Mohave County miner., 1914-10-24
Book Keeping
Machine Installed.
The Citizens Eank Has Latest Thing
in Burroughs Machine
For Posting.

he CltlZens BANK has recently installed
an adding -subhacting machine to be used
for Ledger Posting. The machine was
manufactured by the Burroughs Adding
Machine Co. of Detroit
People who are not acquainted with the
inside workings of bank will not fully
realize the great advantage of machine
work over hand work in posting to the
ledger In the first place the Citizens
Bank will save at least fifty per cent in
time by the machine method. This saving
in time means something to the depositors
of the bank for this time can be devoted
to the improvement of already excellent
service which the Citizens Bank is now
giving to its patrons.
The machine is what is termed an Ad-
ding -Subtracting machine. 1t will auto
matically subtract checks and deposits,
give new balance, and mark overdrafts.
All the operator has to do is to put down
the figures, the machine does the thinking.
1t knows just when to add, subtract or to
mark overdrafts In addition to this work
the machine can multiply and divide. and
do all the work of regular Burroughs Ad-
ding and Bookkeeping machine. 1t is
operated by electric current.
The Citizens Bank are using this same
style machine for their system of sending
out monthly statements. Instead of bring
ing in the pass book to be balanced once
a month, each customer gets neat print
ed statement of his account at the end of
the month, or regularly at times agreed
upon between himself and the bank The
statement being made upon the machine
are OF course absolutely accurate.
The bank has installed this new machine
as part of their equipment to enable them
to give their costumers the most modern
and up-to-the- minute service. They will
be pleased to demonstrate the work of the
machine. to any one, who might be in
terested.
One OF the most promising fields in
Arizona at the present time is the Cheme-
huevis district. This rich gold region is
about n miles south of Franconia, on the
Santa Fe railroad, and a good wagon road
on into the mines.
Some wonderfully rich gold ore has
been found in this section and recent re-
ports go to show that depth only is neces-
sary to open up immensely rich gold bear
ing veins. Those who have been opera
ting there for several years have every
reason to feel encouraged for the general
showing in the district was never so good
as at the present writing.
T. H. Brobant and M. R, Ruiz are
interested in real good property which
they call the Yellow Jacket group. This
claim is opened up by a 6O-foot tunnel
and shaft 10 feet The quartz streak is
from 10 inches to feet wide and carries
lS$ per ton in gold.
The Los Angeles, owned by the same
men has 35-foot tunnel and 45-foot
shaft and this work shows vein IA feet
wide which carries 37$ to 4O$ in gold per
ton.
In the same field Fred Brown, NJ r
Ruiz and Bill Yee have gold property
which is worthy of special mention. 1t is
called the Constitution and the vein is y
feet wide and the ore runs from l6$ to 2O$
in gold per ton.
The State mine has a vein "A feet wide
and shows gold values from l2$ to 2O$.
Mr.. Ruiz Is interested in a zinc property
which goes from rs to g7 in gold ana As
per cent zinc and ! per cent lead. This
lead can be traced 1000 .cot on the sus-
face and is 100 feet wide.
J. 4. TavIor II W Ipro. and I IT,