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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-20

,Spne". Gr uerurtbeilt ben Nitk=
brand, Der nit Der Yatrunage &C.
trieben miro. Vertraut anf bic
Dffcntlidlc Weinnns. Wimmt an ipifs
tisen Jrascn II mad reifliher
ltebcrlesuns Der cabbage Stelnns.
8laubt an bic Hefte nes Staates,
lest abcr nod mebr @crtb auf bic
Yflihtcn bcs Stantes. Snitiatipe,
Hefercnbnm nnb Heeal erfennt or MIR
in NnSnabmefdaen an, trotbcm er Tie
tbcuretiid, fir falid, abcr in Der
HraSis fir icscnbrinscno bdlt. 81
sesen Heeaa pm Rihtern; &idDter
limb Saduertdnbise, feline Aomini=
itraturen; iie entihciben, mas 0eiet
I It, nid)t was cS iein ~ioIlte.
Sast, baF mniere 8eietc ein Wiens
idennlter butter nnierer 0funomiiden
Gntiuifelnns smriifssblieben fino.
ltniere 8eicte limb auf has Subj
pinmmm suseid5nitten, ionten 10 er-
%,ueitert ,uerben, bae lie amf bic
Gprporationen anmenbbar limb. Gr
citirt ais ieinen 8rnnSiat bic
@irsinia yin Of Sights: r9ieie
Wsajorit1t bes Bottles bat has un=
sm~eifelbafte. nnuerdnberlihe, mnan-
%taitbare 3edt, @eiese nmsuseitalten,
a~b5minberm uber ab5uihaffen, ,uie Is
benz 6ffentlidben @ubl am sutrds-
lifiten it,"
9as fleine n@cibc Sais" am
Seriep> Stranbe lit beutc Der Ylae,
auf ben Die Iusen bes amerifanii6en
Bottles aerihtet iinb, beun es mil ben
Nann. Der bort iein 3eim aufgez
lflasen, priifcn unb tpdsen, Oh er
ipiirbis unb fdbis lit, i'm sroben
@eiBcn Sauie in 3aibington Die &C.
ifGfte bcs Bottles 81 pcrfpalten, vipie
es Dem 0ffentlihen 8oblc am 5utrdss
lifiten it,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-20

