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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-04
PLANS MATURED
FOR PLACER
PROJECT
LYNX CREEK SOON TO BE
SCENE OF WORK FOR
RECOVERY OF GOLD
DUST

(From Wednesdays Daily.)
During the present week c. w.
Talbot, president of the Lynx
Greek Mining Co., and his associate,
B. J. Spencer, arrived from Kansas
City, Mo-, to close up preliminary
matters incidental to inaugurating
operations on that large placer pro-
ject. Talbot returns to Prescott
to reside it is stated, and will de-
vote his personal time to this I'M
dertaking. The machinery has been
ordered, and pending its arrival ex-
tensive exploration will be prose-
cuted. Leading up to the large ex-
plorations contemplated, a thorough
testing of the auriferous soil was
given by primitive process. and it
is because OF the attractive values
recovered the introduction of a big
plant has been decided upon. The
holdings of this company embrace
virgin ground situated at the cross
ing OF the Lynx creek road. Above
and below that point. thousands OF
dollars in placer dust is to the cred
it OF the stream, by rocking and
dry washing.
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ELECTRIC POWER FOR
GRANITE CREEK DAM

That department of the Hassay-
ampa Alfalfa Farms Company,
known as land developing, begins
teeming with activity today, and
with that move we'll under Roadway.
dam building on Granite creek also
is to follow in a short time, it was
learned yesterday.
Plans for the latter work call for
electrical power to drive the big air
compressor and crushers, as we'll as
for lighting the site at night, it be-
ing quite probable a twenty-four
hour Shift will be employed. The
contract for the dam calls for its
completion by January l. but with
climatic conditions is to
be extended. Mr.. Wells wires that
he was detained at Boise City. but
will arrive in the city not later than
next Friday. The unloading of the
structural steel at the spur and its
removal to the site of the dam is
going on, and from this action, it is
believed early construction is a set
tied fact.
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SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice Of Mother no Doubt Pre-
vents Daughters Uuimely End.

Ready, KY was not able to do
anything for nearly six months" writes
Mrs. Laura Bratcher, ofthis place, land
was down IN bed for three months.
cannot tell you how ! suffered with
my head, and with nervousness and
womanly troubles.
Our family doctor told my husband he
could not do me any good, and he had
to give il up. We tried another doctor,
but he did NOT help me.
At last, my mother advised me TO take
Cardui, the woman's tonic. thought
il was no use for was nearly dead and
nothing seemed TO do me any good. But
! took eleven bottles, and now am able
to do all OF my work and M own
washing.
| think Cardui is the best medicine in
the world. My weight has increased,
and | look the picture OF health. I"
If you suffer from any of the ailments
peculiar 10 women, get bottle of Cardui
today. Delay is dangerous. We know
it will help you. for il has helped so
many thousands of offIer weak women
in the past so years.
At all druggists.
Write TO: Chattanooga Medicine Co., Ladies'
Advisory Dept, Chattanooga, Tenn. for Steeiai
hssfys<fioss on your case and s<pass book. Home
Treatment for Women" In plain wrapper. NC. l2s
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BELCHER GROUP
ON Bic BUG
SOLD
(From Wednesdays DaiIy.)

(From Wednesdays DaiIy.)
Negotiations that have been pend
ing for several months for the sale
of the Red Rock, Belcher, Mann
moth and other mines in Big Bug
district were closed Saturday when
F. S. Kirkland, w. w. Lewis and
E. s. Pennebacker, of FL Paso,
Texas, acquired the group for the
sum of $4,000, a first payment be-
ing made. The deal was put
through by George Domaine, the
assayer of Humboldt, and his as
sociate d. f. Dawes, superintendent
of the Fortune Mining Co.
Articles OF agreement were re-
corded Saturday, in which it was
stipulated that certain conditions
were to be observed by the pur-
chasers in operating the property.
as we'll as designating periods of
The Red Rock was somewhat ex-
operated several years ago
as we'll was the Belcher developed
to depth, with the Mammoth, all
being within a stones throw of
each other, and on the same ledge.
ThS .serchasers are to begin oper-
v once.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of w. A. Storts, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned. administrators of the es-
tate of w. a. Storts. deceased, to
the creditors OF and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them. with the
necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication
of this notice to the said admins
tratrix at TIE Office of John J. Haw-
kins, Prescott, Arizona, the same
being the place for the transaction
of the business of said estate, in
said county of Yavapai.
CORA r. STORTS,
Administrative of the estate OF w.
A. Storts, deceased.
Dated Prescott, Arizona, this g
day of October, 1914.
First pub. Nov 5. WV St.
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Mining Business.
BRADSHAW MINES
FACE FINE FUTURE
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

