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El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-06-06
PAN y BOLLOS

NuEsrRAs FAciLIDApEs SON iGuALEs A cuALEsouiERA EN e
oEarE PARA ENTREoAR PAN Y BoLLos; LA cALiDAD MAS FiNA
~ MATERNAL sE usA EN- su PRE- PARAGON. TAMRtEN EMPLEA
Moe TRApAJApoREs suPERioREs EN- NuEsTR0 DEPARTAMENuo
ON pAMApERiA..L LAS oRDENEs Sc sIRvEN CON PRoNTiTuD'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-06-06
LlsrA oE cARrAs ArRAsApAs.


DC cARTAs ArRAsApAs.
Atencio. Benjamin.
Baca. verzabel.
Block, John.
Block. Ross.
Coleman, Mr.. J. r.
Flack. II. Il.
Garcia, M~arcario.
Hernandez, Fred Mr..
Kirkpatrick. Mr., Harry /.
Martin. w. 8.
Miranda. Ysidoro.
Moro. Eulogio.
Moro. Francisco.
Moro, Martin.
Oklahoma Iron and Wreckage Co.
Ortiz. Herculano.
Porter. S. r..
Price, Fred.
Reynolds. Joseph II.
Reynolds. M. v.
Romero, Adolfo.
Romero. Eugenio,
Shipley. Mrs. p. L.
Stemmer, G. II.
stephens, ]. Warren, MI.
Wilson, Mrs. Minnie.
Young Women's Christian Associa-
afi
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-06-06

81 tienen algunoa libros que encnar
dernar traedIos al Nuevo Moxicano.
Esta oflciana tiene el mejor deperta-
mento dc encuadernacion que hay.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-06-06

Z. G. AsBoTT.
Abogado en- Ley
Practices on las Cortes Do Distrito y
Supreme. Pronta y cuidadosa aten-
cion dada a TODD negocio.
Procurador de Distrito pof los Con
dados de Santa F6. Rio Arriba. Taos
Y San Juan.
Santa rs. Nuevo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-06-06
NuEsrRo CAFE.

rs 81 mejor que Sc produce en- 81
mundo, q invitamos que compren on
maestro concrete y Quedaran conven-
cidos que 60 cierto 10 que anuncia'
mosL
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-06-06
INSTITUTE MlLlTAR DE NUEyO MEXICO
ROSWELL, NUEvo MEXICO,
La Escuela Militar de Nuevo Mexico Estableclda y
S~ostenida por el Territorio

Seis inHructores varoneu, tolos ~graduados deColegios afAmados
del oriens Edifcios nuevosy TODD 81 mobliario yequlpo modernt
complete; calen tados con vapor, alumbrados 90 gasi Danos
obras de agua y todas las c~omodidades
ENSENANZA ASiSTENCIA Z LAVADO, 5000 PDR SESSION
III session en- tres perfodos de trece semanas cada uno. Roswell
g una iccalidad notable pr su ~salubridad, 8.700 pies sobre q
nivel del mar; bien provista dc aqua; genie excelente
MISREPRESENTATION Jafa, w. M. Reed, Rs Ham ilton, :
Lea A Cahoon- Para mas pormenores dirjanse
FL CORoNMssJ. w, WILSON,
gss<g;# ss4sgs s48 superintendent.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-06-06

FRANK w. CLANCY.
Abogado On Ley.
Procurador del segundo Dis.rito Ju-
diciaI.
Practica On las Cores de- Distrfto
y en- Ia Corte Supreme del Territorio:
tambien ante Ia Corte Supreme de los
Estados UniGos On Washington.
Albuquerque Nueyo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-06-06

Ejemplares de las Leyes de Seslon
de 1907 en- 81 idiomo espanol Sc italian
de venta en- Ia imprenta del Nuevo
Mexicano, siendo el precio SETS por
cuaderno con Zorro dc papel.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-06-06
Total 529O6 acres

Entradas originates de torreno
baldfo desde 1ro. de Julio de 1907
hasta 80 de Abril do 1908, 203.
por meses las Areas son
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-06-06

Entradas finales de terreno bal.
do desde 1ro. de Julio de 1907
hasta 80 dc Abril de 1905. To
madas por meses las Areas son
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-06-06
ME- DE NARANyA.

