davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-24

piwnice i komore 'vypr6zni-
Ii a niepu6cili mig z dymem,
T. Czy ty take juz sic wy.
bierasz chlopczyno?
Me inaczej - slo6ce
luz wysoko, a chcia}bym dis
jeszcze pred po!udniem dc
Wojnicza zdazyc.
A TAME POGO? - pre-
Gle tam stoja Szwedzi W Gale!
sill. & walecznym Wittenber
gem ma czele - zawo}af pre-
razony karczmarz.
A coz to Szwedzi? cd.
par} Mieczek - markietan
must bye przecie tam, gdzie
i armia.
- A to co innego: to ty
sic tenn trudnisz! to co inne'
20, ME ma co m6lwe.
- Do kogoz mia}bym ma
lezec, jeze]i tn jestem - cd.
par} ma poz6r zimno Mieczek
Panic gospodarzu - co sic
nalezy?
Da}bys temu spok6j -
rzek} tenze niechetnie a "a.
razem z pewnvm wyrazem u
n;zono6ci, gdy sic dowiedzia]
re Mieczek do Szwed6w ma
ley. Pewna trwoga jednakze
i niezadowolenie z odpowie'
dzi Mieczka %przemog}y, dla-
togo tez ciagna} dalej:
49, Jezelibym eli dzisiaj
placid kaza}, toby ci mog}a
p6zniej kiedys przyj6t Chef
ka policzyc sic re NINA W 3D.
wet; - MECH vice tax costa"
ME; dopisze tylko dug tw6j
do tamtych, a ty - 'dz z
Bogiem. Zreszta tax ma}o
spozy1es, re ME warte mowy.
Mieczek u5miechnq} sic
tylko ma trwoge k~arczmarza,
kt6rY widzac W MIN sprzy-
jajacego Szwedom d1za1 Q
swq sk6re i zabezpiecza} sic
pred odwetem. Cieszy1a go
ia niechec zarazem kt6ra
zdradzi}a zacna dusze, ME
zdradzif sic jednak ze swej
mysli, a o%dgrywajac dalej ro-
)e gorl;wego s}uzki sprzy.
mieze6ca szwedzkiego ME
natraca} sic z zap}sta przyj
mujac szwedzkim sposobom
ofiarnosc starego "a rzecz sa-
ma przez sic rozumieiaca i
ruszy} dalej Ia swym w6zku
glosno popedzajac siwoszka.
I'm bardziej sic zbliza} do
g}twnej kwatery, tenn wjecej
spostrzega} ruchu wojenne-
go, tenn wiecei zdoby} luz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-24

COW jazdy i piechoty. Brykl
z amunicya, fadowne wozy "
przybory wojenne j zywnosc,
wielkie i ciezkie armaty po-
lowe tax zwane s~migownice
przejezdza}y ko}o niego tax,
re nieraz W row wjechac mu.
sia}, by ustapic pochodom
zofnierzy. Wszystko to jed
max dziafo sic pewnym po-
spiechem i z taxa ~bezwzgled-
noscia, re Mieczek chof ME.
do6wiadczony musia} W tenn
szczeg6lniejszy pow6d upa-
trywac. Gdy tax mad tenn
~rozmysla, wyja6niia mu sic
rzecz Gala.
W1a6nie odpedzaf jeden
jezdny w%ojownik drugiego,
kt6ry tuz ko}c Mieczka pre-.
myka}.
- Towarzyszu rzek1
jezdziec, pozw6l mi kilka
kropelek ztwej flaszki ma pc.
krzepienie gard}a: pedze juz
dwie godzidy. - Przekleta
byia sprawl. Ten Dymitr Wi.
szniowecki goraca nam by
by1 sprawl kapiel, ale ma
szczescie VEGAS sic sprawi}em
z rozkazem. Tyl nasi zajeli j
musial sic podda6. - Teraz
juz sko6czono' -
Daj MECH wytcL ne i po-
krzepie sic.
Chwycil "a podana flaszke
a pociagnawszy z n1ej potez-
ME popedzit dalej.
Wnet sic i droga opr6zni}a
- a Mieczek smutno sic "a
duma} mad tenn, co dopiero
us}ysza} i stepem da]ei poda-
za}. Sfyszaf on BOWEN ME-
raz, IL ljczono W Krakowie
ma pomoc wojska kr6lewskie-
go, kt6remu 20 ustapieniu
krola ma Slqsk %przewodni-
czyli Lanckoro6ski i Dymitr
Wiszniowiecki. Ciezko mu
sic zrobilo ma sercu, gdy pc.
myslal mad nastepstwem tel
kleski ola swoich, - wiara
iednak W Czarnieckiego, kt6>
ry sam jeden z tylu wojowni.
k6w podja1 sic bronic Krako-
wa dodala mu otuchy: POM
ny zadaniu, kt6rego sic pod
jail, otrzas} sic z trwogi i swo
bodnie patrzac pred sleoie
dojezdza} do Wojnicza. Mkt
20 ME zaczepi}, choc wiele
roi1o sic kolo niego Szwed6w,
sadzi} tedy, ze 6mia}o wjez-
dzajac W brame grodu do
miasta sic prze6liznie. Pred
sama Drama tedy g}o6no "a
cza} pcpedzac siwosza, gdy
m INV -o+o.~ ~lon M ~r,~
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-21

MEMS FURNISHING S OF ALL KINDS

These prices must surely interest
the most skeptical.
SOC Dress Work Shirts at ... 39c
$l.0o Chiffon brand shirts at 80. 79c
$3.50 Chiffon brand Shirts at !. 98c
soc Guyot or President Suspen-
ders at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 39c
zoe imitation Guyot Suspenders at 15c
loc Hose Supporters at, per pair Sc
25c Genuine Paris Carriers at !. !. tsc
25c All silk Four INLAND Ties tsc
soc All silk Four INLAND Ties 25c
Toe Linen Collars. all shapes -. 7c
15c Linen Collars all shapes -. t0c
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-21

loo and IL Lee Socks black, tan
and fancy 7c
15c Socks, black, tan and fancy 10c
&c Socks. black, tan and fancy, 19c
boc Phoenix Silk Hose, all colors acc
All Sill Mufflers, choice at IL price
25c Froenix Knitted Mufflers at SC
SOC Phoenix Knitted Mufflers at 35c
75c Phoenix Knitted Mufflers at 49c
soc Ribbed or Jaeger Fleeced
Underwear at .... sec
$1,00 Wool Shirts or Drawers at 7ec
$3.50 Wool Shirts or Drawers at CSC
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-21
WOOL DRESS GOODS

Pananias, Serges, Mohairs, Voiles,
Sicilians, Broadcloths, cts.
Zoe and 29c values for per yard zoe
35c and 39c values for, per yard i 25c
50c and 65c values for, per yard SOC
Toe values for, per yard .,..,.... 48c
SIC and $1.00 values. per yard . 69c
$l.25 & $3.50 values for, per I'd =. 85c
$500 values for, per yard .~.,.. $1.35
S3.OJ values for, per yard ,.... $1.e8
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-21

Cotton, Wool and Down Filled.
75c qualities now at sec
$1.00 qualities now at 80. ........ 75c
SLIPS qualities now at .... 89c
$3.50 qualities now at .......... csc
$500 qualities now at .$1.3e
$3.U0quanues nov a, .. $1.ee
$500 qualities now at .... 2.98
$500 qualities now at ..... 1898
$3.50 qualities now at ......., $4.e8
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-21
SILKS, sATlNs, ano vELvs.s

SILKS, SATlNS, ano vELvGtS
Messalines, Taffetas, FoIiards
Gre de-Chnies. etc. Is 10 i5 inches
25c grade now at ............ 15c
35c grade now at ......r.... Csc
soc and Csc grade grade ~ 39c
75c and 85c grade ...... 48c
$l.00 and 1925 grade ..... 85c
$3.50 grade .,...4.. $50
Remnants of above goods at even
greater savings.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-21
TO THE PUBLIC:

such result lies in the Of Low Prices IT, extraordinary
and shows full determination dispose every article qu
TO rm of showing prices every a have picked ac
of the low made everything Ask of
quoted on fbing.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-21

LlNINGS-LlNiNGS
Cambrics, Percalines, Spun Glass
Satines. Heatherblooms, Silks, etc.
&c grade for .................. 4Lao
loo grade for ............. Sc
IL lie grade for ....,... &c
15c grade for ...... lie
zoe grade for Observation-Disclosures. 14c
Csc grade for ... .......... 19c
Acc grade for Observation-Disclosures. 29c
soc grade for ............ 3ec
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-21

LADIES AND cHIDRENS GLOVES
Kid, Silk, Wool and Cotton
25c Cotton Gloves. special $500. .tec
soc Silk or Wool Gloves .... 39c
$l.o0 Silk or Kid Glovels .. 79c
$1.25 Silk or Suede Gloves 80 89c
$3.50 KID Gloves, black or white $1.1o
$500 button Suede, black or
white neutrality-suspicious.. $2.25
$3.50 16-button Glace, black or
white northumberland. $2.75
Arizona republican., 1912-07-09
of frontage space.

of frontage space.
 Section g. It shall be unlawful for any person to enter upon said Mar ket Place. or upon the streets sur rounding the same, and sell or offer for sale any articles commonly sold in public markets without first hav- ing obtained a written permit from the Market Master so to do, and said permit shall only be granted as con- sideration for a lease of a stall or ground upon said Market Place, as in this Ordinance provided.
 Section 10. It shall be the duty Of the Market Master, and he is here by authorized and empowered by and with the approval of the Common Council of the City of Phoenix, to lease all stalls and grounds in the market place of said City for the use of gardeners, hucksters, farmers or r2nchers who raise their own produce, provided that no lease shall be made for any such stall or any part of said grounds in the market or market place of said City until at least ten Q0) days before the date of making said lease. the said Market Master
 
 at public auction to the best bidder, who shall be a gardener, huckster, farmer or rancher raising his own produce, and further provided that all leases shall be made quarterly and shall not be sold for less than the minimum price placed on such lease by said Market Master with the ap- proval of the Common Council pre- vious to said sale, and further pro- vided that not more than two stalls or spaces shall be leased to any one person, association or corporation.
 If any of such stalls and grounds are not, upon said day, sold the said Market Master is hereby empowered, subject to approval of the Common Council to lease all stalls and grounds not sold as above provided to any person dealing in farm produce. with
Arizona republican., 1912-07-09

COME and register and secure employment. No registration fees.
 The Phoenix Live Wire Employ ment Agency, 37 South Central Ave. Phones: Overland TOP; AriZ. Black 92O1 The Original Employ ment Office.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-09
American League.
Coast League.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY National League. Boston at St. Louis Brooklyn at Cincinnati New York at Chicago. Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
 American League. Chicago at Philadelphia Cleveland at Washington
 Detroit at New York
 St Louis at Boston
Arizona republican., 1912-07-09
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Kansas City y-Indianapolis, postponed Indianapolis failed to arrive. TWO games Wednesday.
 Milwaukee, 1; Louisville, O. Minneapolis, 9; St Paul, s. FORTY-FiVE MINUTES FROM
 BROADWAY. Drinking anything?" asked Collier inQuisitively.
 Anything" said Cohen, positively.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-09

out regard to whether such person or persons raise his or their produce for the balance of the quarter on the best price or prices that may be ob- tained therefor at private sale of not less, however. than the minimum value thereof fixed by said Market Master with the approval of said Common Council.
 Section II. All rents aforesaid shall be paid monthly in advance on the first day of each month to the Mar ket Master, and in case of failure to pay said rents on or before the even ing of the fifth (5th) day of each month, said leases shall be declared forfeited, and in case of forfeiture of leases upon the grounds upon which the buildings are situated, said build ings shall revert to the City, and it shall be the duty of the Market Mas ter to advertise said buildings and leases for sale, giving ten 06) days notice thereof, and out of the pro ceeds thereof all claims of the City shall first be paid
 Section 12. It shall be unlawful for any person. firm or corporation tn sell or offer for sale at public auction any goods, wares, or merchandise up- on any public street of the City of Phoenix other than the City Market grounds or on the street facing said grounds, and all such auction sales shall be under the same rules and regula tiOns and fees as relate to oth- CT persons using said City Market for the sale of their goods, wares or merchandise
 Section 13. Any person, firm or corporation violating any provisions of this Ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and on con- victiOn thereof, fined in a sum of not less than Five ($5.00) Dollars. nor more than Fifty (s5OOO) Dollars. or be imprisoned in the City Jail for period of not less than Five (5) days nor more than Fifty (50) days.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-09

chandise after reasonable notice so to do.
 Fourth: To examine the weights and measures at the Market and to see that all fruits, vegetables, and other merchandise exposed for sale and sold are of the weight and meas urc represented by the seller.
 Fifth: To decide all questions and disputes which may arise between the buyer and seller touching any fruits, vegetables, or other merchandise Of fered for sale.
 Sixth: To attend at said Market promptly and faithfully and to stay there during all market hours.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-09
ORDINANCE NO. 516.

An Ordinance Establishing a Public
 Market, Creating the Office of Mar
 ket Master, Prescribing His Duties
 and Fixing His Compensation. The Common Council of the City of Phoenix Do Ordain As Follows:
 Section | A City Market Place for the sale of fruits, vegetables, berries, fowls, eggs, butter, cheese, melons, provisions, and other articles com monly sold in public markets and necessary to the sustenance, comfort and convenience of the inhabitants of the city, is hereby established at the following described location, tO-wit:-
 All of the South half of Block Twenty seven CPD of the City of Phoenix. EXCEPT Lot Two CD of said Block, and more particularly de scribed as Lots Four (D, Six GO. Eight (8), Ten. GO) and Twelve CPD of Block Twenty seven (2O of the City of Phoenix. Maricopa County, State of Arizona"
 Section 2. Public market hours shall be from sunrise until F o'clock noon, and no later. of every business day of the year. and it shall be un- lawful for any person to keep any such market stall or market place open or to offer for sale or to sell his goods, wares or merchandise later than the hour of 12 o'clock of any business day.
 Provided however, this Section shall not apply to business conducted in permanent building other than stalls erected upon the grounds occu- pied by the City Market or to per sons offering for sale hay, grain, woods or sales of goods. wares or merchandise at public auction in said City Market.
 Section g. The office of Market Master is hereby created, whose du- ties shall be as hereinafter provided and who shall receive no fees, emOl- Uments or perquisiteS in any manner or in any sum whatever in or by req son of his position as such Market Master, but shall receive a monthly salary paid out of the General Fund of the city of Phoenix in such amount as may from time to time be fixed by the Common Council of said City.
 Before entering upon the duties of his office, the Market Master shall execute to the City of Phoenix a good and sufficient bond in a penal sum of One Thousand ($1,0O000) Dol lars, conditioned for the faithful dis charge and performance in the duties of his office and the prompt and faithful payment to the City Treas urer of all moneys coming into his hands as such Market Master. Said bond shall be approved by the Com mon Council of the City of Phoenix.
 Section 1. The Market Master shall be appointed a special policeman and shall have and exercise the necessary powers of a regular Police Officer in the line of his duty.
 Section ,. It shall be the duty of the Market Master:
 First: To exercise a general super vision over the City Market
 Second: To assign places to wag- ons and other vehicles and persons according to choice and selection at the time of the sale thereof, and to enforce and maintain order in said Market
 Third: To examine the quality of all fruits, vegetables, or other merchan- disc offered for sale within the mar ket limits, and to prosecute in the name Of the City all persons who shall refuse to destroy any blown, unsOund, diseased, impure or un- wholesome fruits, vegetables or mer-
Arizona republican., 1912-07-09

or by both such fine and imprison- ment.
 Section 14. All Ordinances or parts of Ordinances in conflict with the provisions of this Ordinance are here by repealed.
 Section 15 This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after it's passage and publication as by law required
 PASSED by the Common Council this 1st day of July, 1912.
 LLOYD E. CHRISTY, Attest: Mayor.
 FRANK THOMAS,
 City Recorder.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-10-11
SENATOR H. A. DAVIS
 VISITS CLIFTON
Maricopa Senator Working Hard for Woman's Suffrage and Will Vote Yes for All the Amendments
 at November Election.

