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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-07-16

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nenb perfriibt, Diellei4t aud sdn8=
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Briten nod ben Granaoien in ben
lebten Wohen eingefaaen, ben logi=
f9en Momeut gum Nngriffe ibrerr
feits ausaunuben. Die gepaltiaen
Mnftrengungen Der Deuti9en I'M
Dten boben obne 3netfel cine
@9pGdung ber beut1ben 5ront I'M
Weiten 5ur Jolse gehabt, aber a1s
ber ben anfdngli4en 8emiibunge11
Der Sran3ofen, apif6en @5ou4e3
unb Mrros auf Sens bur43uitober,
1T es i'm Meiten gu teiner ollgemeis
nen Offenitpe getommen. Reuer>
bings buben bic @u9ldnber ben Wers
iu9 sen1o9t, lire i'm Mpril Bel
Ypern perlorenen @telungea gu.
rud5unebmen. Ma9 anfdngi9en
Seilerfolgen, bic in Der @ritiirmung
BON atpei beutf4en @rdben n6rblid
BON Dpern beitanben, tam bic Of
fen1ibe gum 9olten. Die serinee
9dtigteit bet Gngldnber ouf bem
&peitli6en Rriegsf6auplaBe bleibt fos
nit nod tuie Dor bas srobe Rdtfel
bes Rrieges, fir bas btsber nod
tetr,e Grt1drung gefunben tporben
1T.
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li9en aront bo6en iporabi14e Gn'
griffe itattgefunben, bic 5nar teils
meiie gu b1uttgen 3uiammenFOben
fiibrtnn, ober feline 9lenbsrung IN
ber augemeinen Gage 'berpor5ubrin.
gen permp1te11. Ote Wer1u9e De1
0ran5Dfen, bas in ben fiabpeftlt9er
Mrgpnnen berlorene 5erratn niebe1
gu getptnnen, iinb bisber pergeblid
gepefen, pte audi ibre Mngriffe i'm
prieiterpalbe, iiibpeitlin bon pont'
a<MpuHun, tbren 3med, bic Sfoltes
rung Der beutf6en @te1lung Bel ct,
Mibiel, nidt errei@ten.
SIN 5e6t<Sole, peitfib bon Gol'
mar, baea bic Gran8ofen @it
ibren @teuungen Bel Miiniter ge=
balten, @p lange bic r@9lu4t'
Der 'pei itli9e Musldufer bes 5e@t:
Soles in ibren 9dnben 1T, ptrb ei
fir bic Deutf6en f@tper fallen, BIZ
5ron5oien aus benz Sule gu Dertrei.
Ben. ssSrgenbeine ftrategif6e 8e
beutung baben bic bprtigen fron30
ii1ben Sperattonen nimt,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-07-16
Brpatt erfre1tt.
9riidt feline 3ufrtebenbeit iiber bent:
iff,e yfDte n1tS.

Son Sraneisco, 12. ssSuIi. 8il,
lian1 Senntngs 8rDan, Der ais Galt
bon @barleS g. Moore, Dem HrGiii-
0er1tetr Der Banama-Haeifie MuS-
itean1g IN 5anta Grn5 tpeilt tpp
er cine 8o6e 5u5ubrt1rgen geoetrfht,
duBerte 1id geitern aben6, nadben1
sibm per Selepbon 0ie tpeiet1tlii9en
Nu1fte Der 0eutiben glnttDort n1itge-
teilt nor0en tpare1l ipie fo1gt: ugs
freut mid, Dob DeutihInno Sen
@unib gum Musorl1f gebra1t bat,
in bieier 5ade eine befrieoigen0e
.gerltdnoigung berbei5ufiibre
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-07-16
pagns I'M /. Often bat 6os @essuteiI
betpiefen.

