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Arizona republican., 1910-10-18

of what is known as the county and city gravel bed, four and a half miles east of the city and a half mile east of the halfway house, on the road to Tempe The site occupies about four acres and the city authorities have agreed to give the county a quit claim deed to that part of the gravel bed.
 The county last spring secured a site for the sanitarium a short dis tance east of this point and plans had been adopted for the erection of the sanitarium. About that time the cement company decided to locate nearby and it was decided that the dust arising from the cement mill would render that entire vicinity un- suitable for the residence of persons suffering form tuberculosis. As the ground was desirable for the com pany it agreed to take it off the hands of the county at the price which had been paid for it. $250.
 The county now having obtained site without any cost at all will have just that much more money to put into the building. The original plans prepared by Architect Coats will be used in the new building the construc- tion of which will be begun as soon as possible.
 Proposals will be invited today for the sinking of a well on the ground.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-18

That is it's position with respect to the Ray and the Gibson mine The vast deposit of copper in the Ray section is proved beyond a doubt. even though 1t is lower grade. But in a slightly different direction and but little farther away is the fla nous Gibson mine. the ores of which are said to be almost identi- cal with the ores of La Coronado and some believe the latter Is on an extension of the same ore body or at least is a similar ore body in the same zone. And the Gibson is one of the few copper mines that was money maker all the way from the grass roots
 The development and equipment of La Coronado to date has cost about S2O,0OO and the owners believe they have fully got their moneys worth for the outlay. There will be a meeting tonight at the city hall, of all the stockholders in the city who can be rounded up for the consider ation of a proposition for the fur ther development of the mine.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-18
PARKER PREPARING ID
 WELCOME PHOEhICIANS
Looking Forward With Great Plea sure to Meeting Local Business
 Men

According to letters and teIegrams received from Parker, the people of that city are looking forward with great pleasure to meeting a large party of Phoenicians October 2S The get acquainted" excursion leaves this city Thursday, October 2T, and ar rives in Parker the next morning.
 w. $. Goldsworthy. general agent of the $. F. P. x P, is in receipt of a telegram from the Parker board of trade assuring the excursionists of a hearty welcome. MT Goldsworthy re- piled by wire to this telegram and yesterday Secretary Harry Welch of the Phoenix board of trade wrote a letter, expressing the appreciation of that organization. After expressing a conviction that the excursion will be the means~of cemehting more firm ly the friendship now. existing be- tween Phoenix and the A. x c. cOnu- try, he touched upon the trouble Parker is having to get the reserva- tion thrown open. asking if there is any way in which Phoenix can render her neighbor assistance.
 The citizens of Parker are planning to take the Phoenicians out on the reservation and show them the vast tracts of rich agricultural land now lying idle.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-18
HERE IS k REMEDY THAT
 WILL CURE Ef,zEMk
I'VE PROVE IT."

Why waste time and money experi menting with greasy salves and To- tions trying to drive the eczema germ from underneath the skin when the Elvey & Hulett Drug Store guaran- tees ZEMO, a clean liquid preparation for external use to rid the skin of the germ life that causes the trouble? One application will relieve the itch ing and often times one bottle Is sufficient to cure a minor case of eczema.
 In over 20O0 towns and cities in America, the leading druggist has the agency for ZEMO and he will tell you of the marvellous cures made by this clean, simple treatment. ZEMO is recognized as the cleanest and most popular treatment for eczema, pimples, dandruff, and all other forms of skin or scalp affections whether on infant or grown person. Will you try a bottle on our recom- mendation?
 Elvey & Hulett Drug Store.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-18

of Florence, nine miles from Prices station, twenty miles from Ray and twenty five miles from the Gibson mine in the Pinto Creek district of Gila county
 The two compartment shaft, said Mir. Christy is down 275 feet and is equipped with a new hoist and air compressor together with all the ac- companying machinery, which seems to be working perfectly and satisfac- torily. MT Christy said he went all through the mine and it's various drifts. He had an idea how much drifting had been done but there was considerable of it and he saw what seemed to be a vast quantity of ore exactly like the fine samples that are now on exhibition, in the Valley Bank in the office of Greene & Griffin and of Assessor Barnett at the city hall.
 MT Greene was seen respecting the trip and was very enthusiastic. He is very much interested in the prop erty and had taken the trouble to make a list of just what has been accomplished to date by the company which as most readers know. is all most entirely composed of home peO- pie Mir. Greene said that the equip meIt- of the mine consists of 1000 feet. of steel rails for track purposes; 25 horsepower Fairbanks gas en- zine; a 1Ox10 Fairbanks air com presser and three power drills; 750 feet of steel cable; an ore skip of fl cubic feet capacity: three ore cars; water tanks of 5000 gallons ca pacity; a pump for passing water from one tank to another; 275 feet Of incline shaft 4X7, completely timbered: 4S0 3 feet of drifts and crosscuts; an IS foot raise on the 260 foot level where the rich ore now on display is found; a gallows frame 10x10 and 24 feet high; an iron clad building 24x40 and another 14x1S and five tent houses covered with corrugated iron; a F inch pipe for compressed air to the bottom of the shaft; a blower with 600 feet of five inch pipe There Is also com plete equipment of blacksmith shop and tools and four miles of good automobile road has been built to
Arizona republican., 1910-10-18
IA CORANADO MINE
 CLOSELY INSPECTED
What a Phoenix Automobile Party
 Saw Last Saturday.

