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Arizona republican., 1909-04-12

from people outside of Arizona. There is slight hesitancy on the part of the people of western Arizona to take hold with the enthusiasm. which is war ranted. but within short time they will come along all right.
 A New Telephone Line.
 The town site company is building a telephone line from the station at Vicksburg to Winchester, and the line will be connected up the first of the week. Already several firms have spoken for phones The line will also be connected up with the Arizona Northern and other mines in the dis trict. This line will be a great con- venience.
 The Mining Situation.
 Of course, there is the same old "if." which many people want to apply to Winchester and her mines. and partic ularly to her great gold properties, which is always applied to all mining camps and particularly to new min ing camps If the mine holds out for another week, or another month, or another year, that certain things will happen. The doubting Reubens are al ways present when good things start in and when they end, and they are always at the small end of the horn. People who arrive in camp state that there is considerable talk in western Arizona towns that the big gold strike has run out and the thing has fallen flat.
 If such statements are made. they are as far from the truth as can be; fnr rff l,fe "a is today bigger and better than it ever has been. and with each shot richer and better ore is being taken out old mining men who have fol- lowed the mining business for years simply stand amazed at the wonderful values now being taken from the bonanza. The new shaft is in solid ore, which will run all the way from the hundreds into the thousands of dollars worth per ton. The last shot today brought out the finest specimen ever brought from the mine. Beyond any doubt whatever. the property is the best gold mine ever discovered in the United States. When this infor- nation once becomes generally known, there will be the greatest rush of peo- pie to Winchester ever known any where. Cripple Creek. Goldfield. the Black Hills, or any other mining camp never had such a mine as the Arizona Northern.
 And this is not all. but only one. Yesterday, while doing some assess ment work on the Salome- Hillside group. which adjoins the Arizona Northern, a rich vein of picture gold ore was found and the samples taken out rival anything ever taken from the big bonanza.
 Another property or strike which has just recently been made is showing mp wonderfully rich, and that is called the Mitchell strike It is located about a mile east of Winchester While this vein does not show up as rich speci- mems as the other strikes yet the ore now being taken out is very rich and there are great quantities of it. The
Arizona republican., 1909-04-12
LOOKING IN AT THE COLISEUM.

The new bill at the Coliseum met packed house last night. Not only that people stood in line at the door un- til nearly the end of the second show This is not weekend occurrence, but happens every night Reeves and Wood have certainly made real hit They have found what Phoenix amuse- ment lovers want-a high-class show. by high-class artists. Though the bill last week and the week previous was strOng-"classy''- program that went on the docket last night was the best yet
 DuvalI and Lotto are the head-lin- CTS. with an altogether new-style nov city act. "A Directors Dream They are too clever to he described
 Neil Brodie is refreshingly new in his mOnologue stunt
 Martin Howard, the international dancer. is an act in a hundred-seldou seen outside of the big circuit.
 The moving pictures are unique. as noyelties-sure to please the children.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-12