George s. Connolly, banker of
Springfield, Illinois, returned to
Prescott Friday from Crown King,
and announced that the custom ore
plant for Bradshaw mines. would
be built He is quite familiar with
the mineral resources of that field,
and made the positive statement
that only incidental matters were
to be adjusted. when construction
would begin.
Connolly was accompanied to the
Bradshaws by. his tive mining en-
gineers, one of them remaining in
the field, to continue observations
of mineral resources, while the 9th
et returned to the coast Saturday.
The process OF treatment is by
electricity, and has been thoroughly
worked out. The first unit of fifty
tons per day capacity will be erect
ed near Crown King, convenient
to the Nelson, War Eagle Gladia-
tor, Wildflower and other mines on
the northern slope OF the Bradshaw
range, while the power generating
plant will be located on a spur of
the railroad at Crown King, that,
the handling of oil as fuel may
be had for economical reasons. The
first unit is on the road, and as
fast as ore supply conditions will
warrant additional units will be
built at that point or as desired.
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BOSTON, Nov. 3.-The first five
towns reporting on the election,
gave for governor: Mccall. republi-
can, 525; Walker, progressive, l24;
Walsh, democratic, AIS. Same last
year gave. Bird, progressive, 4O1;
Garnder. republican, 333; Walsh,
democratic, 353.
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(From Saturdays Daily
Trim.

Business Trip.
Attorney Robert E. Morrison LEI
for Phoenix yesterday on litigation
before the Superior Court and re
turns next Monday
On Business.
II. P. Schwanbeck was a bust
ness visitor to the city yesterday
from Cedar Glade, and reported
the biggest storm as taking plac,
N many months.
Visited the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. J s. Thompson anC
family returned Thursday from an
eastern trip OF several weeks anC
returned to Crown King yesterday
where the former is the section
foreman of the Bradshaw Mountain
railway.
Visited Old Home.
Miss Frances Birch, and nephew
w. E. King, returned yesterday
from Hamilton, North Dakota
where they had been visiting witt
relatives at the old home for tn,
past two months.
Goes to Mines.
Sam Fielding and Fred Hunton
left yesterday for Turkey creek
where they start performing an
nual assessment work on their
mines. Hunton is recently from
Soccorro, y. NJ. and will probably
remain.
Brief Visitor.
Mrs. Henry Cursor, is a brief
visitor to the city while returning
to Phoenix from Trinidad. Colo.
where she had been attending her
mother, who was quite i'll. She was
visitor during the summer, until
early in September.
General Rain.
This city and country adjacent
was again visited yesterday by an
other freak rain, that was general
according to reports received. In
the Ash Fork region, particularly
the downpour was the heaviest
known since the summer storms.
Winter Quarters.
R. w. Meador, who had been
operating the Joe Don mines in
Hassayampa district, during the
summer, returned to the city yes
terday, to remain for the winter.
His associate in the property is J..
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w. Wilson. Meador states condi-
tions are satisfactory in new ore
bodies opened up.
Mining Business.
]. A. and \. w. Stratton. OF Kan
sas City, recent arrivals. have be
come interested in the Berry Bros.
group of gold mines in Lynx creek
district, and are establishing a
camp. A large line of development
is being outlined, and operations
are to go ahead throughout the
winter.
Verde Visitor
R. E. Perkins was in the city
yesterday from Perkinsville, and
reported the cattle business as in
inc condition for this time of the
year, with new feed coming up on
the range.
From the Mines.
{. J. McNulty is in the city from
the McNulty & Mcbride mining
camp on Copper creek, and reports
exploration as going ahead. with
determinations as satisfactory.
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(From Wednesdays Daily.)
To Phoenix.

