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I CO. 334 y: Y. AVE.

L CO., 934 y. Y. AVE.
NORTHWEST.
1928 sth NV. 7r, b.2.50
633 M NV, Or, b. %. so
GOO Q NV, 7r. b. 30. 80
o24 ken'p nw.7r.b.22.50
1909 Mar'n nw,7r, b22. so
9l5 Sd NV. Or, p. .2.0o
1925 G NV. 7r. b. rs. so
704 II I NV, Or. W .16. so
13S n ] av, Or. W. rs. so
1881 9th NV. Or, WIS. 90
2345 Sher.nw, Ar. W. Is. 90
513 Morton nw,6,w12.O
1925 Ga NV, Or. VIZ. so
4O5gl5 Jeff'n NV. 10. 80
NORTHEAST.
Sl4 Mich ne. Or. WIG. so
S15 W Va av ne, 4, bl6.50
1914 Md ne. Or. WIG. 40
312 9th ne. 5r, W. rs. 10
lST AND SOUTHWEST.
1884, D sw, Or, b. IT. 80
1924 X Sc, Or, b. 1870
917 LIST &c, 7r, b. ..l4.7O
PROPERTY.
S21 Q NV, st, Ar, b. 80. 80
1909 III ne, entire
building .25. 90
1923 9Th ne, st. or. b25. 90
1908 III ne. .......1S.50
2258 12thnw. st.2. wis. 90
1909 H ne, store. $50
2034 Ga NV. store. II. 90
13a nth Sc. 10. 90
TENANTS.
1909 Pierce, 5r,w. 16. 40
45s N NV. 5r, W. ..15.40
1903 Il ne. Or, b. 10. 80
324 Ky Sc. Or. b. .14.5O
1885 9th NV. 5r.w. 800
2219 Water, Or. ". .l5.0 90
1881 9th NV, 5r,w. Is. %
22J3 9th NV. Or, w.l5. 90
26O Warn ne. Ar. b. II. SO
70S Barry nw.7. w. IA. 90
2287 9th NV, or. ". 1870
036 Grid NV, 6r. ". ID. 90
414 Franklin st. NV.
Ar, " 1850
1927 Wylie ne. Or, w11.50
227O 9th NV. 4r,w.ll.jO
Al Prathers, 4r. w.11.5 so
2311 Sth NV, Ar. W. .1l.W
23lS Sth NV, 4r,w.1O.1
1854 Sth NV, Or, 1880
Rear GIL NJ nw.4,w10. 80
2126 n Y NV, Ar. ". 1877
1915 Sher, Ar. W. 1850
1912 Both NV. Or, w.l0. 80
1858 9th NV. Ar. ". . 10. 90
1908 4th ne, Ar, W. 10. 90
81 Goat NV. Ar. W. 1000
% Fem NV, Ar, 1000
20 Mad NV, Ar, w. 1000
MP ApAPT,fENTS
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FOR RENT-H0UsEs.
1ContinuedD }.
FOR RENT
LANES II. SHRA. CAB LOUISIANA AVE. NV
nWEI INGS NORTHWEST

