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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-02
To the Publishers, Editors and
Readers of Scandinavian-Ameri-
can Newspapers:- -s....

While much progress has been made
in recent years toward the suppress
sion of fraudulent advertisements yet
this evil unfortunately still fourishes,
even in its coarsest and worst forms,
in many Observation-Disclosures news
papers. Because of this unwelcome
fact The Scandinavian-Amercan Medi-
cal Society of Chicago finds itself in
duty bound once more publicly TO ex-
press the appreciation on the part of
its members of those newspapers that
keep their columns free from fraudu-
lent medical advertisements and en-
deavor conscientiously, as best they
can, to lessen the evil effects of hum
bug and quackery in every form.
The Society also takes this occasion
again to inform the public of the fact
that advertised medicines do not
possess the wonderful virtues claimed
for them. Deception and fraud are
their special characteristics and their
main sources of existence. Many OF
the most widely advertised prepare
tons have been found to contain al
cohol and other habit-forming drugs
in spite of the claims to the contrary.
1t is, however, upon a solemn warn
ing directed TO parents and the friends
of youth and innocence against the
so-called advertisement for men,
that particular stress is put at tfis
time for the following reason: The
chief object Of this the blacklist of all
frauds, is not to cure disease but for
purposes of systematic and relentless
extortion to create and maintain a
condition of morbid fearfulness,
amounting often to actual disease,
the unfortunate and pitiful victims of
which we physicians know only too
we'll because we see them so frequent
ly. Newspapers carrying advertise
ments of the "for men" class should
be excluded from the home and pre-
vented from communicating our youth
as conscientiously as if they carried
contagious diseases.
AS stated, advertisements of this
kind at present appear in many Scan
dinavian-American newspapers the
publishers of which contrary to the
dictates of conscience, thereby volun-
tarily promote the sacrifice of human
health in the interest of a traffic so
low and so degrading that, look at
it as we may, to be associated there
with now mean loss Of respect and
good opinion among fellow-men. The
war upon the harmful medical adver-
tisement must be continued with sus-
tanned and increasing vigor. Recogniz-
ing fully the peculiar responsibility of
physicians in the matter The Scan
dinavian- American Medical Society
calls on its members as individuals to
consider the important question how
each within his own sphere may rem
der the most effective service in this
cause; and as an organized body the
Society will maintain a permanent
committee on fraudulent Medical
Advertisements whose duty it shall
be to collect and disseminate material
for the information and instruction Of
the public, to cooperate and advise
with others, and to use all legitimate
and proper ear within its power to
stop the humbug and q~uackery that
prey upon the people.
The Observation-Disclosures Medical
Society of Chicago,
, L. Hektoen,
Anders Prick,
G. A Torrison,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-02

