628. First National Bank (Clifton, AZ)

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In Every Department of Banking the First Nat'l Bank of Clifton is Prepared to Serve You in a Satisfactory Manner. who was hurled over a thousand feet NEWS OF THE TERRITORY. Republican Delegates Will Meet in Tucson OKLAHOMA MERGER Foster Adjudged a Bankrupt. to the bottom of the main shaft of on April 18. Judge Nave has rendered a decision the mine and the injured are Al James Lindsey was arraigned beORDERED DISSOLVED. Tucson won the republican terriin the Foster bankruptcy proceedings Stebbins, a cager and Henry Cadwell, fore Justice Kyle for failure to suptorial convention which will select a miner, neither of whom are seriousby adjudicating Mr. Foster a brankport his child. After a very severe rupt. The matter has been referred Suits Are to be Begun Against the Rock the delegates to the republican lecture by the court in which the law ly hurt, although their escape from national convention to be held in was laid down to him in no unmisdeath as horrible as that of Davidson to George H. Crosby, Jr., as referee. Island and the 'Frisco. Chicago in July. was almost miraculous. The acciMr. Crosby has appointed David takable terms, he wasordered to conGovernor Haskell last week sent a The date of the convention was set dent was due to a mistake of the tribute the sun of $5 a week to the Ridgway as temporary custodian of communication to Attorney General for April 18. the property, which consists of the hoisting engineer in reading his incare of the infant, under penalty, if West in which he ordered him to inTucson did not win the convention dicator. The cage on which were he failed to do so, of a $100 fine or 100 stock and fixtures of the Cyclone stitute proceedings to dissolve the Stebbins and Cadwell was on the fifth store. The keys of the store were without a struggle. Phoenix was a days in jail.-Republican. alleged merger between the Rock seeker for the honor of entertaining level and Stebbins signalled to be turned over to Mr. Ridgway by Mr. Rv. Sanderson, a waiter at the Island and Frisco railroads in the Foster. the republicans in April but the Old lowered to the tenth. Thinking that Hotel Adams for sometime, last week new state. The letter recites that Pueblo was victorious after a hard Nothing further will be done in the the cage was on the fourteenth level met a horrible death at Maricopa fight. the interests of the roads are pooled, matter until the meeting of the the engineer started hoisting the while attempting to board a fast and under the same management and creditors, which will be held in SafPoliticians got busy with the delecage at considerable speed, and when moving train. His body was ground that they are in every sense competigates early and from what appeared ford, March 4th. At this meeting a it reached the top landing the enand cut to pieces under the wheels, tive. The Jetter states that the peoto be a defeat staring Tucson in the gineer who could not see it, thought trustee or trustees in bankruptcy will and his remains strewn along the be elected. ple of the state have a right to the face by a vote of to 5, victory was it had a hundred feet further to go. track for some distance. So terribly benefit of competitive lines. It is to be regretted that the credifinally won by a vote which is reportThe cage smashed into the top of mutilated were they, that it was The letter demands that proceedted semi-officially to have been 7 to 6. the gallows frame and Davidson, who tors of Mr. Foster found it necessary necessary to gather the pieces up in ings require a complete dissolution of The meeting of the executive comwas standing above the shaft, doing to bring proceedings in bankruptcy, e wheelbarrow. The remains were the alleged combination and the permittee was secret and not even the as it was thought that Mr. Foster some work on the water column, was brought to Phoenix by George Drispetual maintenance of 'the two sysfaithful in Tucson were allowed in struck by the cage and losing his could pull through and pay dollar for oll of Mohn & Driscoll, under intems as distinct and separate roads. balance tumbled headforemost into dollar if he had been granted an exthe committee meeting which was tructions of the employes and manAttorney General West stated that the shaft.