A party composed of Lloyd B. Christy. c. w. Barnett, F. H. Greene and Engineer B. Reed. the latter su- perintendent of the property, made a flying trip in an automobile on Sat urday, to La Coronado Development Co.'S mine in Pinal county. It was a fine trip in every way and q speedy one The property is just 65 miles from Phoenix and the trip out was made in four and a half hours and without untoward incident, the party alighting from the vehicle right at the collar of the shaft, or as near it as one could drive an automobile if the shaft were on the city plaza in Phoenix
 All members of the party except Mayor Christy, are more or less i'm terested in the mine and 1t might be supposed were in a frame of mind to give the property just a little the best of it on a close in- spection, but in an interview yester- day the mayor gave just as flatter- ing A statement of what he saw as any of the rest of them. He said he was not a mining man and had no interest in the mine except that of curiosity. Nevertheless the com pany seems to have all that it claims. The mine is eighteen miles northeast
Arizona republican., 1910-10-18

c. McDowell, San Francisco; Arthur Lppez, Tucson; John Hinckey, Louis vile; Zeb McGhee, Washington, D. C.; Mrs. J. B. Berry, Miss Tessie M Berry, Winkelman; s. c. Bundle. Ray; C.. H. Hanson and wife, Grinnell Iowa: w " Babsin. Grinnell. Iowa {; w P Durham, R. c. Thayer John Martin, city.
 Those registering at the Commercial were: J. M Clark, New York; A. NJ. Rouse, L. F. Rouse, Tucson; F. B. Newman, O. B. SchurtZ, Flagstaff; J. K Mccarthy. Florence; R. J. Kim brough, St. Louis; William Winder- man and wife. Winnebago. Minn.; C. O. Brown, Pioneer, Mo; Miss Pearl ZOhn, Canton, Mo; Louis Klinger, Chicago; William Berry. Clifton. Ari- zona: T F. Pulliam, Flagstaff; T. F. Holden, Williams; Ed Parry. Clifton; E. w Fisher. Cave Creek; James L. Gibson. Globe; Mrs. I. Brown. Den yer; Albert Carter. Fl Paso.
 Those registered at the Stag were: George Cook. Maricopa; B. J. Laffer, Phoenix: G. T Meagher. Pontiac, Mlcn-' -. heTuls, odil Y fIdnClSCO, hop- ert F. Tally, Jerome; J. w. Woods. H. Haddie, Jr, O. A. Miller. St. Louis; J. c. Price, Chicago; Dr. N. H. Nor rison, Newark, N J.
 Those registered today at the Adams Hotel were: J. C. Ryan. Flor ence; C. F. Cornwell, Kelvin; l.. M. Whiteside, Douglas; F. P. Jennings, San Francisco; H. NJ. Sears, Los Angeles; K. J. .Pritchett, St Louis: NJ V. Anderson, Wichita, Kan; B. T.. Lloyd. Zanesville, Ohio.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-18

connect the camp with the outside world.
 Speaking of the ore Air Greene says it has been found in place in 125 foot, 200 foot, and 26O foot levels, The present fine ore is chiefly sul- phides and of startling richness. as anyone may see who looks at the samples on exhibition which are de- clared to be honest samples of a large quantity recently broken into. the extent of which is not yet de- termined. On the dump there Is now fifteen tons of ore that samples g per cent and thirty-five tons that samples six per cent. in copper. all carrying an average value of 8 gold and s1 silver.
 The ore is self fluxing and of a quality that demands a premium at the smelters, or Tn other words that the smelter will pay something for beside working 1t for nothing and returning the values. in order to work other ores with it. The mine Is SO situated that it is down hill haul to Prices station, .he nearest railroad point. and the road between is an ideal desert or foothill thor oughfare. It can be hauled to the railroad station at minimum of ex pense. if the company should decide to ship it.
 There are fourteen claims in the group and seven openings have been made on the property gold and sil- yer being shown in each of them The company feels that there is something in the geographical loca- ton of it's property that Is worth while. aside from the good road and the down hill pull to the railroad
Arizona republican., 1910-10-18
PERSON AL MENTION

Guests registered yesterday at the Fore Hotel were: J. w. Woods, St Louis; John Drake, Dixon Fagerberg Prescott; F. C. Womble, Swansea Edith Whitaker, Jerome; James E. Harper, w. $. Dennis, Mrs. w. White Mrs Waggoner and daughter. Chas. K. Pishon, Los Angeles; w. P. Me Nair, Douglas; l.. MOnheimer, Gin cinnati; William P. Johnson, River
 side; Elg von Glohn, New York; A. M. Christy and wife. Hartford; L. D. Robinson, Phoenix; J. c. Forest Prescott; Mrs. C. c. Hall, Salome, Arizona: Flora Snider. Marysville Ohio; Thomas . Wills. Mammoth;
Arizona republican., 1910-10-18
SELF MADE HIMSELF.