Senn Die Iniihtcn bcs Serrn Yrpf.
Gublanb iinD bof Die gcfpeIen, odB
unIere Hehtsorbnung in Dem Gimme
81 dnocrn lit. baB Die 2anolpirtbifnft
paierno rentnbel nerbe." go Gr3.
Srof. Wagucr.
Cine Der BON bicicm gcltreiften Mbs
lueidpungcn lit Tublano's Stanbpumft
in Der @olbfrage. @dbrcnb Iciner
Stibienreiie bate or iiber 200 0olbs
nno Silbcrbcrsmcrfc bciihtiat nnb
fam 1890 idon gu Dem Shlulic, bnB
bic 0oIbproouftiou Der Grbe balb
cincn 9crpaltiscu Iufihipuus nchmcn
miillc. pdbrenb Yrof. SiiB III Wicn,
Der bdmals dls critic Mutoritdt IN
W0brungsfrngcn gait. fms porhcr
nod bcbniptct bnttc. Die @olhprooufs
ton Der Grbe sebe INNER ncbr Suriif
unb lei ibrem Guhe nabe. 2uhlano
ingtc bomals Den bcutigen 6ofitano
Der @oloprubuftion poraus. Iqer>
bings forbcrtc Die iibcr9roBe Wers
%lpcnbung bcs @olbcs 5u inbuitrielen
3peden 81 gtipiiien Sebenfcn bers
aug. lmitiir5leriih lit Hublanb
9e9eu piele @runblcbren Der 5iinftigcn
perfno6erien National : Ccfouomic.
60 lit icne bon Nusehpt unb Nad)s
fra8c Gin Sdiminel geiporbcn, Den
Vile rciten, pbnc Die perdnoertcn 3cits
pcrbdltnillc 5u bcoenfcn. Huhlano
sibt ba ieiner Neinung Iusbrud. baB
CUR 3eit Der alien Stabtrpirtbi6ait
oieIc Sclre lpobl am Ylase lpar. Nnn
fonntc bnmals Die 81 Wortte gebrafe
ten Torrdtbe genau iiberblifen, Die
Dtitipirfung bcs %ipefulatipen Eripats
tapitals mar nlIsgeidlolIen, bcnn
.Nnlfiitten" lpurDe bns critic WdlI
NIT Gonfisfdtion. inn 3icbcrbolunass
faIle init benz Strang" beitraft.' Sas
Yfittelalter fonute eben iebr cncrgiih
ietn. unb eriff itets am ridtiseit Srtc
eir. Serte iIf dber Der Wtdrft Dem
ipefulatipen &apital serabe3u alisees
liefert. Ingebot unb NadIfraee muB
bod anf &enntniB Der ~gleid5citi9en
Vorrdtbe baiieren unb bieic @orrGtbe
iinb beute MIR &enigcn in Summa
befannt. Seute ipielt Die 8dd,rift
iiber Den Nnrft Die HolIe bes Mnges
botes. Surh finsierte Nadridten1
nno Sdlihungen bon Siifern pirb
beute Die Stimmung bes Narftes be-
einflnBt rnb gentad)t. @ieberbolt
ifon itanb Die Wclt fnapp Dor Der
6unserSnotb. pdbreno Ole eroBen
Spefrlanten. fpelde Den Hafrihtens
bienit pollenbs in Der Sanb batten,
cine lleberproouftion binaus poiaunten
uno audi allerorts unb rechtenorts
iber3eugte 8ldubise fanben. Die
@eIdmmtheit Der HaHriften bilbct
Die NarftmeinIng". ifreibt Hubs
Lamb. Sur bieie Marfmeinung in
8erbinbung nit Den Iftionen bes
ipefilatipen YriuatfapitaIs beitimmc
ben R~arftprets. Sieier .mabgebenoen
SteIung Der Warftnahrihten entz
iprid}t Die beltise ausbilbung hes
Observation-Disclosures auf unieren
S~auptmdrften Nn Der @ctreibes
5ermins 9orie in Chicago pcrben
tdslid burh $50 Seleerapbens Ippaa
rate 10000. goriensS elesramme err
pebiert. SIN feds @inuten Tam auf
cine Sepeife o Chicago Die Nnts
mort in liverpool 5uriid ieinl Sic
Sirnta Grmour @rain go. in Chicago
beiist ibr eisene5 alisseoebntes Yris
pattele9rapbennes. beiien SeIbittoitcn
iid ourh Die gi~nfiibruns Der Iars
coni'ihen Sllnfenteleerapbie Inn iibcr
100000 pro Sabr perminbert
baben." (ltnb bieie Soften miiiien
Sarmer unb Goniumenten beitreiten.
8ir bnben aber oa MIR eincn Sbeil
Der 8egie elmer Sirma Dor uns!)
6ortiebung iolet.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-20
~ Spe3iea fir bieie 3eituns.)
Eaeberltebe Heiltnittel
sur Srnumnns beS 8aKcn.
feibitmprbeS.

Ser Hiidgang Der 8eburten lit
nift ailein elm Shmer5ensfinS Sraut>
reih's, ionbern alih peritiebcner anz
berer Golfer. nclfe ebenfaIIs
benz @altbuiianismus buloiaen.
Statt bic Seiluns in Der Hiiffebr
su hrihlifen @runbi6ten nnb So
einem driilifen 9eben 81 fnd,en,
p~erfallen bic @ibtietbuer unb linz
itanbsfrdmer auf bic lGherlidlten
Seilmittel. 60 taet gcsenipGrtig an
Sonbon Elm intcrnationaler gongre6.
Der iih nit benz Hiidsanse Der &C.
burten beiddftigt. Gin biebcrer
Seifeniicbcr lnb grSs MilionGr bat
aiit oiefem Gongreiie einen Iutrag 9es
iteat. ipelder pirflih, niebrigcr gu
bangor lit. Gr berIanst bon Den
Gderbau tr~eibenbcn alaiien bcS
ildd,cn 2anbcS unb Den arbeitenpcn
alaiien. nidt mcbr ainbcr in bic
Melt 81 iesen, nls mic Tie crndbren
fonnten ! Die 9eidrGnfnna bic
fer &inbersabl piirbe bann Sic bc>
iibcubcn &Iaiien IN Die Gage
briu9en, mebr &inber als bisber 6u
baben; Od VIC alsbann Der Sorae
iiberboben ipiirpcn fir Die @rbaltlima
Der &inber oes SroletariatS ouifoms
men gu miiiien n llnb auf benz
GonsreHe befano lid fcin Gbriicn-
menif, mt einem berartisen Shel.
.renitiide Bite Spite absnbrehem. Hur
uebenbei lei geiagt, bab Der cbemalige
Rammerprdiioent Mnb poiitiidcr Strcs
Der eriter alaiie. @oniieur Soumer.
lid auf DEM 9ougrcile ais @crtretcr
Sranfreid's a~ufipiclte. - (Wm. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-20
Die Smifraeetten BON II. :. u.

