davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
WALKER DISTRICT. SHOWING UP
 FINELY
Some BonanzaS Likely To Develop With
 Depth
otrom Tuesdays Daily

"With 'b, ore showing in sight in Walker gulch in any of inc boom dis 'ricis of Nevada. a tbousand miners would be at work there k less than a Ntrk. This was the statement made here yesterday hy W. C. Tonkin. prcsi. dent and general manager of tho In ',r state Gold Company. to Journal Miner representative Tonhin is n practical mine manager of many years experience in the copper districts of Michigan and the gold and silver fields ot Nevada. California and Mexico. His concern recently purchased the Pine Mountain and lamartinc groups in tho Walker district
 Although Walker is among the old est mining districts in northern Arizo ma. it- lcdgcS have not been developed to any considerable dcpth.' he said. lts operators. miners and prospectors apparently did not understand the pro cess of extracting the valucs of it's ores. Claim after claim was abndoncd there after water level was reached and the piles of ,ailings at the mills still contain values that will pay well under modern treatment processes.
 With deep mining 1 am confident that some great bonanzas will be de. vcloped there. My experience of only d few months in the development of the Pine Mountain and I.amartine group, shows that the ore bodies i'm. prove in size and values with depth. All inc district wants to prove il among the rich ones, in my opinion. IS the intelligent development of it's great veins. from som. of the grassroo, workings of which the early prospect DTS and miners extracted thousands of dollars in gold.''
 President Tonkin also said that the Pine Mountain mill was now running steadily on the Pine Mountain and La martine ores. althougn hc did not hay, The property opened to any great cx tent. The milling results are satisfue
 
 tory and high grade concentrates ar, being produced. In fact. he states. the concentrate product is of higher grad, than any ever turned out before, due to some important ehangrs made in the mill and the addition of new and mod cr machinery adapted :j the economic ircatih,n, of the ores.
 The ore strike made in ih" new tpn ncl on the Pine Mountain mine is snow ing well and the I.amar,inr shaft i' now down 2lo feet, the entire bottom being in ore.
 He added that il was his intention to accompany Mrs. Tonkin to Los Angelc' Saturday night, but nc was so clated with the outlook in both properties that he concluder to stay longer, directing ' operations at the camp. where he i' making many improvements and get ting the place in shape to accomn'odat, ' the force employed. woich will be in creased as fast as economic develop meni of the properties warrant. H' left for Walker yesterday afternoon.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
BAR OF COLD.
cprcu 'suesday's paf!y>

crTgu 'fuesday's Dan,D
 As arnsaseea is Suadsy's Journal Nnes, ssr of gold weighing si,sOO arrived VI the Prescott National Bank yestarday srom the Congress mine rhe bsStoa was thc result of few days ns of the mill from which two srarl6ads of fonceatratcs. valued at 1000. xer skipped Saturday to the --SaSco smstsr~s-
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
NEW BALL PARK A SPLENDID HOME
 FOR FANS
Grounds. Finest In The Territory To Be Open
 Sunday
usr,m g'ue~dn,. DsllyJ