LOUISIANA AVE. INV.
iI6 Il NV, Sr, b. 1850
1902 Sd NV, 6r, b. rs. 80
22l3 NJ NV, 7r. b. $3.50
1929 Goth nw,6r,b. %. 50
74O Col I'd NV. Or. b. %. 80
1926 18th DIV. Or, b. 20. 30
43S r l av NV Or. 1850
1921 9Th nw,5r,b. i. 1880
SlS X ne, Or, b. Is. 80
1866 N c az, Or. b. .17.50
So Myrtle ne. 6r.b.l7.S0
J11 18th ne. Or. on
WS 18th ne, Or, W. 1850
727 9th sc. r,w...12.0
1903 w Sc, Or, W. .11.0O
1924 18th Sc, 6r,
SOUTHWEST.
475 Eye sw, Or, b. 1880
478 II sw, 7r, ". 1850
1346 Union Az, 5r. .12.75
1872 Va av sw, Or. . 10. so
1889 Az sw, 5r. W. 1880
1888 Union sw, Ar, b.9.5O
rs.
1917 LIST NV. Or, b. 20. so
l201k 9th sw.5r,b.l7.5O
6021a PIX I'd NV. 5. b.l6.JO
PROPERTY.
Il3 Il ne, store. ...15.O0
7l5 L ne. store. ...15.OO
1904 Water sw, sto. 1880
1905 Water sw, sto. 1880
1908 Water sw. sto. 1880
AT 4Ia sw, store. .l2.UU
40S 18th sw. store. 10. 0e
TENANTS.
20 Canal sw, 5r,w. 1880
Is 18th Sc, Or. 1850
10 14th Sc, or, w..11.5O
l 18th Sc. 5r. b. 10. 70
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j - MG0 t. STIha. VfO
DWELLINGS
1913 35th NV, Tor, b$35. 80
924 LIST NV, Orb. .33.50
924 18th NV, 7r, b. .32. 90
$40 I'd NV, Tor. b. 3d. 80
Ill I NV, Sr, b. f. 1880
Y15 NAV nw.9r. b30. 50
SOL PIX I'd NV, 6r, b. q. 80
719 4th NV. Or, b. 25-59
l447 w NV. SRI h. 1850
DWELLINGS
G24 18th nc, 6r, b. $3.50
:i16 9th ne. 7r. b. Fl. 90
2O6 q ne, Or, b. .20.5O
1902 l ne, 7r, b. .20.J0
I'll 9th ne, Or, b. .20.00
Alt 9th ne. Or, b. 1919
DWELLINGS
lo5 18th sc, Or. b. %. so
IT'S 18th Sc, Or, b. .@.50
1884 E sc, Or, b. 1850
1240 Pa Nv Sc Or, b. ia. so
DWELLINGS
431 9th sw. Tor, b. $3.50
1850 b sw, Or, b. %. so
456 N sw. 12r, b. .9.b0
357 Eye sw, Or, b. 1880
AGO Va av sw, Sr, b.17.0
1858 AZ sw, Or, b. 90
3l6 14th sw, g.. 1850
FILL
SI2 F NV. Sr. b. .2s.n0-
1874 T NV, Or, b. $3.50
1863 Mass Az se,5. b23. SO
BUSINESS
345 Pa av nv, Sto. lao. 90
201 Mass nv. st, DIV. 90
g28 LIST NV, store. 81. 80
1901 AZ sw.st&1Or. 36. 90
701 Eye Sc, st&dw. IS. 90
1903 N Cap. store. 80. so
POI Va av sw, st, dw25. 90
Cos 2nd nw,st&dw.1S.30
COLORED
305 Mo av NV, Ter, BIZ. 90
800 Mo av, 15r, b.. .25. 90
230s Eye NV. sr, w.2u.5"
2721 Sher av nw,6. BIO. 50
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I CoLoRED.
1917 Nailacn, or, BIZ 80
~ 24th. ar. b. -
1910 kinsman Or. o.. u -
ls20 h, ar. b, lat. 20. %
2u22 9th. 6r. b. :. "a, ,
2na VI, sr. b.. - -
2o3l l., 1r. b.-.-.-25.3o
1903 4,h. ar. b. ;. .2i.:.p
20 2.I.i. ar. b. -. 22.rp
23os Eye. sr, w.. 2o..s'
POS o. sr. h ~. -
- l.. Or. lat. :. 20 .,
Il3 10Th. Or. ". 1850
d0l 10Th ne, 1r. b. ISL
sos I'D Or, b. Is,
VI y II av. .ir, b. l1.ao
s3.i va av, or. D. -lI.59
il4f list, or, w. .l1..si
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+. 400 ii ST. NV.
f10i ~ III ay NV NJ.

