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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-03
MECHANICS LIENS.
EERRI. AEY |.

10TH ST. s. 100 II W OF - Nicholas ave.
| lOOxlOO. HARRISON walker k"tractorl,S
! AIT one Hundred and Ninetieth street Realty
90. owner; George Nsssar's Son * co. con
! tractor. So 2,3
iS7rH n. 65i and 65j West. orman w
! K.tchaIr agt United Electric Light and Power
| 90. owner. George Nassar's Son a Co. con
| tractor. ST. 0,5 o3.
SAME PROPERTY; sykes co ast same;
SlOd1 m.
| Gotta 90 agt same. sI"5. ,-
SAME PROPERTY. u II McLsury Marble
| 60 agt same. 81. lO4.
agt same ST. i3s 80.
SAME PROPERTY. Hull Grippen 4 60 sgt
iiIrII sr. 5l7 to $40 East: sun Fire Proof
| sash and Door 60 agt throw Realty 30 and
! Isaac Brown. owners and contractors; 800
18TH ST, oJ4 and $50 West, Henry Maurer
4 son Inc agt United Electric Light and
Power 60. owner: George Nassars Son a co.
SAME PROPERTY. Howell. Field & God
Gard. Inc AIT same: $3.50.
SAME PROPERTY. New Jersey foundry
I and MaChiu" 90 ast same; S4JI
SAME PROPERTY; II W Johns ManyiIle 90
az 57T riI', Sr 10 and II West. John Kane 90
ag, Dreicer Realty co. owner. George Nassar $
Son & go. contractor. 1886 ~.
18TH ST 65i and $50 West. John Kane
90 AIT United Electric Light and Power Co.
owner: George Nassar's Son 4 Co. contractor
81 3Is 80
" /.
f. q Uautschr co agt Baker. carver 4 Nor
roll owner: George Nassar's Son AZ 60. con
tractor: s591 80.
ls7TH ST d5s and G5G West: q 3 Ray
,nond A 60 agt United Electric Light ana
, power 90. owner. George Nassars Son 4 Co.
contractor. So.
moth ST. : g. loo fl " OF 81 Nicholas ave.
look 100: q Il Raymond X 60 agt one Hundred
and Niuetieth street Realty Co. owner, George
NasSar's son a 90. contractor; $50.
J,TU ST lO and l. West, American Hard
t.nVaf
or: George NaSsars Son x 60. contractor
sl.l26 90
90 agt same: SIG.
llrTi ST. - West. David Welner ast Robert
: smith ana Edward center. owners; ;
Kandel n Son. contractor S225.
ETH ST. lo and - West. sykes 60 aSt
Dp.lccr Rcalty 60, owner, George Nassar
Son \ co contractor. S932.
ETH ST. Ia and II West: Hull Giippen q
90 AIT Drclcer Realty 60. owner. George vas
sar's Son A. 20 Inc. contractor. slOb 90
SAME PROPERTY: John Jordis Iron Works
AIT same. 81, 3St 90.
SAME PROPERTY. Rudolf Sons agt Michael
Dreicer or Dreicer Realty co. owners. George
Vassar'. Son Il Co contractor. ST.
57rT ST IL and II West; j ! liass. Inc.
act Drpicer Realty co. owner. George Nassar's
son Il CO. contfa' tor, $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-03

appeared from circulation in France.
lie only places in Paris where gold
'o'H can now be obtained are the Paris
branches of American banks. The
rrehch banks refuse to hand even one
-o-lranc piece 10 their customers.
Inc boarding Of gold has been in
progress for three months owing to APP
piehehslons of a possible war. For
TWO or three days recently. however.
"hen peace in the Balkans seemed
lKely' a few I'D pieces began to re-
appear in circulation. but these have
once more vanished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-03
THE LONDON MARKET
Belief That Peace Is Imminent
Holds Stocks Firm.