-Belt held upstairs in the Elk's club. tension of time to make the payger of the Hotel Adams, who gave ments. he would immediately start the suit. It had been currently reported Tucson Odd Fellows are working he body a fitting burial. -Republican. The Rock Island bisects the state about the streets that there would be Mr. Foster had been working on hard to capture the O. O. F. home, Among the many miners thrown with through lines both east and west a battle between the instructionists these lines for the past month, and which is to be located at some point ut of employment in the Big Bug and north and south. The Frisco has and the anti-instructionists in the had succeeded in impressing a numin the territory. They are at presistrict by the closing of the Huma line from northeast to southwest, convention floor, but this was denied ber of his creditors of his ability to ent engaged in securing options on oidt smelter last fall, who bave and both roads hold many branches. land. win out successfully if further time by the representatives of the Kibbey ade successes developing prospects was given him, which, if it had been administration and the reported vote At the Hollenbeck hotel, Los Anor themselves or leasing promising in the committee would indicate that Sheepmen Are Spenders. granted, he would have opened up geles, Allen R. English, a prominent roperties are James Coyne, Jess the Cyclone store and remain in the federal crowd did not oppose "A careful, conservative estimate Tombstone attorney, was united in hields and Arthur Anderson, who Tucson. business. As it is Mr. Foster has of the amount of moneyl in Phoeecured a lease on the "Dad Morrimarriage to Mrs. Josie Alexander, of It would appear from the surface been able to reduce the debt by about nix each year by the sheepmen of Shreveport, La. Returning to Arin" property recently, and who are $12,000. that Governor Kibbey controls the the territory would place the sum bezona in the near future, Mr. and Mrs. ow making preparations to sink a territorial committee. Two of his The proposition advanced by Mr. tween $125,000 and $175,000," said English will make their home in aft on the vein. This property is appointees control six votes. J. F. Foster to pay his creditors in cash at Bisbee. Isaac Barth, a prominent Apache cated in the vicinity of the New Cleaveland, who will be the govern60 cents on the dollar, or pay in full county sheepman, who has some 15,ear and Rebel mines, both of which At 9 o'clock last Saturday morning or's private secretary, has his own the entire amount in six, twelve or 000 head of sheep at the new Queen's ve produced ore of a high grade. the First National Bank, which has vote from Graham and the proxies eighteen months, was accepted by Creek camp, to a Gazette reporter. oyne, Shields and Anderson are been closed since the latter part of several of the creditors, and it was from Coconino and Gila. Attorney The sum of money mentioned by iners of many years' experience. November, resumed business. An orGeneral Clark holds his vote from thought by friends of Mr. Foster Mr. Barth is a big one, but it is true iners from McCabe state that they der was received from Judge Nave in Yavapai and the proxies from Mothat this plan would render unnecesbeyond a doubt that the sheepmen of le displaying much energy in the the district court, permitting the rehave and Apache. W. M. Clark, of sary any further proceedings in bankthe territory who congregate in that arting of development on this newceiver to dispose of the bank's worthruptcy. Navajo county, stated openly that he city annually spend considerably acquired ground and predict that less assets, a requirement of the govis for Taft and an instructed deleSince starting in business in Safover $100,000. Part of this money is ey will add another producer to the ernment before the bank can resume, gation. This would give Governor ford some seven years ago, Mr. Fosspent for the shearing of their sheep any in the Big Bug district before and that was the last necessary deKibbey seven votes in the committee. ter has shown remarkable ability as all of which goes into the city, any months. tail. The officials and clerks of the Opposed to the federal crowd are a hustling business man. He has while the balance of it is spent by bank worked almost the entire night It has been decided to install the Col. Sturges, George Maulk and C.I. worked hard in his own business, as the sheepmen themselves, most of in order to have everything in shape. w machinery on the Little Eva McReynolds, who control six votes. well as looking after the interests of whom families there during The stockholders, old and new, of the him in the new 50-foot vertical It is understood also that Chairman the farmers of the valley by finding a shearing season. A good majority of bank will hold a meeting at which H. B. Tenney is unfavorable to an inaft. This claim adjoins the Snowmarket for their products at good the sheepmen are wealthy and all of new directors and other officials will 11, on which is the 200-foot shaft instructed delegation. prices. By his efforts the selling them are spenders of the first water. be elected.