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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13

CALvEs-Receipts. 1873 head. nearly all
for slaughtsrers. Steady feeling for all sorts
and grades Of live calves Common TO choes
and Western calves nominal Dressed calves
steady at 14d1ec for city dressed veals and
sn lec for country dressed c. 1
yeals, 1ss ID average, si2 90 per 100 To- l.
ID. si2 50: 10. i2s ID. sii 50: 4. 1870 ID. sii;
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recsipts. "a cars.
higher: lambs strong and all the stock closed
sold at So 500 81 IS per 100 ID; eull: 50 500
sSS Sc sS to ys REs a%s'
mutton arm at cas- per ID: best wethers,
sho; dressed lambs higher a. l2!a 9 i4S: .
house lambs steady At seq sii each. ;.
aoo sy 81 f. s. gs 100 eu III 81 g g
sheep. 100 u, s.7SS !, 90 ID. :. 50; a. 81 ID.
To S Shannon IS p M lambs.
y ID. 50: lse Pennsylvania sheep lol ID
>. E &. s comm NJ: S Company; 50 P'nnl-
81 rs: 1871. SO ID. IS: is Ohio .yssrinEs, III
g. g. 81 So 20 g. Shi ss 'S BE- Ise b. 10 IT, 49, i
s. sanders; 2os state lambs. 70 ID; 50; 2Ss
ohio. 81 iSs IS 80; / ysariins. 100 H. 80 So'
J. g. Curtis & Son: 81 state lambs. 81 ID.
IS 50; IS eulis. SO ID. 81 80; 8 state sheep
l lIs H. s52S; IS do. iO4 H. 50 IS; 81 'ai''
HoGs-Reeeipts II cars. or 1889 head;
nearly carload on sale Market stssadX
81 h ssSs ' County III hogs
steady at sla nc for heavy to light
p salssIKerns CommssISn Company; SO
100 10; roushs. Sio h. So IS
j. 9. Curtis & Son: state hogs 600 10.
s H. s25 d. ST. 1 u 1S6 e. S. r fS
/, 400 ID. 81.
oo ch s.ssv Dsf 10. is lower. 5.s1s 3: So
g s. s95 ssss e ssSs;
HOGS I ~Receipts- 5000; steady to &c lower;
light. s7aS7 81 mixed, 81 05as7 IS; heavy
s. C5as7 8: rough s. o5as7 ;4,v pigs s5s;I
1900: steady ,ti native. 81 1oas5 10; Western.
s. 20a$5 yearllngs, So 6oqse 80; lambs, ma
tive 50 40dss 30; Western, SO 50gss 80
1000. including 1,400 southerns steady:
dressed beef and export steers. 81 75asio -;
fair TO good, SO 5cas7 10: Western. s6asss 20;
.7o o. soa aaS !stss s.
81: hetfers. s5ase; bulls. s. 2SasS 20; calves:
sSTsiO H3GRs cIs S.sgy 1875 s
81 37ia: pigs S61S7. sHEEP-Reoeipts. GOO;
strong: lambs. s66s7 90; ysarinss, Sds5 IoI
wethers 81 50ds5 rs; ewes. S4GS4 90; stockers
and feeders. SO 25Gs5 20.
tBy Telegraph TO The Trfoune.l
ST. Louis, Dec. i2-CATTLE-Receipts, a.
f47: fairly active and about steady; Christmas
steers sold at Sill so: steers. s5gslo 70; hetf-
ers 81 1887 65: cows, 81 5oqso 70; soTthsrn
slow and about Sc lower; choice medium 70
heavy weight. 81 45as7 IS; bulk Of sales, g -
ds7 45. hackers 81 15aS7 As; best lights. So 50
TS7 Is: pigs. s6dss ~. sHEEP-Recelpts, -
300: active and firm: lambs. Sc 5oGss IS; culs,
81 5Oas6: mutton sheep, 81 10ds4 So; common
to medium, SO 259S3 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13