= W Ddll1.J
To Phoenix.
Attorney r. p. Talbot went to
Phoenix yesterday where he will
be engaged several days on legal
business.
On Business.
Grant Eads, the Dewey business
man and mail CONTRACTOR to the
Verde valley, was business visitor
to the city yesterday.
Visiting Friends.
MIS-. L. P, Nellis, wife of the min
ing man and merchant of Turkey,
is in the city for the rest OF the
week to visit with friends.
Business Visitor.
F. T. Franks, hosting engineer
OF the A. & A. mining camp, at
Jerome, was in the city yesterday
on a business trip and also to vote
at his former home.
Country Visitors.
Ray Hill of Camp Wood; Mr.
and Mrs. John Stanley. of the Coy
ote ranch; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Anderson, OF SCOTS Basin, and Mr.
and Mrs. c. D. Rynearson and son
of Kirkland valley, were in the city
yesterday on business and to visit
with friends.
From the Mines.
Fritz Vierthaler, operating the
White Spar mines under a bond and
lease, was in the city yesterday
from the camp, south of the Gil
max and stated the low price of
silver will necessitate limited
work hereafter. On the dump are
several tons, that will be shipped
later to the smelter.
Mining Business.
Mark Bradley, superintendent of
the Poverty mine on Slate creek,
was in the city yesterday, and stat
ed development continues and ore
are far better than at
any time in its history. Shipping
10 Hayden smelters, has been dis
continued however. for the present,
but will be resumed later. when me
tai quotations are stored.
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hall comedies the election of Whit
man. Eight hundred and fifty nine
precincts of New York City give
Glynn. l2l,754; Whitman. 10l .354;
Davenport, 6,19S; Sulzer. 1870. For
congressman of the 35th district,
Walter w. Magee, republican, was
elected
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THORNE FOUND.
(From Tuesdays DaiIy.)

George Thorne, whose uneYplain-
ed absence from home from We'd
nesday until Saturday caused such
a commotion, dispensed with any
further anxiety by arriving at his
home east of Prescott safe and
sound. He had been in the hills af-
ter missing goats and stopped at
various camps during his absence,
little thinking that his unknown
whereabouts was causing so much
trouble.
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Trom Sundays Daily.)

From Sundays Daily)
Shower Away.
Charles Shower played for dance
at Hillside last Friday evening.
Ashurst Coming.
Senator Ashurst will speak in
Prescott at the public forum Mon
day night.
Business Trip.
c. A. Randall, in charge of the
Congress gold mines, was an ar
rival in the city yesterday on a
business trip, returning south later.
Visiting Friends.
Mrs. X. T. Cuthberth and daught-
er, Mrs.Fred S. Davidson, are in
the city to visit with friends over
Sunday, while en- route home to
Phoenix, from Holbrook, Mr.. Cuth-
berth being engaged in the cattle
business in Navajo county.
From the Capital.
Senator and Mrs. H. F. Ashurst
have returned from Washington,
the former remaining in the south
for a few days and the latter ar
irving in Prescott yesterday. Both
will remain in the state until con-
gress convenes in December.
Returns Home.
F. f. Dicus, who had been tour
ing the northern part of the state
in auto, arrived at Ruffner's garage
yesterday, and leaves for Phoenix
today. The climate is splendid, the
country is prosperous, and the big
rains have made the cattle business
a fine asset for the future, he says
Back from Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Kiehl, who had
been visiting with relatives and
friends at Thunderstorm, Ontario,
Tor the past month, returned home
yesterday, just one month ahead of,
their original schedule on leaving.
They enjoyed the trip, but are glad
to be in the mile high home town
again.
Visiting Friends.
]. L. Hardy, a well known range
man of the southern part of the
county is in the city visiting with
friends and on business. Hardy is
a big cattle raiser, and at present |
has his headquarters at Bumblebee.
He states grazing is good, and cat
tie are in better form than in many
years.
Leave for Winter.
Mrs. Ed. Highlander and daught-
or, Miss Edna, left yesterday for
Yuma, to remain for the winter, as
guests of Mrs. George Vollmer. al
so a daughter. who had been spend
ing the summer in this city. o. P.
a Santa Fe clerk in the
office OF F. P. Cruice, accompanied
them, and will return later in the
week.
Mining Man Returns.
D. NJ. Lorcey, who has taken
over the Alvarado group in Fools
Gulch, and is identified with the
Juanita in Crook Canyon, the
FORBES mines of Hassayampa dis
trict, and the Haney copper prop
cries of Copper Basin district, re-
turned yesterday from the southern
part OF the state on business. He
Iraves later for ST. Louis to con-
suit with associates.
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(From Fridays Daily

