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Buttes company has opened up
body on the 400 foot level averagins
8 per cent copper. 1t is SO feet long
40 feet wide and still extending
westward at the same width without
lessening in grade or width.
"A new double compartment shaft
is being built on the same property
being raised from tkree different lev
els. Three shifts Of men have al
vanced los feet in the last month
II is expected that ore viii be ox
tracted from this shaft by June 10
"The King mine Of the Twin
Buttes company is shipping 100 tons
of high grade zinc ore per week 70
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TWIN BUTTE MINES

aThe Mineral Hill mine recently
developed a very large ore pooy =,
4 rer cent copper. It is on the zoO
foot level and is now 200 feet long
with a cross-cut so feet wide and no
limit found as yet. II is probably one
OF the largest proved ore bodies II
the county. a force of 30 men is De
ing worked day and night, said A
H. waters, general manager OF the
Pioneer smelter, IN discussing prop
critics of the Twin Buttes district,
The Glance mine OF the 1--WE
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SILVER COINAGE FoR INDIA
Other Side To Question Of Additions
Demands for Metal

We recently published an exBrcs-
sion of opinion from some London
bullion brokers 10 the effect that the
resumption Of purchases of silver for
coinage by the indian government
had ceased to be an active bull fac
tor in the market for the white metal,
especially as there were some indi-
cations that the Indian demand had
temporarily abated. says the Boston
Financial News. This view. however,
Is not unanimously held in London.
The "Statist' takes the view that the
fresh obstacles 20 the completion Of
the Six-Power loan 20 China viii soon
be overcome and that in these circum-
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advance TO a figure not witnessed
since the closing Of the Indian minis"
Other phases Of the practical side
Of the silver question are beginning to
engage attention in London. Henry
Deutseh, an English writer and auth
or, of "Arbitrage in Bullion, Coins,
etc." in a recent number of the Lon
don Financial News" refers to a let
ter to that paper from Moreton Frew.
en-, in which the latter raised rome
question relating TO the coinage OF
British dollars and an unnamed Ash
ATTIC consumer of 100000 sovereigns.
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MINING IN THE
RAY LOCALITY


Judge V. r. n. Greaves, editor Of
the winkelman Herald, is in the city
for a few days and reports great &C
tiyity in the mining district about his
home city. The judge is a consistent
but reliable booster for the Winkel-
man-C hristmas-Hayden district Tor
which he sees a brilliant future.
He says that the towns Of Winkelman
and Hayden are most prosperous and
that the showing in the mining dis
tacts is enough to make any man an
optimist.
The Copper Creek Mining com
pany is Shipping concentrates several
times a week from the WinkslnIn
station and have fixed their track 10
the mine and installed their ore car
service" sa i'd Judge Greayes. The
meeting of shareholders and directors
recently Of this company was produe-
tive OF an expression OF perfect conf
dence in the future Of this fine prop
erty and its manager, Roy Sioley, is
a frequent visitor in Winkelman
where the agent Of the company, 81
Graham, is located, and is giving his
personal attention TO the large order
Of machinery and merchandise which
is being shipped daily by teams to the
property. The mine is being rapidly
exploited and the ore shows a high
percentage of copper.
The London Arizona, a mine about
seven miles from Winkelman has just
uncovered a large body Of lead and
silver ore with gold values, said TO
be one OF the largest strikes of the
kind ever made in this region. The
spur to this mine is about completed
and shipments win be made in the
very near future TO the smelter.
The London Arizona appears to
be in the center Of n rich mining dis.
trict and finds Of importance are be,
ing made with frequency. A few days
ago Anton Hogvall came into town
bringing with him specimens OF ore
showing gold freely throughout. These
were taken from kind Of iron ledge
and were one of the veins that run
through the group of claims Mr. Hog
vail owns nelr the London Arizona
Several shipments have been made
and proved Of varying richness. One
car in particular showing a large pro
at on the fourteen tons shipped.
Specimens of ore running high II
silver, lead and gold were brought in
to Winkelman by J NJ. Moore from
his claims situated in the northeast
side of the London Arizona. Thest
were from a strike made in the lasi
few days on a new location and yer!
near the surface.
Considerable attention is being
( paid to the Christmas property anc
visits hive been made TO it by such
well known capitalists as Messrs
/ Cheney and Murphy. These gentle
men coming to Winkleman in theil
( lrivate car and going on TO the Christ
( mas terminus of the Arizona Eastern
by rail auto. 1t is confidently expect
ed that this mine. which is acknowl
edged to contain extensive deposit:
Of copper ore will be operated on
large scale in the near future.
/ Quite a number Of improvement
are being made in locations adjacen
to the Christmas mine and the owner:
report that many Of the claims show
very promising indications Of becom
ing paying propositions as develop
ment progresses.
The great concentrator and smelt
er works at Hayden turn out theiI
usual large amount Of copper an;
it is reported that a considerable ad
dition will be made to the smelter.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-06
A NEW GOLD
MINING CAMP