II t&< t laAs tt*tt
rifancrinSerne bsrer til be ftsrite 5prs
~brusere al etrubsfirr; af peune arti'
lei bleu | 8uoeeiaoret 19o3-l9o4
inofsrt til be Gprerebe Gtater for
81, 292. SIS. amsriianerue CT berfor
bespnot at lasse fs eiter struosaul
ieIp, for at tunrs prObucsre bisis Sirr.
GpIen er enbnu sanite mn men ben er
raft 5remsans. iaa at man boaber in'
ben iaa Var islu at firnne bGtte fit Se.
bon al 5iar. Sislse aanbbrussSepar.
temeutets GarsberetHing bOloes Der mn
inoen llnionsn $500 Gusle / 5armer.
beraf LAO / SlriSoua. Den itsrite
Del al be surise 5uale iiHOss / CALI
%iuruta, men psiaa | Slpriou ps Grfan'
jas er Der Strubsfarms. De iieite al
bisie Struoie Hammer ira 9pr, ium
alIersSe I 1891 inoisrtes til ariSpua.
Sppr Der inoss sobe @rGsmarisr, bli'
Der Suslene itsrre enb be inportereoe.
On fulbpcren Struos peier 400 til
$50 8unb ps bliper ~ Sob bgi 10
ben fan enoos blipe 10 Sob bDi. Seoit
tribes Struoiene | ct parut, tsrt 8limd,
ipm minber ON beres a~irjtauIte Slem.
Dog forefommer be operaIt / Spbitater'
ne. Roo Rulbe os Sssn naa be be-
ftpttss. 9aar be er Dmtrtns fire Gar.
er be borne 90 forplantutnsscpstise.
Suunen bIiuer bog forpIuntuiussopstis
ct ballot eller ct belt Gar tiblisere eno
Saunsn, bet sr bog iiGlcent of ben las'
ger frustbare 9Gs, for ben sr 3H Gar
sammel. 8ebet beitaar blot at en-
srrnb SOrppbuins ! Surosu, ipm Gan.
men ipurter op. Til en- SespnbeIie pil
Sunuen life babe noset meb 8sbet at
bcitille, men lager tit fsrfts sGs paa
Warten, buurpaa Sonnen pIeier at rule
bet neo | &eoet. Gar ban brust 3 ener
4 9Gs / &ebet, logger Suunsu ielu be
surise / bet. Otter 30 Cages 5crlsb
bar Sunuen last 1915 SGa, buurpua
Rusuiusen bespnper, Tom uarer ! AZ
Sdse.
Som pfteit boIoes etruo'ene | Slptte
paa $50 Tyr. 8aar be er aars.
samIe, itiues Sannerne fra Srnuerns,
% naar be sr 31a Gar gaule, bltoer
be purrebe % bpert @ar bltuer brast
IND | en- esen inbeiarOet Narf, bpor
Der er riseIist meb RariHg. Otter at
Suslens er blspne aarssnmIe, tyr man
life saa ino til benz, uoen at mai, er
ioripnet meb en- Stpt, oa be ofte sr ono.
ffabsiulbe % bar emit til at ungribe
Soil. 5ursurist er be uesst frpstiom'
me. 8 girita ital ben bible Strucs
lense tunue unbpere &anb. s Gme'
rita britter ben baeliS bpor ben bar
Gosaus BERTH. -~.-
gtruoieu ftal tarne blipe nleset GAM
mel, bog mansler man nermers Grfa'
ring bsroper. Men i arisUua p~aoitaur
man at Sprene, uuur be bar COB, srsu
&9rinG iielbeu bGr, % ba fun iUm
kSslge al ulpffestiIiGlbe, iauiOm Ben'
brub. 0aar ct Orr bar faaet en- iaa'
Dan Stabs, bliper bet berfor fray br9bt.
On 6 Maansber samrel Strubs
bar en- S9roi al 800 os ct Bar 4 Gur
sumle rusenbe 5u9le AZ $500. Raar
Strubien ct 6 WuuneOer sammel bers'
ues ben for isrite Gang fine 5jar, boOr'
sitsr ben plutfss bOsr Oiieuoe Ruausb.
Sanuens Sier sr be meit parbifulbe.
On Strubs leperer uarlis co. IA Bunb
Sier, Der bar en- 8rrot Of $50. Ssr'
til fommsr $50 GGs, Tom, bbis be
life aupenbss til Gpl, bliper brust iOm
9tarinssmibbeL.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-02