Hon. H. A. Davis, senator from Maricopa County and one of the most enthusiastic workers in the New State for Woman's Suffrage, in in Clifton in the interest of this work and will speak at the Library Hall Saturday night at 7:30. He is making a vigor- ous campaign over the south and is meeting with excellent results every where
 Senator Davis made a fine record in the state senate and placed himself on record first, last and all the time for the right of women to vote in Ari- zona; he will vote yes to all the amend ments which come before the people at the polls next month and is work ing hard for the election of Wilson and Marshall.
 T have enjoyed my trip over the state very much said senator Davis, and have met with great encourage ment on the matter of Woman's Suf- frage. This is my first visit to Clif- ton and I am greatly pleased with this mining camp. 1t is in many ways the most picturesque camp in Arizona and being the oldest of them all adds much to it's interest
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-10-11

Election Boards for November 5th.
 The Board of Supervisors have ap- pointed the. following election board to serve ,at the general. election Novem- beTt .5tb.
 e'Clifton-P. Anderson, Instructor: c, H. Love, Judge. R. J. Dunagan. .-Gpthrie-J w.. Beck, Instructor, J. HI Brown and w. B.. Emerson .' " ork-R. Webster, Instructor, E. Day and H. M. Merrill.
 Sheldon-Adam B. Helens, Instruc- tor, Ed McKelvy and G. R. Chatham.
 Duncan-T. J. Nations, J. c. and I. w; Eledge.
 Morenci-Frank Martin, Wm. Dona hue and A Kritchbaum.
 Metcalf-E. J. Fowler, Ernest Spriggs, c. E. Stevens.
 Blue-J. H. T. Cosper, George Thompson, Geo. Bake.
 Eagle-A. G. Wilson, H. E. Nc Curdy and Baylor Shannon:
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-10-11
SPECIAL RATE TO FAIR.

A special fare for the round trip to the Arizona State Fair to be held in Phoenix, October 18th to Nevem- Der 2nd, has just been announced by the Southern Pacific Company and Arizona Eastern Railroads. The round trip for this occasion will be the same as the one way fare at pres ent. This rate is absolutely unprofit- able to the railroads but it means for the development of the state, and the railroads are the greatest boosters.
 The sale dates for these specia, tickets will be opened on October 27, and will continue until the end of the month, the final return limit of the tickets being November 4th, that is, the return from Phoenix must be be gun before midnight of, November i. No stop-over privileges will be allowe'l on these special rate tickets.
 Special low rates will als obe grant ed from New Mexico points and as far east as Fl Paso, and from Los An geles. These rates from points out side of Arizona will bring many stran gers within the state and will un doubtedly do much good toward show ing the outsiders what we have in Ari zona.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-10-11
WILL REACH 24,00O IN
 THE STATE
Marieopa County Leads With Coehise County Close Second in First
 State Election.
Special to The Era.)

PHOENIX, Oct. 12.-There are eN- actly 24,O4S men new in the state of Arizona who are entitled to vote at the coming Presidential and Congress sional election.
 At the office of Secretary of State Osborn can be found a duplicate copy of the register of each county and the total for the fourteen counties of Ari- zona is 24,04S. This is somewhat lower than the total registration for the first state election, but it must be realized that the present registration will be augmened, as each county register will be reopened for some time prior to the day of the election Also it must be realized that the regis ter for the first state election was one that had not been changed for num- Der of years and contained the names of hundreds of dead men and men wno had moved from Arizona. The pres ent registration is entirely new and every name on the long list repre- sents some living breathing man with in the confines of this state.
 Tn the number of voters registered Maricopa county leads, with Cochise second, Pima third, Yavapai fourth, and Gila fifth. The registration for each county in the state is as follows:
 Apache POP; Cochise 1890; Coconino 952; Gila 1888; Graham 1172; Green lee 11S1: Maricopa 6552: Mohaye S7e' Navajo 962; Pima 2046: Pinal 131' Santa Cruz 3S9; Yavapai 1895; Yuma 7s2.
 Secretary Osborn is of the opinion that the registration will be above the 25 ,0O0 mark before election day as the re-opening of the county registers will undoubtedly bring in many more names.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-10-11
SUPERIOR COURT ID
 CONVENE MONDAY
First Session to Meet in the New GreenIee County Court House
 Grand Jury Meets 14-TriaI .. Jury Oct. 21-Docket.
Grand Jurors.