London, Feb. THE stock markets
nave been a good deal more cheerful
tpan seemed probable week ago. De-
spite complications in the international
situation ami the termination of the
armistice by the Balkan allies general
Eelief is held in financial circles that
peace will soon be declared Turkey
cannot continue the war Without
money or arms. with a demoralizcd
army and distracted by internal disscn
Sions.
This belief was reflected in the tone
OF the markets at the end of the week.
when. if there was no great rise. there
was at least a general buoyant feeling.
The money market showed the same
tendency. Discounts, which a week
ago hardened. eased off on Friday.
when 6o-day bills were quoted at As
per cent three months bills at 1 ll-1G,
four months bills at A. and six
months bills at AZ per cent.
Money for the week has been at Jis
per cent, but day-to-d day loans ruled at
= per cent. The Bank again increased
its reserve by $2,jO0.000 to S13J. 375 900.
The stock Of gold is now S1S2 .010O00.
and the proportion Of reserve To liabili-
ties 41.43, the lower percentage being
largely due TO the great increase in
public deposits due TO revenue pay
ments.
The position both in Berlin and
Vienna is much improved. In Berlin
the excess of note circulation has dis
appeared. and the loans and discounts
of the Reichsbank. which at the end of
September were more than S550O00.-
600 are now reduced to $50. 100000.
The open market rate of discount in
Berlin is ~ per cent. and the bank
rate per cent Probably there will be
no reduction i'm the bank rate until the
Bank of England's rate falls below )
per cent.
In Vienna the open market rate still
holds at 5i.. the bank rate being 8 per
cent Cash is returning TO Vienna
slowly. and the excess of note circula-
ton is reduced from S130.OooD at
the end OF December 10 SJJ,WS.oo0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-03
The Bronx.
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

VIM II G Peters 10 Sarah Townsend, exuX,
$1,000
sarah \ Townsend, eNtN. to Geo Wheel
ock. SI5 600.
Geo q wheelock to Alice 7 wheelock
$4,000.
same to Geo T Gray: sos 900
Same TO Mary Kemeyo: $4,000
Israel KarD and ano 70 David LeHentiltt
500
Patrick J Fox 70 Daniel + Fox; 81.
Eufrasia Leland and ano 10 Leicesiershirt
Realty 60; 81.
Leicestershi-e Realty Co 10 Franklin Petit
81
city Real Estate 90 to Mutual Life lnsur-
snce 60 Sl0O 49,
Alexander Levy 70 Jennie Bernstein 500.
" uhclmida schmidt to C'has Haudter: St.6t'
Ruth IT Davis. aduX 70 Samuel hasimir'
5000 o
ono = Metzser 70 Henry Goldsmith $4,000
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust 90 "a
Lawyers MORTGAGE co. SlJ.bbo.
Frank DAWN ct al, ezra. 10 Dry DOCK SaN
.ugs Institution. $4,000 -
Jacob Frankenthaler 10 Realty Corpn'
500
Geo 81 sherman committee, 10 aInefs anu
Manufacturers National Bank: $1,000 -
Abraham Schulman 20 Morris MAYER; ~ zp5
Bank ior saving in CITY New YORK 10 hditn
Z l. My.es. $1,000 - I'm,
Van Dycil Estate Corpn 20 Francis Hoh'
man. SeuJOo a..
James Boyd 20 Berenice ]. Baumann' Nl'.
Rosa FOX 10 AmerigO Realty Coz S-4' '"'.
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February [.