Deiterreidiibes Hrei1ebanptqt1ar.
tier in Gali5ien, IL. Suit aber.
Gonbbn, Sic In Sauptqnartier On.
,peienben militdriidsn sadperitan-
bigen iinb al Ser Nnfi6t sefommen,
baR bie oenHden @erbiinoeten NIT
Ser 8iebereinnabme BON 2emberg
nnb Ser @anbernng fat san5 @ali-
siens sen 9aupt3med ibrer gali5i-
lden 9an1pasne erreid)t 51 baben
glanben nab cine Idngere Heriooe
Ser &nbe anf bem gan5en 0iatden
&riegsidouplake 5n ermarten lei,
Mian glanbt, bak 9eutiManb nub
Deterrcid-11nsarn tire Dffenfb-
fraft nnnmebr gegen einen anoeren
@egner in Mnmenbnng bringen iper-
ben.
yDie berbaItnisndfige 0nbe, bic
in Ben letten Sasen anf benz 6itli-
den &riegsfdanplake eingetretea
it, beiht es in Dem Bertdt,
uid]eint baranf bin 81 benten, oah
bic bentideu gerbilnoeten nit BET
Ginnabme non 2e1nberg ibr porla1l'
fiees 3iel ais erreidt betradten,
snmal lie gIeid5eitts tarfe &ertei'
bignussiellnngeu tsil1ueiie amf rnf-
iiidem @ebiete eingenommen baben.
9ieie stellungen 5ieben id am
8mg uno ant 3lota 2ipa : 6lniie
entlang uab 1aufen iiber hie .SSben
n0rblid bpn &rasnif !.
uDie &niIen berindteu etne Sc
senoffendbe nnu Gnblin aus, tn
bem1 lie fiir onien 3iuef bebentenoe
@ertarfungen beranbradten. Dteie&
Mnn6ber neranlakte Die Deiterret'
der, Die iber Die bprber unSgclnd)'
ten H111fte binans porgeriidt ma
rem iid anf ben 5iben5ng nDrSltd
bpn arasnif 5nriid5n5ieben, mp IL
ale rui1iiden Mngriffe .abgeidlagen
babea. Sic, bic Seiferreider, fiblen
siid iider in ibrea pprtige1t stelluR,
gen, " aitb 1'raa gIanbt, oaf| oiei,
1eidt gesen trgenpweIde Streit'
frafte gebalten >ueroen Bnnen, bt'
Die &niien m6glidermeife beran5ie
ben.
rM1le Mn5eiben oeuten n1nmeb1
anf eine Iangere 8eriobe Der Subj
nn Der :san5en .gali5ifden nuo rnifi
| idfn eyrpnt, .uabrenb bic tentpnt
| iden &erbiinbeten fi6 5u finer Df
fe11iibe anf anberen @ebieten borbe
reiten,"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-07-16
.isi 5t
@teg bel Arraa,
9entlbe nebuten frana6iii@e
Gtellu1lg in Sou6e3.
&eftise &dupfe bel, apren1uut.

Naris, 12. ssSuIi. sSn Der au1tE-
den @efanntmadrng, Die beute
bonn fron50itfden &riegsminilte-
ril1tn ausgegeben murDe, intro 8uge-
geben, DaB Die Deutiden BEL Mrras
iul 2aufe Der Ma6t Sortibritte ge-
nadt u1o neue feinolide @teIun.
gen beiebt baben. Ser 8eri6t laltet
folgenoermaBen:
nMn beridiebeuen Steleu Der
Gront fam es i'm 2aufe Der @adt
an bitigen @efedten. sSSn Dem Set'
tpr bon MrraS nnterndbut Ser
Geinb gegen Mitteruadt iablid bon
Soudes einen 4ngriff, Der fell.
idlug. Sin 5ueiter 4ngriff pnroe
bon tim geeeu 2 11r morsens uu-
ternpmmen, nnb Der Jeinb beiekte
Sen syrieobOf iomie beridiebene
9eile Ser 5dateusrdben, bic un'
mittelbar baran itoken.S
.gin ber3meifeltes $anbgrmna-
ten-@efedt tnuroe iiib6itlid bon
E Nelbiae.st. gaait geliefert, bod
|. batk es fir beibe Seiten fem nen-
/ ne1rsmertes &eiultat. Quf Dem Bla.
teau 10roIi9 pon Der Dt{e (in Der
@egenb bon Auennebieres u16 Sc
/ Moubren) anar Dos Bombnr6ement
auf bet6en Seiten duBerit beftig.
,rsn Den Mrgonnen muroe beiB
gefdn1pft; l,niere Mrtillerie betei.
ligte 1tb on ben @efe6ten.
osssln @oepre-Dtftrtft bo111bar-
bierte ser 5eino Sresnes nit Sc.
iboiiem allen &alibers uno ua1ter-
nobn berfdieoene 9lngriffe, 10 einen
In ser Mdbe BON Saulr uno an6ere
in besn Walbe bet Mpren1ont, Mur
/ Serp l110 CONS @ea0. Die Qn-
f,1riffe utttea ffeiner. gsfisfg f fii Ole
Deuti6en.
sse5n ben Bogefen 1na6ten oie
Deutfden fii6peitli6 BON guerts-
peiler einen beftigen Mngriff, TOUR
ben ieood 8uriifgeporfen. 8ir
n1abten einiee @efanseaae.
Aastani@ permuHoeter @efanseuer.
8erltn, IL. sSuli. Der Mustuuf9 Don
pertpunoeten unb niht mebr friegsz
tii@ttgen @efangenen iit ben Ser oeut1
{aen un6 fran50iif@en Re9ierl1ng tpiez
Der nufgenommen poroen. 3tDei
/ f9net5erti9e 9oipital5iige 6ie ie 800
! Munn uufnebmen tDnnen, fabren i'm
f, 2aufe Der Na9t bur9 f@pei3erii9es
@ebiet; oer cine fdbrt bon &onftana,
Deuti9lanb, ab, unb Der aabere bpss
QDon,
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fen, na@ Ser @efangene italienii9er
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| 19en Q1rmee gemn@t tpurben, na9
esStaliea gei4idt tperben. JaIs btefe
@efangene ni9t III bic italienif9e Orr
NEE eintreten lpollen, tper6en iie bpn
sStalien pte 0fterreichi14e Rriegsgez
| fangene bebanbelt tperben.
Mebr als Elm Drittel bet 8ez
p0lferung BON utab par geitern in
@alt Safe Gttp, uls Bic 5reibeits@
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-07-16
5000 Werifaner iollen d