Boeuf $50 Ore: OrstiGb, CEsFeg; Boeuf Ia mode Fpsltet
Iogt Crrtie0 mto Bulers0ber o. $50. Il
Bojan, Srutte til IBItroe SrugteL
BoJar, Goslsmaro. 5rbere StebeHbarBeH % 8unGnten-
Bolero, en- ipau' RdthonaloGns
Bombardement (-maHgb Befpering umo Bomber o8 Srnna.
ter; bombardere, beipoe He0 Bomber.
Bombasin t8ongbaiaHgL iSt al pomnlo, blanost Hso lib sGsr
5tlte.
Bombast spnla, strpt. bGtraprnOs TalsmaaOer; bombastsk,
Bonnie, sSrEnatnsle. 6ul 3cru'usls sucr anosa 9eboGorr, fqlot
meo ct S%prRu8eitoi, Der sIgIoosrer, Eaar Sonbsn Haar 1T
BommssI, tpt goHmpst@ meo gsno, 0~0t'aOist 8oa Den enc
bon bong gOOt; Bon, 8sOts, bU0rUeo en- 8iauO sr,isnOes %
aGcepteres.
bona fide, goo FRO.
bona oHicia, 81, ptQia Tieusis.
Bonaparist 9Ibrnasr al TamiIieu Soraparte.
Bonb0n (9~ousbcuaL Snttsraoot Sa'Esrtsl; Bonbonniere
(BOHgboHiRr), BpubuHRte
bon camarade lborg-k 900 Hantrat,
Bond, ~ Bonds, Obligation, 8]lPIosbreo.
Bonhomme CSouOmmb goouools RaHs; Bonhomi SoNmc'
Bonitet, @oObeO; s,raTeubeb; bonitere, caroirtte s1sr Has.
ffssEe efter SoOBsosH Cfrr SorOesOON; Boni'ering, SRro'
bon ouTI bong fur goO Sag! Boniour, Osaa ct slass
Eratfe.
Bonymot, 81 Bons-mOts rBougrol Sts ptttist Snbfalo.
Bonnie, SisHsfspise, tisr Baraspse.
Bons Cgong, 81 al Bon, GiGlO5bsviisr. Stlts9iRlosaHpj5uiasrr.
Bon-sens (5ougiangL lau0 MsuHetsiortauo.
bon-soirl ~lboHsiOarL 600 GftsHl
Benton CgoHgtoU9L. COB Zone / CmgaHs;
Bonvivant sSoagOtoan8l en-, JON s1sus !sueF sOo, 'H7rer ei'
pet"; lbiig Bruoer.
Bone, ~buOobtfit grRR SapaH CO siHa
BordeL SUrebuS.
BOrdure tgorogrD ReiatHtns; graH; Bordur-Stsn Rans.
ten til BrpIRguHe.
Boreas, RorofuOtHoen
borneret t~noftrqutst sHiOlois; BOrnerthed, SHOITRHtetbeD.
RESPONSIBILITIES.
Boston, ct suSeAt spripL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-02

1924. Sp.: 1. &on en- SotreitedSer
~"reIiuauiib" fin 9fet at 100 acres 9anS
til en- RanS, iom fbr FAR bant ct 40
Gcres Soaueiteab? @ner fan Fan res
Iitquiib" bam 100 Gcres af iaatate
2auo?
2. Seq tos nit Intention poper" for
uoeIe &or ii6en t ct an6et COUNTY, nren
iee fit tttet "Gopb". gu bar ieg ans
utOOet Dem ON OF isrSe mig ct, men ies
bar erbuu iutet fact. SoaS fan iee
gitre, Oa iee life fan reiie Ser1eS?
Co.: 1. Gn Spmeiteaber fan I gtrfe.
Iisbeben life 'reltuauiib' fin Get til uose''
unSen enb 8esjsriRgen; bet pil fise, 8e.
~giertHset auerfienber life np~Spenbtgnis
en- "Heltnauiibment" til cit Srebiemano.
gtI imiblertib en- iaaban .ase fine G6en.
fer paa en FABIAN Sperensfpmif, iaa fan
bet 10 sibres; men bet ptl blipe ben npe
Sumeitea6tasers Gag at beptie fin Ipps
Iise aofumit til 9anbet peb at benbplnc
fig til, buab 2Dueu beitemmer ON @r,
bneroelie at SpmefteaSlanS. Gn "0ie.
Iinautfbment" bjentler bnm insen Ret |
ug for fig. Spis ban bar 40 aeres fsr,
Fan ban life unSer SunnfteaSlopen tase
upcr 100 acres til.
2. Iaar De tie bar feaet ben for.
luuste Sppi at 9eres fsrfte 9apir, iaa
bar bet mulisens fin Brunb I, at De bar
sIen,t rteS 5prietgsrrbet berom at ienSe
Debfommeube GIerf Of Gonrts be 80
Gents, iprn ban er berettiget til for at
gisre en- np tibifrtft at @-ptufoIen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-02