Mermelada de n~aranja, hecha en- rs
oocia de naranjas amargosas 60 muy
usada, especialmente por los Ingieses'
para 81 almuerzo. La tenemos en- ta-
rros de una libra, SOcts.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-06-06
Total l,077, 704 acres

IOLaI MS. 1sU11,1Uz dCIHS
Entradas finales de domicilio
desde iro. de Julio de 1907 hasta
80 de Abril de 1908, 1892. Toma-
das por meses los areas son como
ninrn.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-06-06
"a. .. RENEhAN.

Practice 81 las Cortes Supreme j dc
Distrito. Especialidad en- Leyes de
Minas y Terrenos. Piezas SO. Edi-
ficio Sena, Avenida dc Palacio. Santa
re. Nuevo Mexico
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-06-06

CHARLES A. LAW,
Abogado en- Ley.
Practice especialmente 81 IL Ofici.
de Terrenos, n. u.
Clayton. Nueyo Mexico.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-11-10

oi old Subscribers whose tme has run
out. 81 whether They are new sub
seiibers Who have never taken thc
Nugget, N"u Will receive coupon
which is equivalent to certain mum
Der Of votes
For instance years subscription
to the Weekly Nugget entities YOU 10
a yellow Coupon, which is $50 Votes.
You receive this coupon when YOU
bring in the name af the subscriber
and the s. that pays for the subscrip-
uon At Your leisure you may write
the name Of Your choice on this cou-
pom ana deposit it Al this Ollie.
You may vote for Yourself u a4.,oa,.
YOU desire To aid.
You may vote a. often a. You - ;sh
1t is better to get your name on ia
list as soon us possible. 81 tia, your
friends. seeing your name. MAY .saNe
their coupons and vote for vou
A list Of the contestants ana the
number Of votes they have up to ,llfe
will he printed often in the Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-11-10
VOTING CONTEST
NUGGETS FREE TRIPS TO
A. Y. P. FAIR

To-day vas thu beginning of
the Nugget Voting Contest. which
is 10 result in two persons going 10
the A.-YP Fair free of all expenses
1" themselves Enough votes We're
cast to show that the people Of Nome
are greatly Interested in the result and
that the fight for first and serond place
will be keen.
\ large number Of Inquiries were
made as to the terms If tHe contest.
la answer To some wno arr. in doubt.
The following statements are made.
The Coupon below. which appears in
Zach issue Of the Daily and Weekly
Nugget, should be cut cat and prop
erly filled in with the name of the
person You wish Ia have Your vote 10
80 Ia thu Fair.
You may deposit your votes on amy
Week day at t.e Nugget office during
business hours, and you should dc-
mand receipt for all votes cast
In case YOU bring in subscriptions.
whether they are renewals on the part
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FREE TRIPS TO THE FAIR

Don't fail 10 read about the Mug
gets Voting Contest. which will re-
suit in two people of this section en-
ioyine free trip to the great Alaska
Yukon Pacific Fair at Seattle next
summer
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-15
PROVES
FATAL To MRS.
J.L.b|NOELl
Succumbs After Five
Years OF Patient
Suffering

After an illness OF .3ur yell MTs.
John l.. Bindol' succumbed sunday
morning. at e clock. to paralysis.
Tier death occurred in the Mercy hos.
pital, where she had been confined some
weeks.
Deceased was aged 81 years md o
native OF Illinois. She came here from
Springfield, in ner native state, five
YEAR ago with her husband, who sur
wives her She was stricken with The
fatal malsdy o. year after her arrival.
The funeral will take place this
morning a, e.3O o'clock from the Cath.
ollie church. Intermont will be IN ODD
Fellows cemetery
She was woman OF charitable sud
sunny disposition, and bore her suffer
mgr without murmur, her cheerful
disposition never forsaking her IN
Ill the last Her death is deeply re-.
GREETED by all who know her and be-
husband mas the sympathy OF O. large
numbcr ~ her sorrowing friends 10 the
loss of a loving and faithful wife.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-15
+ + + + f + + + f. r + y + +
LITERARY STREAM DEFILED.