LOTS 10 and II. map OF property o.
David 3 Cocks. Bronx Henry T keil ast
Jane /, Kenn 81 al tspecihc performance
attorneys. Bergman & Davis.
Hath ST. 213 East. Meta Blohm. trus.
agt clara Mayors 81 al foreclosure Of
MTG. attorney, l. Goebel.
Attn ST. = l3i.iO n W Of Broadway.
10 JX9J.3X irreg Esther Gruber ast u
Brainerd Ray - al foreclosure OF mtg 1.
attorney. j Rosenzweig
PYNE ST $ $3.50 n Of Bayard 81
1S.9xi01. Bronx. Walter l. Crow agt Charles
T Bell e. al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney
: Williamson.
18TH ST. :. between Briggs and Balm
bridge ayes. lot 33: Harry Sirinsky AZ
Mary j Rizzuto ct al foreclosure OF transfer
Of tax lien): attorney. ID Zirinsky.
10TH ST. AZ. 4i6 and 40 East: Harry
Srinsky agt John i. Leo 81 al foreclosure
OF transfer OF tax Hem: attorney, ID sirin-
sky.
ELDRIDGE ST. 3. 1852 n Of stanton
ST. f5xs76: Rachael Samuels agt Pauiina
Schwartz et al foreclosure OF MTG, at
torncy. u r. BurstOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-03

AVE u. 50 cor 1th ST. 25N95. Frederick W
i'aug 10 PaNnc Estat" tornn - rank ave:
ian 81: YRS. . per cent; sl3;O': attorney.
Lawyers TITLE Insurance ard Trust 20. lGl
rNloN SQUARE. -. " s 3o6Si5o: Ger
trude \ Nandcfbcct 70 civ Rea! Estate 90.
l7d broadway; Ian 30: du' as per bond: S225.
go. attorney. Title Guarantee ana Trust co.
I16 Broadway.
Eosen to Ames Nostrand Realty co. l4Uo 9TH
ave. Feb ! tnrior mtg llG. $500: ". q per
cent. ST. aJ0. attorney. J A Kohn. 400 9Th ave.
p.,,. /, G,nnel tn lanes BOYD. ~ West i03d
81. ian 81 tprior mtg 500 due Iulv T.
1919 u per cent. $1,000; attorney. LAWYERS
Title Insurance and Trust 90 ltD Broadway.
10TH 81. 2oI West. > sly hrk' 2'X's I"
Jacob Kap!au &, VIM sloane. l3T Riverside
Drive: Dec - 1872. due ~ per bond: >iO"0;
Ittorue,s. Deyo Il Bauerdorr. III Broadway
SAM, PROPERTY: some 10 Eugene {
ludin adl West "ith st; Dec ~ prior mtg
SO sn. ,lue as per bond: $1,000 attorneys.
D,l, x Ralcrdorf. ~ Broadway o
45TU ST 2is Fast sty hrk. 23Xl004.
,.hntIr- " Eidt to Morton II Foster. 1877 81
ave: Jan 81: Yrs: $1,000 attornev. Lawyers
TitIc Insurance and Trust 60. 100 Broadway
IorU ST s. 80 II OF ~ ave. .JNlUU.1.
Fr,irrick " lIaug TO Mary Burnett, ~ Ly-
iugston At. Brooklyn yrs Jan -: s6.ub.
attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
55T ri sT ia west. 3 sty brk. 25xioo.5: Her.
AID Square Holding co 70 title Guarantee and
must 90. lIG Broadway; Jan 81. due as per
bond. SHUul' 49,
Isaac Long 20 Fidelity Trust 60. ! Hudson
81. Feb I. : yrs. - per cent; fiO,Oou; ottOr
u.y Robert Keller. 2JS broadway.
y-TU 81 u 5 30 q of ID ave 2JNloO II
Martin Hoffman 20 George II Curtis. ~
Toralenon 4: Feb /. due as per bond. Sl3 600
attorney. + q wild. 80 Broadway.
lsTH ST. p, go n e. Of 9th ave, - los
100 II. Balou Klein 20 John DoDror. 200 West
lo0tb 81 prior mtg S30O00i: Jan IS yrs. Il
pgr cent: $1,000: attorney samuel Abramson.
40 Nassau st.
foiST 81. n s. 339.6 II Of 3d ave. ls.iN
81. ,'gthrin T. McCanrey to Michael Moran, l5l
East lalst 81 prior mtg IS J00l. Feb J.; due a.
nor bond. 81 800: attorney. W Egan, 30
Broadway.
The Bronx.
BRYANT AVE. II cor iI2d ST. 2OxlOo,
samuel Hesnik To William Sinnott 60. 96i East
l6jth st. Jan 81: due per bond; $40. attor-
ney. Title Guarantee and Trust CO. li6 Broad
/ way .
NORRIS AVE, 5. 100 n OF l1Ith 81, ak
100: Matilda l. Stevens 10 Leopold LOe~ns.
100 Mount Hope Place Cnrior mtg $1,000; Jan
81; . yrs per cent; si.rJ; attorney. VI |.
Loewne, > Beekman st.
SOUTHERN Boulevard. 1871. W c. 54.llN
-. Arthur Radomskv John McNulty. 305s
Rainbridge ave: due July 81. 1916: per cent:
ian 81: 81. 100: attorney, Title Guarantee and
Trust 60. 1IG Broadway
wEsTCHEsTER TURNPIKE. $. between
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RECORDED LEASES.