On al to. San ifaiISe no paa en-
lang SorretningSpeiie % be iasbe
abis til bperanSre. "9no mig
ioaoe BAN, ~at on friper til mig fro
boer 8p, Su refer aiennem." San
ioa gnmben6e poa betbe ct 3iebIif.
~glfer on mig ion bstt." mrmlet
ban, "eler bar Su facet ct NIT Bro.
jpeftfortoImim2~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-02

ien0te gr. BIopt en- SRobposIie til at
tuse Gamjtieu mso / Tbsntrst ben Gfteu
% beuDtte III 2OQe irit. 3u bar en- al
Der. 8touts Bartt 2et oar bare Bet,
jeg ottoe iigc, 6r. Gentleman"
Ter ipHtes Qua ct 9Bs up foe ben
tHobtIite unge Gaps, os ban meg fig
ltnmiulo bort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-02

EremnecoroboS, bupuf opufmasuoe r en- Ersue r at Uuror@ntis for Rgte for ben
~ taukuoe 2efr Rd im bet en- tGTr man pu ct Era JON mar life tfuhe hrfaar ps
mar man bare nuban bRubs HOen BOG uO SambeE fan man nSaias % FOe GrOes %
bTeo ofs be SGtmnses Dnus Sh r en- al bore tofbmsfs Gremsbgsa; ben r gSt
.mbbauben % ton faces for ben atuiubsRss Rrs mb '9eOrab.POfnT nemhs Sf25t SOrFua
GSuse: 3. ANUNDSEN, DEBORAH, Iowa.
tg- Sosasr tN0asi for So Gents
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-02

Msiie bib for at cpispe @oromaro. iom
er ipprIeif fprfpnnbne. Surnreber at
SorrInre | Surge sop berhe Rdpnc paa
ic1Sanne bortiurane, 90 ODER oisie fsrer
bun en- Bog, ion osiad ~iH6ehcIoer Ollie
ner, grepe c.i.p. - en- BOG, ipm iitfert
er uoen Sioeitpfie | belle @ereeu. Stns
bes Spreorae er noast al Oct unSerIiss
It, os met sribeuoe, mo Tan trufe TIC.
Gun fix en- pen Solicit. Hnr
ON afienen boIotss Der Gfifeosfet.
o. Der blep bplSt forte Taller al Sohu
gafte, Sdipleb; Tiis anna llriiH. q.
". 8~riifenien. Gaipion; R. q. Yeters
ion, Fertile; @uitap gioe. Rinneapos
lie; 8. 8. GfsrbaIspolb, RinneapoIis;
Vrof. 8. 9. grSa5l, RinnenpoIis, OF
SormanS 2~sfensaddrb.
ct risboIoigt mliitdIii Yroararn bIep
cgfaa Ieperet af Renisbebens apr, en-
Ranbsipar.et. gsiis Camilla 2sfeuss
snorS, %iis Zone shoritenier o9 Ga
briel Setterien. Ser bIeo firect to
&urpoiitioner al i~ioitnrpute.
Ser bIep beotaeet satteref oIittioner
&C en- ReioIution til geinoe ON afbsoe
Cams SiermitaS, Current Sale, Tinl
8olIcfter % Snbftriptioner tou Der
| Sa9ens 9sb inb cper 1886.
Set bIeo padIagt SetretRrer at ierbe
Si~Isninaer til RorS 9dfptaieIiiabets
GarsnsSe / Hiisbb os til HattouaIfors
bunSets GarsunpSe | eau Claire.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-02
GitberpiGc, Soma.

Gitberpiae, Soiua. 80 Ipngere
@rfarine pi bar meS Or 8eter's a1t.
rtfo 10 itertere er 9epiierne for bens
leeetrSe Rroit. Gen err tirr quonIi0
mob 2eoer., Rpre. og IooeunScr."
&. @rsuito0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-02
Rorrelponodnce.