When IL was said, with respect TO
Sir Richard Calmady," that emo
pure minded woman could write such a
book, the author, "Lucas Malet,
daughter Of Canon Kingsley, aud her.
self the wife Of clergyman was vast
ly indignant, and. doubtless, justifably
10. One may not touch pitch without
being defled. but there IN such a thing
as handling IT with gloves There al.
ways will be difference Of opinion
concerning the excuse which art offers
for pruriency, but without he artistic
touch, to conceal their yuigarity, the
portrayal Of the grosser human pas.
sions is merely repulsive, to persons Of
right thinking and right feeling. when
a woman dips her pen into the foun.
tain Of nastness, the ar, needs TO be
all the greater, 10 avoid giving otfensc.
II il reported that the assistant at
torney general FOR the postoiice de.
Glyn's Three Weeks from the
mails as obscene II Is all of that.
The Vampire # Bufne-Iones and
kipling Is art, This same Vampire, IN
Elinor Gyms aovcl j. bare-faeed
RIGHTEOUSNESS. Perhaps, eallow youths
ani morbid women will read II with
avidity But lccently minded persons
lay " down "a disgust before many
chapters are pursued That woman
should nave written this ,oarse recital
of an Illicit ''lovc,' ~ which the fe
male was the aggrcssor he shameless
solicitor, r. natural, because no man
would have dared to go 80, and hope
70 keep out ~ lili
II ~ unfortunate thnf the cfror, Ia
suppress such hooks a. this should Ia,
more advertis, them but the self
respecting will be- glad 10 receive this
warning Los Angeles News
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-15
GOOD DEVELOPMENT
At OUMk|Rk MINE

A. " Mitchell superintendent Of
the Dunkirk mine in the slate Creek
district, who arrived hero last even.
ing on short business visit. states
that the new mil was recently started
and is running very satisfactorily for
a new plant.
Tunnel No. /, Oh the Dunkirk vein, is
now in 81 feet, the last 100 feet be.
ing 10 ore. The fact % tue tunnel
looks better now than ever, ore OF a
higher grade than any before en-.
rountered in the lower workings being
in sight. Tne face Of No. tunnel Is
now under the mouth Of No. 2 iun.
mel. No. Is now in go feet and is
being connected with No. / tunnel by
AN upraise Tunnels and 3 are be
ing connected with a Wine A. soon
~ these connections are made, tunne
No. 9 will be continued farther into
the hill
Mr. Mitchell will return "a mis- CAM
today.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-15
TO MINING MEN.

Tho Journal Miner is pleased to an.
nounee 10 its readers that the closing
OF us great industrial and mining edi
tion IL near at hand For this we are
glad and to those who have assisted
we are duly thankful The editor has
endeavored TO reach all who would like
to have their mining properties rep
resented. but no doubt some have been
missed II any such there be and they
see this notice and desire We, TO 10
represented, they should communicate
at once with this office The Journal
Miner does not wish TO have any com.
plants laid NJ It's door after the pub.
lication is out. 40 therefore. if YOU
are not IN, and II yoa want in, get busy
and we will help you to get in.
Incidentally, we are pleased to be
able TO announce definitely that this
mining edition will be the largest pub.
lication Of it's kind that has ever been
issued IN Arizona. The book will Ia
in magazine form on fine book papcr
and profusely illustrated.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-15
PARKER sTIRs IN HIS GRAVE.

VIVA, H.-p 4. "urkr r4y r. MAJ
rnf ~ ny lsev, npouaH,t fhcr, are
leader Dcmr,fsi- .aro .c possibly
so,ern' died 'orpcr sno Da,it Ben
aott H'll may 1iisPuls with oirr for
no ti,io II Tho leades, i've Que. That
.bis political corps, aas been quick
set Into speech IL 81 ssAr'scen' ,ntc'
howe 20 ant srrvcy 'omiud rs
nat ou. 'our years ago "a, Dem
rfatc phr,s chose such > lnhr at ats
ahndidale Poi president
Judge ts't. says there % aothIng
wrong fiir "a, financial system
there ,s. conservative for youi
Flee. Parke' president, abolish con
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-15
MINING AND CIVILIZATION