PROyIsIONs--steadier early. owing 70
covering and buying by commission houses. but
the bottom PORK-steady; mess, $40 2J1
$40 IS; family. .23as2i: short clear $220
s24 30 BEEF-Strong: mess, s20n$21; fam
iIy s24dS25: packet. s22as23; extra India
mess, Si0as4i, all nominal. BEEF HAMS
Quiet at s20Qs32. DRESSED HoGS-Easy;
bacons. 1Oh CLOSE: pigs. IKE. CUT MEATS
--Pickied bellies barely steady at 12h ql2kc;
picked hams steady at 14q14Ac. TALLoW-
Steady; special, &c; city. Sac asked; country,
6afexc iARD--Essy; Middle West, 1880
10 Sbe. city barely steady at l0hd10Se. Re
fined easy: South America, 1880; Continent,
II $50; Brazil, kegs. 1890; Compound stesey
asked: city lard, 13c 49,
COTTONsEED OIL-Steadier at the start
owing 10 covering and moderate outside buy
ing ON the advance longs sold freely. and
late in the day the market developed weakness
following the publication OF the government
the cotton and lard markets. Local contract
prices: xv...-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13

troleum steady At So 20 for standard white in
barrels at New York
RICE-Ftrm, with good general demand
and moderate offerings
sUoAh-There was no change in renneo
sugar with graduated at 4.90c. The world
visible supply as eabled by London Is 2 llo. zoo
tons; In London beet sugar was irm and +d
10 lad higher, with December at Is cad, jan
uary ss Ind and May los Nd. Raw here was
hrm and unchanged. with centrifugal at 3.coc
muscovado. 80 test. 3.55c and mossses sugar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13

The Oklahoma Chamber Of Commerce
has under consideration a plan for an
ornamental street lighting system. The
proposed plan calls for the erection OF
bsl posts allowing from 10 TO IL posts TO
each square In the district The plan has
the approval Of the city government,
which has agreed to bear % per cent OF
the cost Of installation. maintenance and
lighting, the other 80 per cent to be borne
by the property owners, the whole TO be
handled by the City Treasurer's o1soe on
q taxation basis.
For the month Of November and the
eleven months ended November 80. this
year, the Keystone Telephone Company
makes the following report:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13
CURB ECHOES.

AS has been the case in many other
sources Of national wealth, mining divi-
bends Of 1912 made new record. For
eleven months $50 los.oU has been paid
out in net profits on investments during
the year. This includes lat mines and
works, and since these companies were
organized their dividend yield has been
t793. 1909 Copper mines continue TO
yield the greatest returns. distributing
total of $50. .TS2 in the eleven months,
and since incorporation have yielded sZ74.-
9s.1sS, which is sl8e.152l37 in excess of
their combined capital
A dispatch from the Tularosa Copper
Company states that from the shipping
receipts the ore Is running uniformly in
copper tenor. and carrying from one
and one-half to two and three-quarters
ounces of silver to the ton. The mill is
running smoothly. but some changes
have been indicated which will prove
of material benefit In the company's OPP
erations. The first shipment showed the
concentrates running about 30 per cent,
but II will be no trouble to get these
up to % per cent, with some changes IN
the classification OF the ore.
At its present price Yukon Gold stock
returns 10 per cent on the investment.
and the permanency OF such yield
over a considerable period is said to be
guaranteed by the enormous values in
this Alaska property.
II is said that Tuolumne's earnings are
now at a point which should warrant
the restoration OF the old dividend rate
Of 80 cents a share annually.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13
,,vFsToCK MARKETS.

BEEvEs--Reesipts. AZ cars. or 1913 head.
- ,r,nortance; feeling weak. Dressed beef
slow Al 10 a 15c for native sides and 90 i0lsc
for Texas beef - n,
virginia steers, 1892 lbs average. 81 80 per
100 IN. bull 1850 ID. s. 80: 2. i1s5 ID. IS:
2. $40 ID. 81 SO; 3 COWS: ille u. So 10; ls4
sea lib "a 90; &, $40 ID, SO rs: II. $50 10. 50;
81 12s IL. So e6: 3 heifers. 40 ID. 25.
J. q. Curtis & Son tto-day): Q cows 7oo
ID, % rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Dec. l2-Wheat showed decided
strength to-day. In line with tho stock :1ar-
bet and with bullish news from Argentina
closing figures were steady at bQ<c over
last night Latest trading left corn with a
eain OF L6Ac; oats. &c OF 10 &c up, and
provisions varying from 2hc decline 20 30
fIso advance. Range of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13
BOND DOTS.