eysrasmaaI fra Dcrfpuer, fem irtet ppsiper line
Rapne III Nebafficnsu, beirares life.
Spsrsers beoes afaiie fac Spsrssmaait Ct Hart %
tsbeIisf Sprps.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-02
Staten Chic. Baen TpIsse, 4.
purok q nunfu ~

granfS. ghtusn iparssr at ban CT bet qIors
RebIeM at Sirmaet q. 3. gheHfp a Go, Der oriper
5prrefnina SneH Tolsop, fsrnapnfe Gsrntu o. Stat
o. at famine dirma ptl beiale en- Cum at a buns
ereDs 1euars for brert euefe Tili1lbe AZ aatarrh,
bar life ian b~eIbrebes Deb Sruseu at Halls Catarrh
Cure.
Branf 3. ghtHts.
Sssbiast for mia o. uaberfrebet miz Rsrpsrsfis.
ben Ste 1erember is6.
.--1 q. %. @Itdfpu,
Ses. Rutartrs 9uhlicus.
Halls Cstarrh Cure taees tubseHRia o. virtrr 81
retts paa 6Iebet % Slimktnberne | sbhenet. etriu
otter Wtenesbprb, srafit.
rs. gbsutn& Co.. Isleso. O..
ETy- Salges hos apgtheferus, IS.
HaIPs Family Pulls tr bs tssta
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-02

Ser er lrgit / aUnOifa6en, iau ofte uo.
TAFT, Gr. aIImers StpamysRoo oct tore
&premioeeL iploer b9crt BebcU / before
oelicn al RbelimattSnte, Smgr.e Hpaaeu,
Rprerue, 2eueren, BlRrsR % eHtoer Sci al
UrtHlanaleH. 3et rEttsr pad llbpgtiaGso til
at botoe Banb % ben iIttsRbc Smerte oeo
at ld6e bet, eqer be bahrtiae 8lstntHoer. iom
isiecc pda Srugeu al 5rRI StpiH, Itn euer
El, Qa bet u6ertomnter ven ~u6cbuaefiae
3goorUoiabeo. iont tpinser en- III IL Qda 10
oftc ON 2ageu o. itaa 90 ntanqe Gjalge ON
Gltier. Zen miloe % g~UerosHl,iGe girf,
ming at SiDamg sR0st eriures mart. Een
itdar h1telt pGa @ruuo al oeRs ptOuHoerltee
oeIbrcorlier al be neit imertsful6e ILiIloer.
potS 5e trGuaer Me0jeiu, tube sc hare
ben 5eoic. SElges ai ale apotetere / SO
Gents od en- Collars Sterrelicr.
2e Tan iaa en- &rguciIalte 90 en- BCa, ION
rcrtFlcr aft ON BET, icuot Gbiolut frit pr.
NJ afs NfNw-.F, q All
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-02

1925. Sp.: Soab er her at eisre meo
en- SteSisu, ION, uSen nit @itenbe og
ulopIig fptter fig I 9eiiboeIie at mine
gienDele?
Co.: &c tan siSre meb BAN, aftHrat
fum Se ptlSe sire nteb eubper anben.
Com Seres stehisn bar ban intet rets.
Iist Srau q Seres SperbGrerbsb. Ser.
rneb CT bog life iast at Der life fan pGre
be aler splbtsfte prtpate @runoe
for at proue en- iaabu:t sag a minbes
Zig NaaSe, iiGr bpts 5prens Mpber
leper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-02

1923 g.: Soormeset Tan en- Gute.
rrano. Tom bar fIere Smaabern. | 9soro
Satota beboIbe al gsu9s, uaar ban life
bar uogen Giennom? San hans &rsbis
torer tpin8e BAN til at betaIe, i~aaI1usc
ban bar Senee2
60; Set bonner an paa, bpor ban
bar Rensene anbrnst. Or be iaaleses
anbrast, at man tan faa siprt eppen
nm Grefnt:ou siGloenb,. tan man I
Strait AT ct ]5assment" fase BEN, bpsr
man fnSer benz, nben Senfpn til, bpsr
,ueset eler bpsr Iibet bet CO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-02

Stemntreen bar trpftet unoer Sors
retninssmsSerne. foroi 3eleeaterre bar
lieeIia forfeit aneaaerbe S~anmeniluts
ninssipsresmaalet. ane piofte, at Der
bar flor Sare for SpIitteIie. Wen peb
Slutnineen af g~fbolosfefter par &C.
mptterne blenet iaa upoarmet, at bet
gil meset tent meo at fauure ppf, ifisnt
bet bar oeb gIlspctioen. ane felte, at
bet bar iaare eoSt at pere Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-02

