Arizona republican., 1908-10-25

SALON. E.


Salome. Oct 24.-Albert Alger was in from his claims in Granite Wash four miles west of town this week Mir. Alger reports that parties in Clark, Missouri, have opened negOtia- tions for the purchase of his prop erty, which consists of seven claims on which outcrOp a series of lodges of varying width. The country is practically ribboned with diorite dikes. The general formation is a granite porphyry. Mir. Alger has ad- ded his pyramid of ore to the exhibit for Sundays excursion. His ore pile is from one of his lodges, over fifty feet in width, and is said to assay well in gold, silver and copper.
 Messrs. Harry Amme and Dan Ever were in this week from their claims in the Eagle Tails. They were ac- companied by Tex Roland. who has valuable claims near their ground. The haul from this region to Salome is but a little over twenty miles, as opposed to the hundred mile pull into Phoenix, so the numerous Phoenix parties interested in the region might investigate this to their advantage.
 Henry Bugart is down from Alaska on his annual Arizona prospecting and development trip. He passed through here en route for the region near MOntgomery's mhl in the Eagle Tail range, MT Bugart had two men with him and had a wagon load of supplies to use in opening up some promising copper ground he located last winter
 E. Stanley Jones. general manager of the Brayton Commercial company and treasurer of the Cobralla com pany, was in town the early part of the week. Mir Jones went out on 8 short trip to the Bee Line group, owned by Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Bissel. He was greatly pleased with the Cob ralla ore brought in last week, the so abundant there.
 Nevin and Spencer were in town this week for supplies. They report progress on their well, which they are sinking to develop water on their claims adjoining the Cobralla.
 The candidates on the two county tickets were in town this week. get ting people interested in election and in themselves. The democrats were in the fore part of the week. the re- publicans arrived on Friday.
 Roy E. Swartz has resigned his position with the Southern Pacific in northern California and returned to the desert. After a short visit with his family. MT. Swartz went out to the Hardwick to represent his fathers interest in that valuable property.
 The McEntee corral has been very busy this week, as the extra political work, as well as the increasing min ing business. has kept their teams pretty constantly on the jump.
 Mir. w s. Wilson was in from his claims near the old Desert mine. Mir. Wilson attended to mining business and purchased supplies.
 Mickey Dolan was a visitor from his good looking claims in the liar euvar, and brought in some more rock for the mineral exhibit.
 Our old friend Tim Monihan, from the Desert mine country. was also in for supplies.
 MT. A. R. Taverner, with the Wiley B. Allen Piano company, was here on a business trip this week. He placed Q piano with Mrs. E. J. Dill.
 H. C. Shotwell E. M., of the engi neering firm of Latimer and Shotwell of Prescott. came through here the other morning on his way from Gun ningham Pass. where he was engaged on professional work.
 Mrs. w F. Smith of Chanute, Kan sas, who was visiting her friend, Mrs. G. W. Swartz. has returned to her home. Mrs. Smith was immensely impressed with our climate and re- sources. and expects to return here soon with the idea of locating perma- nently.
 James Fitz. MacCarthy (Fitz- Mac) the we'll known geologist, passed through here on his way south this week.
 William Curry was in from the Harqua Hala Development company dam site this week and took out a load of supplies.
 Larry Ryan was another visitor with a grub supply as his objective Mir Ryan has promising claims in the Granite Wash region.
 Bob McEntee went out with a load of water to the Calcite property in Desert canyon this week. He reports that progress has been made with