---Belt. ne, the scene of the center of Savprice for hay reached the highest The apportionment of delegates The minute they arrive in town there Globe mining circles have been according to the ration of one deleprice ever known, and the results e operations during the past year. is something doing, and it keeps up e new shaft is about 900 feet northconsiderably stirred up by newstrikes gate for each 50 or fraction of more were a season of prosperity for the until they leave for their homes in at the Globe Consolidated and the rd of the old one. This 50-foot farmers as well as for others. It has than twenty-five votes will be as foldifferent parts of the territory. Iron Cap mine of the National and ft is all in good ore and is considbeen said of Mr. Foster that no lows: Apache, 5; Coconino, 8; Pinal, The Queen Creek camp, which is news of two more important develd more promising than the Snowfarmer ever came to him with his 5; Yuma, 9: Yavapai, 24; Pima, 27; located twenty miles east of Mesa. opments was added by another strike 1, is possible. The ore is silver, products but was received in a busiMaricopa, 31; Cochise, 30; Mohave, 2: is a new one, the owner of the shearat the Consolidated and authentic ness way, and a market found for the rying only a little copper. Most Santa Cruz, 4; Navajo, 4; Graham, 17: ing plant being J. S. Bowen, well Gila, 11. sale at a good price. information that the Iron Cap strike it carries from 75 to 90 per cent. known in this city. Mr. Barth stated was on the Black Hawk fault. This Tt is to be hoped that Mr. Foster more silica. The smelter pays a that Mr. Bowen had informed him Arizona to Spend Large Sums for Immium, it is understood, on all such discovery is of more than ordinary will find his way clear to starting up that he would shear about 240,000 business again at an early date if sorted to 77 per cent. or higher importance to the district. Developprovements. sheep at the new year. Guardian. ments in the west drift of the Iron ilica. The machinery was to have It was about twelve years ago that Almost half a million dollars is in n shipped on or about the first of added to the importance of the the sheepmen of Arizona began gathWhile wind pressure yaries with course of being expended by the terstrike as regards ore, the vein widruary and is expected to arrive ering their animals here in the winthe square of the velocity of the ritory of Arizona for the improveA force of men is still at work ening out two feet more, giving a ter for shearing. At first there were ment of the different territorial- inwind, it is not agreed as to what the total width of eight feet. The last the new wagon road, which is now only a few hundred, but year after constant in such a formula is. stitutions, and this vast sum, absoplete from the company's office assay return received by Manager year the number increased, until now lutely due to the acts of the adminCave creek. It will be continued Woodward showed 33 per cent. cop-. it is estimated that there are beFor Disease of the Skin. istration of Governor Kibbey, will be per, 13 per cent. iron, 7 per cent. sulard from the creek to the stage tween 500,000 and 700,000 sheep gathraised by taxation without the necesNearly all diseases of the skin such phur and 7 per cent. insoluble. When a and from the office to the mine. ered each year in this valley. This eczema, tetter, and barsity of increasing the rate of taxis being built for heavy traffic the strike was made a few days ago brings in a wonderful amount of bers' itch. characterized by an ination in Arizona a single cent. durability and will when finished tense itching and smarting, which an assay showed 13 per cent. copper money for the Phoenix people and This is a rather strong declaration, often makes life a burden and disone of the finest roads in that and a trace of sulphur. It s believed merchants, who apparently have not but it is so, for the policy of Govturbs sleep and rest. Quick relief that the eight feet of ore will averion of the country. awakened to the full realization of may be had by applying Chamberernor Kibbey in increasing the taxage about 12 per cent. what the gathering of sheepmen in lain's Salve. It allays the itching me very fine specimens of ore ation of the mines of the territory and smarting almost instantly. Many Phoenix each year means to the city Colonel Epes Randolph, head of the n the Fortuna mine, thirty-six and other property not adequately cases have been cured by its use. For and