did not understand it. In spite of their surprise. Jesus was willing to overlook the unbelief that was implied in that surprise. Let us take that thought home to our hearts. Peter denied his Lord, Thomas doubted, John the Bap- tist questioned. but the Master did not turn away from them for that It seems to me that sometimes Almighty God. in order to the bestowment of his blessing. only asks of us in our inn perfection that exercise of faith which constitutes a part of hope.
 Let us look at the certainty of the resurrection of the Lord Jesus. I am not here this morning to bolster up the word of God It needs no word of mine to make it stand. But, that our faith and trust may be made stronger and that we may be better able to give a reason for the faith that is in us. let us look at some of the facts that prove that the Lord Jesus Christ arose from the grave. We are living nineteen hundred years after the res urrection and the evidence has grown stronger and stronger every year. Sup pose that you had had a dear brother. to whose every act and characteristic you were accustomed; suppose you had seen him sicken and die; suppose he was laid away in the grave before your eyes; and then suppose at the end of three days you saw him stand before you. heard him speak to SOu, saw the well--known form. and noted the characteristic actions on his part would you not say, in spite of all doubts and everything else to the con- trary. that it was he? Just such proof came to the disciples of the resurrec- ton of the Master If I were to ask you what proofs you would accept. you would say that there must have been eye witnesses: that there must have been more than one; that they must have been worthy witnesses: and that they must have been honest Can not that be said concerning the wit nesses of the resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ? He was seen of over five hundred disciples at once; they were worthy witnesses, for not a line in the New Testament indicates that these men had any other motives than those they professed; they were hon. est witnesses, for even today no man can or even attempts to maintain that their lives were not honest and true The life of the Church of the Lord Jesus Christ is another reason for be lieving in the resurrection. for that be- lief is the corner stone of the church. The hardest thing in all the world to believe is an absurdity. and it is an absurdity to believe that the church of fhp I ord IpSIS is based Ou a lie The epistles. aside from what is said in the gospels. give abundant proof. for any thinking man. of the resurrection: and no reasonable man. who knows anything about it today. will argue that the epistles are not genuine There is not an Anglo Saxon court of justice in the world that would not ac- cept the proofs of the resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ. One of the Evangelists writes it down that He
Arizona republican., 1909-04-12
PROOF OF RESURRECTION
The Importance of a Belief In This Fact Without Which Men Are at Sea In
 Reference to All Things
 Pertaining to Gods Truth.

Rev Henry Martyr Campbell, pas tor of the First Presbyterian church, yesterday morning preached the Eas- ter sermon on the resurrection, taking his text from the thirty-fourth verse of the twenty-fourth chapter of Luke "The Lord is risen indeed, and hath appeared to simon" The following quotations give a brief synopsis of the discourse:
 Let us not for a moment. in the consideration of this text. lose sight of the fact that the Lord Jesus Christ is in heaven reigning. Our text is taken from the close of the narrative re- garding the walk to Emmaus. When the Lord had been made known to those two disciples in the breaking of bread, they return to make the good news known to the other discirles and are greeted with the glad exclamation. The Lord is risen indeed. and hath appeared to simon
 The disciples were surprised at the resurrection of the Lord. Not only does our text indicate their surprise. but if you will look over the record you will find that there are many ex- pressiOns that indicate that they were greatly surprised when the fact of the resurrection of the Lord became known to them. Though Christ had told them often and in many ways that he was to rise from the dead. they
Arizona republican., 1909-04-12

they pack away on burros. Several outfits are also engaged in hauling wa ter in barrels and in wagons.
 New Roads Being Built.
 The road from Vicksburg to Win chester, two miles and a half, is one of the best roads in Arizona for wag ons, automobiles and foot passengers. The road from Winchester to the big Bonanza mine is two and a half miles long. and it is being repaired by the town site company and the Arizona Northern people, so that wagons and automobiles can make the trip with ease When done, which will be in an other week, this road will be a fine one Leaving Winchester, the road follows the Winchester Wash for short distance, then cuts across a mesa for half a mile, then takes the Wash again to the foot of the mountain, where a wagon and automobile trail or road is being built to the mine or gold strike. As soon as the road is completed. the Arizona Northern peo- pie are going to build a large camp for the accommodation of the people work ing in the mine. as well as the men working on adjoining properties. In a couple of weeks there will be over a hundred men in this camp. But this road is not the only one. To go to the Calcite Copper company mine. which is two miles from Winchester, take the Wash road for half a mile and turn off on the Salome road. This road is also a very good road Then there is the road to the Yellow Bird mine and also to the Ironwood & Ari- zona mines. Tn fact, the roads leading out of Winchester in all directions are very good for mountain roads.
 New Business Established.
 Winchester now boasts of a new grocery and general merchandise store. which is being run by c. F. Pulsifer. formerly of Alhambra. near Phoenix. His store has been opened up for two days. and he is doing fine business.
 The Winchester Lumber company, Mark Atkins. manager. has been doing business for three days, and they are selling the lumber as fast as it is brought in from the depot
 R. NJ. CattersOn, of Phoenix. has opened a lodging house and restaurant and is doing a good business This, in addition to the Desert mine board ing and lodging house, furnishes ac- commodation for a large number of people. but even with that there are many turned away every day because of the lack of accommodations.
 Mccoy & Duncan have opened a sa- loon on Main street. and are doing a rushing business.
 In addition to these houses there are many others which will be started within a short time. Los Angeles firm will start large store in Win chester in a few days and will keep a full line of everything. A Denver man is figuring on building a large hotel which will accommodate fully two hundred people.
 For a town only two weeks old, Win chester has made more progress than any other town ever started in Ari- zona, and most of the energy has come
Arizona republican., 1909-04-12
THE WAY ID GLORY HOLE
A Connection by Telephone With Vicksburg--What Is Going On In the Mines In That Vicinity--The Future of the Colorado Country.

