby' arriv ed home last night from a month 's opt ing on the coast.
 Death of Miss Hazeltine.
 The many friends of MT. and Mrs William F. Hazeltine, wno left her some ten years ago, will regret t' learn of the death of their yonnges daughter, Margaret at San Jose, Cali fornia, on May 10.
 C. II. Burgett, familiarly known t' n wide circle of friends here a "Cnuck" Burgett, arrived home las night from visit with relatives II Oklahoma. Mrs. Burgett met him n Ash Fork and accompanied him home Will Attend Wedding.
 Probe Leland, Roy Davidson an' Orleans Longacre, Jr., left last nign for Phoenix where they will attend thu wedding of F. NJ Drescher and Mis- Marguerite James, Saturday. Msssrs Leland and Davidson will act as ush CTS at tne ceremony.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-20
|YE CONVICTED 0F
 STEALING \ HORSE
,Fiom Saturdays Daily)

,Fiom Saturdays Daily) I..f boss than five minutes dclib. 1 p yesterday the jury in the case
 II Frye, indicted on a grand ,s, charge, returned a verdict of ,, m tdc district court.
 .,, rented a horse and saddle at sLluu tables, July l7, 1907. and st r'un. He rode the animal .. ,t. northern part of the terri.
 aud 'lrougn part of New Mcxi-
 la iunta. Colorado, where he al Yt lhr equine, which was not ,rH Frye was arrested in La tar,r months after leaving here. ,t 'mr before his arrest he sold alllr to u second hand store in tsp,a. ,uc proprietor of which iden.
 Frye as the person who sold tne e when Sheriff Lowry arrived
 io bring him here prisoner.
 wa. Identified by w. D. Baker, Of ihc Fashion stables, and the vf the horse and saddle, and by y Sheriff McDougall of Coconino |,y a' whose stock camp Eyre |sl with the solcn horse and sad. ,ncr leaving here.
 rstiiying in his own behalf Frye Id ever having been in Prescott
 brought here n prisoner by Shcr- toWf, He said that hc did not
 Bakers horse or saddle and nev. si either m his possession. He al. E~,iiicd that he had never seen Iy sheriff McDougall before, al. sh he topped in tae latter's camp iwo hours and had dinner with Imgall On cross examinati pn,
 admitted that he had scrvcl a .n Yuma penitenliary before.
 Ham Jones. colorcd. familiarly n a, Jockey Bill," was cxoncr oi The charge of assualt with n y weapon on Ed Connors, colored | !afy returning a verdict after the ballot. Connors admitted that he ah intruder in Jones' room on (te street, the night of February |lyOS. When cross examined as to presence there he answered that he n to smoke and that Jones had |Fcd him out of the place, telling that he should bc in the city jail ki of there. Hot words followed C0nnors left the room, followed by Outside C0nnors advanced on and the latter fired shot from piol, the bullet passing through r0b right thigh.
 le ease of Charles Brant. charged
 ai,ering n false cheek, was con U for the term on account of the oi material evidence on the part e defense.
 hearing of the case of Richard |ghn, indicted for mutilating .he fis of the justice court of Cherry
 precinct, was also continued for term, on account of the absence of e'e, for the defense from the ter Ter the partial introduction of .cs' ny in the case of Faustina Cruz Alfonso Moreno, indicted on the Re of assault with n deadly weap' Angel Perez, in a Granite street t April IS. 1908, court adjourned ' clock this morning.
 dge Sloan will leave Sunday for hlI to attend a session of the su- court, Monday and Tuesday.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-20
Prosperous Year.

Ex.Supcrvisor D. F.. Dumas and ! D. Lay arrived here yesterday from the Oak Creek section. where they report the outlook good for prosperous year. Mir Dumas says that the recent storms did some damage to the fruit crop. hut he believes there is enough fruit left on the trees 10 insure q good crop. IIc says that feed is good on the Mogollon ranges and cattle, gcncr ally in good condition and the calf crop very fair.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-20
To Reside in Honolulu.

NIT. and Mrs. ]. II. Love. who were united in marriage last evening in Phoenix. passed through here ycstcr. day afternoon en route to the Grand Canyon on their honeymoon trip. Mrs. pleasantly remembered ncre by nun. bcr of inc yOuger set as Miss Ambrose, having visited here last summer for n month. The groom k wealthy resi-. dent of Honolulu. After honey. mon trip embracing q number of points of interest in the Rocky noun. tain region. they will leave for the Hawaiian Islands, where they will rc. side.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-20
Etta Development Satisfactory.