-
Bunoialo Deri an
eit uFefiie
1iGtaao I stgrer
ne auis bet iRttel
glNter pal 5ct
iad er bet 8ioues
bpre out g}nreipa
Dem; 5raHa TT al
oaltos Gitfur pfts
Sinerte Rga
e. pperbeut
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-02

Eullv AVLE2fE A. NlAD
nJrr & 60, Bingham
Ton. u. y. Ruur 81
iirtUtr. od pUr itffcr puu
ct It uGpHrr bette
8Iao % tag life Sell,
men hWif giauuct Tr. Rt
og Aorssieu 8tngbdmtp
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-02
Saienoer Dor gnreipasom
cG amer oct atorte.
SDorlehes rigH iiHAer nh.

tSglo en- Jidlte etIer Ct alnriHoeliat Glds
rreo 3erss BaHb % lao BET itda "a Timer a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-02

1927. Sp.: San ~Gecord6 Soften"
fcrteTe mig. bpormeset Der er / SoIo
paa ct Bunb bnuf Sfraatnbaf2
sp.: 55 Gents pr. Barb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-02

1922. Sp.t Or Der np6et Soto9rdfi
ieiru al DEM, iou tIep taset roenfor
Snbeaneeu til S~roubbierrs gorntirfe
iihfte Sounner?
Co.: Oct er Der fiffert. Senpenb
TEN til en- nprff gpsbanbeI bsr eler I
Hprse. H.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-02

1923. Sp.t 2eriom en- WatS ipIs
ger fit Card, fan man % I 8iScmiin
tage bet geISb, ioun ct "Slibensnt" bes
Ieber fig til, rraar Sipurmeu life ooers
tiger $20o02
Co.: So.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-02

1925. g.: Haar MIN Taub bsr og
efterIaber fig Eiot Reu9e, tan ba 5drs
Srcoer drpe noget. eler er ies cfter
Seras' Zoo berettieet til bet belle?
Co.: De CT efter Se1as' Coz bcretti.
get til alt ebssre, heri inSbefatte: gcrse.
mibler, us Salpssleu af al fat Gienbom
(2anS).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-02
&pao man ifaI ainre.

geN, eE pptrbtpla
8ionesbnro ON, at Iprerne ca gIpren
or uNe nj Sr0eu
The copper era., 1907-12-26
MasOns Install New Officers.

The Masonic and Eastern Star or ders installed their new officer: Thursday night last at the Masonic hall, after which a grand banquet was served.
 The Masonic officers installed were as follows:
 Rev.. Love, master: F. M. Laine, ST. w.: Wm, Pollock, Jr. w.; James Smith, treasurer: Tom Smith, secre- tary; c. F. Pascoe, marshal; Jas. 8. Cromb, chaplain; Hugh McWilliams. ST. D.; Sigmund Marcus, Jr. D.; Eddie Height, tyler.
 Officers of Eastern Star for 1907; w. M., Mrs. Geo. Fraser: w. P., MT. John F. Niccolls; A. M., Mrs. J. A.. McWilliams; Sec. MT. Jas. s. Crombi Treas. Mrs. Frank Cdnhefl Conduca tress, Mrs. John Anderson; A. Con ductress, Mrs. Frank Laine; Adah, Mrs. c. F. Pascoe: Ruth, Mrs. Wm. Pollock; Esther, Mrs. A. Bernstein: Martha, Mrs. s. Abraham; Clecta, Mrs. c. Widener: Warder; MT, s. Marcus; Sentinel, Mir. Geo. Fraser; Chaplain, Mr. J. F. McWiIliams; Marshal, Mrs. Chas. Spann; Organist, Mrs. J. A. McLeay.
The copper era., 1907-12-26
ARAYAIPA DISTRICT.