li, sunday next Prescott will nave ehc finest hH-rbill pork in thc territory. md ~,ruud tu none iu thc southwest N hns been rpnstruetrd aimos, under the direct pcrs,na supervision of Dep at, Shrrin Wiiliyn Ncaglc and when com yictci esnuot tail to. hc source oi pride tn all Prescott and source "f dc light to C,cr yrVOt,r who gathers be meath iho ,.1do nf the spariou, grand .isnd to help thr home team win yTrTI'S'. Ts many ,crapoFy -5nd slpm w,pty men under Foreman U"orgc Mayer ar, making ihr dirt fly. By Sunday every hilloch will have k.en lcvclcd and splcndii field 330 by 490 feet ready for the int.al game with Phoenix. Manager Mclanc IS ne. Iotiaiiug with th' Sali River Valley icam. If they somc to rrcscot, the managcmrn, hopcs that record break ing crowd will b. on hand 'o help the Grsys wipe out 'ho two Phoenix de. icai-.
 President William Nehgir has accom- s,ishod woudcrs n the three weeks -inc. ground wps broken. Something like 2.5Op cobic yards of earth had so .hc rlowcd, scraped and replaced in Iovcling Inc field. which iS located on the. ear line josi over tlc hin on Gurlcy street, rhr entire park has been n- clos.d with tight board fence. from aight to. twelve. feet high. Through she renter oi the park from -ou,heasi co northwest has been laid culycrt for drainage, fourteen by ,wtnty.four 5n N"s. and of suificien, fall to bc kept 'lcsE pf ali obslruriien by the wash at all timos. Ia the sOuth corner of inc guund- closets and waiting rooms are to hs erected. 70
 Thr grandsiand,' spacious md shady r- in the caslgrn corner o' the grounds. u'ts' grsnistsad proper has seating ra partly for about zoo. and the bleach eo adjoinine on The south will accom- vnodaie 200 mors Under 'hc grand aand will bc dressing rooms and show SITS Tor the players. The entrance tc Lbs grounds is throdgh the center oi Sse grandstadd; with an alley under the raRhsrn haIf. of the bleachcrs Tn, ssrorc bosrd. and 1iuiy graded seats for yhs players are to the north of th, f2ranl1and. The outfclj is to be sown zn yTass Nad sy fall the whole out and sniicld wll lv .a Tcfrshing sight 10 tl' rmnJrNis wh~ will be attracted to the gap-s. .t,,
 h Is pisnned "a have all kinds .oi athletic earoivals held. on the grounds -rhr management also has in mind va Tious amuse~ents for the park which will he made public later. Something i,k. si,ooo will have been expebded nsforr the umPirc calls play ball fo' 1he first game.
 One feature that k sure to meet with public favor is model refreshmcn, booth located between the grandstand and the bicachers. There only soft .irinks will be servev during the games
 The grounds are ideally situated ofs She benefit of the public. being on the car line for those who wish to ride =snd only pleasant walking distance from the ccatcr of Prescott.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
MASS MEETING TONIGHT.
os'rom Tuesday's DanvI

Oyrom Tuesday's Dailvl
 There wiii i~ n nnss meeting at the tq,gh sehooi tonight for the purpose of recommending to inc Board of School 'e,uaees t.o calling of an election to ssuc bo.as to the extent of $3o,000 'giEh whioh to build . grammar school lp,,ild,ng :. West Prescott. All citizens nuorc.aca is providing increased school nne invited to attend.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
FINE GOLD STRIKE.
erow Tsesdsy.. Daily,

frroW Tuesdsy's Daily,
 @ n. Kcsys and Richard ]. Lynch, flHpDrin minc on Groom creek. were fi.rt ycstcriay arranging detnils for rhe large operations recently inaugurat. "a 'm that promising property. They repos having struck an ore body car. 'rying 'good vslucs in gold in the new shaft stu'teJ from the surfacc week ssuo % .''
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
BRINGS ILL BABY IN.
(from Tuesdays Daily)

MT. and Mrs. C. R. sutton of Del Rio arrived yesterday with their baby, who is very i'll. Mrs. Sutton stayed here to get medical attention for the little one, and MT. Sutton returned to Del Rio, where he Is chief engineer at the city waterworks plant, on the af
 tcrnoon train.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Accepts New Position.

Robert K. Porter mas severed his connection with the law firm of Norris and Ross tn accept position with an electrical concern in Los Angeles. He will leavc this morning for inc southern California metropolis. where he will as sumr inc duties of his new position a' once
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Visiting His Family.

]. II. Robinson, cx.clcrk oi the board of supervisors. arrived ncrc yesterday from his stock ranches in The Selig. man section on a vii, with his family. Incidentally, Mir. Robinson, who is chairman Of tho democratic county cen tral committee. will repair few pol i,ical fences during his stay here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Visited Lady Friends.

George Thomas. C. Q. Nyn" and G,orgc Morris visited three lady fr;ond, from the Salt River valley sd' louming at Iron Springs las, night returning home on the coast limited.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Back from Phoenix.

II. r.. Thudiun h1. arrived "''n' from d bu-inc,. visit to Pho'nN anu ,hc sal, river yaiI,y, whcr" he pnreh"'' cd carload Of fa' cattle for the Nn''. uui market
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Passed Through.

Mr. and Mrs. George kctn9r and Miss Nellie Mccarthy. sister 10 Mrs. Ko,ncr. passed through here last night from their home at the Coronado mine ,o Cripple Greek. where they will be the guest of relatives q month.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Home from Normal.

Misses Katie Fitzgerald and Hattie Merritt arrived home last night from the Tempe Normal Scheol at Tempe to spend the holidays with their parents and relatives. They were accompanied home hy Mrs. W. S. Merritt
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Will Visit Ranch.