Visiting Sister.
Mrs. Thomas Morrell left yester-
dav for Wickenburg, to visit with
her sister. Mrs. RAY Wolfe and
friends for the next two weeks.
Rancher in Town.
J. V. Dickson. prominent cat
tleman from Skull valley, was in
the city yesterday looking up some
tax matters at the county court
house.
After Big Game.
Earl c. Goodwin and Sterling
Plummer went to the Jersey Lilly
country yesterday afternoon to hunt
deer, and may be gone two or
three days.
From the Camp.
Geo. H. Freyda, mining in the
Big' Bug country. was an arrival
yesterday on business. and Incl
dentallv to promote his candidacy
for supervisor on the Socialist
ticket.
Back from Desert.
w. J. Mulvenon has returned
from the Bonanza mines in tfic
Harqua Hala range. and gives {.
good report of the showing mad,
from recent development. He j,
interested in the famous old gold
producer. and after election return.
to the camp to remain for the win
ter.
New Passionate.
Rev. c. w. Deming, a forme,
Methodist minister of this city, wa
in the city yesterday from King
man, and announced that in tn,
future he would be assigned to the
Needles pastorate. He leaves TO
day for that city and will be &C
companied by his wife. his son re
naming at the ranch in Granite
Dells.
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NORABLE FALL.
rom Thursdays Daily.)

tFrom thursdays DaiiyJ
J. F. Condron. we'll known pio-
neer resident of Walnut Grove, who
is in the city on business, -tates
the present fall has been OF ex-
ceptional advantage to rangemen.
" it'll plenty of rain and as yet no
frost. Grazing conditions are ex-
crllcnt. and with a continuation of
good weather for the next two
weeks feed will be abundant for the
cntire winter.
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Sullivan in Lead

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-The City
News Bureau estimates that Roger
Sullivan, democrat, will carry Cook
county by $3.50 plurality. Robins,
progressive is close third to Sher-
man, republican.
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(From Thursdays Dallv.)
Visiting Friends.
Mrs William LAWYER, of Hum
boldt. is in the city for a few days
visiting with friends.
On Business.
Samuel. Evan and w. J. Davies
miners OF Jerome, are in the city
on business trip for a few days.
Valley Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stapp. of Skull
valley. are in the city for a few
days on business and to visit with
friends.
Coast Visitor.
Miss Edna Bland. of Los Angeles
was an arrival yesterday. en- route
to Humboldt. to visit with friends
indefinitely.
From the North.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Brown. the
former a large cattle owner of the
Ash Fork section. are in the city
on business and pleasure for the
rest OF the week.
Business Visitor.
c. f. Champie, well known in the
southern part OF the county, where
hC - SHSdSCu III INNING anu SlOSh
raising, arrived from Castle creek
yesterday to remain for the rest of
the week on business.
Ashurst May Come.
Local democrats assert that they
have not heard from Senator Ash
urst in any way which would indi-
cate he would not fill his date here
Saturday night, and are going on
with plans for the meeting.
Visiting Rangeman.
William Ritter, the Kirkland val
ley rangeman, is in the city, and re-
ports that industry as in better
shape for this time of the year than
ever known. The mild weather.
has FASTENED the growth OF new
feed indications being that stock will
pass into the winter in fine form.
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Looks Republican.

NEW HAVEN. Nov. Six
towns III Connecticut give senator
Branegee, republican 9,272; Bald
win, democrat, 7,1S4; Smith, pro-
gressive, 593; Governor Holcomb,
republican. 1928; finger. democrat,
S,7l2; Fisher, progressive 7SS.
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REPUBLICANS
SWEEP THE
EAST
Continued from page ~

continued from page II
give Senator Gerard, democrat, 2l-
l52; Nadsworth, republican, 1896;
Colby, progressive, 5,9Sl. Three
hunded and thirty-seven precincts
outside of New York City, give
Governor Glynn, 36,lS4; Whitman,
56.Sl7; Davenport, $3.50; Sulzer, s.
2l3.
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Boston for Walsh.