,Nlth name aad address oil Fssr'.I
ELEECKEE ST. rs and 29o: Commerce II.
/ ana e.: an: UyIuau Schl'ssingcr ana aho 20
Giuseppe Pierctti and auO: yrs from Jun. J..
tnla. a., 700. address ~ MacdOu6al ST.
WALTON AVE 553. store floor ant part
...lisr. lanes T. towers go Edw Ehlers; : yrs
nom NAV l. 1915 sl.'Vo: address "1i Walton
STiI AVE. % % cor i0Gti So; all; Geo IA
Earle ir and anO 10 North star Amusement
Go. 20 ,rs fom Jan l. 1913. SllS"o: address.
",ftI IT ia ana liG West hrs floor and
r,rf basement: Louis Levy to RoNal Eastern
Electrical supply 90: NE from FEB !. 1913;
50 200. address III West -Ith 81.
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lands Francis I.arlin and Oakley Pugsley farm.
runs 42i4x 206x 1874 W 2O8;
Martin Schrenkeisen, eXr, 10 Title Guarantee
and Trust GO. 176 Broadway; Jan 30; due as
per bond $500.
WOODYCREST AVE. ;. 100 n Of l66th
81. 163N--; Catherine Bagot ct al 10 City Mort
gage co. r. Wall ST; Jan Z: demand. per
cent: $1,000; attorn,y. " r Peacock. "a
Pine ST.
2OlST ST $ :. 100 Il OF Bainbridge ave, 30
MOI: Charlotte Ward 70 New YOfk and Su-
burban Corporation Building and Loan Associa-
tion, IA East 12jth ST prior mtg $500 I
". d per cent; 5000: attorney, Il II Bergman,
32lg 30 ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-03
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

I'D n. ) East: Jacob Iiecht ast Wyoming
Realty 60 ct al: AUG lO, 1872 Svp.
ZANE PROPERTY. lsidOr schwartz asi
same: Sept 1. 1912 1894 st.
SAME PROPERTY: Lyman Rosenberg az
same: sept i, 1912. $50
SAME PROPERTY. VIM W Levy co agl
SAM. Sent -. 1917: 1928.
SAME PROPERTY: Grand Iron Works Inc
,gt same: Sent 10. 1872 900.
SAME PROPERTY. Friedman a Cooper AK
same. Aug Is l9i2 5000.
SANE PROPERTY: Jacob liecht sst same
Aug @ 1872; 5000.
olsT ST i33 West. Goldberg Rubinsteir
aet lanes g Thomson Il al; Dee 81. 1917; SIG
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ALTERATIONS.
FEBRUA AIRY /.
Manhattan.