Colorado's new mining district,
which is attracting considerable at
tention at the present time on account
Of the reported rich gold strikes. is
located in Conejos and Rio Grande
counties, and consists Of the following
camps: Jasper. Sumner. Platoro and
Gilmore, covering an area of IL miles
east and west and eight miles north
and south, in the southwest portion OF
Rio Blanco and the northwest portion
of Conejos counties. These old
camps are reached from Alamosa, La
lara. Antonito, Monte Vista and Del
Norte. all Of which are located on the
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad in the
fertile San Luis Valley of Colorado.
These towns are reaching out and
striving for their share of the business
which undoubtedly will begin as soon
as the snow goes, and are planning
new roads and repairs 10 old ones.
There have been strikes Of consid-
cradle importance made at all OF
these localities. The existence OF
nigh grade ore has been known in
this section for a great number OF
years. but not until recently have the
size and importance Of the bodies
been appreciated by the mining pup,
lie. The ores are a combination 81
teIlurides and sulphides, with some
rusty or free gold,
Durinc the summer and fall OF 1912
George Gilmore prospccted this dis,
trict. In sampling the small dump OF
one of the old holes, Gilmore obtained
ASSAYS that went up into the thou
sands of dollars per ton. He immedi'
ately interested some Puetio capl,al
and started TO mine. He started
small tunnel on the vein and after
driving a short distance, got into the
ore. The ore shoot that he followed
was from IL TO 10 inches wide and oil
a very high grade, extending for 6o
feet in length. He then dropped down
the hill SO feet, and now has the same
shoot of ore, fully as good as in the
upper tunnel. Gilmore's strike IS 10
! Gated on the south side OF the Ala
mosa river.
Sjnse reporting the Gilmore strike
Charles Barnes. who is associated
with some Ohio people has struck
some very high-grade ore about two
miles down the Coneios River from
Platoro. The quartz is from 10 to Ia
| inches vide and all speckled with free
gold and tellurim. The strike is about
six miles from the Gilmore strike. II
is also reported that ore of exception
ally high grade and in very large
quantities has been found in some d
/ the old mines at Jasper.
There is an abundance OF wood and
I timber all over this entire district
and water power can be developed N
/ a great number of places.
In the western part Of the district
the snow is very deep making it i'm
possible to get in there before May l
while in the eastern end the south
} slopes are almost without snow at this
time.
! This locality was partially invest
/ igated last fall by prominent mining
men from Cripple Creek. and from
their reports, there will be a great
rush in the spring.
( While a great deal OF territory
around Gilmore has been located
there is still some exceptionally goot
ground omen around the other camps
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-06
HIGH COST OF LIVING

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, April 4.-The
first session of the seventeenth an
nual meeting of the American Aead-
envy of Political and Social Science
was held here today. This years meet
ing is devoted TO the discussion Of
THE Cost OF Living in the United
States and more than the usual
number OF distinguished men and
women viii make addresses at the
several sessions
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SIS.
The balance sheet as of Dec. 81,
1912 shows cash on hand of $1,000
455: AID total assets and liabilities OF
S27, s99.s12.
The Detroit Copper Mining Co. OF
Arizona reports for the year ended
Dec 81 last, net earnings of si.4O6
no
The balance sheet. as Of Dec. 81
last shows cash on hand OF s1.029,93O
and total assets and liabilities OF So
S57, 7O9.
The Montezuma Copper Co. reports
for the year ended Dec. 81, last, net
earnings of s2,735.06O. The general
balance sheet shows cash on hand Of
s77,467 and total assets and liabilities
Of s7,SSS,S19.
The Burro Mountain Copper Cos
balance sheet as Of Dec. 81 last cash
on hand of 1881 and total assets and
liabilities of S2,22S,56L
The Stag Canon Fuel Co. reports
for the year ended Dec. 81 last net
earnings of s346,349. The general bal
ance sheets as Of Dec. 81 last shows
total assets and liabilities Of 1890
no.
The Phelps-Dodge Mercantile Co. re
ports for the year ended Dec. 81 last
net earnings of s555.694 and the gen
eral balance sheet shows total assets
and liabilities OF S2,475,277.
The McKinley-Darragh-Savage sill
Yer mines of Cobalt has declared
dividend OF 3 per cent, regular ana
Z per cent extra payable April l, next
This call for a disbursement OF SEA
gG79 20. and VIII total s3.50i,5S6-5s re
turned to stockholders, 156 per cen
Of the paid-up capitalization Of tht
company.
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Many people are shaeIsled to continued
suffering by the drugs they use. These
seem to dry up the surface but there's
q stomach almost destroyed, there are
liberated bones; locomotor ataxia, con
vulsious. Assesses, falling hair, impaired
cys-sight, deafness, and a host Of other
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-06