Winchester. AriZ.. via Vicksburg April 1e.-CSpecial Correspondence of The ReIublican)-9usi in the new camp is booming and many strangers are coming every day Several car loads of lumber have arrived and new buildings are going up on Main street The town site company Is doing a land office business and state that they have already sold over three hundred lots in the new town. The town site has been laid out, covering 16O acres. and the main street is eight blocks long. Every lot on Main street has been sold and many lots on the other streets have also been sold
 People who come to the new gold camp are finding out that the proper way is to get off the train at Vicksburg and take the stage line or else walk to Winchester. and from there go on to the big strike called the Glory Hole or else make trips to the various out lying camps and mines. Winchester is now the headquarters for several hundred men. who are engaged in To- eating, prospecting and development work It is now estimated that there are over a thousand men in the hills surrounding Winchester The well is very popular. and there is not a min ute in the day that there are not from one to twenty people getting--water. either in canteens or in cans. which
Arizona republican., 1909-04-12

was buried If Christ rose not. why did not his enemies go to the grave and produce his body. if it was in their power? If the body was in the hands of Christ's friends. we are to believe that men, whose characters no one even today assails. were false wit nesses. Impossible. impossible, You have as good right to rely upon tho truth of the resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ as YOU have to believe in the fact that the Declaration of Inde- pendence was signed. The proof is as positive and complete in the one case as in the other.
 T am sure that many times We overlook the Importance of this funda- mental belief. The man who overlOoks the importance of the belief in the res urrection is at sea in reference to everything pertaining to Gods truth. Show me a man who has positive be- liefs in regard to the things of God and I will show you a man who be lieves in the resurrection.
 The sweetest thought of it all Is found in the latter part of our text. And hath appeared to Simon or all the men to whom the Lord, in the light of our judgment. should not have appeared, it would have been simon He if was who had denied the Master. who had cursed and sworn. saying that he knew not the Man. But the Lord laid honor upon simon above all of the other disciples. saying Co. tell my disciples and Peter Thus the Master called Saul from his persecu- tiOns of the Christians to be a chosen vessel to him: thus the Master over looked the doubts of Thomas; thus he prayed for those who crucified him. Father, forgive them: they know not what they do. The Lord is risen in deed. and hath appeared unto simon
 There's a wideness in Gods mercy like the wideness Of the sea
 There's a kindness in his justice which is more than liberty"
Arizona republican., 1909-04-12
WHAT SOME PEOPLE DO.

Some people let a trifling thing like weak nerves run along because they think it will remedy itself If they would take SeXine Pills in time. they would save many a dollar. and be strong and able to work besides. S1 a box. 6 boxes 8. with full guarantee for all forms of nerve weakness. Ad- dress or call on EIvey 6 HuIett, where they sell all the principal remedies and do not substitute.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-12
"ANO THE HUNGRY MAN WAS
 EEQ.

White House Cook Book. Post Of flee News store.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-12

This is the annual self-denial week of the Salvation Army.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-12
Future of Colorado Country.