There seems to be a general revival of mining interest in the Aravaipa and Grand Reef sections, which are now rapidly coming to the front and promise to soon become heavy pro- ducers. Last week a sale was made at Grand Reef which calls for the payment of S15O,OOO. Denver parties secured the property. Many other smaller sales have recently been made. The Copper Queen company are surveying a railroad from Benson to Grand Reef, which will, if built, doubtless be extended on to Globe, tapping several promising camps en route.
The copper era., 1907-12-26
PURELY PERSONAL


| RR
 Lem Scott, Aiorencl's new deput, sheriff, visited Clifton this week.
 The Misses Bostick, of Duncan spent few days in Clifton this week.
 George Reitzer returned this week from a visit to his former home ir Texas.
 Billy Doran came over from Doug. las last week on visit to his mother and sister.
 w. L. Prentice, of Mowry, spent the holidays in Clifton, where he has many friends.
 George Stevens, superintendent of the Gold Belti is spending d few days in Clifton.
 A. H. Harllee, one of the most prominent lawyers of New Mexico, spent day in Clifton last week.
 Gordon Elliott left Wednesday morning for Tucson, to resume his studies at the University.
 Judge Neff has recovered from a recent spell of sickness, and is again looking after business in his store.
 Miss Lizzie Cooper, teacher in the North Clifton schools, returned this week from Oregon; where she spent a few days of her vacation with friends.
 Miss Mckenzie who teaches in the North Clifton schools, has returned from Mesa, where she spent the holidays.
 Henry McCabe, an employe at the Shannon, returned this week from a visit to Oklahoma, where he spent few weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. J. O. Baylor returned last week from the Johnson ranch on Blue rlver, where they spent the holidays.
 Mrs. Joseph Marshall and sons, ot Fl Paso, are here on visit to Mrs. Marshall's sister, Mrs. Harry West lake and family.
 The Misses Bennie, who spent the holidays with their parents will leave on Saturday to resume their studies at the University, at Tucson.
 Eddie Abraham, who spent the holidays with his parents, left Mon- day morning for Los Angeles, where | he is attending military school.
 Dave Clark, master mechanic of | the A. c. company, arrived home this week from Los Angeles, where he spent the holidays with his family. |
 Henry Johnson left Tuesday morn- ing for Globe, where he will be con- nected with the wet goods establish ment recently purchased there by Charles Henry.
 Mrs. Charles Henry left this week for Globe, to join her husband, who | has engaged in business there. MT. l and Mrs. Henry take with them the best wishes of many friends in Cliff ton.
 Lloyd Tevis and George Stevens, who have large holdings in the Greenlee district, were in town dur ing the past week. They report much activity in that section of the camp.
 Lige Stevens who has been em- ployed at the Gold Belt for some time
The copper era., 1907-12-26

The Arizona Copper company, started up it's furnaces on Monday last, and in the evening its convert ing plant was also in commission. The furnaces were closed down on account of the flood on December 3, and resumed January 1st. Notwith- standing this close down, the output of the company will not be so ma terially reduced, for the reason that the concentrating plants at Long, fellow and Morenci were in operation nearly all of the time, hence the company starts the new year with large supply of concentrates on hand. The greatest trouble at the present time seems to be a scarcity of coal, but with coal bri- quettes and coke the company is able to improvise a fuel which will pull them through the tight places. The output for the present month, bar ring floods or other mishaps, promises to be the largest the company has ever made
The copper era., 1907-12-26

Anita, The Singing Girl" is the production at The Academy Saturday next, and a good one at that. Not one of those cheap, trashy melo- dramas, but a play, one that you can remember and always be glad to see again. For Anita Is a character that endears henself to all who are for tunate enough to see her.
The copper era., 1907-12-26

Plans have been matured for the protection of Chase Creek against another flood. If these plans are carried out Chase Creek will be as safe as any other part of town. It is proposed to construct an immense slag wall on the south side of the creek from the upper end of the town to the railroad crossing. This wall, if properly constructed will af- ford ample protection to the busi- ness section, which has several times been swept by floods during the past few years. The citizens of Hills flat held a meeting last night to devise ways and means to protect that section of town. It is proposed to construct a wall from above the hospital along the present course of the river to a point of safety below. A railroad track will be laid along the wall and the material hauled by an engine and train. The people will hold another meeting at Library hall Saturday night to complete their plans, after which work will no doubt start in the near future.