FELTON, ST. . cor Greenwich -. TO a
stv store and lofts l. & II Godstein, is2
Fulton 81. owner: + Rose, i Madison ave
architect: $1,000.
! o5TH ST. i&l TO 1i5 East. and Goth ST
40 to 1856 East: to sty mfg. etc: y y
Railways Co. l65 Broadway, owner; T.
SULLIVAN ST. 200 and eli TO : sty
store and lofts: McCreery l04 West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-03
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS
FEBRUARY /

HINTS POINT ROAD. . >. 351i n OF
seneca ave il.lxl1j3x irreg; Theodore
Went loans George g Graham 'onstruc-
ton 90 s33ouu -
ave. 35l1xI23.6y irreg: same loans same
So 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

HAVE a very desirable list Of furnished and
uufurnished houses and apartments AT
sizes all prices. and in an parts o, thc Guy
- Uewitson Real Estate. l0l West tf.l
St corner Broadway
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Nith name and address OF lei
Manhattan.

4 VdTndlkdH.
LEXINGTON AVE. 72o, .179xs5: Mar %.
$4,000; attorney d Coulter. % West
| 10Th ST
UNION Pr. $. 326 Of 10th st, 3o.6xoo;
May 10. 1888; John and Susan Decker 20
| Mice / Wheelock. Grace Gray ana ano'
4 Co. i76 Broadway.
UNION SO. 80 West, $. 3O.6x5o; Gertrude
| \ Nanderbeck 10 Title Guarantee and Trust
| 90: sl20 900; address. 176 Broadway.
! I'd AVE. 1872. 27.sxloo; Feb 3. 1908; Joseph
J Kohn 20 Pauline Dorm; $4,000 attorneys
! \ x II Bloch. 90 Nassau 81.
| I'D AVE. l04 and l06, cor Of 9th st.
| runs 81 SO 81 to Of ave
$ 5i0 to beginning: Feb .. 1904: Philip and
Sara Horowiiz to Abraham Rosen: $4,000;
| attorneys. Rosen & Emo. 81 Park Row.
| I'D AVE. W :. 80 II OF Saith st. 20xsO
Jan 81. 1905: Louis and Emma Roth TO the
10TH ST. I45 and 157 West. runs ~ X
n % " 80 - " Q y q Il 10 n $
OF st to beginning: Aug T. 1909 Yetta Cohn
| TO Marks Kirshbaum; s., 100. attorney, Hugo
sTH ST. As East; mtg on lease etc; sept
2s, lJl2. Meyer Jacobs and ano TO Emil
Deutsch $3.50; attorney, Rayyd, 154 Mas
SAME PROPERTY: mtg on lease. etc; Sept
20. 1912: same TO Charlotte Axelson: $50;
same attorney.
ED ST. 5; $50 # from n W cor Of
9th ave i Sssss oct rs ieoi Louis 20 0 ssd
attorneys. Rose & Putzel. 12s Broadway.
| 3STH ST 3. go II W OF 9Th ave, 20x9S9:
| June II. 1902 George Il Coleman 20 Edith
| X = Myles: $4,000: attorney, New York Title
| Insurance Co, 1856 Broadway.
54TII ST. 8. 800 n OF 9th ave. 20xlO0 ..
/ July II. 1911: Charles and Louise \
| Bovine to Louise A Way: 500 900: attorneys.
! Parker & Davis. - Nassau At.
SlST ST. r13 West 3s.6xiO22: Feb I, 1911:
! Lizzie 4 Steers 10 Bertha and Sidney Blu
| menthal and ano. eXrs: 5000; attorney, r
! Blumenthal, 81 Broadway
| SYST ST. III West. 3s.6Xl02 O. Feb |, 1911;
| same TO same: 81 900
SYST ST. l87 West; IS .6xl02 .; Feb |, 1911;
same to sane: 81 O0O
| SYST ST. 100 West IS 6xt02 .: Feb !. 1911;
! same 10 same: 5000.
! ll2TH ST. :. 2T5 II Of 18th ave. II
! MOO II. Nov /. 1907: Morris and Rose Sfka
| 10 East River Savings Institution: so. 900: at
| torney. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
| 60. 100 Broadway.
The Bronx.
| BECK ST. :. ia II Of Ave - John.
| 30 4xl25. Aug -. 1909; Maze Realty co 10
Albert and Johanna Behrens. -, 900; attorneys,
! TlGuist & Hillquist. 320 Broadway
! WEBSTER AVE 2 :. 900 n Of 18th
| 81. 5Oxl25 TX 30 lix127l 10. Feb %. 1910: Al
bert l. Lowenstein 70 Bronx Borough Bank:
| ST. 800. attorneys, Merrill 4 Rogers. l2s Broad
l way.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan,

with name and address ~ grantee and at
torr'y)
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
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LIS PENDENS.