FOR RENT-H. L. RUST. f400 III ST. NV
26s0 Garfield NV. Or il0l y II nv NV, sr
20l5 Iath nv. Tor hos. - 1912 18Th NV ar hao -
l421 2lst NV. 81. b3o.6 * la6 NV. sr. b. .:s0..'
1927 Monroe. or h 90. 90 a2a NV. 1r. h. ~ 20
1858 18th NV. Tor. 1914 Ingleside ter. sr.
ass II NV. llr. b. $3.50 so av ne. sr.hos.5o
1914 Newton NV. Sr. 1925 Ames NO Or h:l.. 30
$50 Rock Greek Church iaoa orb NV ~ r. - -
I'd Sr. 2b -. 1000 1872 ay Or b. 80 50
2464 Wis NV. sr. 509 I NV NV .6r. hi 80
spiins ~ nn. D ~ IVY
Aooc Sch m. o. - 10 "a 80 =. NV. os h',,.
~ MI I4th NV OF. ~
!oa ss Shear rm M r. no :" Oh NV.
Akron. 5r D. Re- NJ, 7O2 18th NV .r D. - 20
Juniata. 5r b. 30 COL 1919 LIST NV sr b - m
Nantucket, 5r, b. 80. 90 9O5 9th Sc, 5r b lG so
Hampton. Ar, b. 90 154S Nj nv NV 5r hi. ~
ITO Pa Or he's 90 1918 III ne. Ar h.. IL .0o
BUSINESS PROPERTIES
1Tl0-16 + NV sfo 100 90 lotD2 lIfh SO 20 ~,
3422 l4th NV 30 80 2p6 18th sw MOO
, sot M Pleasant 2 ~ ao s"s NV u oo
- " .norcnrn 800, 80 . Nv i-.V"
o.oo 80. Lonrp ESaHls.
1913 I1th Nv Nv, e. -, :" HMann. or ~
ll4S 18th NV. Or. 10. 20 62I X NV. Or. 1850
- GARAGES.
rear ~ lolo ION ST NV. 300
- Summer row. net l. ~ 18th 18TH laoo
For Observation-Disclosures
1852 9Th st sw * rooms . haths. h.t
water heat. IL square from .fh ORR and iIth
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FOR RENT
1926 Z NV, 12r, 2bS5. 90
T0l l. sw. Tor. b. $500
22s Az sw. sto. DIV. 81. 90
11::,S Oregon NV,
6r. b. 30. 90
2O6 ~. sw. sto. dw. 30
I'D F ne. Or. b. %. 80
LIST & C sw. sto. dw25 90
IT'S 9th NV. ST, b.2.J0
1850 II ne. Or. h. 22.50
2429 X NV, Or. BIZ. 80
I236 n ] av NV.
Or. b. 81. so
1888 III ne. 6r. b..0.5o
2S2l Sherman av.
Ar, O. b. ..... $500
913 + ne. Or. b. $50
$40 G. sw, 6r. b. 100
419 / sw. Or. b. 100
JOHN QUINN Co. Il
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FOR REM
lS49 ONTARIO PLACE NV
New semi-detached house. overlooking Rock
Greek Park. Nine large rooms and bath: hrst
Door kitchen: hot-water heat: gas and electric
fixtures: gas logs: Interior &C house finished In
hardwood: front and back stairways; front and
rear porcnes; concrete cellar under entire
nouee: one and q half blocks from two CO.
lires. One cannot appreciate the exceptional
rental value Of this ideal house unless inspee-
uon u made Key at ONCE. Rent reasonable
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. Inc.
732 18th ar NV.
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FOR RENT-BY EDWARD S. wEscorr.