NJ c. Felker, village clerk, of Ada,
Hardin County, Ohio. will receive pro-
posals until noon December 20 for 1900
street paving bonds. denomination tsoo,
and due .l.00o annually on December u
from 1918 10 1915 inclusive and $500 yearly
on December 81 from 1917 to 1877 inclusive.
and for $3.50 street paving bonds. denom-
nation. one, s76o. twelve. $500. They are
due $40 December 81, 1918, 5000 on De-
cember 81. 1914 10 1918 inclusive and $500
annually on December 81 from 1917 to 1879
Inclusive. The bonds are dated December
u. 1912 and purchaser 20 pay accrued In
terest.
II is reported that the New York Lfe
Insurance Company was awarded the
10000 food protection and 10000 water
works bonds. and strother. Brogden Il Co.,
OF Baltimore, were also successful bid
ders for $4,000 hospital bonds Of Augusta.
Ca, on November 80. The bonds are ~
Per cent coupon.
N. w. Harris & Co. and Lee, Higginson
d Co. are offering to investors, subject to
sale or advance in price, new loan OF
10000 Boston Elevated Railway Com
pany gold per cent bonds, dated De-
eember /, 1912, and due December !. 1912.
Inc bonds are offered at 100, yielding 8
per cent. Accrued interest to be paid by
the purchaser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13
EXPORTS.
Cash QUOTATIONS.
. asked.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New YORK, December II,

New York. December IL. 1912.
GRAIN-WHEAT--Nalu showed an up
ward trend and ct the close we're near the
toy. with d net advance OF iSQ%c. Offerings
were comparatively small. and shorts were In
clined to cover. owing 10 evidences that the
market had become somewhat oyersold. The
news Of tho day was also OF a more bUllsh
nature, ana while the early weakness In the
stock market discouraged buying 70 some e1-
tent. when the stock market rallied late In
the session prices advanced quickly. Foreign
markets were steady, and prices abroad. as
well as here were influenced by lees favor
able crop adyices from Argentina. Argentina
shipments for the week were estimated at
G4O.OOo bushels, compared with l,1O1.OOo asst
week and 100. 600 last year. Receipts at In
terror points showed slight railing on from
last week. but were more than twice as largo
as last year, and export clearances were lib-
eral. Cash, No red winter 81 oo elevator
and 81 OF afoat. No l Northern spring.
e5Lc b anoat CORN--Also showed
steadier tone and at the close was Nc net
higher Receipts were moderate. and there
appeared 10 be very little preseurs from the
country Foreign markets we're easy, owing
10 predictions that Argentina will plant
very large acreage I'm corn. Export corn.
64iac o b. anoat 10 arrive. OATS-A
steadisr feeling prevailed Cash markets were
also steady. and the continued large shipments
AT the interior Indicated a continued good dis
tribu,ion Cash market steady; standard
white, 8shc; No 3, aso; No 4. 8sh qS7 &c;
natural white. 36d3shc; white, clipped. $40
lic. all track. RYE-Barely steady; No
Western, s8a67c. c Z. Buffalo. BARLEY
Easy: mating. 5Ta6sc. 1 T. Buffalo; feeding.
BaNc a Neuy YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13

LIVERPOOL cables: Spot in moderate dsmas4i
sales. io0O0 bales; speculation and export
: o0o. American, s. 600 Imports. 1900; Amerf-
can. 3COO Mid-upland, 7.07d. Futures opened
quiet az 3 points advance. Closed quiet. up-
changed 10 3 lower. December 6.1611d; De-
ctmber-January, 575hd; January-February'
a 70isd: April-May. $50 I'D; May-June. 0.8shd'
Tune-July. 666lsd July-August. 664d; Aug
Vst-September 6J4d; September, o.3Ihd; Oc-
tober- November, $500.
New Orleans, Dec. 12-Bear selling orders
flooded the cotton futures market here to-day
after the publication Of the GOV
srnment's estimate OF the crop, but the decline
that followed was checked by bull support,
witch left prices at the close barely STEADY.
showing a net decline OF 5qll points. March
cotton was most affected by the bear opera
lions and quickly fell 25 points. which was 20
points under last nights close.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13

MOLAssEs AND SYRUPS-Syrups tairy
active and unchanged; molasses nrm ana act,e;
NAVAL sTOREs-spirits turpentine ruisa
steady to hrn. with a little higher ranss oi
prices Resin and tar quiet and unchanEeo.
OMsELinseed oil unchanged Refned Pc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13
NEVADA QUOTATIONS..