whor ... lads e. lie .omirkablo
p.-itior aHI,n America ho.ds IN tne
world riuers production one can
4i~ovrr profound reason why the
eontin,n. Ia, sprung Sc suddenly into
Tn. fror' AM ~ modcrr civilizations.
Mining alone .s not a guarantee II
eivilizatior nu' f. "a probably the most
six,inetiva sio Goo rs that eau be men
TONED Tbo relative standards by
Which civilized communities are
jsdgea rDf, b. taken a. factor In
asy estimate and from ihis point az
view IL NAY be said that tho mines OF
a~Iie, hsd civilized that country long
s.for. tho nodero European entered
,sto dominance over tho Western
s.misphcre
Besides Ia. mediaeys. European
knew little abou, mining a. NC know
a nov Ho~ little ~ America did
the span.ards actually conquer They
.ubduet ID fev peoples oy means ~
their superior ,fms and knowledge,
bot they failed Goo dominate Nature as
she nss since bowed 10 She science ~
inning ana metaiiurg' "izarro did
- nine niokeii- worth re- ri, re-
lated that Hr m, occasion be- Der
mitted 10. Peruvian inca DO 1uy an
equivocs 'ansom by means of "a 'o0m
fuI 81 COLO and good sized oor a,
that Had PizAro LANDED upon nc
site Of cripple Geek VII. would he
hsv. don. win ~
IL has often been pointed DOT nat
hsndicraf' ~ m important oass n
civilization. nnd 80 "a ~ HUI hand,
craft. ~ manufacturing, cannot thrive
Or even exist without the products II
the rocks. Until the useful metals are
procured invention Is restricted o. One
theories The use = Ore was "a won
derful discovery bur unt,i II was az
piled t. 'h' smelling Of IN. metals
however crude he process. was ne
tie more than Toy
The United State has now arrived n,
IN annual record of two billion dollars
IN its mineral output This enormous
amount - four times Tho annual pro
duetior II the country hnrep year,
ago What wonder N it ihat ther,
have been swift changes IN our institu
tions aud manner II living - swift
IN fact that readjustment has not beer
able To- keep pace with them some
economists profess a. see in the rapid
~ increasing gold output a menace D,
our happiness How much broader ii
thr view that che mineral wealth nj
the United States rs today the chiet
cause Of cu' political unrest. Tue u
large measure ~ 10 .s to the ,ardincs
If aooin' adaptation DO the nov eondi
iions ~ .i,iizatioE lie. 49, not thinl
Evil ~ 90. aewi. sD,ten wealth. an
more thar ~ noa,J ast spell o
imagined iaag yer ihr growing gol'
production "h. problem 70 groy
% rapidly t 7,y., Hns- - 10 Il
sas uetcris. welfai..
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-15
TWO RICH FINDS
IN OCTAVE
MINE
Ore Body 4 Feet Thick
Averages 500 A Ton
In Gold

Two Of tine most promising strikes of
ore ever made at Che camp OF the Oc-
tave Mining company, and the turning
out, by the company mill. of gold
bar weighing 1918 ounces, troy, est.
mated Boa value at $4,000, furnished
more or less excitement 20 the miners
of the Weaver district last week. The
news of the rich finds were corrobor.
atcd here yesterday by G. =. Micsse
president. and +. K. Hum, vice prcsi.
dent Of the Octave company who dc.
livered the gold bar TO X. n. Fred.
ericks of tho Prescott National bank
at the depot, as they passed through
the city ON their way 60 Chicago.
The bar IL the result of a two weeks
run of the mill. On arrival at The
bank it was taken from the box in
which it was encased and weighed. II
tipped the scales at 53h pounds, ayoir.
dupois The great ingot Of yellow
metal will be on exhibition at the bank
for few days, after which IL will be
shipped TO the San Francisco mint.
-Four feet Of orc has been uncovered
in the sixteenth level of the Octave
in cross vein. never before known "a
exist, averaging in value 800 10 The
ton. The orc is quartz, carrying
heavy sulpnidcs, streaked with gold, 10
places. some OF which ASSAYS Thousands
II dollars TO the ton. The strike wa
made in one of the drifts from the No
3 shaft, az an approximate depth Of
600 feet The finding Of ore OF sucl
richness startled the camp, in whicl
there are 17j men now employed, an'
the management il using every precau
ton IN guarding the rich quartz from
the cupidity of the specimen hunter.
Almost equally as promising is The
strike made in the Joker mine az
depth OF LOO feet. This new find wa
made 1000 feet east of the No.
shaft The ore body has thickness
OF SIX feet and carries average values
according 20 mill tests OF s33 TO thu
ton 10 gold. A. in the ease OF th'
cross vein find, good deal Of this or
IL OF very high grade
Both strikes are being developed b.
three shifts OF miners, in addition l.
the other work under way in tne mine
The forty.stamp mill and 250.tol
cyanide plant are running day an
night. II is the intention TO push de
velopment as rapidly as possible an
with this end in view The force of min
ers is being constantly increased.
The group, comprising eightee
claims, six OF which are held unde
United States patent, was taken owe
last year by the Octave Mining com
pany, since when several imp0rtan
strikes were made, none, however, o
Of such phenomenal promise as Ia
ones now being exploited IN the six
teenth ana eleventh levels.
The company's holdings adioih tn
Rich Hill placers on the west, which
~ II estimated, have produced at leas
s3,000,0OO in placer gold since thei
discovery N the latter COS.
| The camp, which is among the hes
equipped and most modern in construc
tion of any in northern Arizona,
situated ON mesa covered by one o
the locations, adjacent to the mine an
mill, ten miles IN northeasterly direc
tion from Congress Junction, the near
est station ON the s. f., u. 4 =. rail
road, To which good wagon roa
leads
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-15