lyof
li0l II. Tor. b. $3.50
1907 18th. Or. b, ami. $50
3l07 N,ifr.b.......40-5o
2ll9 n, Tor, b.. .....4o.5n
500 23d. sto. Tr. b.. -3S- 80
17i5 Oregon. Or, b.. 81 -
6I5 18th, Or. d. &c. so
go 10Th. 13r. b. .35. a.
.J09 Il sc. Tor. b. 80 -
i4iI Both. Tor, b. 30. 50
1912 29th. Or, b. ami. 80. As
ST Chestnut st. =. 20. 80
2li2 II, ar, b. $3.50
2413 Pa av, Sr. b. lat25.5o
1923 y. 7r. h. lat. 23.5
2417 Pa av. sr. b. so
213j Pa nv. tir, h. 2.5u
1924 Cambridge. %, BIO. 20
1912 Eye, Or. b. %. SO
654 Norris e.6r. b. n.5o
1921 35th, Or, b.. 20. SO
22l0 Eye, Sr. b..-..lS. so
29i0 NJ, Or, b. .iG. 30
2l2 Linworth. Or. b. 1850
2440 h, or. W, gle 90
1924 G sw,Ir.w....15.50
23l0 Eye, 7r, w.....l5.50I
5l6 23d. Or. W. .l2.J0
APARTMENTS
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AZ y ES VI Z I ..
500 lith, Id, ar. b. ht.30. VI
1907 Pa av. Sd. ar,
b. heat 1890. %. 70
90 Q, I'd n, 5r. b. 30. So
1872 n J av .5r. b. 20. So
"a Q. LIST n, 5r.b. Is. 5u
STORES.
800 23d, sto. ar. b.. $3.50
900 Pa nv. sto. 3r, w50. 80
l744k u. 1r,w.g.. $50
COIORED FLATS.
2o35 T.. I'd. 4r.b .2l. 50
sos I'D. 20. 5r. b. .lS.50
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341 Mclean sv sw,
7r, b, stable. .15..a
SD Il Sc. tir. IL. 20
$40 III sw. Or. Ii. &C
SIG 9Th sw, Or. b.l6.50
4J2 9th sw, st'rm. 1000
I'll III sw. 1r,f. b. 1880
Coz 1lth sw. sim. IL. 30
COLORED.
so I'd sw. Or. b. d. 50
4t;9 \ NV, 5r.n.b- 2l.Wl
242 Sd sw. Sr. -20.O 90
2h6 l. sw. Or. b. 1870
1901 18th sw. st, DIV. IS. 90
zoos 18th NV. Or. 1900
221 G. sw. or. - ID. 80
1916 I'd NV. Or. 10 90
81 q sw, Or. :. -15.0o
3.S2 4 sw. 6r. so
C.. 7o4 18th 81. NV.
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FOR RENT-BY DUvALL & CO.. 722 18th NV
2I2e lie Roy. sr. 2bss. osl ILL me- Or. b; TO
1924 Q NV, l0r, b. $500 1902 Sth NV, Or b. D.
2111 o NV, lOr $3.50 TAT varnum 49,. .25 .5t
1920 18th Tor, b50 so TO 9th ne. Or. b. %
1343 NV 14r, b. $3.50 1923 Sth NV, 81, b. =. 81
1871 11tb, Tor, b. .45.Jo 1923 Pa sc Or b20. 81
1920 NV. Sr.b. 1910 S11 NV, Or b.. Is so
1863 Church. Or b. ~ so 1927 II ne, Or. 1856
1921 9th. Or. b. ...25.75l7!6 r nv NV, CT. To- 81
141s Q NV. Pr, b.35 15,I 1852 Bladen'g. 81. 1880
FLATS.
1850 Monroe, 5r, .2S50i sos 5th NV, 3r. 10 50
1871 Pa av sc, 81, b. II .5OI sol N. I'd ....l4O0
726 18th NV. Or. .16OOl 846 Morton ne, Ar b. IL 80
COLORED TENANTS.
461 Mo av. lar. b. $3.50, 40 LIST Sc Or. 1871;
1876 Sd ne. sr, b. l.75 Pip Pa av NV, apt Is &
1850 I'd NV, CRIB. .2l5O 2423 Va ay NV, Or. IS 5t
1927 Linden ne, Or, b2o5N Clark pl. Or. .Jl
STORES.
5S1 Pa , av NV ,c - o. s92 18th NV 90 o.
1911 7th -. 80 O0l 643 r NV .... % 90
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENTS.
Holmes. 1920 Dent pl Wilson. 14th & Harv'd
15s
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So. 80. 1l47 2tst NV. Tor
$50. so. 400 r I AZ. o.
S25. so. .12 " NV, Or
$2s.m. 1912 I'd nv. g.
$3.50. .i215 18th NV, Sr
sci. so. .1211 23d NV, Or
us. ITO fa-~out 81, -
$3.50. 1888 Sth NV. Arb
$3.50. .2517 ri NV. ~
$3.50. .261f II NV. a.
S16.0. 1919 Duncan. sf.b
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FOR RENT-CAYWOOD GARRETT.
1891 ". Y. AVE. NV.
1861 T NV Or b. .$40.5Ol 1921 10th nv, ar. 10 so
1923 VT av NV Or b35.65 326 Mas INV ,9r. BAG SO
1928 10th NV ,9r. b52 90 90S II NV. Tor. b. %. 90
1851 Pot'c Or. b21 so 1897 VT nv. Or b. 81 80
726 Lamt NV Or. b25 90 617 NJ avnw, Or. b27. so
1888 18th NV. b. 2. so 627 Fr't Or, b.25 90
1927 7th NV, 4r.s tr21 so 1916 ne, Or, b.. 1870
1917 10th NV, Sr b20.00i 2145 Il NV Or. 80
SO7 II NV, 6r. 80 $40 Ing'm NV Or. bic. 80
1888 10th NV, Or. 1850 1910 10th nv, Or. IL. 90
1898 G ne. Or. b.. SOL 1916 NY NV 5r12. so
40 F'klin nw, Al. IA 40 1913 18th nc, Ar. IL 40
FLATS.
The Newp'rt. 4r.b2550 - Todd pl ne. 5r. bl 90
33S 18th ne,5r,b 1880 col ne, Or, b. Is. so
STORE.
907 st. NV ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
STABLE
Rear 926 o NV, horses, 3 wagons. rs. 90
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TIE PRINCETON. 1880 ST. N.w-SIX
rooms and bath: line condition.: Ind door. front:
So
J. JERc4E MGHTFooT. 14o4 b st. NV.
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IFS 9th ST. N.E.-o ROOMS AND TWO
baths; hotwatcr heat; house In excellent con
L!tioh; newly papered throughout; concrete
ward: stable in the rear: rent starts January
1st Rent, $3.50. HARRY E.t GLADMAN
.O6 Pa. ave.
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FOR RENT-A VERY LOW RENT
A fine place 10 rent rooms.
ONLY $50.
915 st. NV; - rooms, baths: . stair
ways.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave- NV
FOR REST-A COZY HOME: ONLY S22 50:
on Columbia Heights, 756 Gresham St; semi
detached; large rooms and bath; cellar; Gov
cred pOrches. See soon about it. A better
house than you living in.
STONE FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave-
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FOR RENT-THE COLONIAL, 1895 3oth ST.
NV: rooms and bath; In excellent condi.
ton: x26o0 WEAVER BROS. 735 18th st.
1923 PARK ROAD NV, APT NO.. Sat
ractive apt. rooms, reception hall and bath:
northern and southern exposures rear porch:
laundry conveniences: near 18th and Mt Pleas.
ant ct. cars: rent. 45.
REDCCED--NEAR CENSUS OFFICE. CITY
hall and Capitol; newly papered and painted:
rooms, porcelain bath, kitchen and hot
water heat. $3.50 and $25. so
E. W. MCINTYRE pa ST nv
Between and II mornings. Phone NJ 55s7
FOR REST--66ls o ST. Ne. 4 ROOMS AND
bath apartment In frst-cias< couditiou: rent
Sl3.io: telephone for key. WEAVER BROS
TBS 18th st. " ~''
i543 9Th N.W.-5 ROOMS AND BATH: FIRST
noor apartment. with porches: hot.water he.t.
central; gauge accommodation; rent reason.
able to per411ent tenant. Inquire next doue
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FOR RENT
IA G NV, Orb. sto$5O. 90
12S Z NV. 12r. 2b. IA. 90
1873 Irving. Tor. b. 81. 80
725 It'll NV, Orb,
fur apt. "a. 90
% X NV, 7r, b. 1900
437 @ NV, Or. b. "a. 90
243S Ga av NV. Or. b22 80
80 Myrtle INV, 6r.b. 80
604 Tenn Nv NV,
Or, b. 1850
WIN. III. McGRANN [
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-18