"Yes." said the self-made man, proudly, T was born without a cent in my pocket"
 Well. you haven't any the best of me-" replied the home grown cynic. Il didn't even have a pocket when l was hnrn ''-AnSWerS
Arizona republican., 1910-10-18
METALS.

New York. Oct 17.-Standard cop per was firm: spot and October, $124Om1260; November, s12.4212 @ 12.G21a; December. $12.4712 G126212; January, s12.25@1227k. London was firm; spot, e57 Ss Sd; futures, ( 5S 6s Sd. Local dealers report a firm market Lake, S12.S71a G13.OO; cleo trolytic. $12.75d12.87H; casting, S12.371k 612.621s. Arrivals were re- ported at New York today, TIPS tons customs house returns show exports of 1O,157 tons so far this month.
 Tin was weak; spot. sS6.25636.45: October. S359O@ 36.2O; November, $34 75 G35.75; December, $35.35 M 35.5O; sales, tons of spot, $36.45. London was firm: spot, e1G4 5s; futures. G159 12s Cd.
 Lead was quiet, s4.40@4.5O for New York and at $425@450 for East St Louis London-Spot, 913 los 4d.
 Spelter was quiet. $5.5O@5.60 for New York and at $5.40@5.45 for East St Louis delivery. LOndon-Spot, 923 17s Sd.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-18
NEW HOSPITAL SITE
 HAS BEEN SELECTED
For the Erection of a Tuberculosis
 Sanitarium

The board of supervisors yesterday selected another site for tubercu- loSis sanitarium It is on a part
Arizona republican., 1910-10-18
Finances and Markets

New York, Oct. 17.-Last weeks 8 speculative advance in the market was carried forward in the new week to- day in a manner to impress sentiment with the power of the resources em- parked in the movement and the strength of the convictions on which it is based. Realizing sales were heavy. The most important addition to the general causes accountable for the re- covery of stocks was the publication of statistics of the cOuntry'S foreign trade for September. The small excess of import over export values which re- suited from varying operations in the first eight months of the year was transformed by the results of the sin gle month of September which piled up a favorable trade balance of $51,5S7, O79.
 The assumption remained unshaken that a foremost private banking house is the principal influence in furthering the rise in prices The assumption in cludes that of widespread market or ganizatiOn, and fostering protecting measures for the money market, as well as stock prices, especially Steel Bonds were irregular; sales, S,4S6,000 United States bonds were unchanged.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-18
STOCKS.

Amalgamated. n; Smelling, 76B; Atchison. 'O5A; New York, Central 116&; Pennsylvania, 132; Reading, 15O1s; Southern Pacific. 119; Union Pacific, 174; Steel. 76%; Steel pfd., 119A Silver, 562sc.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-31
DON'T STAY IN THE HOUSE
UnsiehtIy Skin Affections Which
Cause Embarrassment Are Quick.
lx Cured by Poslam

ITO tell the truth, I was ashamed to
20 out" says Mr.. John Rogers, ofcAt-
lanta, Ga. My trouble was eczema on
each side of my nose and caused lots OF
trouble and expense. I used every prep
aration I could get hold of but they ell
seemed to make it worse until l tried
poslam. 1 can truly say every trace Of
it has disappeared and does not seem
to return. Poslam is wonderful REM
edy. I keep some at hand all the time.
The success of poslam is not at all
surprising when it is considered that
EVEN a small quantity stops itching i'm
mediately and proceeds 10 heal at once.
The very worst cases of eczema, as
well as acne. herpes, letter, piles, sal !
rheum, rash. crusted humors, scaly
scalp and every form of itch yield 10 it
readily. Blemtshes such as pimples,
red noses. muddy or inhamed skin dis
appear the complexion being cleared
overnight.
A special 5o-cent package Of poslam
is prepared for minor uses and this, as
we'll as the regular 50 jar is on sale by
all druggists. particularly the Mcbride
& VIII Drug Company.
A sample OF poslan. which will al
ford a convincing test, viii be sent by
mail, free of charge. to anyone who
will write 70 the Emergency Labora-
tories, 50 West 18th street, New York
City.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-31
AFFAIR FOR HRIDE-ELEcr.
Miss Myra Flanagan to Become Wife
of Elmer Mcbride.

