Graham guardian., 1908-01-24


a tree close to the building. /
was not great while before tn,
dogs struck the scent, and away
they went, step by step, the whole
pack, along the very course trav.
ersed by the skin, and in trice
they had it freed, They were
coaxed away, and an effort was
made TO get them to stir up other
game. But ever and anon the
nostril of one old leader among
the hounds would catch the cd i
Of the hide, and then would beg ~
the mem 'rIbie chase around the
course mapped out for them rhi
| continued for two or three d1ys.
and during the greater part of the
time the ANIMALS were traversing
the coyote route, until it became
necessary for the owners to thwart
their further efforts in that direc-
tion Al any hour the genial
county officers could be- seen ont
wrestling with their favorites, en-
deavOrlng 10 prevent their further
charging over the same old path,
and as this was often difficult
task, Messrs Clark and Simms ac
quired much new and startling ex-
perience Mr. Simms on various
occasions easily outran the dogs.
whenever howl would go up, an
nouncing that the coyote scent
had ag an been struck Sometimes
the combined effdfts of owners,
hosts and guests were upavallng
to prevent The hounds from taking
the route. Hold as they might,
one after another wo2ld escape,
and all would so madly scamper-
ing along the well trOdden path,
always to wind up at the foot of a
large tree near the hotel. Taken
all in all, the days were sufficient
Iy ex 2itl,g TO make it extremely
interesting to the many guests at
the hotel, and all are hoping for
another visit from the mrstcrs of
the chase.
Manager Alexander recently re
turned from an Inspection Of his
mining properties in the vicinity |
of Globe, and is feeling highly |
elated as a result # his observa.
tioos there. Together with other
mining men himself and: his broth
or John own several claims near
the celebrated Gibson mine, and
nave a shaft 200 feet deep Some
assays of the ore being taken out
show from forty to eighty per
cent copper. Mr.. Hogan, one ofI
he owners, recently sold his share
VI the property for $4,000. The
iessrs Alexander were offered
$4,000 for their share but declined
0 sell. All indications point TO
he fact that the mine will become
ne Of the great producers of the
erritory,
NJ, c, BIIlingsIey of Missouri, is
laying at the Springs, having
ONE here from California, where
e was at u noted health resort,
ut found that be received no ben.
fit there,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. n. Creswell
ere over from L homas Sunday. L
Mrs. w. G. Bridwell of Los
.ngeles, is making an extended 3
ay at the Springs
Mrs l.. @. Repkey and Miss
eorgia Coalson of Globe, were Y
nests during the past few days. =
Fred Griffith of Thomas, Thomas 3
Halliday and wife of Pima, Ly,
an Dodge of Pima, Cone and 4
enry CoIvin of Eden, Thos. Hud- B
N of Chiricuahua, and Thomas y
uif Of Eden, partook of Manager y
Iexander's hospitality durl ng the Il
st week, q
Dr.. Lacy and his brother, B. II d
icy Of Solomonvrlle, were among 81
. guests during the present b
onth, aud the latter gentleman q
.perienced great benefit to his Z
thmatic trouble with which he
g been afflicted during years past ~
, states that If the curative pow n
! Of the waters for this malady n
re better understood throughout s
. country there would be great "a
odus of asthmatics hItherward. q
Dr.. $ p. Claypool is now o reg "a
ar resident of the hotel and is
all tlmos ready to furnish pa
nts with the benefit Of his ad,
70 and eXpericncp. ~