\. J. Doran, general manager of the Et,a mine in the Verde district. who arrived here last evening from his camp, reports the mine development under progress satisfactory to the own. ITS. large bodies of ore being opened in the drifts. crosscuts and raises be ing run.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-20
Making Good Progress.

D. J. Sullivan. president and gcncr al manager of the United Gold Mining Company. who arrived here yesterday From his camp at Congress. reports good progress being made in the install. lation of the machinery of the new mill nnhnr rnnsifnrtinn AL his cninn
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-20
lErnm sntnrdnr's Dnil,l

(From Saturdays DailN) Mccabe Visitor. W. II. Mcleod, of McCabc, K visit. ing in the city.
 stockman Here.
 l. A. Pitts, ihc Ash Fork stockman. is here on stock business. On the Sick List.
 Philip Hoover is reported il at his home in East Prescott Mine Operator Visits.
 Dennis Wclch, a Columbia min" op. orator. k here on court business. stockman Visits.
 Raymond II. Carr. the Scligman ! stockman, is ncre on stock business. Visiting His Family. A. A. Martinez is in the city from the Derby mine visiting his family. Wool Grower Here.
 II. F.. Campbell, the northern Arizo. nawool grower, is here on sheep busi. ness.
 Ex Supervisor Visits. Ex- Supervisor n. C. Sinclair Is wis. iting in the city from his home in Kirkland.
 Left for Phoenix.
 l.. l.. White was an outgoing passen. ger last night for Phoenix on mining business.
 Home from Mexico. !. T. Melvin arrived home yesterday morning from short mine inspection trip to Mexico.
 Back from Frisco. Mir. and Mrs. \. W. Edwards have returned from a visit to San Francisco and the bay cities.
 Enjoying Vacation. John Hanson is m the city from his mining camp on Groom creek, enjoying a well earned vacation. Pioneer Miner Visits.
 John Thomson, a pioneer miner of the Hsssayampa district, is in the city circulating among his many friends Will Attend Wedding. | Mir. and Mrs. W. II. NJ. Drescher and Attorney John Mason Ross left last night for Phoenix, where they will toe present today at the wedding of F. NJ. Drescher and Miss Marguerite James.
 Passed Through.
 District Attorney w. q. Blakely of Mohave county passed through here yes. tcrday en route home to Kingman from an official visit in Phoenix. Mayer Stockman Visits.
 l. M. Garrett K in the city from his stock ranch in the Mayer section, on a short business visit
 Will Visit the Canyon.
 Jonn Lahey and George Morshead will leave this afternoon for an outing in the Grand Canyon.
 Home from Phoenix. Attorney General F. & Clark lr. rived home yesterday morning from ln official visi, in Phoenix.
 Phoenix Politician Visits.
 Dr. IT, A. Hughes, n prominent Ph,c nix politician, IS here on business from his home in the capital city. Large Hide shipment
 Clerk Peter of the board of super visors shipped the hides of t5O wild eats aad 100 coyotes Co Columbia City. ! Indiana, yesterday. The consignment is the second shipment made to that place in the last two months. Back from Wicksnburg. !, EI.Delegate to Congress J. F. Vii son arrived home yesterday morning from \ visit 10 wiekenburg on mining business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-20
Back from Trip.

Frank Brown arrived home ycstcr day morning from an extended irip through The new copper country tribu taty To the \. and C. railroad
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-20
Will Visit Relatives.

NIT. and Mrs. \. l.. Thomas and daughter. Miss Mabel F.. Thomas. wor, outgoing passengers yesterday after noon for Kansas City, where they will
 be the guest of relatives and friends a
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-20
Home from Oklahoma. Diamond King Returns.

Ed Showerman. the Humboldt dia mond king, returned here ycstcrda, from short visit in Phoenix. whcr, he added few to his stock nf watches
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-20
Enjoying a Vacation.

Isaac Anderson. inventor of the An dcrson method of extracting gold val ucs from ores, is in the city from the camp of the Buffalo Arizona Mining Company, enjoying a we'll earned va cation
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-20
Dewey Visitors.

C. C. Miller and daughter. Miss Ger. ,rude Miller. and Miss Grace Hutch. ings, of Dewey, were among number of out of town visAors noticed ncrc yesterday.