APPLICATION FOR GRAZING PER.
MlTs- NOTICE Is hereby given that all an.
horses within the TONIC NATIONAL FOR
nsT during the season Of 1908, must be nled
IN my Office nj Roosevelt, Aria, ON or before
February 10. 1909. Full information In re.
gard To the grazing fees 90 be charged, and
blank forms To he used In making applica.
non: will be furnished upon request W, III.
REED, Superyisor,
Jan 1929, Feb o,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-15
Reports Mining Active.

q. ". Sessions. who arrived here yes
tcrday FROM tine Cherry Creek district
reports much activity in the mining in
dustry in that section.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-15

EN A. Haggott left last rio,,
Salome, TO survey a mine.
In from His Mines.
B. i. Switzer is in the city f,n
mines In the Walker district
Mining Man Here.
Jesse T. Jones, the Chaparral min.
man, is visiting in the city.
Middleton Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Campbell o.. NJ
dlcton are visiting in the city
Kirkland Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Eanbsr
visiting in the city from kirkland
VIII Leave for Kingman.
Attorney J. f Russell will le,v.
day for Kingman on professional !.
ness.
Home from Jerome.
Attorney Leroy Anderson ha.
turned from professional vi,i,
jerome.
Un the Sick List.
A. r. Widmeyer, city ticket agep,
the s. T., p. 4 r., is reported IN ,
sick list.
Mine Foreman Visits.
Frank Burns, foreman Of the Rs,
Irish mine, near Jerome, is here
mining business.
Home from Mexico.
John =. Reilly has arrived Id
from a short visit TO Mexico, where
has mining interests.
Stockman Here.
Dan c. Bacon is in the city from
stock ranch in the Latimer strip. .,
the Mohave county line.
Purchasing Supplies.
Al Vroom is in the city from
mining camp in the Thumb Butte
trict purchasing supplies.
Lynx Creek Visitors.
Morris Crump and W. s. Con
Walker mining men, were here ye,
day on mining business.
Humboldt Merchant Here.
J. ID. Bethune, general manager
the Humboldt Commercial company,
here on "a business visit.
Home from wickcnburg.
w. w. Elliott has returned ffoH
mine inspection trip in the wi,k
burg and Vulturc districts.
Here on Business.
Henry V. Brown, general MANAGE
the Lucky Star mine in the Min
Point district, is here on business
will Purchase Beef.
Joe Roberts was an outgoing
sengcr for the Salt River valley
night on II beef purchasing cxpedii
Back from California.
Mrs. !. II. Drew and son Of Jon
arrived here yesterday from a
with relatives in southern Califor
Back from Hillside.
John Lawler returned yes,er
from a visit TO the Hillside dist
where no has extensive mining IA
ests.
Enjoying a Vacation.
Charles Anderson is in the city 4
his mining camp in the Hasssyil
district, enjoying a well earned VI
ton.
Purchasing Supplies.
John DAILY came ia last eye'
from the Treasure Vault mine 10
Mineral Point district to purchase
plies.
Railroad Man Visits.
NJ. T.. Clune, who fills resPOu'
position with the United Verde
cilc Railroad company, is here
business visit.
Attending Rate Meeting.
A. Z. Taylor, chief clerk in the
eral passenger and freight agents
flee of tae y. T., p. 4 r., Is 10
Louis, Mo-. attending railroad
meeting,
Attending Supreme Court.
Associate Justice of the SUPP
Court Sloan is in Phoenix stien'
the supreme court, which cow
there yesterday.
A Busy Man.
County Assessor Campbell an
home yesterday from Jerome and
leave today for Squaw creek, wn'''
has mining interests.
Woolgrowcrs Here.
q. l.. Newman and W, r fD'
Flagstaff woolgrowers, arrived
last night from their homes IN tae
light City on sheep business.
Woolgrowers Visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-15
Left for Home.