Washington despatch states that
Congressman Mann of Illinois has dis
covered flaw in public buildings bill
passed in closing hours Of last con-
gress. If his contention is correct fed
eral treasury win be saved more than
$40, 0O0, 900. .
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MAINTENANCE OF VALUES AT HIGH AVERAGE
OF PREVIOUS YEAR PART OF SPLENDID REC
ORD MADE IN 1912, AS SHOWN IN ANNUAL RE-
PORT OF PHELPS, DO DGE co.

The Phelps Dodge Co.. The Copper Queen
Mining reports net
follows: n ended Dec 81 last, OF Sos''-
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lola. Kansas. The ore body has been
extended 100 feet TO the east in the
last 10 days II is seven feet wide
and averages 40 per cent zinc
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-16
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES

Sealed proposals for furnishing sup
plies, delivered at the Nevada State
Prison. Tor one year, from May |, 1913
to May l, 1914.
All articles to be first-class OF their
kind and delivered i'll such quantities
and at such times as the Warden NAV
direct. quantity varying each month
as required. All articles not satisfac-
tory to be returned at the contrac-
tors expense. Bids to be directed to
the Secretary State Board Of Prison
Commi Carson City. Nevada,
up to April %, 1913.
Dated March %, 1918.
The Board reserves the right TO re
Ject any and all bids
]. w. LEGATE.
Secretary Of the Board
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-16
Raising the Coin

The decision OF the taxpayers OF
this county to raise sum sufficient
to place the Kings Canyon road in
shape for auto travel is along the
line OF progression. The lame OF tins
route is broad cast The only trou-
bic has been its unsafe condition and
one or two bad pulls Tor the machines.
With this rcmedied this county can
it has the safest and one OF the most
scenic routes to the finest lake i'll
America.
The time has passed when the do
ings of forty years ago will count
The auto has taken the place OF the
horse in many instances and for
pleasure almost absolutely. In order
to attract the attention OF the tourist
the good roads must be made known
This is what the people OF Carson
have decided To do when they agreed
To vote bonds for such an asset.
1t is "A mercinary view III each case
4 business proposition. VI the auto
tourist can be brought TO your city
and spend his money he is worth go
ing after The natural sequence o.
owning a machine is to support it
Repairs are necessary. Tired people
must rest, the inner man must be fed
Occasionally man comes for the
investment point Of view, and SHOULD
he only stay for a day or the rest ovei
night it is money in the pockets o
the people before the tourist journey
on
Other sections of both America am
the foreign lands go to the creates
opens expense to bring i'll the tourist
Whole sections live from such pro
ceeds. In order to get this none.
must be expended, and Carson from
business standpoint did the on
wise thing when her citizens got il
line and offered bid for the traveller
He is worth the price that it frs
costs
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-16
Not All Pleasure

Word comes from California that
many sections are drying tip this sea-
son and unless rain soon follows
grain. and III many instances, fruit
crops are ruined. The stranger who
comes in under the aluring advertise
ments and land agents readings. will
find the great California not all pleas
ure.
Private letters to people in this
section from Nevadans. who have mi
grated under this illusion. are asking
for chance to return to the sage
brush 1t Is known here that irriga-
ton is necessary. and without it farm
ing is not 4 success. With water it is
4 source Of revenue. No man is de
ceived when this is made known. but
many a new land owner will be burn
ed out in the hot valleys of the much
Wanted California this year The
truth is the best in the long run. even
If it does not bring in the settler.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-16
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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-16
Compromising

IT is evident from the tone OF the
dispatches from Washington that
compromise is TO be effective in the
tariff laws Instead OF free meats and
free sheep there is to be maintained
a duty. How much is not yet stated.
Some reduction must be met to sat
isiy the clamor, and it is being salts
fed That free wool or mighty near
it will come seems to be ioregone
conclusion II the Democratic par
~ fails in this provision it had bet
ter shut up shop and go back another
decade The President and the two
branches Of the national legislation
were elected on a low tariff plank II
they side-step they put the party in
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-16