With all of these great mines locat- ed in and about Winchester. the fu- ture of the town and the country can be foreseen at a glance. No camp was ever started under more excellent auspices than this camp has started. The rush of people has been large and is increasing every day. and within the next few months it bids fair to out-class anything ever seen in the country. Phoenix stands chance to be the big winner in the development of this country. Within a short time Phoenix should have a great trade in this country, unless Los Angeles and Denver get in first and take the cream of the business. Business men and business houses are getting into the territory from other cities. and they can easily foresee the greatness of the country
Arizona republican., 1909-04-12

ledge is reported to be many feet wide and the ore runs from one hundred to over a thousand dollars per ton. This one mine alone would set on fire any other district, but it is only one among a dozen others in the Winchester dis trict.
 Other Winchester Mines.
 A large force of men went to work today on the old Ironwood & Arizona property, which is now called the Yuma Copper company mine This property was recently bought by Michigan peO- pie for S70,000 It is a gold and cop per property and has the best showing for gold and copper of any other prop erty in the Colorado country.
 Then there is the Calcite Copper company mine. which is only two miles from Winchester. This property was recently bought by the Lewishons of New York for $500,000. and a force of men are at work on the property. The mine struck the sulphide ore at the siXty-foot level, and is now down 175 feet and until in the solid sulphides. the ore running from four to seven per cent copper and five to ten dollars in gold.
 The old Desert mine, which is right at Winchester, is reported to contem- plate starting to work in very short time. This is one of the old gold mines of western Arizona. and from indica- tions. will be one of the great produc-
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-06

order; II was papered and made as
coy as possible. Tebles. stoves. floor
coverings. rockers and other chairs.
couch and other furniture and fixings
were donated or loaned, many OF them
not entirely new. The telephone was
also donated. Bread, pies and cakes
were freely given for sale and a pres
ent OF about fifty potato sacks. which
were sold at cents each. SO Sunny.
side had place where men, women
and children could come in and en-.
Joy a warm fire, rocking chair. pa
pers. books and magazines. There Is
no charge for any OF these comforts,
but box for free will Offering stands
ON the table.
Men know where to find their wives
when they are through shopping.
Friends make appointments to meet
each other at the rest room.
The cub Is not a money making
scheme. as no one gets a cent but the
matron. There is also a library OF
about 500 books. including the latest
and best The merchants contribute
N lnthly % cents and upward which
more than pays the rent. and any sur.
plus Is used to add another comfort
70 the rooms. During the one year OF
it's life about 1000 visits were paid
to the rest room. and the merchants
look upon II as a good business I'm.
vestment. The new quarters have
four rooms-library, dining room.
kitchen and n room for ladies and
babies.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-06

Mascagni. the famous composer
was once asked 10 entertain the royal
court In Rome. He did so and de.
lighted his audience. When he finished
playing he started a conversation with
little princess who had stood near
the plano during the recital and had
shown every sign OF deep interest. Az
n matter Of fact. she had been in
structed by her mother 60 say. II any
question should be asked. that "Mas.
cagni was the greatest musician In
Italy"
The composer asked her which 81
the great living masters she liked best.
and the proud mother turned toward
the child 10 hear the pretty llttlo
speech which had been taught ber
Instead OF the compliment came the
witbcrlng remark:
There are no great masters living
They are all dead"
The musician gave n little start and
then said:
Your exccllency. permit me 20 con
graduate you. You are the most truth
full critic In Europe"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-06
LARGEST Family on Record.