CUR Seit iino ii6 Die Sufiragetten
Der Der. Citation nod nift einia,
peldeu 8e8 ic iebt cinihla9en. lpcls
her Eolitif. pcldbcm Snnbibaten Tie
lire CUNT SuSuipcnben D~cbcnfcu. nm
81 tbrem 3ielc, D. b. gum c%rlpiinidten
Wdblreft Su gelan9en. G~initrpeilcn.
10 fHeint cs penieitens bis icst,
neigcn lie lid. ba peber Die Sartei
3aft's nod ole bcmofratiidc Yartei.
linen bcitimmte 3useitdnbniiic MAIDEN
polten, 1~ooiepelt mn Der brittcn
Sartei gu. Sbnen lit, wie cS ben
lnid1ein bat, bic Yartci uber bercm
bannerfraaer sleihgiiltis nnb ebemio
,nd) bic Wpblfabrt bes 9ambeS, iuenu
mr. linen ipirb, mas tic besebren nnb
prbern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-20
Das v11oie" mnS yDarmrn" in
Portugal.

11niere 2eicr tabcn burf unIercn
g pe3ials 6 orre y D NJ
ten IN @abrib ~crfabrcn, baB
Die so n a + d I'M Ycrgleide gu
Der @cnaltberrIhnit DER n8epublif"
in Tortueal ein Se9en marc. Nans
der 2eier miro iih idpon 9efragt
6abeu, pie elm .fatboliiheS" Golf 10
.idufsgconlbis" iein fam. Rau
pertrcibt ibm bic Yiihofc. man ieet
inn bic Yrieitcr gefnn9en. MAJ err
morbet nid]t menigc bon ibnen. Ian
ruubt bic &~irtcngcrdtbc uno &iinits
iddse alter @pttcsbduier. man fiibrt
ee9en Ole Mcligion cincu ipilocn
&antpf. GrosDcm bleibt gaes i'm
2anbc till. Sad 10 piclen 0apnatcn
SerridJait bes SafpbincrtbnmS miiRte
bic lettc 0cmcinbe hes 2anoeS iuifen,
iueldJe %tfnrpafprcn mi Hubcr finn.
g(ber her Yprtmgieie hat cine merit
wiirnise N~nfiaiinns pm Der Gegic-
rmns. Gr folet ieoer Hesiernns, ppr-
~alsgeiett. baR tic i~ibcrbanpt MIR
regiert. @clingt ee einem S%riippletn
periueaener Ncpu6iifaner IN Sinobon,
Die 3iisel Der &egicrung an lid) gu
reibcn, 10 bobcn tic obne lpcitcreS ac>
mpnncn. Sic iinb 8cgierurg. Sbre
Scgitimation ipirb bonn Tolfe nidt &C.
priift, Dac mr. rcgiert pcroen mill.
8o 70 Yro8cnt bcs Bottles I'M oidItcn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. itcden, mo Die
9ablbetbeili9una MIR II bis 10 Yros
gent su iein pilcat, fam cs nidt
anbers icin. @iirbe morgcn elm
SGltlcin fiibner Mounrd)iIten in
1iiiabon ober Sporto iih Der Hegiez
ring bcmdbti9er, cs lpdrc iiher. onB
Die Sortueicicn lid auh iuieber bon
Den Monarfiitcn rcsieren lieBen.
Sic bulbeten ia bds tolc Spiel Der
acknowledgements, Den ~aDnigsmoro.
bns' @iitben YombalS nnb pieles
Inbere, lrrb tic bGtten diIh Die Sittaz
tur bon Sranco gcbulbct.
Bic Wcnigeb Die iritanoc iuGren,
Den iafnbiniid)er Serrid)ern I6bruf)
gu tbiin utb i'm secigneten Iu9enblide
iuicber iclber 5u berrid,en. iperhcn
burh bic Mittel bes Shredens I'M
3aune sebaltcn. Cine Sanbbol
Gdrbonarios be5fpingt cine eau5e