Mr.. and Mrs W. J. Mayer and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Yenator left last even
ing for their homes in Mayer after at
tending the funerals OF Gus Moe aud
Thomas {. Martin, Friday and yestcr
tcrday.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-15
Home from visit.

County school superintendent Joll.
arrived home last night from an oficia
visit 70 the Seligman and Ash For
schools.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-15
A Short Visit.

Deputy sheriff Charles Maine q
Ash Fork paid a short official visit
the city yesterday, returning home O
the afternoon train.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-15
city News
....In Brief
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Mayer Vl'''''' .......- ID,
d. %. "'.
Ono c'.|
Skull V''''y '''''' -,u .u... sd.
Nh'r '''a"'
more OBJ.
Dewey VISITOR .....
Mrs. Henry '''y %, 80
ing with ineno9 '' que WY
VIII Leave TOT u''0N ..-.-,.
Miss ANNE Muileu VII. ,'' 49,
for Tucson on '''''
stockman NislDs'
van bi'N'""' '"'
man. was mere y'
hours.
Home from cue Spi'"s ,
Roy Young arrived "O". 80
from thre' NeeA'
tie HOT SpFlhsS'
Left Tor Home a.
John Enc i'AS "''
nome !" "Su" 'y
snort Dus'nes' '''''
VIII spend SUNDAY heie
w - Nhue'Soh "'''''
night from ASH EO'h " 'P' ~
win relatives ana ''''nu'
Lett fof hone
Dan ho"en' " T. murphy '"u
Lusk i'ft yesterday '"r '"e'I "o'"'' y"
Mayer htt'r TWO uuy" ''''' "''''
fassea fhiouF"'
H. H. hork"e'', f"''h"H ''' 'n'P''
tor passeu through mere i's' "'s"' y"
ms way 10 fhoehis gu DuS'n''9 VI "''
concern
Home from Sisit
County Sehool superintendent Jo'y
arrived nome iast nig"' ''on u" o'ii''"'
VISIT 20 the SeliRuah hhu NJ" ro'A
schools
Short 'ist'
DePu'y 0hefiu 'ha''es ""'hNe VI
ASH fofh paiu SNORT oh'''"' N's'' "
the ci'y yesterday, returning nome o"
the afternoon tram
reports Mining Active
u w aeSS'ons' VINO atfi'eu mere yes
terday irom the Nherry creek district
reports much activity IN tue MINING ip'
dustry IN that section.
A~it iof HOME t..
MI ana Mrs' W. - mayer anu MI
an" NILS rfeu 'ehator Iei' 'aS. even
ing ior 'ne'r homes III mayer "''er a'
tending the funerals OF Gus Moe aud
Ihomas - Mhftih, ftday ana yester
trru'y'
"one ''oh V'S''
MI ana Mrs' T. H. MEEK arrived
nome Yesterday from three weeks
''S'' win MIS- MEEK parents ~
'hen raheh on YAK creek
"m "i'i' "'i"''es'
MIS- - f. fr'ee was hn outgoing pas
senger on the southbound train last
night en- route to Skull valley, where
SUE wiz VISIT WIN feiatiVes'
WIN 0peha sunday Here
MIS- l. H. oxnain' Jrp and Miss
h''ty McNichoi arrived here last even
ing from thelf homes IN Humboldt to
spend Sunday with friends.
AL omciai Visit
r. l. t. Moore, chief clerk OF the
runway man service or the eighth di
N's'oh' WIN headquarters ~ Los An
s'''s' S mere on omciai business.
Passed Through.
ES'sneritf Houck of Navajo county
passed through here last night en-
route To the salt River valley, where
ne mas extensive sheep interests
mining man visits.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-15
Home from Visit.

Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Meek arriv,
home yesterday from three week
visit with Mrs. Mcek's parents
their ranch ON Oak creek
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-15
w. tEIom Tuesdays Daily,

FRANK Wilson of Maxton is visiting
in the city.