Complimentary to Miss A1yra Flani-
gan. who is to be married in the near
future to Mr.. Elmer Mcbride. Of this
city. Miss Elsie Welker, 206 North
Seventh street. entertained about TWEEN
ty-iive of the bride elects young lady
friends Tuesday evening. The affair
was in the nature of kitchen shower
and While the guests hemmed and ini-
tailed tea towels, which were later pre-
scented 10 the guest Of honor, the lat
ter investigated the contents of a
clothes basket gaily trimmed with sun
flowers and yellow bows. and read
aloud the original poems which accom-
panied the gifts. Bouquets of small
Sunffowers in the different rooms, fur
Their carried out the yellow color
scheme The hostess produced dainty
book. in which each one was requested
10 write her favorite recipe with her
name signedt o it, and this was also pre-
scented to the bride-elec Dainty re-
freshments We're enjoyed, the hostess
being assisted in serving by Miss Maud
McBroom. after which the lights were
turned out. leaving the living room IL
Illuminated only by small candle on
the mantel. and the crate fire. Eacn
guest had been requested to take with
her the likeness of a Tilted or fitting
lover. and as each one in turn sat pc
fore the fire and told of why she was
spinster. in both tragic and ridiculous
Vein the photographs We're passed
around. The evenings festivities were
concluded when the groom-to-be ap-
peared on the scene. and was literally
showe-ea with rice. The only guest
present from out of town was Miss
Fr77l1a MacDougall Of West Gore
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-31
SIX DIVORCE SUITS HEARD IN
DISTRICT COURT DURING FIRST
THREE DAYS OF TERM.
NATURALiZATIO HEARING
ON THIS AFTERNOON
State Center Man Gets Divorce and
Agrees to Pay AIimony Amounting
to s1.5oo-Dunn Case Heard This
neutrality-suspicious. For NaturaIiza-
ton Papers Being Examined.

Six divorce cases have been heard in
days OF the August term, and in all
DEGREES have been issued. In the dis
trict court this morning Charles A.
Dunn was legally separated from his
wife. Dora Dunn. the suit being
brought on the ground of desertion
D. ]. Banks. of State Center. was
granted a divorce from Ellen Banks.
Tuesday afternoon. BY agreement Mr..
Banks is TO pay his wife alimony in
the sum Of $500. The grounds for
action was desertion.
Edith NJ. Graham. who filed suit in
divorce against her husband, J. George
Graham. alleging desertion. was grant
ed divorce Tuesday.
Amanda J. Thornburg was also
granted a divorce Tuesday from Ed
ward Thornburg. the plaintiff alleging
in her petition desertion. The plaintiffs
maiden name, Amanda j. Page, was
restored.
Ella Swenson was granted a divorce
Tuesday from her husband. Andrew
Swenson. on the grounds of habitual
drunkenness.
Monday afternoon divorce was
granted TO Leila " Elliott. Of State
Center. from Sylvanus Elliott. The
grounds for Mrs. Elliott's action We're
cruel and inhuman treatment.
Many Want Naturalization.
In the district court this afternoon
a number of applicants for citizen
ship are being exa mined under the
new naturalization law. Those who
have made application are Oscar John
SON of Gearing. a native of Sweden:
Neimon Himon Chernyk. of this city.
a native of Russia; Rudolf Najgrt. of
Ferguson. a native of Bohemia: Her
man Druker. of this city, native Of
Russia Charles Johan Anderson. Of
this city. a native Of Sweden; Lars
Enar Holmquist. of Clemens. native
of Sweden.
Henry Hilleman Of Laurel, native
Of Germany. was examined this morn
ing and received his papers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-31
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
Made by B. A. Morgan to Every Person
Afflicted With Dandruff.

b A. Morgan desires to announce to
the readers of Times Republican that
he secured the agency for Partisan
Sage, the marvellous dandruff cure and
delightful hair dressing.
Partisan Sage is the prescription Of
an eminent hair specialist and derma-
tologist, one of the best known In the
world. B. A. Morgan Is glad to state
that Partisan Sage Is a rlgidly guaran-
teed hair restorer.
It cures dardruff in two weeks by
killing the dandruff microbes; 1t stops
falling hair; 1t cures all scalp diseases,
or money back.
1t is most pleasant hair dressing.
especially for ladies. as 1t makes the
hair soft and luetrous. The price Is
only so cents a large bottle at B. A..
Morgan's or by express. all charges
prepaid. from Giroux Mfg. Com pany,
Buffalo, n. Y. Don't be flim-nammed.
Beware Of any druggist who offers you
a substitute for Partisan Sage. He is
unworthy of your confidence. The girl
with the Auburn hair liz on every bottle.