county. Harriman lines in Arizona and Mexes north of Phoenix, have been taxed, has increased the sum resale by all druggists. Local people in speaking of the ad1CO, is authority for the statement ceived as taxes to such an extent ight to the city within the past vantages of this city are prone to that the projected custom smelter at that it is poseible to make all the weeks. The rock is a quartz and dwell upon the amount of money rtzite and contains much free Mazatlan will be built. A concession improvements contemplated and brought here each year by tourists, for a smelter at that Pacific port was authorized by the legislature without ing gold. About 700 pounds of If you should but you very seldom hear of a sheepsecured by the W. C. Greene interests same kind of ore was sometime either issuing any bonds or adding man being mentioned, yet it is safe late in 1906. "A custom smelter will one cent to the rate of taxation. shipped to Mr. Good, the enginto say that the sheepmen who come die tomorrow be built at Mazatlan," said Colonel in charge, then in Denver. Mr. The sums to be expended are as here each winter, a mere handful in follows: Randolph during his stay in El Paso I spent four months testing this all, spend half again as much money The University of Arizon last week. "The location is ideal, and determining by what process $ 50,000 Would you feel that Asylum for Insane 50.000 while here as all the tourists put toand a plant there will have the adould be the most economically Industrial School, Benson 17,500 gether.--Phoenix Gazette. you had gotten the vantage of comparatively cheap fuel. lled. This ore averaged $169 per Normal School, Flagstaff 35,000 The ore supply will be drawn from and some specimens ran as high Normal School, Tempe 60,000 Growing Aches and Pains. Territorial Prison the mines tributary to the Southern 00 to $1000 per ton. The Fortuna 250,000 pany however has based no calPacific extension. [ expect to see Mrs. Josie Summer, Bremond, Tex., Best Total $462,500 writes: "I have used Ballard's Snow the Mazatlan smelter secure the bulk tions on a free milling proposiLiniment in my family for three Few people realize the great benebut on sulphide ore or refractory of the ore and concentrates shipped Out of Life years. I would not be without it in fit this administration has been to out of the Hostotipaquillo district of and is installing a plant in which the house. I have used it on my litthe people of Arizona: the foregoing tle girl for growing pains and aches this state, and undoubtedly other will be able to handle anything is but a small part of the advantage in her knees. It cured her right Not if you hadn't been drinking Jalisco districts will also contribute is likely to be found, whether away. I have also used it for frost derived from having honest, able and milling or not. A new to its supplies." In discussing the bitten feet, with good success. It conscientious officials attending to ment working shaft is new being possibilities of the Hostotipaquillo the best liniment ever used. 25c, the affairs of the territory. S.&S. Ginger Ale district Mr. Randolph said the Southbetween the ledges and this will 50c and $1.00 Sold by A. C. Co. drug department. ern Pacific might decide to build a ately be sunk to the 1000-foot Exposure Crosscutting will be done at For sale by your grocer and wet goods branch to serve some of the principal A Pleasant Physic. rent levels for 500 feet in all mines of that section. Colonel RanTo cold draughts of air, to keen dispenser. Ask for it or phone 7-11 When you want pleasant physic for particulars. and cuttin winds, sudden changes of dolph was accompanied to Guadalations, reaching a large body of give Chamberlain's Stomach and the temperature, scanty clothing, unjara by Philip N. Moore and Arthur -Republican. Liyer Tablets a trial. They are mild due exposure of the throat and neck and gentle in their action and always Thatcher, mining experts. Moore after public speaking and sing, bring e man was instantly killed and produce a pleasant cathartic effect. and Thatcher left El Paso last week on coughs and colds. njured one day last week in one Call at all druggists for a free sample. S.&S. Bottling Works Ballard's Horehound Syrup is the for the Hostotipaquillo district to e saddest and most peculiar acbest cure. Mrs. A. Barr, Houston, look over mining properties in the Texas, write3: "One bottle of Balts in the history of the Old Dointerests of Colonel Randolph and aslard's Horehound Syrup cured me of sociates.--ElPaso Herald. An Unknown Book Published Nine Years Ago on company. The dead man is a very bad cough. It pleasant K Davidson, a young mechanic.