sist st. owner; J Wolf 1903 Park ave, archi-
tect. $1,000
Arizona republican., 1913-03-21
EATON'S WIDOW SUSPECTED OF
 GIVING POISON
Wife of Dead Rear Ad- miral Is Lodged in Jail Pending all Investigation Into Death of Her Second Husband
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCHl

PLYMOUTH Mass, March 20 Mrs. Jennie May Eaton was locked up in the county jail here today, pending a hearing on the charges that she murdered her husband. Reaer Ad- miral Joseph Giles Eaton by poison ing him. She was brought here from Bingham She pleaded not guilty and was held without bail for eN- animation on March 2S.
 It has not been determined whether the inquest into the sudden death of the officer will be resumed. It was intimated tonight that Mrs. Eaton might not he brought to trial It is possible there may be the appoint ment of a commission to pass on her sanity
 Admiral Eaton died in bed at his home in NOrwall where he lived with his wife her mother. Mrs. George Harrison, and his stepdaughter Dor othy Ainsworth Death was unex- Dected and due other members of the family said. to an attack of in digestion.
 Circumstances led to an investi2a- tion and. according to statement by District Attorney Barker today, eVl- dence of arsenical poisoning was dis covered by Prof William F. Whitney, who analysed the contents of bis stomach The formal report of Prof. Whitney was not been made and the arrest was ordered upon a verbal communication to the district attor- neY.
 The admiral and his wife. who was twenty years his junior, did not al ways agree it is said, regarding those who should he received at their home. Both were married before. His body was buried beside that of his first wife.
 District Attorney Barker made the following statement:
 Admiral Eaton didn't die a natur al death. This fact was communicat- ed to me March 10 by Professor Whitney It has been known to of ficers working on the case at that time Certain features which involv- ed Mrs. Eaton have been presented to the authorities and will be com municated to the public. We have been thus far. unable to ascertain where the poison was procured. Mrs Eaton was witness today at secret inquest into the admirals death She drove from her home in an automobile, accompanied by two police officers.
 Later Mrs. Eaton was arraigned before Judge Pratt.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-21
CanAnea Threatened

DOUGLAS, March 20-American women and children from the mining settlement of Cananea are being rush cd to the border tonight in automo- piles. Several hundred Yaquis lead by General Obcrgon chief of the in surgcnt state troops arc reported marching on the town, garrisoncd by only three hundred and fifty federals. Colonel Moreno. federal commander of Cananea. expects General Ober- gOn's attack tomorrow. The advance of General Obergon on Cananca is a deviation from the announced plan of immediate attack on Naco. The YaQuis now advancing on Cananea compose a force previously ordered to Naco General Obergon who is following them, took command and turned the attack on Cananca, pre- sumably to prevent the Cananea gar rison from assisting Ojeda at Naco
 Yaquis are moving on the branch line Of the Southern Pacific of Mex icO which runs from Nogalcs south east to Cananea, and north again to NdcO
 Antonio Rojas Chihuahua the state rebel leader general with d hundred and fifty men. it is reported footed Montezuma. after the American res idents had fled sonora state in surgents sent against him have not reached there.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-21
LONDON AR|z. MINES MAKE b|G
 LEAD STRIKE
Recent Operations Open Up Rich Lead Ore Equal to Famous Leadvillc, Colo rado Strike. Immense Vein Uncovered