hesitancy in saying the mine owners who put this vast twenty odd mil. lions into circulation every year would be more than pleased to see the wholesale end Of it come to the capital city of the state. Phoenix is surrounded ty a wonderfully fertile valley and l want 10 nav my trib ute to it's richness and it's import ance to the development of the me tropolis of the state. but after all the great big industry of Arizona which is the real thing which in the end is to maze Phoenix a really great commercial city. is mining
 Why. don't yon Fnow that the min ing industry Of this state at this time is paying our wages every year at the rate of eighty dollars per cap- ita, for every man, woman and child in tho state? Ray. Bisbee. Globe, Je- rome. Prescott. Miami. everyone should be a splendid feeder for a wholesale center such as Phoenix is destined 10 be.
 Since l have been State Mine Tn, spector l have never heard any sug Pestion of a strike. or any discontent The army of miners are loyal 10 the owners and the owners are loyal to the men. It Is great to work with such spirit behind your work. The good God give me more of it. II makes a man like me think of the millennium as actually in sight.
 "Do you know this mining atmOs phere in which l dwell continualiy is filled with romance, sentiment This talk about mining experts be ing necessary to pass on mine yalnes is joke in a good many ways. Tho United Verde was turned down on an expert opinion for a party fifty thousand So were the great Bisbee holdings of the Copper queen. be Iieve the same is true of the Old kle of his merry eye as he bade the Democrat man Lood-bye.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-18
General Mining Industry