l. the Harleian manuscript. Nos. Is
and $50, IN the library Of the British
museum mention Is made OF the most
extraordinary family that has ever
been known In the worlds history
The parties were q Scotch weaver and
bis wife mot wives. who were the
father and mother Of slxty-two chill.
dren. The majority OF the offspring
OF this prolific pair were boys-exactly
how many Il not known. for the rec
ord mentions the fact that forty-six of
the male children lived 20 reach man
hoods estate and only four OF the
daughters lived 10 be grownup won
en-. Thiriy-nine Of the sons were still
living Ia the year 1880. the majority
OF them then residing In aud about
Newcastle-on-Tync. II Is recorded IN
one Of the old histories Of Newcastle
that "a ceryne gentleman Of largeses-
taytes" rode thirty and three miles
beyond the Tyne TO prove this won
derful story" II Il further related
that SIR j. Bowers adopted ten of the
sons and three other LANDED gentle
men" took ten each. The remaining
members OF the extraordinary family
were brought up by the parents.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-06
BRYAN, TEXAS. MAY G. 1909.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisers will please take notice
that to insure the appearance OF their
ads on the day the copy Is brought In.
copy for Daily ads, both new and
changes, must reach the office not
later than 10 o'clock a. m. on the day
the ads are to appear. Copy for ads
In the Weekly must reach the Office
by Tuesday afternoon. not later than
$50.
All notices Of church services, and
all other notices. must be In the office
by II o'clock Of the day they are to
appear.
II Is our purpose to make the Eagle
prompt TO the minute and TO this II
10 necessary TO have fixed rules. Our
friends and patrons will aid US eres ~
by complying with the above.
THE EAGLE PRINTING CO.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-06
BRYAN NEEDS A REST ROOM.

While George Stuart was talking
yesterday about serving the Master
by doing good TO others. while every
ear in the large congregation was
alert to catch every soulstirring word
and hundreds OF hearts were throb-
bling with a new born or reawakened
zeal for service, it occurred TO the
writer that there Is one way. hitherto
neglected. in which this zeal for prac.
teal service and helpfulness can find
expression. Bryan needs a rest room
for farmers and their families who
come TO town TO trade, for transient
visitors and for all wayfarers who
have no friends here 20 make them
welcome at their homes. II Is true
the men can go TO the saloons or they
can lounge in the public rooms OF the
hotels. but for the women and child
rem there Is no place where they can
rest. rearrange their toilets. refresh
themselves when they come TO town.
tired, hot and dusty, with wind blown
hair and disheveled apparel.
To give an idea of how the thing |
may be done. an extract from a de-
scription OF such an institution In
Sunnyside. in the State OF Washing
ton viii serve the purpose Here &
Is:
The necessity existed, and a few en-.
ergetie women saw Il and determined
to do something. but they had not a
penny to start with Anyway. they
started. The Public Rest Room club
sprang into existence. There are
president and secretary treasurer
and an executive board. The
president is hustling. capable wo.
man. a room IN the business portion
OF Sunnyside was rented. The first
months rent was donated TO Offset
the expense of putting the room In
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-06
KEEP THE RECORD STRAIGHT.

The lieutenant governor and some
Of the senators admit that they were
ratified" when they killed the Ward
bill Fortunately Texas has an attor-
ney general who never loses his head.
Bryan Eagle.
We are under the impression that
II was Assistant Attorney General
Hawkins who assured the senate that
there was nothing in the Ward amend
ment that would affect the Pierce
case. The Eagle now gives all the
credit 70 the attorney general. We
haven't any desire TO cheat the gener.
al out OF any boquets coming his way.
but for the sake OF Justice give credit
. the boys entitled 10 g. once in
awhile. -Navesota Examiner.
Before the Ward bill was acted on
Assistant Attorney General Hawkins
had expressed the opinion that q
would not affect the Waters Pierce
case. but In spite OF this the senate
killed Il. What the Eagle said vas
based on the report sent out by the
Texas News Service. the day after
the Ward bill was killed and publish.
ed in our news columns the same day. |
Here Il Is:
Austin. April 2S.r-Attorney General |
Davidson today denied that II the
Ward bill was enacted II would have
he effect claimed on the floor OF the
senate yesterday. namely TO nulllfy
he criminal prosecutions against II.
'lay Pierce or even TO permit his com.
lany TO reenter Texas Lieutenant
Governor Davidson today said that he
vas mistaken yesterday in his con.
'eptlon OF the bill. The senators gen
rally believe that the senate took the
wrong action yesterday and the bill
nay be resurrected and passed.
Mr. Hawkins Is an able lawyer but
II was not his opinion hut
hat Of the attorney general which
ed the lieutenant governor aud the1
enators to see their mistake.