2anbifaft. Ser gerbdhtiee ipirb
aui gebcimnibponc Weilc perbaftet
pber um's 2ebcn gcbraft, unb Bic
mdnb miro Die SbGter cntbeden, ipie
man audi Die Iorbcr bes &oni9s ME
entbedt bat. Die G%arbonarios ihalz
ten nit unbeihrdnfter @eipalt. Sbne
seriftlifen Iuftrag brinsen lie in
Die Eripdtipobnun9en. in Die Sabrifen
unb in Die &%aiernen. Sic paden Die
.9pnipiratoren". unb cs fonrmt linen
gar nift barauf an. ob einige Nihtz
conipiratoren nit perihtpinben. Sas
trapt MIR gum rguten Gufc" Der Scfte
bel, bic I'M 10 me6r sefiirftet miro.
9ie man in Neapel Die sebeimniboo1e
Iaht Der Gamorra. in Neip gorf Die
tiirfterIiden Gftioneu Der .S6ndrz
sen Sanb" ban9e perfol9t, 10 in Yors
tltanl Die Sbaten Der G%arbonarios, Die
BET benz beS 2eiens unflinbigen @olfe
bon 0tilnb gu Iunoe ipeitcr er5dblt
unb babnrb iiher nift in ibrcr Be-
heutune bernbsepiirbist perben.
90 ut es benn bic erbdrmlide
8leifysiiltisfeit Der Yprtnsieien, per=
bunbem nit Der Shrefensbcrridaft
elmer sebeimen Sefte, bic iebc mpnar-
diiiide. Seuesnns sum 5eblidlas
rernrtbeilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-20

britiiben gotifait in Iaibinetcn,
>. g.. auf9eforDert iporben, in ben
Der. Staateu cine Selpcguns our
9nticnbun9 romiih>fdtbolilfcr Dill
i%ipnare nad) ben Yutomapo : &dloer1
in Ycru in Die Wcge 5u lciten. Sn
@nalnnb bat man 6crcits nit Oct Iufz
bringing cines Sonos fir Sieicu
3luef h%cgpnncn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-20
fran,isfaner naeb Peru.

2aut 2onooner Scpeide bat Der
Sl. Gater angeorbnct, OnB bier eng
liihc Sran5istaner mad, Dem 8ummiz
Siitrift in Seru, no idrcdlihc 9rauz
iarfcitcn began9en iein lollcn, ala
0tiiiiondre gebcn ioleu,
6ierSu p~crlaltet nod: CARDINAL
@ibbpns lit pom @eihGftatrdgcr Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-20
GnelanS's 5eitmnssm.

Is III bc5eihnenb. baB Die 3eihuus
gen Gnalanp's iait ausnabmspciie
auf Scitcn Der Senlotratcn itebcn unp
Die G%ripdbluna Ioobrolp @ilion's
nit 8cpibbcit p~ropbe5eien. Sic
y2onbou Simes" III ibm b~clonbcrs
giluitig geiouuen. mlb Ole .Saturbap
@cnieip" 8laubt. cob @ilion elm Yrds
iipcnt nod Dem oltcn Stil BON Seiicrs
ion nnh Ibams icin pirh. Gin @ann
pon @ciit unS bobcr @iloun9 .ioipobl
mic BON ungcmeiter S~1bigtcit. Die 8es
9icrunS eiucs 10 SroBen 8cihcS pie
Imcrifa 81 leitcn.
-t-+-+-
Gin Seittns ioa Sid ltdrfcn
Su Seincs @crftags 1erteu.
DAB On an Scin @cidGite
Iitbrinscit iriife ardite.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-20
spestaI.V bon s. ~
3nr CbaraktrriIfik arilrnm's.
Cinr 4lamherei uam uersamsenem nrnhruirnisem
pulitifden Tasen 81 Sraeirt.