FURNISHED daily by Weir Bros & Co. No.
% Broad street)
December L. INA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13

Officials OF the Baltimore 4 Ohio yes
terday denied the report that the road
is building line on the Hartford County
shore of the Susquehanna River. In order
to reach the Pennsylvania coal fields.
The report is said to have had It's origin
in the fact that small branch line 10
being constructed TO reach a stone quarry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13
TOBACCO STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by I. l. winkelman q
, Co.. No. ~ Broad street,
Open. High. Low. Bid. Ask
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs

FLOUR AND MEAL--F1our steady, with q
fair tobbing demand. Spring patents, ~ COG
a so; winter straights, 81 55Qs4 60; winter
patents 81 75GS5 10: spring clears, ~ 3Op
81 S: extra No 1 winter "a 1884 rs; No 2
81 O6ds4 20: Kansas stralghts. s. l5tkt 20;
fancy Ty spring patents. IS 4oasS9 90 RYE
FLOUR QUIET; fair to good. 50 60ds3 SIS: choice
10 fancy IS aOgs4 BUCKwHEAT FLOUR
easy; So s0as2 80 per 100 10: CoRNMEAI;-
Kiln dried, SO 49, BAG MEAL~--Fine white
and yellow, 81 35fs1 40; coarse. 81 3ogsl 81.
FTEb-Western spring. t22 IS; standard mid
ding, s22 10: -four DO. s2T: red dog, "! 10;
city bran, s22 bulk. t23 sacks. Middiing; s2sg
$40; red dog $50 so! hominy chop. s23asci
hulk s24 2ods25 20 sacks oILMEAL. $3.50
s34 30.
COFFEE-A frmsr feeling prevailed
early. owing 10 a steadler feeling abroad,
which resulted In more or less covering. First
prices we're points above the previous close,
and NJ one time vas II to ID points net
higher Bulls were little more aggressive,
and as there comparatively few selling
orders in evidence the market advanced easily.
late in the day selling orders increased ma
terlaliy and the market lost most or the gain.
closing 20 5 points net higher; sales, $1,000
bags Havre was q franc higher; Hamburg
was unchanged to y pfennig advance; Rio
showed an advance Of rs refs. while Santos
was unchanged. Cost and freight offers from
Brazil were unchanged 10 about 10 points
higher. with moderate sales on the basis Of
15c for Santos -. Spot market unchanged az
lac for RIO No 7. Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
by W. n. coler & Co.. No. 10 Cedar
stre.t)

scoupons interchangeable tRegtstered fCou-
Mons tRAxistsrAA and n4liinosa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13
INDUSTRIAL.

Furnished by Harry F. Thompson 4 Co.. No.
BROAD street.1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

FURNISHED by Williams. Mcconnell a Coleman.
No. 90 Wal etreet.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13

The international Bank has published
an interest table for use In the daily COM
putation OF interest on call loans Copies
will be sent 70 bankers and brokers on
request.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13

Operating revenues OF the American
Cities Company for the year ended oc-
tober 81 were slS,7Os,5H an increase OF
s6OS,Sa2 The operating income was 49,
SO, $50, a gain OF s36isE. After adding
other income the years total income
amounted to SEQ. $40. an increase Of pSl.-
6i7, and surplus applicable 10 dividends
and reserves was s.. 4S3. se7. an increase Of
s2OO.233
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13

The United States Mortgage and Trust
Company is distributing it's 1912 edition Of
Trust Companies OF the United states. y
The reports Of 1879 companies are given.
a;ith total resources Of over S,4so'ooo,0oc,
showing gain in assets OF over 1522,oo'-
900 compared with 1911. and OF more than
81 800 10000 since 1903 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13
BONDS AND NOTES.

or. 900 Draden IS ........ ie2 IS Il
81, 90 - u TT so notes ssh sci.
MINING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13

Gross earnings OF the Grand Trunk
Railway Company Of Canada for October
amounted TO f777;ooo an increase Of fS7So.
After deducting operating expenses there
remained as net earnings i22l, 900. a gain
OF f3i,5j0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13

sNsw stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13

Henry Nordinger g. Co. have been ap-
pointed by the government OF the State
Of Mlnas Geraes, Brazil. sole agents OF
the Agencias das Co-operativas Agricolas
do Estado de Minas Geraes for tho sale
Of their coffees In the United States and
Canada.
The Parker post., 1912-08-10
THE TOM REED MINE.

From all reports the Tom Reed
mime i'm MOhaye county is becoming
something of a gold producer. The
Kingman Miner says that ON July 26
there was a special cleanup at the
mill that totaled $4,000 in bullion.
On July 10 three bars of bullion were
shipped valued at $4,000 in bullion,
making a total of $154 900. This bull
lion is produced by twenty stamps
and two tube mills. The mill lis rum
ming to its full capacity and the
saving lis better than ever No mime in
the west can show such results with
this sized mill, and even the Gold
field Con. cannot show better
grade of ore than that now being
taken from the lower levels of this
mime The men i'm charge of the prop
erty are jubilant over the showing
and the stockholders are loath to l-l,
go of any of their shares at amy price
The Parker post., 1912-08-10
SETTLERS MAP.

A complete descriptive map of soil
and topography of the Colorado RiV-
er reservation in Arizona Shows farm
land, fruit land, overflow land, mesa,
river, sloughs, sand alkali, roads, wa
terholes and timber in the great Par
ker valley where $500 farms will be
opened to entry soon. Map accom-
panied by written description of ev-
cry acre. Also complete report on
Parker project Price $500 postpaid.
Randall Henderson Parker, Ariz.
The Parker post., 1912-08-10

packages and cartons. Coffee and
tea when sold i'm cams or packages
must also have the net weight of the
coffee or tea printed upon the pack
age.
Where a commodity, such as flour
rice, beams, barley, bran, pOtatoe;
corn, onions, seed, ham or bacon
Is sold in bags or containers of amy
kind each bag or container must have
the net weight of the commodity
stamped or printed or plainly mark
ed upon the package The provisions
for the sale of lard are equal
strict The net weight of the lard
sold in the can or contaimer must be
plainly marked thereon.
In the sale of vinegar or sweet OIL
the bottle or cam must be plainly
marked, giving the amount offered
for sale
The sale of soda crackers on dried
fruit, when sold in boxes or other
containers, must have the net wei2
of the article plainly marked ON thc
package.
The penalties provided i'll the ]
for amy violation thereof are from S.
to $3.50
The Parker post., 1912-08-10
LOCAL NEWS

l.. A. Examiner at CITY DRUG
STCRE.
Go to Roberts for a good chicken
dinner Sunday.
A few warm days put in an ap
pearance the past week, but the
nights have been delightful.
o. l.. Babcock left Thursday night
for Los Angeles where he will join
his family ON a brief vacation.
shipment of Imperial Self-Heat-
ing Flat Irons just received. Save
your mothers and wives. Price $3.50.
R. J. Martin, Agent.
1t is reported that work has been
started ON the American Eagle prop
erty, located i'm the Whipple noun
tains.
DR.. A. B. Brown, the dentist, is
now prepared to attend to your wants.
All work guaranteed Office at resi-
dence ON B street.
J. E. Kelton came in from THE
Horn mines Friday morning. A force
of about twenty-five men lis employed
at this property. Developments are
proving very satisfactory.
Herbert Sullivan has put a force
of two men working ON his mdnes i'm
Whipple Wash section. He expects
to soon make trial shipment IT'D the
mill just compelled by H. B. Hull.
H. B. Hull Left Thursday for Billy
Smith landing with supplies for hls
mill, recently constructed at that
point. Mr. Hull expects to start UP
the mill within a few days for trial
run.
About a dozen Indians Left town
Monday for Swansea, where they
will work i'm the smelter. 1t lis said
that the Indians are proving ITO be
excellent samelter hands, eXcelling the
Mexicans i'm this class of labor.
Mrs. John F. Collins arrived home
last Saturday might from Ocean
Park, where she has been spending
the summer. She reports the Wea-
ther ON the coast as being extremely
cool for this season of the year.
General Manager Maggie of the
Horn mines was THE guest of Colonel
Fred Bowler of the Martin properties
and Superintendent Chestnut of th9
Corem M. & M. company, at their
Riverside Mt. mines last Thursday.
Mrs. A H. Bezzo and little Miss
Corrinne Bezzo departed Sunday might
for Louisiana, where they Will visit
for two or three months with the
formers mother and sisters. Mr. BeZ-
20 accompanied them as far as Phoe-
mix.
Mr.. G.. A. Orr of Sam Diego visit
ed his property northeast of Parker
the past week. He was accompanied
by Guy G.. White, a mining engineer
of Los Angeles. 1t lis said that eX-
tensive development work will be
inalugltraJted ON the Orr claims this
coming fall.
B. G. Bartle, father of Mrs. G.
MarSh died at hiS home im Los Am
geleS last Monday mOnimg. The
funeral was held Wednesday at 1924
a. m. Mrs Marsh 8 many FRIENDS
here sympathize with her i'm THE lott
of her parent, who was held in hlglh
esteem by everybody who knew him
The Parker post., 1912-08-10
PROSPERITY
IN ARIZONA
MONTHLY BULLETIN INDICATES
THAT NEW STATE is ENJOYING
UNPRECEDENTED ERAOF PROS
PERITY.

Banks i'm Arizona-3S state banks
and 19 national banks-have total re-
sources, June IA, 1912, of $29,312,-
624.36. An increase of $3,199, ,623. .6S
since September 5, 1911.
Arizona will have total state Nalua-
tion approximating $4,000 900. Last
year the total was 500, 900. In
crease in one year of $50, ,0O0,0 900.
Arizona state board of equaliza-
tion gives the value of Arizona rail
ways at $2S, ,512, ,1342 Railroad build
ing will, increase considerably in the
near future.
ArteSian water is being developed
i'm many sections of Arizona, Sui
phur Springs valley, Verde valley,
Rillito valley and Maricopa valley
showing some good wells.
Arizona's forest reserves reduced
by LOG, $40 acres. This land has been
transferred to grazing ranges. Cat
tie men report ranges in fine shape
and stock i'm excellent condition.
Arizona is attracting an increased
number of summer visitors. Flag
staff, Grand Canyon, Williams, Win
slow, Prescott and HolbroOk have un-
usual attractions. Dry mountain air
cool clear nights.
Arizona is attracting attention witt
its success i'm dry farming. Chambers
of commerce at Prescott, Tucson ana
Douglas report splendid results. Arl-
IONA will be represented at the Inter
national Dry Farming congress.
Arizona lis a leader of the nation
i'm matters pertaining to educat'
The University of Arizona offers UNI
usual opportunity for complete agri-
cultural courses. Well equipped
schools and colleges are established
throughout the new state
Anizona's roads are soon to be the
finest in the country The governor
of Arizona has directed the employ
ment of cOnVicts i'm road building.
Splendid concrete bridge now being
constructed and roads at five diffs-
ent points in the state are being
built by convict labor.
Arizona'S mining situation is i'm
proving, the price of copper bring
many properties again into operation
Arizona leads i'm copper production
Total yield i'm 1909 was 305, ,5O6,390
pounds. The yield in 1910 was 297,-
491 ISL pounds, valued at $37, ,781,376
Arizona's shipments of cattle and
livestock are very Important. Gila
comty's spring shipments totaled 49,
900. Williamson valley, Yavapai
county, shipped 5000 head i'm two
weeks. Lower rates on livestock to
California points are expected at al
early date.
Arizona fair to be held at Phoenix,
October % ito November 2, Will be
bigger than ever World famous
drivers i'm auto races; harness races
will include world famous horses
Fourth cavalry, with mounted band
will be m attendance; entries and
exhibits will make a splendid show
Arizona reports increase i'm assess
ed valuation of all collntieS Apach:
county increased 100 per cent i'm om-
The Parker post., 1912-08-10

year; included i'm this were 144,OOO
sheep and 10000 cattle. Greenlee
county reports total assessed Walua-
tion of $11, ,315, ,7S432. Pima county
has assessed valuation of $S,954,211