Secretary OF the Board
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-16
PROPOSALS FOR MEATS

Sealed proposals for furnishing
meats, delivered at the Nevada State
Prison, for one year, from May l.,
1913, will be received up to April %.
1913.
All meet to be irst-class of their
kind and to be delivered in such
quantity as the Warden may direct,
quantity varying each month as re-
quired
All meats not satisfactory TO be re-
turned at the contractors expense,
Bids to be directed to Secretary of
Board OF Prison Commissioners. Car
son City, Nevada
Dated March %. 1913.
J. w. LEGATE.
Of RI
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-16

the same hole that the Republicans
fell into. The people want to try out
lower rates OF tariff and see the re-
suits on the cost of living Should
Democracy fail, it relegates the party
to the background. together with the
Republican forces.
While compromises are necessary
and will be effected. yet the necessi-
ties should be on the free list. as it
is the cost of living that turned the
tide toward Democracy. Unless this
is the paramount result there will be
everything but success for the repre-
sentatives of the new Democracy.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-16
The only Olympia Oyster Cocktails
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w. P. STEWART CMOING

w. p. Stewart. the wcll-known re-
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Your old piano taken in part payment
i'll exchange for new one selected
and recommended By Mr. Stewart;
also two slightly used uprights at
reductions. Do not delay having a
talk over this matter A7-w
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United labor bulletin., 1913-05-15
GOVERNOR FOR ANTl-soYcoTT.

Governor E. NJ Ammons Tuesday We
toed the law passed by the recent ses-
sion of the legislature repeating the anti
boycott law A large delegation of labor
ing people called on the governor and
urged him to sign the bill. The delega-
tion first called Monday afternoon but
the governor kept the delegation waiting
until O'Clock and then asked the men,
bers to call the next day. When the dele
CATION interviewed the governor he made
it clear to the labor people that he was
against boycotting ad blacklisting. In
vetoing the repeal of the antiboycott bill
the governor said
This measure repeals the law against
picketing. intimidation and blacklisting
and reopens the possibility of turmoil and
bloodshed. 1t is claimed the present law
has worked inequitably to the disadvan-
tage of the laboring man. 1t seems to
me, however, the proper remedy does not
lie in repeating the good there is in the
existing statutes. but in amending the
law as experience points out the de-
fectS"
United labor bulletin., 1913-05-15

graduated from the best colleges OF the
state. she has given freely of her
personality to the affairs Of the outside
world" During her forty years resi-
dence in Denver her name has been the
inspiration OF many charitable projects
and many political reforms which Den
yer is enjoying today. AS treasurer of
the Jane Jefferson Democratic club and
as a member of the Woman's club she
has introduced movements for the city's
betterment.
The office OF Commissioner OF Social
Welfare is peculiarly suited to a woman,
and public opinion has set aside that Of
fee for a woman. and 1t is hoped that
this Office will be filed by woman Of
Mrs. McGovern's type-one who will
bring both efficiency and personality into
politics.
United labor bulletin., 1913-05-15
KATHERINE kILkER MeeovEaN.
Candidate for Commissioner Of Social
Welfare.

In these days when women are active
ly entering the business world. there is
much fear abroad that the home may
suffer by the exchange The demands
of home life and of the civic needs are
each SO incessant that there is immi-
nent danger of sacrificing one to the
other. Among those women who have
met this problem and have been able to
make good" both as a home maker
and as an efficient factor in public life
is Mrs. Katherine Kilker McGovern,
wife of the well-known undertaken, e.
p. McGovern. While Mrs. McGovern,
who is candidate for the Office Of com
missioner of social welfare. has reared
a family of six children and seen them
United labor bulletin., 1913-05-15
LAND BARGAINS

aoo-acre improved farm, Banner county,
Nebraska; price $4,000; incumbrance'
$4,000. -, -, -.
16O acres Lincoln county. Colo; nice IN
nrovements; $50 ready for crop; price, 3d.
900; incumbrance 81. 900 or will rent share
rent. seooo.
incumbrance, $4,000. -
$50 acres in San Luis valley. Colo. near
Center; all in CIVILIZATIONS: irrigated price,
1000; incumbrance. $4,000. -.
Fine business block Denver price, soo'-
900; incumbrance. $4,000.
Nice new Groom modern home. Monte
Vista. Colo: price,. $4,000; incumbrance
We are in position to offer. you any of
above quick deal. ~
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sol GAS & ELEC. BLDG. DENVER.