5000 MeriIaner follea III.
ganlstag Bel ben Rdmpfen in gtaot
MerifD getDtet iporoen fem.
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%. 81, Bel einem bilunfau sez
tDtet.
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fer, bic ii noriDegif9en 9dfen lagen,
.iinb ipdbrenb Der leBten Gage abge>
fahren. Mnhin. b niht betannt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-07-16
Sa0li(6 Oon cu6lin.

Dieie iinb in ben nd6ften Sagen
pbne 3peifel gu erparten, ba ni9t
an5unebmen 1T, hab bic 9eutf9en
ben NuHen @elegenbeit geben tper<
ben, it6 iibermdBis ftort in ibren
jeBieen @teuungen 5pif6en Mei6z
5el unb 8ug gu befeitigen. Die leg
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meter pon Dublin, an ber 8pitrica,
etnem tpe1tlt9en Rebenflui1e bes
Mtepr3, unb Bel benz Defltb boz
BON an ber Wei9iel liegenoen So
aefon poren iiolterte 3uiammen<
ftDbs pber btellei@t nur gepalt1ame
g9etognos5ierungen. Betrogrob bes
bouptet 5por tpteber einmal, geiiest
11nb 900 @efangene gemo@t gu baz
ben. 9ub petrogrob aus ber or<
genblidli&en Rube grobe 6offnun@
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ben Grfabrungen, Die tie tn ben
1eBten Sogen gemo@t baben. Sic
Bergen getpDbnli9 ein bDies Omen
fur bic RuKen in iib. @s 1T bic
Nube ppr benz @turme.
De 1tli9 ppn &rasnps1atp, bas gez
nau in ber M}itte 5pt19en Wet9fel
unb Bug unD etpa 80 Meilen 1iibs
DitliG bpn Dublin ltegt, baben bic
NuFen BEL grobolptec am WotDtaz
TluHe einen erfolglofer @egenon=
griff gemo6t. Shre Offeniibe bort
1T bur9aus logii@, ba fie eine
11mfoifune beg duberiten re4ten
51igels Der Deutfden, Seiterrei6er
unb l1ngorn be5pedt. Sic baben
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pbif5en 8prtetle auf tbrer @ette,
inbem ite bor auen Dtngen 0ur9
ben Bug unb ietne 96ben gegen
Tlanfenangriffe bon Sfen 9e@
19iibt iinb.
WeFli9 BON ber Meid1e1 bat 1t9
bic 2oge tpentg berdnbert. Die Wer<
bunbeten balten bic Sl3a=2inie, fibz
tpeitli@ BON Spangorob. Sic tparz
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Durdbru6perfu@es 0flid bon Der
Mei91el ob.
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@ali5iens, Der it9 nod in ruf1tz
59en 9dn6en befinbet, 1T bte Sage
bieielbe geblieben. Mm 3lotaz2tpa
1eiitsn bic Rui1en poderen Miberz
fanb.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-07-16

