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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-28

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III istt: cate l65s-l674c, gIscthroIptit an
l613-l65sc, gaitlus ~ l61.t- l6lsc. etei
~ fsftsu s4.l5 - 40 Speltsr ii rubia
su s6.50-6.90. siIsn mar fetiq. Jlo.
Sounorn gOrtbsrn ,u sl5.5O-l5.T5, no. 3
DO. gu sl5.25-l5.50, 30, Soutbsrn uno
Ro. / Soutbsrn foit III sl5.5o-l575.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-28

410t fbost Mippenieiten10- 1oI. ,fbort flars
eeiten10l4 --I01at, ertrn fbert Seiten To-
1ol1s, Ds1its liz l3e per PfuuD. Beef Gar.
cas- I0--13e.
Mebl mHS Getretse.
gte6I.-y yftues Winier patent $5.25-5.50,
Binter Hanen $4.85-5.l0, Biutr isamilH
$4.25-4.50, ertra S4.00-4.I0, orbinares
$3.80-4.00. Garter 9ei3eH patent $3.50
SOS, bo. fanep $4.s5--5 90 DO. gamils 40
-4.60, Mosssnmsbi, norbutalih gsmifht.s
s4.9O-5.00, reines Gttp s6.l5--o.40, eemli'
6ies $4.90--5.l5 per Bbl.
@eiaen.-Narit rubia unb iieiis. No.
rothtr @inter 121 - 1896, no. DO. rs
l2Oe. No. rothe 05--117e per Blu. Bertauft
nuroeu: Gnr so. 8 ro.hsr @tnttr ;u 1900,
Cars No. Q DO. su 122e, Gar DO. ~ l22s
Gar no. 3 DO. au 1880 aui csm Seleiis.
n.-Nartt rubta y. feiier. no.
. peibts 80 - 90t, SO. 8 peibeS 81 -
S8e, no. peists 84--8Te, 70. eeIbts S2 :
s3s, no. oo. So--S2s. Ho. 4 bo. 78--60t,
no. semiihtss 81 - S3c, Nc. bo. 30
s2t. no. 4 DO. 1890, peises Goibsnscra go
S4e. atibes DO. 82-- aemiidtss DO. 6o--S4e
per fu. 9ersauft purstn; / Gar 10. tpeibes
iu s7e, ears no. aelbes Al 62e. Gar
mad Brobe su 75i6s, Gar bo. al zoe, Gar
20. 4 aeIbss ,u 7Stss auf benz eeleiis.
6afer.-Wnrft rubia unb tetiq. 10. isei-
ser 57-5TtRt, STANDARD peiser 56h-57e,
ao. weisst 55l99-5st, Ho. 4 peiser 53-55t,
Nc 2 aemfttsr SIS -55tSe, 80. 8 bo. 54i6-55t
sfO. 4bo. 52-54e Der Bu. 8ertauft murbtn:
2 gars no. 2 usibsr ,u 5T1sc, / Gar 80.
DO. su 56Iee, Gar no. asmifttts Al Soc,
] Gar no. 2 DO. ,u S6e auf BEN Gelsiis.
Meaasu. - Warft itetia. no. 92--a4t,
70. 8 89-9lt. 30. 4S2-89t. EtrfdRft nurbeu;
35 8u. Ao 2 iu 92e auf ptm gsleiit.
eerfenmat,. srabiasrsstrat ti.44
--1.45 Der gu.
Bsrst.i d Der S,lrsios.B Br.iie nit e.si..
Hisen am sleiheu 5as. bes ooria.u 5aarss
Tlai II. 1912. Nai 2s. 1911
msi,.n, 10. rother -. 123e 95t
meIfhsoru, no. 3 aemifht.s 80: 55Iac
Safer, No. 3 asmifhtsr usut SIS: 3sc
SoaetH no. ntusr ..... 92e LOSE
Sm 30. Simotba .s2751 $500
@histn.
Ger sparft 'utr atti1. 9er'a1Ft nurb.H:
sl9 ebls. TiHiner's ainifhes gosbs aui
Der Sai's hon 81 3s per 9dqoue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-28
. roeeriet.