~ caeirt lit cine flciuc, nors
nebme Tillen<G olonic an Der
~ Mcp Serieps &iifte. Sdymude,
y cinfnd) clegunte CONNER
b0iiicr Qcben Der NniicDe<
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-08-09
LING WAS INVITED TO ATTEND VII SON
 NOTIFICATION
Arizona Naionai Committeeman Un- able to Attend Happy Ceremony on Account of Pressing
 Bushes Affairs.

PHOENIX, Aug. 2-Hon Reese M. Ling, democratic national con- mitteeman for Arizona, this morning received the following telegram from w. F. McCombs, chairman of the democratic national campaign con- mittee:
 New York July 31, 1912 Hon. Reese M. Ling,
 Phoenix, Arizona.
 Permit me to invite you to at tend the notification ceremonies to be held at Sea Girt on August 7th Your presence there would not only be appreciated by Gov. Wilson and this committee, but would also be an added assurance of a united and harmonious party and would contrib ute much to the achievement of our success I wish you would favor us with visit to headquarters in the Fifth Avenue building on your way to or from Sea Girt
 VIM F. INCOMES, Chairman Democratic National Cam
 paign Committee.
 In response to MT. McCombs' in vitation, MT Ling today sent the fol- lowing letter, expressing his regret at not being able to attend the no- tification ceremonies:
 T
 Chairman Democratic
 National Committee,
 42 Broadway, New York, N. Y My DeSr McCombs:
 Permit me to acknowledge receipt of your night letter of the 31st, ult., inviting me to attend the notification ceremonies at Sea Girt, on August 7th
 I regret exceedingly that my long absence from Arizona absolutely pre- cludes my being able to avail my self of your kind invitation. My in ability to be present will in no man. her detract from the interest and as sistance which I shall render to the success of our candidates, and it is a pleasure indeed to assure you that the democracy of Arizona is harmo- niously united and will exert itself to the utmost for the success of those splendid opponents of demo- cratic principles-Governors Wilson and Marshall, I feel that I can safely repeat the promise that I made for the committee that the first electoral vote of the newest of the states in years and the oldest in progress will be cast in the electoral college for Wilson and Marshall
 With kindest regards to yourself and MT. Davies, as we'll as the mem- berS of the campaign committee, I am, Very sincerely yours,
 REESE M. LING.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-08-09
MURPHY AT TOMBSTONE.
Rumors of Important Plans For Res- umption On Tombstone
 Consolidated.

F. M. Murphy, president of the T. C. M.Co., is expected in Tombstone about the 18th, and his visit is believed to be an important one in connection with the local affairs and bankruptcy proceedings of the T. c. M. Go.
 Various rumors have been in circu- lation of some important develop ments of the bankrupt companies in volved, which may mean transfer Of the local mines to eastern interests and resumption of work on a large scale.
 Under the trusteeship of A L. Grow the company is making an excellent showing, the royalties from leases and chloriding having more than kept the property self sustaining and showing neat monthly balances.
 Proceedings in both the Imperial and Tombstone companies are looked for which may effect reorganization or plans looking for early resumption.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-08-09
ARIZONA PIONEER.
Leaves Valuable Estate To Old Pic.
 neer's Home at Prescott.

PHOENIX, Aug. 6.-Fifty thousand dollars in good hard cash has been willed to the Arizona Pioneers home at Prescott by the late Wilson Par sons, of San Francisco, and within a month or so several thousand dol lars, as first payment will probably be turned over to the state.
 Attorney-General Bullard has just returned from California and while in the golden state he visited San Francisco to look after the interests of the Pioneer home in the settle ment of the Parsons estate.
 According to the terms of his will Parsons left two-twelfths of his en- tire fortune to the Arizona Pioneers home, and with the settlement of the estate it was found that this would amount to about $50,000.
 A part of this is in San Francisco real estate, and Bullard has advised the Pioneers home will receive con- siderable more money if the sale is delayed year or so, as the property is rapidly increasing in value
 William Parsons is well remem- bered by all old time residents of this state, having lived in Tomb stone in the early days. He was one of the original locators of the fa- OrS Contention mine near Tomb stone
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-08-09
CAMERON WILL RUN.
Republican National Committeeman Will Oppose Hayden for Congress