Deputy Assessor stephens will lcay today for visit at his ranches an stock ranges in the Ferguson valc country.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Admitted to Hospital.

Desire Ballanger of the Rock lIous, station, three miles south of town ou inc Senator road, was admitted 10 ,h, hospital yesterday suffering from drop " and general debility.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
A Flying Visit.

John McNally. roadmaster of ,h. southern division of the s. F., r. &P., paid flying visit to the city yesterday on railroad business, returning south on last nights train,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Left for Copper Greek.

F.. D. Gilchrist was an outgoing pas scnger Sunday night for Copper Creel in the Eureka district, where he aa accepted position with the Coppe Greek Development Company.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Left for Monterey.

Attorney and Mrs. John Mason hoS and family were outgoing passenger vc,tcrday for Monterey. California where they will enjoy month $ oui mo
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Left for Harrington.

John Sics, left yesterday for tb' Bradrhaw mountains wnerc hc has min ing interests near Harrington.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Left for Phoenix.

charles kcclcr wa, an outgoing pa-- scnger lasi nigh, for Phoenix on snort bu.ing,s visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
In from Hydraulics.

In from Hydraulics.
 r.. J. keohane and ]. r. Ryan arriv cd home last night from the Hydraulics on Lynx creek on weekly visi. with their families.
 Back from the East.
 J. \. Aeker arrived home last night from an extended visit in the east. He visited Chicago and New York dur. ing his absence.
 Visiting His Family.
 William McDaniels, conductor of the water train between Del Rio and Ash Fork, came in last evening on short visit with his family. Back from Visit.
 C. N. Williams returned here yester day from an xtendod visit with rela. tives in Point Richmond, California. and other coast resorts. old Resident Visits.
 J. E. Girand, formerly city engineer and surveyor of this city, arrived here yesterday from Los Angeles. where he is now located.
 In from Walker.
 MT. and Mrs. W. c. Tonkin arrived here yesterday from an extended visit to Walker where Ar. Toukin has pro. missing mining interests. Weary Willie Jailed.
 Deputy Sheriff Charles Mainze of Ash Fork arrived here yesterday morn. ing having in custody a "wcary Will lie" sentenced to short term in the county jail by the Ash Fork justice of the peace. fr. ,a
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Back from Poland.

w. W. Elliott arrived nome last night from short business visit to Polan, in the interest of his firm. Elliott an, Dresehcr.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17

Unadvertised things are sold sose times. Journal. Miner want ads W'n sell it qnickly.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Passed Through.

C. E. Howard. of the Howard Sheer Company, passed through here Sunday night on his way from Ash Fork to Phoenix on sheep business. He expect, 10 return to Ash Fork wcdncsday rnrninU
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Left for Phoenix.

w. M. Nellie, the Mayer and Coppe, Creek mining man, was an outgoin, passenger Sunday night for tho Ssl river valley. where he has land and hnsinrss interests.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Touring the west.

Dr. A. W. Blain, of Detroit, Michi gan, who is making an extended toul of the grea, west, stopped over her, las, night on visi. with his brother Dr. !. Harvey Rlain.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
In From Ranch.

Joe Roberts arrived hom" last night from week 's stay at his ranch in the Mint valley section
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Loft for the Monica.

-- -----. -- sr---
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Here from Humboldt.

R. r. Walker. a Iiuml"! X here on a short bushes,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
(rrom Tuesdays Dsily)
Will Visit Monica.

Archie Lockaart will leave today for q business visit to the Monica mine. Mine Superintendent Here.
 John l.. Davis. superintendent, of the Monica Mine. is here on mining buS' ness.
 Here on Business.
 C. II. Miller, general manager of the Logan mine. is here on business of his concern
 Big Bug Visitor.
 Ed Shaw is in the city from his mines in the Big Bug district on short bus mess visit.
 Will Visit Relatives.
 Mrs. Fred Ricf will leave today fcf visi, with relatives in Chicago and New York. Enjoying a Vacation.
 Con Johnson of MeCabc is enjoying n shor, vacation among his many friends here. McCracken Visitor.
 k. r. Wheeler is in the city from the McCrack,n mine in Mohavc county on mining business. Rincon Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. T. l.. Thomas and fam. fly are in the city from the Rincon mine on a short visit. Back from Needles.
 !. T. Melvin returned last night from the Needles district, where nc has promising mining interests. Here from Mayer.
 W. .Ief Martin, who has promising mining interests in the Mayer section, is here on miping business Here on Land Business.
 W. S. Johnson, the Juniper stock man, is in the city on land business. He will leave for home this morning. Will Buy Cattle and Hay.
 Joseph l. Roberts left last night for the Skull and Salt River valleys where he will purchase fat cattle and hay. Visited Here Sunday.
 Colin Campbell, tho Ash Fork wool grower, was among number of Sun day visitors wno observed the Sabbath here.
 Back from the Valley
 Dr, l., (. Toney of Humboldt arrived here yesterday on his way nome from visit with his family in the Salt river valley. Tufa King Visits.
 C. D. Ryncarson, the Kirkland tufa king, arrived here yesterday on the af. ternoon train from his quarrics at Kirkland and Jeff for home on the night train after transacting important business.
 Deputy Assessor F. W. Stepaens has returned from a visit to his stock ranches and ranges in the Ferguson valley.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
p,rr,biny Contract Awarded.

Gu,hfr BrotUors of IaWfonr'' NUT .,. t,,, been awarded the plumbing beating nud electric wiring ron'ra'' fo, ,b, hospital building a' WhppI'.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17

Attorney and Mrs PnihP Iu'lhgn'S' were outgoing passcng' rs for the hon' ,a minc in The Kirkland diSri't Ih'F cx,,.t io arrive home Monday
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
peputy Marshal Here.

Thomas A Mooney. deputy n'''' Statc. mar,hpl. with headquarters 'h Phoenix. arrivo here yesterday ir'" ,p official visit to Camp Verde on hi' ,,..,. ,,rr,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Here on Business.

Carl Rces. the Del Rio farmer ana .,ockman. who is ncre on busineu states that the first crop of alfalfa or the Del Rio ranches will bc ready (. cut in n week.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Left for Home.
Will Leave for the Coast.

Mrs. D. Levy. of Hl North Marin, street. will leave today to spend ,b. summer at the seaside resorts of sou,h .rn California.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Verde Valley Visitors.

MT. and Mrs. D. W. wing6eld. Pe,e, schroeder and Luther Osborn. rrom; ncnt residents of the Verde valley. a,, visiting in the city.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17

r.. J. keohane and !. r. Ryan arri, cd home last night from the Hydraulic on Lynx creek on n weekly visit wit their families.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17

John l.. Davis. superintendent of th Monica Mine, is here on mining huS ness
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Attended Good Roads Meeting.

F. F.. Breed of Mount Union came i, yesterday from his mining camp to a, tend the good roads convention lac, night nt the courthouse.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Tempe Visitor.

Miss I. Munscn of Tempe k the guest of Mrs. F. Englc and other relatives and friends in tnc city.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Left for Congress.

Deputy Sheriff John Merritt was al outgoing passenger last night for Con greSs on short official visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Willow Creek Visitors.

l.. <. Colwcll and John r. MeDonad. Willow Creek farmers and stockmcn. visited here yesterday few hours.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Hero on Business.

C. II. Miller, general manager of tho Logan mine. is here on business of hi rnnr,rn.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Visited Sick Mother.

Mrs. William Rhodes of Jerome June ton visiter her mother, Mrs. Sara stees, who is reported very ill, her yesterday. Mrs. Rhodes returned hon on the afternoon train.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17

Peter Mackin and John swiper ., Groom Creek were here yesterdav mn, chasing supplies for their min;,. camps
 Left for Home.
 Miss Marguerite sharp of .rctomo Jeff for her home in the Copper ci,v yesterday after a pleasant visi, b.,, with friends.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Passed Through.

John Hurley passed through la, night on his way home to Phoenix fror visits to Denver and Kansas City Q stock business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Skull Valley Visitors.

]. A. Ehlc and W. r. Roderud Q Skull valley. arrived here last evcnin to spend sunday with friends in n city..t
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Old Timer vifsts.

John Brennan, an old time business man of this city, is here from his home in Texas renewing old arquaintanccs.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
CIty News
 ....In Brief
. RAAAAaa&ahhahhAAAasAas


 (From Sunday $ Daily Poland Visitor.
 J. IT, Cavanaugh of Poland is visit. ing in tho city. Here from Humboldt.
 R. r. Walker. Humboldt merchant, K here on short bushes, visit skull Valley Visitor
 I.andy Ehlc. pioneer of the skull valley. is here on a short bu,incs, visit Back from Congress.
 George Iapp arrived nome yesterday morning from busincs- visit to Con grcss.
 Left for Phoenix.
 charles Kcclcr wa, au outgoing pn- scngcr las, nigh, for Phoenix on snort bu~inG,- visit. In From Ranch.
 Joe Roberts arrived hom" last nigh, from a week 's stay a' his ranch in thcI Mint valley section. Tempe Visitor.
 Miss I. Munson of Tempe is the guest of Mrs. F. Englc and other relatives. and friends in tnc city. Circulating Among His Friends.
 William Mingus is in the city from hi, mines in the Black IIill, circulating . among his many friends, Left for Congress.
 Deputy Sheriff John Merritt was an outgoing passenger last night for Con. grrSs on short official visit Back from the Coast.
 Miss Gcitmdr Miller of Dewey ar. rived here yesterday on her return home from visit to the coast Home from Visit.
 Mrs, George Anderson arrived home last night from visit with her broth cr, II. :. Woodruff. a' Kirkland. Left for Harrington.
 John Sicss left yesterday for the IradShaw mountains where hc has min ing interests near Harrington. Jerome Junction Visitor. Mrs. !. Paul of Jerome Junction wis. itcj here yesterday. leaving for home last night on the "coast limited. Willow Creek Visitors.
 l.. < Colwcll and John r. Mcdonald. Willow Creek farmers and stockmen, visited here yesterday few hours. Dewey Visitor. Miss (. iIicklin of Dewey is visiting in ,hr city. She will leave for home on the morning Grown King train. old Timer vtfsts. John Brennan, an old time bushes, man of this city, is here from his home in Texas renewing old arquaintanccs. Purchasing Supplies.
 Henry Smith was hcr. vest, rday from the Bullwhnckcr mine near the Four Mile house, purcnasing supplies. Will Leave for Home.
 Mrs. Harry C. Brown will leave rhis morning for her home in Crown King. 1 after n pleasant thrcc days visit here. Skull Valley Visitors. Skull valley. arrived here last evening to spend sunday with friends in the city. .r
 Will Visit Ranch.
 Deputy Assessor stephens will leave today for c visit at his ranches and stock ranges in the Ferguson valley [ country.
 Back from Poland.
 w. w. Elliott arrived nome last night from short business visit to Poland in the interest of his firm. Elliott and Dresehcr.
 Passed Through.
 John Hurley passed through las, night on his way home to Phoenix from visits to Denver and Kansas City on stock business.
 In from Hydraulics. r.. J. keohane and ]. r. Ryan arriv. ! cd home last night from the Hydraulics on Lynx creek on n weekly visit with their families.
 Back from the East.
 J. \. Aeker arrived home last night from an extended visit in the east He visited Chicago and New York dur. ing his absence.
 Visiting His Family. William McDaniais eo,a,,n,o, us AL 4
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Dewey Visitor.

Miss C. iiicklin of Dewey is visiting in 'hr city. She will leave for home on the morning Grown King train.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17

Archie Lockaart will leave today for n business visit to the Monica mine. Mine Superintendent Here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Big Bug Visitor.

Ed Shaw is in the city from his min, in the Big Bug district on short bu' mess visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Will Leave for Home.

Mrs. Harry C. Brown will leave q morning for her home in Crown Xii after a pleasant thrcc days visi, he
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Back from the Coast.

Miss Gutmdr Miller of Dewey q rived here yesterday on her rctur home from visit to the coast
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Jerome Junction Visitor.

Mrs. !. Paul of Jerome Junction wis itcd here yesterday, leaving for hom las, night on the "coas, limited ''
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Purchasing Supplies.

Henry smith was hcrr yest,rda from the Bullwhnckcr mine near tt Four Mile house, purcnasing supplics
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Circulating Among His Friends.

William Mingus is in the city iron hi, mines in the Black IIill, circulating . among his many friends,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17

JOurnal-Miner for high ela.s job work.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Will Visit Relatives.

Mrs. Mary Ross was'a an outgoing pas senger yesterday afternoon for Kaass City, Mo. and Pittsburg, Pennsylvania wnere she will be the guest of relatives during the summer months.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Home from Visit.

Mr'. George Anderson arrived
 last night from q visit with her b cr. IT, =. Woodruff. at Kirkland.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17

(From Sunday $ Daily
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Will Visit Relatives.

Mrs. Fred Ricf will leave today visi, with relatives in Chicago New York.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17
Mine Manager Leaves.

George E. Upton, general manager st tho Orc Grande mine in the wieken' burg district, was an outgoing passcn ger last night for home, after a pleas ant visit heyc and in Jerome.