ton in the district The Ray Con solidated ore body thus far developed runs westerly. parallel with the well defined ledge on which the Douglas Copper company. the Magma Copper the Calumet & Arizona, the Bell Springs and Queen Creek Mining companies. the latter recently aequir- ed by the Calumet x Arizona. have located and are doing development work
 Good progress is being made by the Calumet & Arizona with its new 700 foot threecompartment shaft that is being sunk in the southeast portion of the property, near the line of the Douglas company holdings. Commer- cial ore was encountered at 149 feet on that property and the outlook Is reported as very favorable.
 WORK AT DOUGLAS GROUP
 On the Douglas Copper company's .35 claims, lying midway between Su- Iperior and Ray. work has been start. ed on a shaft and a number of tun- nels are being run. Judge J. D. Hend. ricks, president of the company, said yesterday that a general assay of samples taken from the surface gave better than three per cent copper with good values in gold and silver. The ledge runs from 70 to GO feet in width on the surface and the company Is confident Of getting commercial ore lat a comparatively easy depth. Presi dent Hendricks believes that this will be attained within 15O feet but says tha it is possible that they will have
 to go deeper He has prepared mar of the district, which shows the To cation of he various properties and
 te advantageous position held by the Douglas claims.
 Besides having plenty of good water the Douglas cOmpany's property in Includes a level tract of land that will he ideal for a townsite at some later date The power line of the Calumet
 & Arizona runs directly across the l.Douglas claims and transportation ia cilities are of the best.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-18
GREAT WEALTH GIVEN
 BACK ON ALASKA COST

Thirty years ago, March 90. was the orty-sixth anniversary of the acqui- iition of Alaska. though formal pos ession of the territory was not as- tuned by the United States until the ollowing October. Its purchase was lot regarded with favor, for many eople thought Of 1t simply as a waste If Artic country. nonproducing and 1f no real value, says the Daily Rec ord.
 Yet within the last half century Ehich has elapsed since it was taken over it has returned many times it's 'riginal purchase price. It's mineral output alone since 1880. when pro- iuction first startedI is valued at 229,0OO, 900, of which s2O2, 900, 900 Is represented by the gold output. Its l-neral output last year had a value of $21,S5O,0OO, or three times its or ginal purchase price. Of this output he gold had a value of sI6,5OO.0OO; he copper, S4,630 .Oe0, the silver S00,000; the marble. gypsum, coal, etroleum and other mineral products about S260.0O0.
 Yet the mineral resources of this erritory have hardly been scratched. ode mining Is now only becoming i'm lortant. Copper mines are taking a eading place in the mineral output
 old is still the most important pro 'uct, yet the character of the gold mining is slowly changing from the 'Tieinal hand worked placers, to the lay of great dredges and of lode mines md the real mining history is only low at it's beginning.
 There are other valuable products f this great territory, a region of t3 ines the size of Pennsylvania, that are now becoming recognized. The agricultural sections are large. The Alaska agricultural bureau has stated hat there is more areable land in the ~snana valley alone than is under cultivation in Norway, Sweden, Fin and and the three northern provinces of Russia. The same crops that grow n those countries will grow in Alaska. t is stated that there are 100000. .000 acres available for agriculture, which yentualIy will be made productive.
 It is estimated that if the purchase price of S7.200,00. and every expense incident of administration is charged against the district and credit is given for is material, it's fur and it's fishery 7rodrcts since the date of it's pur.
 hsse. 1t would show net balance of more than s40O, 1000 900 in favor of the investment
 What better investment, financially, has a nation ever made than did tue United States in the purchase Of I IrraoticaIiy unknown territory, large rortion of which lies in the Artic circle.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-18
LONG RE! C'sF

sumner resort it g incompaab 50 minutes electric service to Angeles ea9tfu parks S5oc Auditorium and bath house country club h C0o0O0 Hotel Virginia and finest boueard motoring horseback riding driving Golf tennis yachting fishing qabl dry cool climate Write Risby, Chamber Com
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-18
PANORAMA TELLS
 RAY ACTIVITIES