Mebr als Elm Drittel ber 8ez
D0lferung bon l1tab nar geitern in
@alt Safe Gitp, als Bic 5reibeitsz
glode oie @ta6t pafiierte.
MaDor 5bpmpfDn BON gbicago
miro bic syamtlten Der @trabenbabn@
angefteuten befu6en, Inn gu iebenL ob
ite bon ibrem 2obn leben f0nnen
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21

Country" It is little only in the ex- tent of its holdings as compared ta those of Copper Queen and Calumet and Arizona IL is big in every other respect
 Of shattuck Arizona. George Walk CT, the well-known writer upon cop pers and copper properties has said "shattuck is probably the richest cop per Mine in the world" Undoubtedly it leads the world for sustained high grade production. The richness of its deposits in copper gold, silver and lead is truly wonderful
 sbattuck Arizona did not produce the whole Of last year nor was it pro ducing during the early months of this year. lt is In a fortunate position and can discontinue and resume production as it wills since it has no expensive reduction works to maintain. When the European war broke out and the copper market was most uncertain
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21

mage; they represent 106,971 ft of drilling. lt is gratifying to note that all the underground development and prospecting tbus far have checked with accuracy the churn-drill results both as to assays and tonnage"
 Systems of Mining.
 owing to the heavy overburden aud the low grade of the ore caying syd- tems have been devised and adopted which consist in weakening block of ore by means of series of shrinkage stopes or 'ore-hlled rooms Then after undermining and shattering the re- maining pillars the ore is drawn sys- tematically the capping crushing and settling gradually over it Throughout an tho work at Ray two systems have been used The sub-leyol or moor haulagc system, employed in thick uniform blocks Of ore, and the hand. tummlng system, used in the shallow CT portions From the accompanyng lc.ches il Will De- seen that lhe meth
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21
Industries of Southwest Owe
 Much to Vigorous Activity
 of Phelps Dodge Company

There is no individual, group of in- dividuals or corporation that has ac- complished so much for the building of the Southwest as has Phelps-Dodee and Company The mines which their capital has developed, the smelter5 which their monies erected have ma- terially aided in the rapid development of great mining districts and about them have grown up important and dourishing cities that furnish a mark et for the produce of the agricultural districts. Their railroads have opened up new country, agricultural as well as mineral Hundreds Of millions of dollars have been disbursed in wages and hundreds of millions more ev- pended for machinery equipment, ma terials and supplies
 Bring Large Benefts
 Owners of some copper claims in the Mule Mountains which were at best doubtful proposition and which they themselves were all but ready
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21

.o abandon, tLe immediate prcd9Ce l-
 ors Of the present great corporation started undertakings which have ez. banded and thea further expanded un- u they extend over a vast leri:,Jly, n,o two nations and into several
 ta,es And al. that they have done nos rcdouudei to the benefit oi the
 states iu which they are operating, especially Co tHe state of Arizona. From the original start made in Bis bee thirty years ago they have branch ed out in other directions and where ever they have entered their efforts have spelled success. Today 1t is the parent company of seven important constituent companies and the control ling interests Of a great railroad, system, recognized as the best manas- ed and most soundly financed of any railroad corporation in the land
 It may be urged that Phelps-Dodge and Company and the interests Co which they succeeded were operated for their own advantage and the ad- vantage of stockholders Undoubted ly this is true, for it was and is g business proposition, but at the same time advantages have also accrued through their efforts t0 thousands up- on thousands of individuals
 Phelps-Dodge & Company are es sendally and primarily copper pro. ducers In connection with that busi ness railroad building became peces sary and was undertaken and fuel was acquired which resulted in the pur chase and development of the coal mines necessary to produce such fuel Not only are they copper producers but they are great copper producers
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21