PHOENIX, Ariz., Aug. 2nd.-Ralph Cameron, one of the candidates of the Republican party at the last state election for United States senator, will be the standard bearer of the G. O. P. in the race against Carl Hay den~for congress.
 This, at least, is what prominent local Republican leaders say, and they should know.
 Cameron, not satisfied with his de- feat at the recent election, will try again. Realizing that he is not proper senatorial timber the wise man from the Grand Canyon will take a shot atr-a job one step lower down, that of a mere congressman. It is safe to say that when Carl Hayden gets through with him he will be willing to run for constable of his precinct.
 MT. Cameron has not been heard from as to the congressional race, but the local bosses say he will be the man offered for sacrifice, and no one ever remembers of Cameron refusing anything that was offered him.
 It seems certain that Cameron will be the Republican nominee and it is equally certain that Hayden will be the standard bearer of the Democrat ic party. R. S. Fisher, of Phoenix, has been slated as the nominee of the Bull Moosers if the party of Theodore decides to put man in the field.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-08-09
ANNOUNCES HIS CANDIDACY
 FOR CONGRESS
Democratic Member ofHouse of Repre- sentatves Is Entitled to Re-EIec- ton and Will Have No Oppo-
 sition in Primaries.

PHOENIX, Aug. 6.-In conformity with the primary law Representative Carl Hayden has filed in the office of the Secretary of State, a state ment to the effect that he is a can didate for the democratic nomina- tion for congress at the coming cleo tion.
 The communication from Hayden to Secretary Osborn is as follows: To the Secretary of State,
 Phoenix, Arizona.
 Sir: I desire to become a candi- date, at the primary election, to be held on Thursday, the 10th day of September, 1912, for the nomination of the democratic party, as the can didate of said party for representa- tive in congress, at the election to be held in the State of Arizona, on Tuesday, the 5th day of November, 1912. My place ot residence is 800 Phoenix, and my postoffice address is Phoenix, Maricopa county, Ari- zona. I respectfully request that my name be printed on the official bal lot at the primary election to be held on Tuesday, the 10th day of September, 1912
 You are further notified that have not authorized and will not authorize any person to eXpend or propose to eXpend any money in defraying the expenses of my cam paign, but that I will, in person, ac- count for all the money or other things of value expended in the in- terest of my candidacy for the office of representative in congress.
 CARL HAYDEN
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-08-09
WALKERS COPPER LETTER.
Domestic Users Are Buying for Octo-
 Der Delivery.

Geo. L. Walker, writing in the Bos- ton Commercial, under date of August 3rd, says:
 The Metal Market.
 Copper is quiet and firm. Lake and electrolytic are selling at 17% cents a pound. Foreign consumers just at the moment are sending in few orders, but there was some buying by domes- tic users of the metal during the week for October delivery. Producers in most cases being sold ahead from 30 present lack of activity on the part of manufacturers and are unconcerned over the recent fluctuations.
 The cheap parcels of refined copper which were offered by dealers in Flu rope have practically all disappeared and values are back to normal. As soon as the trade demand, which is now almost due, sets in seriously again, foreign buying will take all the copper to be had at this level, and domestic consumers as usual will be forced to pay higher prices for their next requirements.
 The Copper Share Market.
 The public still holds aloof from the copper share market Advancing metal prices and increased dividends have alike failed to attract purcha ses of these issues; but when one looks back over the past, it is found that the situation is not a new one The public has never been a large buyer of copper stocks at the bottom. When the advance starts, as it always has and is bound to again, the public will be climbing for stocks which it could have purchased much lower had it not failed to read the unmistakable lesson of diminishing supplies and ad- vancing prices in the metal market.
 Copper shares are not easy to pick up in the present lifeleSS market, and if any large amount is desired, prices advance because of the scarcity of offerings. Those who have purchas- ed the stocks of producing companies are reciving very satisfactory return on their investment and within the next year they should profit very ma terially by the appreciation of their holdings.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-08-09
Moana Lode

