Weekly journal-miner., 1909-07-07
YAVAPAI CLUB
 OPENED AT LAST
Scenes of Brilliancy Attend the Func- ton at the Handsome New
 Club Rooms.
CFrom Fridays Daily)

of the buffet. It was the scene last
 night of iammed condition. and in
 its characteristic interpretation of un- derground mine work, profuse were
 the compliments it received. This { apartment is located next to the of
 fee. and may be reached through the
 main hallway by going to the opening on the east side lines of the build
 ing It is realistic condition of that prevailing below, and to intensity the
 principal industry of the country, and
 to typify the interests of the many
 men who make up the life of the club, everything prevailing in mining oper-
 ations is shown to practical effect.
 The timbers are standard 12Xl2. the
 tagging is of Oregon pine, miner 's
 candleSticks are stuck everywhere in
 to the ioists. and the entire frame
 work of the structure is put in place
 as if practical miners had done the
 work. Tiny electric lights are at
 tached to the heel of the candle
 sticks. the latter buried carelessly in-
 10 the ioists. If one desires to take
 his refreshments standing up. he can Go so, but if. on the other hand. lie
 desires to be seated. board of
 rough hew is the only receptacle.
 From the 'Stoper one is led into a
 drift, about twenty feet long. timber
 ed and Jagged as in the main sta
 ton. The same accommodations are
 here given. From being out of sight
 of the " "Stope" proper. guests can
 have their wants attended to by a
 code of bell signals. A system for
 this purpose prevails, and if one is
 unfortunate enough to ring up the
 wrong refreshment, the mucker re- ceives remuneration and the offender pays the penalty, according to the seriousness of the crime. Altogether this feature of the club s purpose is an interesting one. and that it will be Of national fame, is already evi- dent from the receipt of many in- qUiTies from outside of the territory.
 Among the guests present were MT. and Mrs. Paul Burks. Mr and Mrs. T. VI. Ross. MT. and Mrs. F. 0. Smith, MT. and Mrs. R. \. Frederichs Mr. and Mrs. F. l.. Wright. Maio~ and Mrs. J. NJ. Watts. Judge Edward NJ. Doe. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Burm- ister, AIr. and Mrs. :. A. Peter. Mir and Mrs. A. W. Edwards. Mir. and Mrs. r.. C. Smith. NIr. and Mrs. W. II. Doyle. Mr. and Mrs. G. \. Hof- man. MT. and Mrs. T. C. Job, Mir. and Mrs. W. S. Norviel. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Kast- ner, Judge and Mrs. F. W. Wells. Mir. and Mrs. A. l.. Smith. Mr and Mrs Harry Heap. MT. and Mrs Bork. Mir and Mrs. Corbin, Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Finn. Dr. and Mrs F.. C. Yount. Mr. ! and Mrs. Harry Brisley. Judge and Mrs. Parks. Mir. and Mrs. Harold l lheverton. AIr. and Mrs. E. S. Clark. 1 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Colyig. Mir. and 1. Mrs. 'T. F.. Campbell Lieutenant ana | Mrs. Ralph Glass, MT. and Mrs Bray. ! Nr. and Mrs A. A. Johns. Mr. and [ Mrs. J. N. Aitkeu. Mr. and Mrs. II. | D. Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Watson. AIr. |
 md Mrs. II. c. Coykendan Mr. and ! Mrs. J. S. Gales. MT. and Mrs. Kirk ,atrick. AIr. and Mrs. Larimer. MT. md Mrs Ed Block. Mrs Vickers of Phoenix. Mrs. J. W. Mines. Mrs. Mil l ar, Mrs. Mary Weaver. Mrs. Long lcre of Poland. Mr. and Misses Flynn of Humboldt, Nr. and Mrs. W. W. Ross. Mrs. Solomon. Mrs. Tom Nolan. Mrs Larmer. the Misses Pauline Johns. Florence Herndon, Mary Sloan. Lila Hawkins, Irene Wells. Therese 'redericks. Mabel Bri~lty. Wiunifred 'redericE~ and Vera Moore Mir. and >Ir- J. W. Stewart.