cd of carrying up the stops and the manway engagement are practically the same in both systems, the essen ual difference being in the method of handling the ore.
 and arc arranged to receive three 5- ton motor cars at a time The 5-ton cars. in trains of 12 cars, are brought to the tipple by motors which weigh 10 tons each. When three cars have been spotted in the tipple by the me- toruan the tipplc operator turns on the electrical power and the tipple is rotated and the cars of ore turned
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21
Millions Spent in Developing Mammoth Kay Properties Are Now Paying Hand
 some Returns on Huge Investments

each hole at the four formers of a block was found. Then after adding all the orc footages lore in each hola) Of the four holes together and dividing this total into the total of all the foot percentages, the assay value in copper of the total tons of ore in the block was obtained; next by finding the sv- craze thickness Of the ore in the block Thickness of the ore in each of the four holes added together and di- vided by four) and multiplying 1t by the area of the block and dividing by tho number of cubic feet to a ton G2ia) the total tons in a block w1s arrived at.
 By this method the tonnage and tho assay value of each and every block of ore were determined Then by add ing the values for an the separa.e blocks, the total tonnage and the aver age assay for the entire orebody were obtained As a check the total tou- mage was also figured. by planimetcr- ing cross sections of the orebody at 20Aft. intervals and computing the number of tons contained therein.
 'Of the 853 holes drilled 10 date, only 238 are inside the orebody and considered in calculating tho ore toa-
 Handling Ore and Waste.
 "On each motor level a Scar tipTla p'aced directly over an ore pocket Eas been installed The t.pples ar similar to those used in coal miniae
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21
5hattuck-Arizona Holds Proud Title of Being Country's
 Biggest LittIe Mine"

Shattuok stopped all shipments. It continued development work, at frs
 in force but later under considerable curtailment When the market became stable and settled again, late last win ter Shattuck resumed its shipment It is now running with a full force Of employees, ships its regular contract cd amount to the Calumet & Arizona Shelter at Douglas and sells its lead
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21

completely over, allowing the ore to fall into an ore pocket. The ..Jckets ao usually 70 t. 2S hv % ft 5eeD. holding from 25O to 30g ,ons. From a pocket the ore is fed through air dropped gates to measuring pockets, rize 1 by { by l2 ft, holding from 10 to 12 tons-a skip load From the measuring pocket the ore goes through an air-lift gate to a 1Oton skip. size ft Sin. by ft by 10 it. deep in which it Is hoisted vertically to the surface and dumped into an ore bin
 lCantlnued on Page D
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21

With a capacity of 75,000,000 pounds of copper annually, with ore reserves figured at 60,OO0,O0O tons and averag- ine 225 per cent copper lying close to the surface and with one of the most complete and best equipped plants ob- tauable., The Ray Consolidated Cop per Company righthlly occupies a place of high importance in the mining world and in the ranks of the copper producers of not only America but the world
 The Ray Consolidated Copper Com pany was organized in 1907 and inco-- poraJed May l1th of that year under tho laws Of thc State of Maine. It hes au authorized capitalization of e16.000,000 divided into l600,OO0 shares of the par value Of S1O each.
 Pootcr Company Officials.
 The officers Of the Company are:
 Sherwood AIdrich, President No. 25 Broad St, New York
 D. C. Jacsliug, Vice-President and Mance.uc Director 1900 Hobart Build ing. San FIanc,aco, Cal
 Csrles Hayden. Vico-President 25 Bread New York
 p. Sho.e, Secretary -Trca -urer, Colorado 5rT.ags, Colo
 K R Barbbitt General Counsel % F-Cad St.. New York.
 Tho Operating Officials in Arizona: l. g. Gates. General Manager, Ray Arizona.
 w. s. Boyd. Superintendent of Miner Ray Arizona.
 D. D HeGalt Superintendent oi Mills. Hayden Arizona.
 R. J. EzcI CaeaIar, Hayden, Arizona
 Location and Hol5ings. Tho ho'dns of the Ray C0lsult dated crlet CT ro-9 acres cf ainni land. Cg ,t-sc l951 acre arc situate and near Hay Final County m which ar7r arc '-cludod ,ao towaHtos cf Ray. Sonora and Kelvin Further Io,dir0e cf Ho1D acres of mining land- pro Gla aul Pima. Counties Up 10 th, 1-c5eu Iila .mEo. ant development rl- taken nlocl ol only 750 acres sC tHa. large part cf the vast holding oi tic company are only partially ac vc'opeI ord L..lc explored and hoi. forth Dromiso1 Of a future such as j. possessed by no other Arizona Com pany
 Great Outlay Required.
 II took millions Of money to pu' Pay Consolidated in the high position it occupies among thc great copper producers. After acquiring its prop critics it was necessary to expend up wards of a million in building and equiping railroad mileage, for construc uon and equipment at the mines ana min upwards of $G,OOOOOO and fo mine development upwards oi Sf0O0, 900 had been expended up to the ba ginning of the year i9l2 For it properties it paid $9O0O000 In 19l. it absorbed the Ray Consolidated prop critics and thus completed its preseD holdings
 The holdings of the company at Ra' were derived from the Ray C0nsoli dated, Gila Copper Company and Ra Central aoups at Rray Junction where the Ray and Gila Valley rai road connects with the Arizona a Eastern it has l25 acres used for mll site. residence and business purposes now used for the terminals Of Che rai road and the townsite Of Kelvin. lt Ianda at Hayden form a solid body con c.slns oi about $500 acres
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21

Shattuck Arizona Copper Company from its Biabee mine produces one third of all the silver and one-seventh
 Of an the gold that comes from Co., chise County. Besides this it produced in the six months prior to September Of this year T216,O65 pounds of copper and 156S.O66 pounds Of lead. It is hap oily described in the Warren District as the Biggest Little Mine in the
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21

and one of the most important factors. in the business of the world
 Early 1914 Conditions.
 The year 1914 opened and continued for half of its course with indications that it would be the greatest year for copper production that Phelps Dodge & Company had known But with the advent of war and the entire absence for the time being of anything that was entitled to the name of Copper Market, curtailment was required and a smaller production than in some past years resulted By the constt- uent companies controlled by Phelps Dodge and Company there was made in 1914 14O,231 ,3S4 pounds of copper of which S,569,O6O pounds was made from Miami ores and was returned to that company Including copper re- ccived from outside sources, there was sold by the company 188,6S737S pounds and delivered to buyers at an average price of 1857 cents fob. New York. or this SO,97S,8S4 pounds HhlA t0 AbllLNnNtN V que anu ANtf 708. .f9l pounds 70 foreign trade. Sales oi their own product amounted to f3t553.4Ot pounds and outside copper sold on commission amounted to 5f.- Ia3,g7I pounds. or such sales a little over two-thirds, 12G,665,293 In the last five months of the year for aisn sales dropped off materially and domestic sales were in excess of for oion taking 32,46S,SO8, while the for Qign trade took only 29338,277
 From Janucry to August, 1914 the Gcw-nd for copper was more slug ,isa than in 1913 and from August To ,hc frs, ol this year the demand fur thcr rcccded to suchm an extent that t. became imperative to reduce pro- auction. The output of the Douglas and Detroit smelters were therefore cut A0.43 per cent.
 Whence Production Comes.
 Oi the constituent companies fug- niahiug this ore Copper Queen. in- cluding lcasers and also including the copper recovered from lead-nIycr ore shipments. furnished S57S5.303 pounds or 01 per cent, the Mocte1uml Cop per Company at Nacoari, Sonora. 3O.- 4tl,456; Detroit Copper Company, 20.- PIP GOT; Burro Mountain Copper Com pany 1946lS; Bunker Hin (Tomb. stone), 7093.
 In addition to this copper production there was recovered in the bullion 26.- 259 ounces of gold and 1,405,3O1 ounces of silver while the lead-silver ore from the Bisbee mines produced 8,8S9,175 pounds of lead 332137 ounces of silver and 1922 ounces of gold Tombstone ore, in addition to the copper above mentioned gave 46,- SS9 pounds of lead, 32,188 ounces of silver and 437 ounces of gold. Of the gold Copper Queen ores furnished 18,78O ounces and of the silver 698,234 ounces,
 Stag Fuel Company
 The Stag Canyon Fuel Company from its Dawson, N. M, mihes pro- duced 1,355,9378O tons, an increase over 1913 of 33I2A75, pf this 543,- I5l7 tons were sold Co the railroads. Commercial Sales amounted to 286.- 645 and 495,127 tons were used in the manufacture of coke. producing 230.- 966 which was decrease of 53,128 tons compared with 1913.
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