BOSTON. Nov. 3.-The city COM
plete on governor: Mccall. republi-
can. 25,O76; Walker. progressive. g.
go; Walsh. democrat, 50O9S. Out
side districts show Mccall to be
ahead, however, the progressive is
third. South Carolina and Missis-
sippi. are democratic.
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Glynn Leads.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Two hun
bred and twenty-five out of 2O31
districts in New York City give:
Glynn, 30,ll4; Whitman, 24,231;
Davenport, 1913; Sulzer, 1917. w.
S. Green, republican is elected to
congress from the Massachusetts
twelfth congressional district.
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probably return later He also stat
ed that curtailing OF copper pro-
duction by his company continues.
and the force of employees has been
reduced to about sixty per cent No
intimation is given when the force
will be resumed to normal.
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Conn. and N. H. Republican

NEW HAVEN. Nov. 3.-Connecti-
cut returns indicate a republican
sweep. Brandegee is probably re-
elected senator over Baldwin. The
first returns from New Hampshire
show republican pluralities for all
the principal offices.
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Whitman Leads at Rome.

ROME, n. Y, Nov. 3.-The city
returns complies give Glynn, demo
crat, 1876; Whitman, republican,
l ,S9l; Davenport, progressive 238;
Sulzer, progressive and American,
Az.
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First Reports.

BURLINGTON, VT, Nov. 3.-The
first six towns to report give Sem
ator Dillingham;, republican, 7O7;
Prouty, democrat-progressive, 500.
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(From Tuesdays Daily.)

NfTOm TUESDAY Daily.)
Valley Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Rigden, of
Kirkland valley, visited with friends
in the city Sunday, returning home
yesterday.
Visiting Rangenan.
J. H. Maders, the we'll known
rangeman OF the Aqua Fria, was in
the city yesterday on a business
trip, travelling in auto.
Return Home.
Miss Julia Wilkins and brother-in-
law, Matthew Lee, who had been
visiting with friends in the city for
several days, returned to their home
in Kirkland valley yesterday.
Jerome Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Roberts are
in the city from Jerome, to visit
with friends, the latter leaving lat
er for Mayer where she will be the
guest for several days of Mrs. Gill
Information for Women.
The Business Girls Club room
will be open all day for any wo-
men who wish to avail themselves
of the information supplied by the
Yavapai Council of Women Voters.
Country Visitors.
S. w. Holder and J. H. Cochran,
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Massachusetts Republican.

BOSTON, Nov. 3.-The returns
on governor from twenty out of
LIS districts give Mccall. republi-
can, 1872; Walker, progressive, 538;
Walsh, democrat $50.
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DanYille Vote.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-In the first
precinct of Danville, Cannon receiv-
cd As; CHAIR, 81. Alabama went
democratic.
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New York 10000 Republican

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Tammany
is conceding Whitman's election and
estimates his plurality at 10000.
Sulzer is running ahead OF the pro-
gressive candidate, Davenport.
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Republicans Win in Iowa.

DIES MONIES. Nov. 3-Congress-
men Haugen, Good, Dowell, Town
er, and Green, all republicans, are
reelected.
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Clark Elected

LITTLE ROCK, Nov. 3.-James
P. Clark, democrat, was reelected
to the senate He had no opposi-
ton.
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GEORGIA Same Old Way

ATLANTA, Nov. 3.-All the dem
ocratic candidates in Georgia were
elected and in Virginia the same.
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Texas Democratic.

DALLAS, Nov. 3.-The entire
democratic state and congressional
ticket was elected in Texas.
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WINTER ON FRONT.

PARIS, Oct 2o.-King Winter
has made his presence felt along
the entire battle line in Northern
France the last day or two.
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Mann Reelected.

CHICAGO. Nov. 3.-James R.
Mann. republican leader of the house
has been reelected.
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Try the Journal Miner Want Ads
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Whitman Way in Lead.
NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-Tammany
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF


From Thursdays Dailvl
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Auto Tourists.


DR.. and Mrs. Grant Hatch, OF
Rockford, Illinois, are in the city
in auto, touring the southwest, and
leave today for Phoenix. Arizona
is a wonderful country; it has the
best roads in the southwest, the
climate is perfection, and with the
Grand Canyon and other remark
able creations, nature has been sell
fi.h in favoring the sun-kissed state"
is the manner in which they ex-
pressed their admiration OF the
country.
Mining Business.
George Wagstaff, head of the
construction department OF the Ari-
IONA Copper Co., concluded an in
spection of mines near this city in
which he is interested, and returned
to Clifton on Sunday afternoon. He
is we'll pleased with the mineral
conditions of this field, and will