Three fine panaroma views of the works of the Ray Consolidated Cop per company and the American Smelt- ing and Refining company at Ray and Hayden are included in the publication of the annual. report of the Ray Con solidated submitted recently at the stockholders meeting at Portland. Me The pictures show what has been done in few years in the way or develop ment of the Ray-Superior district where only a comparatively few per sons lived when work was begun 0n the Ray Con. property and where there are now nearly 10000 inhabitants.
 The Ray panorama shows the off ces and employees headquarters the machine shops, storehouse, compres- sor plant, hoist, crushing plant, ore bins, Sonoratown, company hospitals, American settlement and the Ray & Gila Valley railroad station and ter minal with a train of 32 cars of ore standing on the tracks.
 Shows Hayden Crops.
 The Hayden panoramas show the camp looking easterly and westerly The former shows the Mexican set tlement American settlement, car penter shops, shelter, general offices, iormitory and cottages for the min CTS, and the Hayden station of the Phoenix & Eastern railway. The lat ter gives a general view of the Hay den plant of the Ray Con. and the reverberatory and converter depart ment. the roaster plant, power plant, concentator, machine shops, store houses, woodworking department, Mex ican settlement, water storage reser- voirs and mill supply house.
 Tn addition to these panoramas a number of maps of the district are shown demonstrating the general de velopment work that is going on in the district Besides the Ray there are a number of other good proper ties under development or in opera
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-18
aclf GaIifornias Foremost Health Resort

LONG prI:.a BEAc fo oRiy 5 w Gs, from aSo sas s 3" tt homeke Finest Electric specially
 
  for descriptive folder ". RAY SIMPSON, MGR
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-18
CloFe u Beautiful Westlaks Park HOTEL CALVERT 143 Beacon Street
 Los Angeles

t1O Itt-N3u oIstSt
 Los Angeles Conducted on the American and European Plan 50 cool rooms, single or en suite; furnished fer solid comfort Conenctirg private baths. easily accessible to all points of the city Special summer rates. Write early.
 MIR. and MRS. SAM COIN.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-18
Lakeshire Apts. Eighth St., at Coronado
 LOS ANGELES
West 6th < Grand View Street

Summer Rates Now On New -aRd elegantly furnished single and double Apartments; clean, cool and quiet. All outside rooms. Private baths and phones Private balconies and sleeping pcrches Bright and cheerful One block to West 7th or West 9th St. cars.
 EACH APT. A LITTLE HOME Phones: Home 55ass; Wiltshire 2ees
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-18

PARKER, ARIZONA CITY LOTS. Today's best buy on account Of great assured developments in immediate future. Address c. A. Marsh Co, Par ker. Ariz. 627
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-18
THE STRATHMORE
LOS ANGELFS. CAI..

LOS ANGHLh4o, SAi--
 West 9th & Grand View Streets JUST 15 MINUTES RIDE FROM BUSINESS DISTRICT 40 Apartments, very modern. Furnished for solid comfort Roof garden, delightful cool hreezes. Music room and every home comfort. children's playground : blocks from beautiful Westlake Park. Rowing and boatins Write Miss B. Hastings. Prop.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-18
Westrada Apartments

SO South Alvarado St,
 Los Angeles, Overlooking the water at Westlake raTk. Single and double suites. New and clean and well furnished. Kitch CHS and bathrooms big and light
 Rates s25.o0 a month up.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-18
EMERSON APARTMENTS
in Beautiful Hollywood
 (Near Hollywood Hotel)

Convenient to City and Beach. Ideal for summer tourists. Summer rates are quite low eS55 Franklin. Phone 57si4e.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-12-28

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"A marriage license was issued
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n Corner Sixth ave. and Main st.
12-28-6t