Wm. Shirk, E. N. Prettyman, I. M. Harcrow, Ira Harper, E. w. Swaeker, c. Kartcher, Frank Martin, R. Sex ton, Walter Russell, Joe Chesser, John A. Sanger, w. M. Nelson, George Fraser, Eugene Hopper, Geo. B Gam ble, J. S. Horton, E. J. Riley, w. P Spann, w. c. Blank, Dean K. Mason, John M. Hammer.
 Trial Jurors.
 c. E. McKelver, w. F. Collier, A. B. Combs, N. R. Stubblefield, Geo. B. Anderson, Jno. F. Burke, R. F. An derson, W. H. Moore, J. l.. Spaw, David F. Campbell, D. H. Darwin, Wade Harris, H. E. Boyd, William Marshall, John Miller, R. c. Ladd, c. G. Chrissman, W. D. Robeson, Rot- ert W. Click, James T. Alton, Bert Mcbride, Jesse w. Goolsby, J E. Ma son, E. c. Adams, Henry Hill, V. P Hastings, George Spaw, T.. B. Holder, J. J. Grant. M. O. Goodspeed; George Martin, Ross Thomas, J. M :. Kline, J. E. Allen, w. Tyler, J. T. Kissinger, J. c. Gaines, W. J. Roscie, Robert I. Paxton, Chas. Chesterfield, H. 3. Burke, Rudolph Dindinger, John K. Chiffon, w. E. Chuckson, J. D. And erson, J. E Hewett, M. E. Crawford, Edgar ,Laney, James Averill, F. Bark hurst.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-10-11

J. A. Chestnut, who is one of the of ficers of the Big smelling company, that is to put in an immense plant near Parker, was a Kingman visitor this week, going out to Chloride, where he has mining interests. He reports that the new smelling, con- pany, known as Republic Smelling Corporation, with F. C. Fenner as president, is getting in shape and that finances will be forthcoming to carry through the big project to success full issue. MT. Fenner, having been a resident of the south part of Mohave county for some years, is cognizant of the conditions there and is sure that a big plant on the Colorado is sure of success. MT. Chestnut will look after the mining part of the business.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-10-11
WOMMAN'S DREAM @ ''---
 CLOSES MINING CAMP

DOUGLAS ,Arizona.-As the result
 of a dream by a Mexican woman 1 ''soothsayer," at the Abundanci mine
 ten miles south. of Cananea, that
 mine was shut down and is inactive
 today. Before the nightly vision made it's appearance to the woman in question, there were .36 Mexi- can miners ~s busy as bees and not la wave of fear was felt at tn camp.
 Among the Mexican people a drea moi roast beef means trouble Rightly interpreted, it means that there is probably to be some huma T flesh roasted as we'll.
 Recently Mexican woman in the camp dreamed she smelled roasting meat, and that it was the propert.' of rebels who were coming to the camp to murder all the MeXicans and Americans they could find. in her vision she saw angels with wings draped in black; hideous forms in caves; serpents entwined about many of the Mexicans in the camp, and great conflagration on in which she and all the rest were to be hurl- ed unless they fled for their lives And she saw chariots in which were hands ready to take them up and fly to the beuatiful land of safety with them, if they only would permit.
 She noised her dream about the camp in a whisper the next day, and in a few days every Mexican workman had quit and stepped into the chariot, as it were, and the mine was closed down, although there were even no prospects of a rebel attack.
 MT. O. l.. Neer, manager of the mine, says he has abandoned the
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-10-11

A. Lafave, the old time miner an1 prospector, has this week started de- velopment work on the Old Wonder full claim, situated about mile and a half above Clifton on the Frisco river MT. Lafave is at the same time work ing his assessments. He is running a tunnel to tap the main vein about 100 feet below the old workings and is confident of uncovering some rich ore.