9u6er. -Br.ii. Fno i,R 4ai6nirter Sat
eodf s5Ss. norhsrto 5.a5, CUBES s01c,
arauufatse 5.75t. Gonitetisusrs n" 5.60e,
on II" 5.40--5.6nt, psisr ,rtra g" $50
$3.50. ertra g" 5.l5-5.25c, orotndrer
ssIb.r 5.05-5. Zoe.
woraff.s ia Httia. geD Srleaus Cptu
s.ttie s2--50c, Centrifugal l5-ese. per
eaIcus.
stis.- wartt t.mIih I.5sast uns a.tia.
qouiHana. Ranch 6eab az - 7e. nrtma
-sHt. oreindrer s3+-tL<t 5apaa 4A-5l4s
per 1fune.
Dairs
rutt.r.- genrtt ruhio preiis uitbria.r.
annen Gr,amern 27Lle, greamern firf 25c,
so. fstOnes 23s, ianss Tairs 2e1ks, 20. /
20e Der Efunb.
RATE. Warst f.tia. chis usu,r i7LIt.
alter 20t. Ssre peifIihr 1s - zoe. Sew Bort
ututr lss. alter 2Oc. shptistr 2)-22e, es.
Grid IKE, etmbura.r I7--20e per Ffuus
ei.r. - Yahfraas stpas bsFer. preifs
F'ttio. Brine frifh, 6dan,r.i.r l7t%t Frss
1876, oreiuarn frfs l5t<t. f,toubs l4t per
TaseHe, asrIuit ab ertsnei,r lse, Gdui..
tier 2st.
GtHIa.l Euaebet arsser, N1arst
fhnahsr Snrina Ghi6sns ben Ffuns uno
bdriiber 33 - 3ss. Rrdthlhuhen BON Fib.
nnh bnriibr l8-22t. eahnsr lac. 6ahn. Sc
fruthahutr i3e, GuIs Sc, ,ptist gntsH l0c,
ssmiihts Sc per FiuHo
bHuRb SENATE.
x.bFsr. - aausa s4oo-4.5o, aute g. so
$50, asp6bnlifs se.o0-s.5o per S5l.
GitroHen.- Marst hsti,. GdIiferuia
s3.5o-4.0o. WsEiHa S4.oo-i.25, eimss 80
-a0t per fife
ea:s 9nltneia s3.5O-4 90 Der Rife.
aroma 81. l.50-l.T Is, ga.
no si.75-2O0. hons. rrofpu TunIaps sI.75
400. unb WiAasIs s1.25-l.5 per Crate
bon "A Quarts.
etadrIbter.n. 81. 80 Der Crate.
sartsfftfn.-htis s4.0o-i.25. ssrsbt.
uns 81 40. so p,r ~u. bonn siere uns
$1.25-i 30 auf eem gelsifs.
easfartsffeIn. Saeli&e $50
Der Sarpsr.
5una. aartoffsln. -- sIprisa s.. 90
$50 per rbt.
S1arad - ainbsimiide 75s-sl.oo
per Tutsne aane.I.
Sbinat.- 5O-75t Der eaiheI. 6amstr
Bfumsnfobl. - eiHheimilAer 81 90
! .26 per Tutsnb.
&habarbsr. - 20--25s Der Tusenb.
Araut. - Marst istia. asuss sIorioa
unb WobiIs Ai.26-i.50 pee grdts
3DiebeGn.-Ntus Isrds sl.0o-tl. 40
per Gu. bonn Stcre.
@arfsn. einbsimii&. 65 -- T5s per
Tuseno.
QaHo.
Schnen. - War.t Hstia. guma Mar.
rspfat $s.25, ssfiebss uas BEL Saao sspaadtt
Aasu s2.so per Su.
ceu. - Narf ruhia. ssas xs. Ii.
msten s27 7.00-2715, no. Q 30. ss5 .50-26.25.
8 DO. s23.50--A.5O siss 30. ssmiihtsr
t24.00-25 so, 30. nc. s22 00-23.50, Rlts
re. l 1850 -I6.25, Rs. . Be. 1880 1900,
per Ten.
MabftHfutter ia piIistr -stsiss $500
-2S-50. yfitbIins srobs s27.O0-2750, 10
feiHss &27 .50-2s.50. ssintihtss 6utts, $3.50
--27.00 Der fosns in Fall uas $l.oo mehr
aaf hem ssfsifs.
MeIie. -- lie aahiraas mar cine auts,
bic 3afuhs mar mdsta nnb bic Brtife feit. -
Gis ednnIsr taaiisn ~ ben fo!ssnesa prri'
fen:
oewaf&sns
&sbtnm Clothing ............. .22--23e
Gembtns uno GeIains. $3.50. aS-ise
luaYferkIoco -. s..... .2z-23e
Gsins Nsrine TX unS XXX .l7-2os
sR Tub ssnaiAene 30. u. 6ciss. .is--21e
- Gombins.. .22-23e
Grobs -. .2o-22e
rnsen afasa..
Esmbins uno Tesains. ..... O-2ls
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-28
1ferbe ,anO Wanleiet.
etntinnati. q. wai. 1917

VtnctnndtL Y. Wat, 1877.
Der WGrtt Dar In Der eerEoEenen uiAt
isbr tebhaft. Gs paren nur DeIiae SAMPLER
bonn eanbs srihieneH, unb bic Brsiis parsu
am Sdlus Der Mo6s pis folat:
Stpere 2uap'erbe. $50 5Is /, 800 pfs2A-2'0
tnrm, 5inisR 400 5ts 400 s'b -. tT-'51
SLpres qbnufs /, 600 Die f. POO Rfb Il. -l7s
RenrfuIpartn Rferbs 1 600 bis 200 ftC--l7h
EheItAe Hfp-he 600 Bis 900 8fn 10 it's
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Qefte ssdtrrfsybe be.......,........,,I5 Is -2J0
speitrrr Rdnqs Wferne. 2- -
1850 Sfn .......,.....,........ I75-2-5
9feI IL bie 10 Goub 400 Biz 200 IF t6-l71
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-28

giHetnuati, rs. Ndi.
5ufuhr unb 8sriauot ndbreno Der perIoi-
suen 90he, eergIiaen nit ben porberss6en-
ben 2SeAea mareR tule foIqt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-28
Woiis UeIDntarfte.
eirtirnatI 81. geat. teea.

~ - ~ 1N~y s~~~s
assslshsn bon ben Aosiinearbeissn ipafsn
Die @efddfte bsuie In ben biefiaei Banisn
fehr fuu. Gtlb In nlnig. Dnrlebsn
.on eau murefn bon ben Eanfsn 40 ~
ansgeliebsn uns @tffdfispapiert su b--6N
eisfontirf. Tie Wafler pIdeirtsn TarlebsH
ssHsaH" ,u ~ ane auf Belt sn 4>Sf,.
fss6itf aHf Esp Dsrs
narsn rar unb nurbea sn pari ,mifhen
ganfta strsauit. Die Gonntsrrate betrdst
b0s VrEmii per $1,000.
Eshf.f aHi Gnrrpa.
fne ftar. Die ioIesRbtn Huot,ranasH fnS
IN bsrihtsn:
ponbon. aaae si6t, s4.s7,k per
e, 90 Gage siat, s4.S4K .psr = !;
Earis, 9ase Sidt. 5.i2Is-5.i5 Der sranss
800 90 Tags Stht, 5l7k--520 6raHss Der
tl00; fur TeutfhIanb Gage St1t, Warf
S5Ilt DO. 60 9aae stht, 941<s-.
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ASH, auf Glasaow ~ 4.ss uns auf HeIfaf
~ 4.s9L berfauft.
fartss.IMissfisnsm
rHsis unS fstis. Die nansea auotirea nis
folst:
eintamf. rsrsaaf.
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S& Eonbs, 1918 ....... .l02A lMA
~ BoHDs. 1880. ........lOOA lolA
20 VdHausd ..........iVoN
GHsisas esnIe iimissf.
Cu 1iniab i'm hisiiatn gIsariutsufs btlltI
Ed bsuts anf s4.43I, $50.
esiaisgsirsi.sfsn.
Der Narst in eotalftturitstsH pdr b.nI,
fshv rHbia nab bic Nrtils esbradt. Rad.
ftbeuet gertdufs hnb su btriatsn:
IN ser Sssff.
Fiyst rau
Msfis e. g. G. ............ soy
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90 sisiisn G. n. & 6. sref ...........
Ana rfisrsa Diarite.
$500 I'm eiebi. .SsatA sIc,ver 4, feis.... g4h
b.Ou0 Gleoelanb 4. igs2. 2................f0 .f0t n
aahhfasuos fcbsus ben TN hisHesR Narit
bthnbIiaen Sonbs anb at.ien eis5t bic off.
tisusn GuoiiruRssH On:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-28

3ufubr ainbbies 10000. Satpeins
81, 600, Sdafe aab edmmer $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-28

Wat, l.....57T0 14716 2202
Rat, Is .4485 10000 l764
Rai 25 .47l7 1890 267O
Der BsrianSt bstrus in Osrielbsn Belt.
NaL IL. 2066 77l5 59l
Rai. Is 1904 74O0 635
Nai. 25....11I8 1850 1895
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3sit oorigsr ISOLDE Fno ME fslst:
3uia5r 8tHosisb. shD.ine. shafe
glai. 20 .. 2O30 50o2 1908
Rni, u ... 1730 49ll 936
Ter gsriaHot bstrag in b.rf.Gb.u 3.it:
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gaai. 27 ..... 1877 sss l04
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rig esbIisb,aeu 200 5tter,n mar Der 80rroth
bsute msbr aIs ssHugeno. Die bsheren Stu.
re Darea brute rar uab itetia; eie aspobuli.
AeH aber Rm l0-l5C Rieorigsr.
StDer. 5ti.re S5.50--8.l0. grtra o. Is
$50, iaues - Safm $2.75-6. 70,
stsiaeriisEs S5.O0-765, auserIeieue bts
ertra 81 $500, osiisrs S4.OO-7. so. aus.
trlti,ns bis srtra ST.65-7 So, fausu -
aIht s2.25-5.90, auserlsisns bic trtro S6. 0C
-6.z5, GaRn.rs s225-325, stoters uns
oetoers 81 OO-600.
Sulls u. -Sti nur mablssr 3uiuhr mar
Der Wartt beute iistlg.
Wcaers una Itit)te 81 00-4.65, 9olsouo
$4.65-5.65, trtra s5.65-5.s5, f.tte Sua,r
$5.75-6.25
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HHo Der Rarft ftmah.
ertra s6O.O0--65.00. quite bis aRserlsfsn
$40.00-5s.o0 orbinars bis quite $500
$37 so.
adfbsr. - lie 5ufusr mar cine ,ismItd
aros., uHn bic 9re.ie ftsIsn um 25-5es pc
100 9fuHo.
croindrs uns sraie s40o-s.25, fair bi,
sats lti1te $1.o0-8.50, srtra $s.75.
aaIbsr in ben fommifNons. . Sauisrn. -
6anea 6s4t prima bis aassrIsfsns 71<-s1zs
srsiudre 4-6he
9 ansine. - IA i'm sseiteu bic greii
herarter aiHasns beiOnbsrs IN ghieaao, 70 ne
len oisftIben aud bier um 10 per loo piuHo
seitie SdDsine ilnb isbr iiaa.
Shptrs Shmstns brahten S7.s5-7 90
quite bis aaserlsisns 8trpa6uass. uuS sIei,
,1erfortsH $775-7 so, asmiitie gersa.
taRasisrteH 81 So. 70, ereinars bic ans.
trIei,ns ihpsrs ietts Sdut Sc. .00-6. 90, ertro
800, sfaas - .00-5.S5, srtra $780,. 90
Ieihts EsraaetiOrten s62o-7 10, ser,s
bon llo SID. une lp.uiatr s45o-6. 10.
eAafs nnb Sanmsr. - Ge aaA
fraas mar etne CUTE uno bic Prsiis fstis.
SHaie. - ertra $4.so-a65, ssts bis aus
trlsiens A25 450, oroindre bic out.
81 75-4.00. GuIls $l.Oo-l.5O, sdhrIina,
"A 5000. HRutisrihais $3.00-3T5.
edmmtr. 6eiAorens ertra 1925
CUTE bis auserlsfsnt $6 Sails, sreiudr,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-28

3ufubr une Brriauot pabreHb Ger oerfToi.
ieHsn 48 Stuuetn, psrgliheu nit bsrielbeH
3tit ooriaer gSohe Fno ME fslat:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-28

BsrfhieesReE
Dele. - Marst ID iistig. - eein5f rohes
7s. a<lo6fss 73< Der 0aGsae In pagtien
sss Nsl erirn kDintn leR tarDoI Csc
tes UdIons. Gsttsa $sso Csl rp1ss 4se,
affairtss A7s psr 0aasns. 2srpsatiR..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-28
VI 3 istn.

Ger uarft p1r Htti1. 9er'a1Ft nurb.H:
sl9 ebts. TiHiaa's finifhes goses auf
Der Bars bon 81 I3s per gaqous.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-26
CHLORIDE ROAD ID BE RUN ID
 TENNESSEE
(From Tuesdays Daily

From an authorativc source we learn that the grading gang will be put ,o work on the extension oi the railroad from i,s present terminal of the Tennessee and Rainbow mines on the first day of July. Owing 10 the large calls on the railroad force to prevent the sncroachment of the Colorado riv,s, at Needles. the com papy has been unable io collect q force oi men for the extension work. but the river has been secured against further cncroaehment this year and the men al work there will be released by the first of the month io other work.
 The new road will pass mp the north side of the Empire wash and a depot site will be laid ou, in the town, instead of the site one mile southwest of that place The spur will then run on to the Tennessee and Rainbow. where the big ore bins are now situate. This will be of great importance to the people oi Chloride as we'll as of convenience to the shippers.--Mohave Miner
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-26
COUNTRY LIVELY.
(From Tuesdays Daily)

Joe Whitchousc. one of the best known miners m the country. ar rived from his camp near Wenden yesterday. where ne is developing mines with Sam Snapp. and the showing is gratifying Since the resumption of the Swansea mines, he states that minisg along the A. X (. railroad is being revived. and inc outlook is more encouraging than for many months The impetus given 10 mining is due io the avail ability of Swansea as market point, the new company recently announcing that every character of ore would be purchased. which has stimulated development on scores of mines that have lain idle for many months MT. Whi,ehousc predicts very active and prosperous year ahead
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-26
GOOD MINE SHOWING. (From Tuesdays Daily

K M Hanson. operating the old Dunkirk mines on Slate Greek, up. der lease and bond. while in the city yesterday stated that develop ment continues, and the ore bodies exposed in the zone recently opened, practically assures several hundred tons to be available of grade that Is richer than ever before taken out As soon as stoping Is finished he will start the mill running. and feels clated over the results to come. He returned to the camp during the day. and states that the Senator country at present is attracting very much attention among practical operators as well as investors. many euginecrs visiting the district re gently
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-26
OLD "HoSs" RETURNS.

Hatch" the sell known and popular night operator of the Wost- crn Union here, has just returned from ihc scenes oi his boyhoDddays in Texas It had bcsn ten years since he had walked the streets of old San "Antone" and hc says that those with whom he used 10 play marbles have scattered to the four winds of the earth. and eompara lively few were to be found who could remember the deviliry of the days of youth Mir lIuicAeson says the climate in San Antonio is no, balmy and cool like the Mile High City and he is glad to be back His many friends are glad 10 see him again at the old stand
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-26
DRIFTS INTO SHIPPING
 ORE BODY
Interested Parties Are Enthusiastic Over
 Good Showing
(from Sundays Daily.)

The Fortune Mining company has encountered a body of ore that is somewhat new for that property in that lt carries os per cent. worth SD per ton in copper in addition 10 it's usual good gold and silver values. Mining Engineer Lewis sampled two feet of the best par, of the vein with that result, I'm mcdiatcly upon receiving these pleasing returns. Vic. Pre- sident Davis who is in charge of the work, notified Mir Dillon who came up from Phoenix and went out ycster- day afternoon to see the new ore body.
 The find was made in the drift being run on the vein at the 520 foot point and Is continuing as the work is carried ahead. Picked samples could be taken from the rock which run much higher than the average cut by Dr. Lewis from the two feet of ore. Located as the Fortune is. on the railroad, this grade of orc will prove profitable shipping rock, and no doubt the company will begin shipping as soon as the proper openings are made to allow of stoping
 Several local people are interested m the proposition and all feel elated over the outlook for immediate sue cess. This Is an illustration of what favapai county properties of merit will do when properly handled
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-26
Evils of the Times
 Graphically Painted
(Continued from Page Onel

(Con,inued from Page One) The Newspaper as the Newspaper Woman Sees It."
 Following this subject. which. through long experience, in grind ing out copy is most familiar to her, Mrs Cole will tell some news paper and magazine stories Friday at the same hour. Her topic for Saturday will be announced later.
 About thirty names have already been secured toward the formation of local Chau,auqua Reading Circle. In ,his list arc some of the most cultured, interesting and influential people of Yavapai county The list should be much larger and it is quite certain that there are many persons in Prescott and Yavapai county who have been unable io attend Mrs Coles meetings who would gladly avail themselves of this course. All such are requested 10 giNc thcir names to Mrs. Cole or Rev Davis or hand them in at the Chamber of Commerce office. where they will be put into the proper hands.
 The course. of reading for ihc next year will cover Continental Europe. it's home life, art, literature and governmental problems and con dii'ons. Twenty minutes day IS sufficient time ,o keep abreast of the work, therefore it should be within reach of the busies, people. The course for the year consists of five bound books and twelve maga- zines, costing but Ss Certificates are given for one years reading and a diploma for the full course of four years
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-26
Lucky Indians.
JOHN KELLY HAS
 CONFIDENCE IN PACIFIC
lFrom Sunday's Dailyl

John Kelly, president of the Pacific Copper Mining Company and w A. Moses, treasurer. after a three days inspection of under ground conditions. returned io the city Friday and lei, yesterday morn ing for Kansas City. elated with the showing made. and as far as the future is to be considered. were confident of the property attaining prominent rating in mining annals MT Kelly was emphatic in stating that recent deyelopmen, had exceed cd all expectations and the strong orc bodies exposed in the lower levels practically proves that the property will be a big producer
 Al four diiferen, points m the lower workings, work had been prosecuted to definitely determine the value and volume of the ore bodies,- Attending the trip of these stockholders. it is stated 'ha, ,he question of introducing a reduction plant IS receiving earnest considera- ton and from the splendid showing m evidence, it is believed that such a movement Is 10 be taken up for consideration immediately at the principal office in Kansas City.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Charles Isaac Shelia. berger, deceased Notice is hereby given by the undersigned. admins naior of inc estate of Charles Isaac ShelIabcrgcr. deceased. to the credit ors of and all persons having claims against inc said deceased, 10 ex- hibi them. with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the frs, publication of this notice to the said administrator a, his office in Yavapai County Savings Bank. Prescott. Arizona. the same being the place for thc transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of Yavapai
 D w RUSSELL,
 Administrator of Charles Isaac
 ShellaberRer, deceased
 Dated this 24ih day of May. 1912 (W) First pub. May p, last June %
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-26
ACTIVE DISTRICT. (From Tuesday's Daily

T. J Laird was in the city yes terday from Groom Greek. and states ihats several camping parties are located for the summer. all de lighted with ;he country. and the climate The strike on the Hidden Treasure property of (. w. Bennett. is the main topic discussed in min ing circles, while more mines were under development by individual owners than m many years.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-26
COPPER GREEK IS SOON
 TO HAVE 4 RAILROAD ffrom Sunday'r Daiiy.)

Joseph Howells is in the city from his mining camp near the Hill side mine, where he Is conducting extensive development. and reports considerable activity prevailing. with the outlook as more encouraging than in many years The recon noiicring of that country by two railroad engineer corps, has revived interest in railroad building. and has a stimulating effect on various mine owners. and brought the coun- try into considerable prominence in all industrial pursuits The large interests of the Bagdsd Copper Company IS said to be ihe induce ment for the building of the project cd railroad
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-26
CRU|CE RECEIVES RECOGNITION
 0F MERIT
Young Railroad Man Is Gradually Climbing
 Toward Top
(From Tuesdays Dsily)

The promotion of r. F. Cruice to bc assistant general freight and passenger agent of the s. F., P. & P lines is deserved recognition of meri, Mr Cruiec has been con. nee'ed with ihc railroad for many years. having begun as a telegraph operator. There arc few young men as we'll known throughout Arizona and the Southwest as Mr. Cruies He k the soul of geniali,y and will make good in his new position the same as he has been in the habit of doing in all positions leading up to this. and the same as he will do m the next step up the ladder, which ii IS only matter of time till he will take.
 MT Cruioc in the positions of honor and trust which he has held with the Santa Fe has had ocoa- sion io travel over the Sou,hwcs, frequently and has made many trips cast. His acquaintance. particularly among railroad men. knows no limits in this country.
 X long list of good friends join in oongratulatinR Fred io his good fortune and wishing him q continua- tion of this good fortune. which is merely recognition of competence rather than Streak of luck" as some would call it.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-26
OEM0CRATSSTANDB DBY THE |N0PERAT|VE CANADIAN
 RECIPROCITY TREATY

but the democratic majority sus- ts.ncd ii under orders from their leaders. and now the democratic members from the west and north. west, knowing that both sugar and reciprocity bills are bitterly opposed by their constituents who would bc subjected to serious loss by their enactment. feel that their chances ot returning to Washington are practically hopeless.
 Board Without Appropriation.
 The House democrats have prac iically killed the tariff board through refusing. by decisive vote, ,o appropriate funds for it's contin. uano.. it IS the purpose of the House io secure legislation that will enable the ways and means committee to carry on all the in. vcsiigaiions relating to tariff mat. ters.
 Parcel Post Advocates Differ.
 The endorsement of the Bourne parcel post bill by the postmaster general has been followed by A letter from the president giving the measure his approval The Bourne bill is drawn along the lines of the zone system and the original parcel post advocates. who wan. com. mon rate Co all points, deslarc ,ha, the measure is not satisfactory. and Il IS likely they will continue their Tight Tor a uniform rate tD ail points.
 Statesmen Cannot Stay Away.
 Conyeniionius Is the latest all mcni. and i, Is creating general exodus of the republican representa- lives and senators whose railroad tickets are good as far west a. Chicago A little later on the des. ,ina,ion of the democratic member. will be Baltimore.
 Lucky Indians.
 \ band of Apache Indians who have been m the custody of ths United States since lSo4 are to b, released from their semi-imprison mcnt in Oklahoma, and taken to th, Mescallcfo reservation in New Mex ico, where they will be given land, and restored to their rights.