Charles F. Finney, president of the London Arizona Copper company, which is operating properties in the Christmas precinct of GiIa county five miles from the end of the Ari- Zona Eastern Winkleman extension. arrived in the city yesterday from the mines after two solid months spent there in experimenting the de velopment work in that section. From eh reports Mir F'inney brings with him, the mines are opening up into one of the most remarkable lead prop critics in the world The looks of the ore now being extracted. most of which is of d very rich variety. indicate another field similar to that which made LeadvilIe famous in Colorado in the early days, except that instead of running out of lead into iron the London Arizona's prop ertN bids fair to run out into copper even richer than anything that has been yet discovered in this section
 Since going to the Dripping Springs group of mines MT. Kinney has sue ceeded in finding d strip of lead 5000 feet straightaWay from the indication on the property running along the surface. Soundings show this to be enormously rich and to carry a depth of from 25 to 100 feet. At present in
 one of the leads there is being taken
 from a ledge 20 feet square remark
 able rich ore that is being shipped
 to the Fl Paso shelter at the rate
 of 500 tons a month of 90 per cent
 ore, and there is now dump of
 1000 tons awaiting the time when
 the Hayden shelter is in shape to
 handle this grade of ore.
 This property was first bought as copper property. The lead was known to exist there but was re : garded as a side line almost It has
 only been lately that the enormous strike has been uncovered It carries enough silver also, it is said. to pay the cost of reduction.
 The richness of the ore can be better imagined when it is known that the present freight rate on ore from the Ray mines is twenty five 1 cents per ton. because of low values l and the rate on this ore to the Fl l PaSo shelter is four dollars ton In speaking of the proposition yes | terday MT F'inney said Tt bears | every indication of being an extreme 1 ly rich strike. It looks like the Lead i vile strike in some particulars. an6 | at the same time it carries with il l indications that remind the eXper- i fenced mine operator of the famous , lead ores of the Sierra Mohada dis l trict in Mexico, and the Santa Eu- 1 lalia mines of Chihuahua"
 The London Arizona property is | located in the Christmas precinct ant
 covers an acreage of 1.257 acres. l, 1 is known as the Dripping Springs Continued on Page Five)
Arizona republican., 1913-03-21
TH|RTY.-FNE MORE GIVEN THE TREATMENT
Fredmann Advises All to Wait Until
 Government Makes Report
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHl

NEW YORK. March 20.-In the presence of scores of physicians gath eed from all parts of the country. many representing health boards, Dr. F'riederich F. t'riedmann treated thir- five patients with tuberculosis vac cine today Twenty nine sufferers were deformed babies.
 Before holding the demonstration, the Berlin physician issued d state ment advising OUt-of- town persons not to come to New York in the hope of being treated until after the gov ernment had passed on the vaccine at the conclusion of it's inquiry. The patients have again atteSted the eff cacY of the cure by showing i'm provement of deformed limbs since the injection of the vaccine.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-21
STANDPAT!SM DEAD
 DECLARES MR. BRYAN
Also Comments on Resignation oF
 Assistant Secretary Wilson
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCH1


 DIIS MONIES, March 20-"Stand- patism is dead" declared William J Bryan, secretary of state before the annual banquet of the Jefferson club tonight The orator, speaking before the crowd which filled the big col iseum dwelt long on the fact that he believed the highest accomplishment of the present administration will be the restoration of what he termed the spirit of our forefathers'' to the institutions of the United States.
 Secretary Bryan declared he was entirely in sympathy with President Wilson in the latters attitude on the proposed Chinese loan He declared he also was unable to agree with what Former Assistant Secretary Wilson had to say concerning the six power agreement. The secre- tary of state engaged in reading pub lished reports of Huntington Wilson's | resignation and the reasons therefor when asked if he had any comment to make.
 T cannot of course agree with the 1 former assistant secretary" said ] Bryan, in what he says concerning i the six power agreement Represen- tatives of group of bankers were | heard and the matter considered by ! the president. The principles invOl- ] Ved are such as not to require any ] great length of time for the president l to understand and act upon them | The assistant secretary handed in | his resignation when the president | took his oath of office and eXDept ed {Contiuued on Page Eiva)