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IL was with regret that they left, their
only sorrow being that they could not
have spent few more days here.
In the cold winter days. a parlor
stove will keep the living room warm
and comfortable. We carry a full
line of them besides - best makes
Of kitchen ranges. -. -. Davis Co.
Portland. Adv.
Miss Pearl Clarke of North Mon.
mouth, has been the guest during the
past week Of her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Sherman Hamilton, at their
cottage near Central Landing.
Miss Vera Hamilton has returned
to Worcester. Mass, for the winter
months after passing a delightful
summer with her parents and friends
at the island.
The first part OF last week, Crow
Island of Central Landing, was the
scene Of a jolly picnic OF some of the
residents from the neighboring part
Of Chebeague. A most enjoyable az.
ternoon was spent by those who par
ticipated and they returned home at
night tired but happy. Those I'm the
party were: Miss Viola Farr, Miss
Vera Hamilton. Miss Violet Bennett.
Miss Pierce, Miss Phoebe Dttleheld.
Miss Esther Lovett and Messrs. Geo.
Ellis, Bradford Foss, Luther Richard.
son and Everett Soule.
A. s. Marr. Custom House wharf.
carries fun line of souvenir nov
elites. ADV.
Mr.. and Miss Pierce OF Minneapo-
Is, are guests during the first week
In September Of mr. and Mrs. Harry
Hamilton at "Bonny Briar" cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hayden and
Miss Elizabeth Hayden. OF Worcester.
Mass. spent a delightful few days
this week with Captain and Mrs. r. n.
Bennett at their home here. both be-
Ing charmed with both she island and
bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Hamilton
and the Misses Beptrice and JsiIa
Hamilton OF Rumford, are spending
some time az the island and enjoying
most pleasurable stay in every res
pect They have been much deIi9ht.
ed with Chebeague and hope TO re-
turn again In future years.
Rev. Frank Vernon who bas been
spending the montA Of August AT hts
cottage "Coveside,- returned last
week TO his home in Portland. INT
Miss Alice and Mr.. Campbell Vernon.
and Miss A. NJ. Prindle will remain
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ISLAND STEAMERS.
Casco Bay & AarpsWs|I Lines
In Effect Sept. 3. 1919.

Steamers from Custom House Wharf:
n.so Pa Ps,h: l.i'ad Eosss, G cig La9dinslaa =,
800. AIS. s.i5. e,i5. sA3 p m
To Cushing Island--6.+5. I.i5. 1890 a. M,
To Little and Great Diamond Islands.
IIsfstben I.,sssS AID Eyerssssn gre Landing, Psaks
To Poaes. and Doqshsy NY Landing. Lons
IslandD-64a. SEQ. 9.sO. 1880 a. m. I30.
800. 4l3. .5.ao. 61a. as.13 p. m.
To Little chsbesgus-SOo a. m. 1.3O.
To Cliff Island. Western and Central Land
ings ct. Chebeague)- )-93s a. M 5oO D. m
TO south HsIpswel. Bailey and on's
To Sunset and and Eastern i II Landing. m m oGrea,
Islands. Mere Point. Birch island and Hsrps.
M RdSsioaa T T&P,sa,nTdays. @ s" isis 2 r. noon for
ings peaks Islandp. Little and Great Dia.
mond Islands. Ponce and Doughty Landings
(Long Island).
SUNDAYS
To Peaks Island CForest City -Landing)-
$40 300 1900 iip a m, I2.ao LIS. zoo,
To Gushing Island-?.oo. loco a. m. 1920.
To Little and Grea, Diamond Islands.
lslandD 500. go. 1880 A. m. sIaaO, I.3O
80 400. SEQ: 1.oo p. m.
10 romeo Lancing tl-ong lslandD-S.Dp.
?.:3 N1ouo. lo.:o n. m, 1a.2O. 1.::0. 80 4.OU
800, zoo y. m.
To Doughty Landing Uong Island)-S.Oo
9:9. 1G.:a a m, i:.:o. 1.:'o. 80, 400. 800
800 p. m.
To cleaves Landing U-ons Island)-o.3o
a. m. 1.:sO. 400 y. m
To Little chebeague a. m. 1.3o. 400
To Cliff Island. Western and Central Land
ings tGreat Chebeague). South Harpswell
Bailey and Orr's Islands-10O0 A. M. aJ.3O
r. m.
To Sunset and Eastern Landings (Great
ChebcagueD. Cousin. Littlejohn and Dustin
Islands. Mere Point. Birch Island and
HarpSwen Centre-1O.OO a. m. a4.:1 p. m
This time table is subject to change with
out notice.
Z. b. WINSLOw. Pres't.
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BARGAINS IN STOVES.

This Is the time OF year to think
about buying yourself a kitchen range
Tor your cottage or home in Casco
Bay. With the approach OF cold
weather. the thought turns with plea
sure to an evening around the pleas
ant warmth OF the stove. X. s. Davis
Co. at the corner OF Exchange and
Federal streets in Portland. is carry
ing line Of both kitchen and parlor
stoves which are simply unexcelled
The name OF this firm has become the
synonym for all that Is best in their
line and the customer is always sure
OF courteous and polite attention
while buying. Among the kitchen
ranges carried In stock are the
Household. Stewart, Oakland. Acorn
and Round Oak Chief and II will
surely pay you TO look them ove~ be
fore buying elsewhere.
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Broke LEG at Ball Game.

Robert Spalding OF Newton Center.
Mass, the we'll known pitcher who is
summertng at Chebeague, met with
tne misfortune TO break his leg in the
1armouth-Chebeague game. Monday.
Spalding was playing with the Var
mouth team on that day. In the fourth
inning he got hit and was sliding to
nrst when the left leg turned under
him. swapping the bone Just above the
ankle. DIR. Thompson OF Yarmouth.
set the bone and returned to che,
beague with the young man where he
was taken to their family cottage
DIR. l.. l.. Hale of Chebeague and Miss
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Chebeague-
0D
Summit House.

The season which will close in a
week or two has been one of unquali-
fed success from the standpoint OF
the general run of summer business
in Maine this year The house was
filled in August with most desirable
class OF guests and many have remain
ed untfl the present week. The date
OF closing is not yet determined but
VIII probably be during the coming
two weeks.
Recent additions to the register
have been Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Pierce
OF Worcester, Mass: Mrs. Mabel T..
Flaherty, Miss Flaherty and Miss
Katherine Flaherty OF Brooklyn, y.
Y: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Woodbury.
OF Lynn, Mass, Mr.. Woodbury. is a ne
phew OF Mrs. Clinton NJ Hamilton.
proprietor of the Summit House, and
arrived here on Sunday, Aug. 25.
The flower beds about this hotel
are noted all over the island for their
beauty and show a profusion of the
old-fashioned varieties which look
most attractive at this season of the
year.
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Ocean View Hotel.
HOUSE WILL REMAIN OPEN
THROUGH SEPTEMBER.
Season Been A Fairly Prosperous


Season Been A Fairly Prosperous
One. '-'
This ideally situated hotel at South
Harpswell, just as il was the first
hotel in the bay to open its doors. will
also be among the last. Although Mr..
Lightfoot has been away for the past
month, he will return this month and
join Mrs. Lightfoot, keeping the hotel
open all through September. Most
OF the guests now stopping at the
house are also booked we'll into this
month and as ii is admitted by nearly
everyone that the best part OF the
summer is in these days. they are all
looking forward to il with much an
ticipation. The Oceon View has had a
fairly prosperous season this year.
and while owing to the slack year. the
patronage was not up to the mark of
last summer, IL has been for those
who were registered here a thorough
ly delightful vacation. The many
ways in which Mr.. Libhtfoot tries to
make his guests comfortable and hap
py while here are never in vain and
have been much appreciated by the
visiting guests.
Among the arrivals of last week
were Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Robinson of
Westbrook. who have registered for
what they hope to make an extended
soJourn. They have been much de-
lighted with their experiences so far
and have nothing but words OF praise
for the point.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Kelley. and Mr..
and Mrs. Albert s. woodman. all OF
Bryn Mawr, Pa. registered here last
week while returning from Canada
by automobile.
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HilI Crest.
HOTEL STILL OPEN AND ENTER.
TANNING MANY TOURISTS.
Brilliant Dancing Party Saturday Eve

o'""d"t odncin9 Party Saturday Eve
ming. -" =
The hotel has at the present time a
large number of tourists, in fact the
largest number ever for this date in
september. The season considering
the cool weather of August has bee1
most satisfactory and AT all times
during the past month. the hotel
was filled to its utmost CAPACITY i'm
fact nearly every day guests were
turned away for the want of accomo-
cations. The social life at the hotel
this season was all one could wish
Mt. Hamilton's wise Judgment in hay-
ing capable man in charge OF the
social functions OF the house was
greatIy appreciated by all the guests
ana young and old alike have had
amusements to suit their particular
tastes: The dancing parties given ev-
cry wednesday and Saturday even
ings have been delightful affairs and
have been the leading social functions
each week. Several times during the
season Mr.. Hamilton has procured
Miss Moreauis orchestra from Port
land which has given added pleasure
10 all participating. Card parties.
motor boat and sailing trips are a few
CT the diversions that have been in
dulged in weekly. The dancing party.
the last of the series given Saturday
evening. was brilliant affair and was
attended by a large party including
number OF the colony set. The mu-
sic which was CT an unusual high or
der was furnished by Miss Moreau's
orchestra from Portland Dancing was
In order until late hour and one and
all departed realizing that the social
season OF 1912. the best ever in the
history OF the hotel was at an end.
Mr. Hamilton deserves. great credit
for his thogghfulness In furnishing
such delightful parties during this
year. matter that is too often over
looked. By hotel managers i'm conduct
ing a successful and up-to-date house.
Mr.. Wsfer c. Rogers in charge OF
the social affairs here left for his
home in Boston Tuesday. Several
guests were registered here over sun
day and Labor Day, an annual custom
with many.
Casco Bay breeze., 1912-09-05
THE cAsco BREEZE.

The summer winds that gently play
Among the isles of Casco Bay
Have taken fragrance from the pine.
Md the sweet fern along the Shore:
And scoopcd . cooincss from the brine
The salt sea brne.-fhaf everrnore
Keats back and forth upon the shore
Md leaves an odor strong -. wine
The winds have blown where flowers grow.
Where clover anf Wild rotes blow:
Cro-s pastures. where the rcidcn rod
TIE cat tails and the thistle nod:
Ger meadows where sweet grasses iay.
Mcadows ~ new rnown hay
The winds have searched each sweetness out.
MD whiried and tvifled them al about;
Mtxcd flowers. grasscs ferns and pine
The bay baves snd the saify brine,
10 make this vondcrous air.
tr Carl Cay
Casco Bay breeze., 1912-09-05

DIR. William T. Pierce of Gardiner,
was the guest over Labor Day of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Bell at Amordale.
He enjoyed a most pleasant outing
as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bell
and was much impressed with the
beauty of Chebeague this year.
Mr.. and Airs. s. G.. Turner and Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Peterson, all OF
Portland. and Mr.. George III. Rowe Of
Poland Spring. were guests over the
weekend last week OF Mr.. A. w. Cur
rier and Miss Lula Currier. at their
summer home Camp Sunset" The
party enjoyed a thoroughly delightful
few days as guests of the Curriers' and
Casco Bay breeze., 1912-09-05
FOR The new MEADOWS
RIVER AND GURNET BRIDGE

Steamer Comet, Capt. c. w. How
ard leaves Portland daily at 10 a. m.
for the Gurnet and New Meadows
River, touching at Peaks regularly,
and all intermediate landings on sig
nal.
Two hours at the Gurnet House for
shore dinner, returning arrive at
Portland about 5.45 .. m.
Casco Bay breeze., 1912-09-05

Mr.. William n. Rohr. the motor
dealer and repairer at II Commercial
Wharf, has launched a 25-foot, 80
horse power racer. built by himself
which shows her heels to most OF the
habor boats.
Casco Bay breeze., 1912-09-05
WaIkIna to New York.

Mattison KiIore OF East, 10th St.
Brooklyn. and Raymond ". Roth d
74th ST. Brooklyn. left Orr's Island
at $50 A. NJ, Friday. August 30. to
walk to New York City. II Is their in
.tention to do the distance. in two
weeks.
Casco Bay breeze., 1912-09-05

Hawkinson, surgical nurse of
Springfield. Mass, have charge of the
case. The accident Is much deplored
by all on the island, where young
Spalding was very popular. He will
be detained from returning home for
about two weeks. Some of the mem
bers OF the family will remain also.
Casco Bay breeze., 1912-09-05
Fast Racer.

Mr.. George ID. Thorndike's racing
power boat Mianus. has been seen
about the bay this season. though
rather 'infrequently because Of the
close attention which her owner gives
10 his engine and boat business at
Portland Pier She always attracts a
good deal of attention.
Casco Bay breeze., 1912-09-05

and will be nearer the market in
Massachusetts.
Postmaster Henry w. Bowen has
been officially notified of the decision
favorable to the Chebeague rural de-
livery which will be put in operation
October first. @
Casco Bay breeze., 1912-09-05
TO LET

AT BAILEY ISLAND. The nex .o,,.;
process OF erection Summer Hill viii h.
Lesoy Tor occupancy by the end ef Sep,enher
with bath room. up-to-date plumbing etc NJ.
Iurnished Throughout. Apply 20 Ruth w
hhisht' Agawam ST. Worcester Mass.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-06-27
LEGAL NOTICE. IS
NOTICE ron rtniWSTION

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90. A.. =, na,a,,,.r,o,, m. 40 ,h,.
.m.. swo,. ,,,,.,r.n, and ,nn,,ca.
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,y,u.
- $500. 49,, a.. ,,.n.. ,,.r.o,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-06-27
AUCTION SALE Of new and sscont

AUCTION SALE OF new and second
hand soods at Bunch 4 McBridss.
1910 Main street. across from the
White Pelican hotel; beginning hoA-
day, June ~, ut 1880 y. M, and con-
tinuing every evening until stock 10
exhausted; nothing reserved every
thing must 20. Remember the time.
place and opportunity. S-22-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-06-27

S375 buys 1908 model Automobile: /:
cen be put in first Class condition
al very small >xpssse. klamath Falls
Auto Co. " e.10-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-06-27
Herald Want Ads
FOR SALE

FOR sALr-Complsts furnishings
for two housekeeping rooms. S7s;
terms; rent 1918. including lights
and water. between Fonrth and Fifth
on Main. inquire at Herald Once.
FOR sALE-"Biue Dog" "Ikeiding, 3
years old. 1850 poupM; sound as a
dollar gentle as a SW and pretty as
picture. calNst/oreson House or
Mammoth stabk. 2l-tf
FOR SALE-Best rsstayfant IN city:
will sell chsap>ss oZher has other
business. rnauirsA fatlock. saddle
Rock restaurant.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-06-27

- II you wanywhat the eye
nseds call ov'Dr. Herman at
his opticSn2erloryn p.lly's Jews'ry
store. 5ia MafN>steet,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-06-27

A speoinc Tor pain-Dr. Thomas
Eclectic OH. strongest. cheapest iini-
mcnt ever devised. A household rem
cdy In America for 30 yeays.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-06-27

Notice is hereby sivy that there
are funds In the city ty6ssury for the
redemption OF warayM protested W
to aud including September 8. 1903.
Interest fr9@ date hereof
Dated aNEiaYath Falls, Oregon.
this 10Th dayNhuus. 1919,
j. W. SiEAftNs. City Treasurer,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-06-27
FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROOMS

NICELY furnished rooms at the Ore.
gon House. Sixth and klamath
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-06-27

Temple theater. Matinee daily. 1850
o. m. Evening. arst performances.
1t5. continuous.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-06-27
MIsCELI.ANEOUs

wANTED-Giri for general Aouse-
6-2l-tf NJ
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-16
STATE DEMOCRATIC
 CLUB HAS ELECTION
Organization Is Perfected With Headquarters
 at Phoenix

PHOENIX, Jan. 15.-With the adoption of bylaws and the election of officers, the state Democratic club, recently incorporated in Phoenix, completed it's organization last night, and will now proceed at once to the purchase of furniture for the hand some quarters to be maintained on ths second floor of the Creighton building. 30 North First avenue.
 The election was held with all the directors present, Walter r. Brawner being chosen president, l. F.. Wolpe vice president, Alexander Bak- CT secretary. and Frank DeSouza treasurer. They will hold office un- uI the second Monday in February. when the second annual election of directors by the stockholders will be held
 Resident membqrs of the club, who are described in the bylaws as those residing within the city of Phoenix. will pay monthly dues of sl. and all other members 50 cents per month. Only democrats residing in Arizona are eligible to membership.
 Upon the invitation of a member any democrat visiting in Phoenix from without Arizona will be entitled to ths privileges of the club. Spec ial pains will be taken by the club whose affairs will be governed by house committee of three. to GU
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-16
NEBRASKA FARM GATHERINGS

LINCOLN, Neb.. Jan. 15:- Today ushered in what is in many respects the most notable week of the year tor the Nebraska farmer. It is the week when numerous state organiza- tions in which he is particularly in- terested holds their annual joint gathering in the capitol city. Among the organizations that will meet dur ing the next few days are the state as .sOciations of corn growers. horticul- turists, live stock breeders, swine breeders and beekeepers. Meetings of the county assessors, road improy- ment associations and rural fife and agricultural extension conferences will add to the attendance of visitors. while an additional attraction will be furnished by the big exhibition of farm products.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-16
New Maehlnery Installed.
Recent Disbursements

Antonio Balderrama of Ciudad Jaurez, Chih.s has denounc d g per tenoncias under name of La Paz, To- cated in the municipality of Cumpas d's.rict C'f MocteZuma, for gold, silver and copper
 Jose P Barcelo. Moctezuma; 50 pert. under name San Francisco; i; Moctezums; gold, silver, copper
 L. V. Durazo Moctezuma: 12 pert. under name Monterrey; San Miguel ito camp, Cumpas, Moctezuma; gold, silver
 J. N. Andrade, Nacozari; s pert, name Maria del Carmen; Cumpas, Moctezuma; gold, silver
 Diaz, Nacozsri; 4 pert, under the name Fl Oso de Orc: Churuniba6i camp, Cumpas, Moctezuma; goid. sii- yer
 ]. Carreon, Ciudad Juarez; Chin ; 10 pert, under name 10 de Mayo, Cumpas, MocteZuma; gold, silver.
 NJ. Apaletegui. Moctezuma; pert, under name Buena Vista; San Miguel ito camp, Cumpas, Moctezuma; gold, silver
 J. A Soto; Moctezuma: 4 pert, under name La Falifornia; Con Vir- ginia camp, Cun,pas, Moctezuma i; gold, silver
 C. C. Soto. Moctezuma; 10 pert. under name Moody No 2: San Pablo camp, CUmpas, MoCtezuma; gold. sil- yer. copper. Also l pert, under name PetanQue No. 2: same locality and minerals
 s. G. Lamadrid. Hermosillo; 15 ert., under name Carita Matape, tres, gold, silver, copper
 M. Santa Cruz, Opodepe; 30 pert, under name Fl 7riunfo; Opodepe, tres; gold, silver,
 NJ. Encinas, in name of Key del Orc Mining Co.,, 100 pert, under name San Felipe; Mulatos, Sahuaripa; gold, silver. coper
 tas and Promontorios, respectively; & pert, under name Corpus; Promon- torios, respectively; pert, under name Corpus; Promontorios, Alamos; silver. gold, copper.
 James NJ. Little. Cananea; pert, under name San Juan de Dios; Her mosillo; gold, silver, lead
 Carlos RandalL. Hermosillo; 2 pert, under name Las Cruceas: Sua- qui Grande, Hermosillo; gold, silver.
 Cirilo Tapai, Guaymas; 10 pert, under name Fl Carmen; an antigua property; San Mariscal, Guaymas; i; gold, silver.
 J. H. Hernandez, Quaymas: 10 pert, under name Montana de Cobre; Cumuripa, Guaymas; gold, silver, cop per.
 Abram Carrillo, Banamichi; pert, under name La Rosa; in Las Guijas camp, AriZpe; gold, silver.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-16
GAN CONTESTS BE DECIDED BY BOARD
 CANVASS|NG VOTES
Legal Rights Are Subject of Doubt and Point
 Is Raised
BILLIARD CONSULTED

PHOENIX JAN. 15:-Whether the canvassing board, which is now super intending the count of votes cast in the December 12 election, has the right to under the powers granted them by the enabling act to pass on contests will hava to be decided Tues day when the board assemblies to hear testimony in three contests that have been filed.
 Attorney General-elect c. P. Bullard has been invited by the canyassing board to be present ana give the mem bers the benefit of the opinion on the legal status of the matter. over which the board is said to be divided.
 Asked this afternoon if it was cor rect that he had been requested to at tend the hearing, Bullard replied: The report is correct l am looking ID the law on the sfbject, and hope to be able to give the board some as sistance in the matter, l must refrain. however from making any expression until ] appear before the board"
 Whether the canvassing board has any legal TiglN to declare whether or not any candidate is elected outside Of what is shown on the face of the election returns is an important ques- ton that might not end with the de cision of the board itself.
 In the opinion of several lawyers who have been seen, the beard has no judicial power. being merely named to count the votes for each candidate as they appear on the tally sheets returned by the election boards from the various precincts.
 Inasmuch as contests have been fil- ed with the board it becomes neces- sary for the canvassers to settle the question as to whether they have any right to go into the ballot boxes and recount the votes cast, which would have to be done were they to hold that they can assume the judicial power to settle disputes between the candidates.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-16
1"esATHER EXTENSION IljF SOUTHWESTERN
 ! APPEARS PROBABLE
Surveyors in the Field Be tween Tucson and
 Camp Apache
WOULD REACH MINE

TUCSON Jan 15:- Surveys are now being made by corps of survey Ors of the Fl Paso & Southwestern looking toward the construction of a branch line of the Southwestern from Tucson to the big Copper Queen pro perty at Camp Apache. and the sur vey is now declared to have progress ed 10 a point where the engineers can tell approximately where the road is To run. Dnring the past few days a party has been surveying along the line of the old narrow gauge line, which was to have been projected through to Globe by way ot the San Pedro river
 Win Follow Narrow Guage
 The Fl PasO & Southwestern branch, according to the present sur yeys. will start from the previously determined crossing over the South ern Pacific tracks near the Davis school, cut across into the line of the old narrow gauge road which it will follow through most of its length, cut of into the CanyadO del Orc and follow the canyon to its head. A project to tunnel under the hill. pass Ing uuuGl tut iAA4A~ PiOtiSAAs NANN by Francis L Hartman and asso- ciates, and thus get in close to the Camp Apache mine of the Copper Queen. is being considered. and the engineers do not believe the cost oi tunneling will be prohibitive.
 Much Ore on Dump
 That the Copper Queen will be pre- pared 10 ship a great tonnage of ore to the Pnelps-Dodge smelters at Douglas just as soon as the road can be built, is stated. At the Giesman shalt. recent visitors 10 the property stats they saw a very large dump of yellow sulphide ore which was rough ly guessed to contain hundreds of tons. A large number of miners' shacks comprise the camp, making it equivalent in size to a small town It was impossible to compute the number of men employed for the reas- on that the intense cold kept most of them indoors, there being IS inches of snow on the ground at the camp.
 It is believed at the camp that Dr. James Douglas Of the Phelps-Dodge company may visit the Camp Apache group when he cannes to Tucson, if the time at his disposal permits. Otherwise he will confer in Tucson with F. M Sawyer, manager of the Copper Queen properties in the Cata- hnas.