Beginning at Cor. No. l, whence U.S.M M. No. 3 bears N. 32 deg 53' w. PALS it., thence o. 72 deg. 41' E. 172. 97 fit. to Cor. No. 2; thence s. 43 deg. 50' W. 169 .12 it., to Cor. No. 3; thence N. 72 deg, 41' w. 1S9 .5S it., to Cor. No. 4; thence N. AS deg, 39' E. 177 IS fit. to Cor No. l, the place Of beginning.
 Chase Creek No. 6, Lode.
 Beginning at Cor. No. l, whence U.S.MM. No. 3 bears N. 28 deg, 54' w. 2473.9 it., thence S. 72 deg, 4I F.. 1851. AS it. to Cor. No. 9; thence g., 4S deg, 39' w. 432. IS it. to Cor. No. 3; thence N. 75 deg. IT. w., 1893. g it. to Cor. No. 4; thence N. Il deg. N.. 4S deg. 39' E. 511. 42 fit. to Cor. No. 1, the place of beginning.
 Leon Lode.
 Beginning at Cor. No. 1. whence U.S.M.M. No. 3 bears N, 17deg. 57' w., 2633.9 it., thence S. 75 deg, IT E. 101S.9 it., to Cor. No. 2; thence S. II deg. ,5O' E. 671.3 it. to Cor. No. B.; thence N. 75 deg. IT W. 1O1S.9 it. to Cor. No. 4; thence N. II deg. 50' W. beginning.
 Index Lode. U.s.M.M. No. bears N. Is deg 1o' W. 3249. it. thence s. 75 deg, IT F. 1906 IT it to Cor. No. 2; thence s. deg. 49' w. 611.2 it., to Cor. No. 8; thence N .75 deg. IT W. 1306.17 fit. to Cor. No 4; thence N. deg. 49' E. 611.2 it. to Cor. No. 1, the place of beginning.
 Victor Lode.
 Beginning at Cor. No. l, whence U.S.M.M. No. 3 bears N. B deg. or W. 329S.7 it. thence N. 70 deg, 58' E. 5S3. g it. to Cor No. 2; thence s. 12 deg. 34' E. 1340. 32 fit. to Cor. No. 3; thence S. 70 deg. 5S' W. 500. .56 it. to Cor. No 4; thence N. Il deg. 50' w. 1342 59 it. to Cor. No. l, the place of beginning.
 Adjoining and conflicting claims as shown by the plat of survey are the Goat, Terrassas, Terrassas No. 2, Yer dant, Chase Creek, Chase Creek No. 2, lodes, Survey No. 1929; Rattler lode Sur. No. 1792A; Emelia lode Sur. No. 926, and Arizona lode Sur No. 1S40.
 The following conflicting areas are hereby excluded from this application viz: That portion of the Moana lode in conflict with the Terrassas No. the Chase Creek No. lode in conflict with the Terrassas No. lode and Chase Creek No. 2 lode sur. No. 1928; that portion of the Victor lode in con fict with the Rattler lode Sur. No. 1792A, and that portion of the Index lode in conflict with the Terrassas lode Sur. No. 1929, the Emelia lode Sur. No. 926, and the Rattler lode Sur No. 1792A
 FRANK H. PARKER, GA to S-9 Register.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-08-09
MINERAL APPLICATION NO. o17s97
 SURVEY NO. 2961.

U. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona,
 June 7th, 1912.
 NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance of the Act of Congress, ap- proved May 10th, 1872, The Arizona Copper Company, corporation in corporated under the laws of the Territory of Arizona, whose postoffice address is Clifton, Arizona, by c. w. Beck, it's attorney-in-fact, whose post office address is Clifton, Arizona, has made application for patent for the Leon, Index, Victor, Chase Creek No. 6, and Moana lode mining claims, sit uate in the Copper Mountain Mining District, County of Greenlee (formerly Graham) State of Arizona, approxi- mately in Sections and g, Tp. S., R. 29 F., unsurveyed. descr, jet3 2F follows. to wit: