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The Glenwood post., 1915-05-01
PUBLIC fRUsfEE'S SAIE

Whereas, Austin Gavin whose address
l. Glenwood Springs. grantor by his
Trust Deed, dated June 22nd, 1904, and
corded June 22nd, 1904, in the offic.
of the Clerk and Recorder of Garfield
County, Colorado. in Book Sc, at Page
500 or~the records of said County, con
veyed TO the Public Trustee of said
County the following land in said
County. to-wit: Lot numbered TWEEN
tv.two and the South half Of Lot num-
bered Twenty-three in Block numbered
Nineteen in the Town of GlenwOod
Springs, together with all improve
ments situate thereon Except this deed
of trust is subject to q prior deed of
trust upon said property for 500, be-
ing balance due Julius Wolf and re-
corded as Document No. 26417), in
trust to secure the payment of his
principal note of even date with said
Trust Deed for ~ 10000, payable to the
order of C. c. Parks, Cashier, one year
after date with interest thereon from
date at the rate of ten per cent per
annum payable annually
And Whereas, Default has been made
by the said grantor in said Trust Deed
in the performance Of the covenants
and conditions imposed upon him by
the terms Of said Trust Deed in this,
to-wit: That said grantor has failed
to pay said principal note when due
and has failed to pay the principal and
interest due on said principal note On
June 22nd, 1914,
And Whereas, The legal holder Of the
Indebtedness represented by said note
has filed with said Public Trustee no
tice and demand in writing, declaring
said default and electing to declare the
whole debt represented by said note
and interest thereon to date of sale due
and PAYABLE, and demanding the sale
of said land under said Trust Deed,
Now, Therefore, Public notice Is
hereby given that, pursuant 70 said mo-
tice. election and demand, and under
and by virtue Of the authority vested
in me by said Trust Deed and the law,
!, C. w. Smith, Public Trustee Of said
Garfield County, will sell the shove de-
scribed land for cash, At public auction,
70 the highest bidder 1T tke West front
door of the County Court House, Glen
WOOD Springs, IN the Cousty Of Gsf-
tissl and e4ste Of Colorado, on Mon.
day, the 10th day Of May, A. D. 1918,
At 1000 O'Clock in the forenoon for
the purpose of paying said note, inter
est 10 date of sale and the expenses OF
this ssIe. and win give to the purchaser
thereof certificate of purchase there
for as provided by law.
Dated April 5th, 1915.
C. ". SMITH,
Public Trustee of Garfield County,
Colorado.
First publication April 10, 1915.
Last publication May l, 1915.
The Glenwood post., 1915-05-01

ed as DoeunenE Ne. 505es - sfsrs-
said, is disregasAed, tAe sane having
been recorded - sfoeesaiA loaG s.bss-
euent to the recording sf ssid trans
eript of judgment AID said sale 70 he
made also in Parsasnee Of levy made
by me On said property - aPpears
from my certificate thereof recorded
in said office - Document No. 515S4
in Book 81 at page 243 thereof.
Dated At Glenvood Springs, Colo
RADIO, this 9Th day of April, A. d. 1918.
II. 9. JE6SUP,
Sheriff of Garfield County, Colorado.
First publication April 10, 1914.
Last publication Nay l, 1914.
Note: The sale of the foregoing de
scrihed property is hereby extended TO
Tuesday, May IS, 1915, ut the same
hour and place above designated.
H. C. JESSUP,
5-l5 Sheriff.
The Glenwood post., 1915-05-01
HERIFF's SALE

BY virtue of an execution issued o&t
Of the Clerks office Of the District
Court Of Garfield County and State ID
Coleeado, and to me directed, whssooy
/ am commanded to make the sum of
Twenty-Five Dollars (*22-OO), and cssta
Of suit, the amount of a eertain juag.
ment recently obtained against AAnsie
E. HeAner in favor of J. z. Talbot:
out Of tA lands, tenemenes, sOods and
ehattels of the said Mamie E. Heffnsl
1 have levied on the following property
te-wit:
Oue ssrrel two-year-oA stallion colt
Thefsfsre, according to said con
na.d, I shall expose for sale, at Public
Austiss, all the right, titls and Interest
Of ~ above named Mamie E. Heffne1
in ard 10 the above described property
.. lGo,day, the 1ofh day Of May, 1915
at 10 O'Clock A. II. at the Deacon
Csssal, Colorado Avenue, in the Citl
Of 03eawood Spring., Colorado.
Dated At Glenwood Spring. Colo.
this 10ta day Of April, 1915.
II. c. JB66UP,
Sheriff Of Garfield County
The Glenwood post., 1915-05-01

appearing Of record in the office Of tbs
Clerk and Recorder Of said Garfield
County - Document No. 1882 in Book
81 At page 1e4 thereof, given by said
defendant company to said plaintih,
said decree having the force OF . spe.
cial writ Of execution in my hands, and
the proceeds arising from said sale 10
be by me applied in paying the eosss
and expenses connected with esid nta-
CATION and such foreclosure sale, attof-
news fees, taxes ON the mortgaged
premises and the unpaid balance Of the
note with the interest thereon, secured
to be paid in and by the said mortgage.
Dated at Glenwood Springs, Colo,
this 9Th day Of April, A. D. 1915.
II. G. JESSUP,
Sheriff of Garfield County, Colorado.
Firvt publication Nay l, 1915.
Lest pubaiea&iSn Nay -, 1913.
The Glenwood post., 1915-05-01

want-to-quit or defeated Office hold.
ers, and should not be encouraged
Salida Record.
The News railroad reporter was told
this week the allied roads have decided
to build batter of coal chutes at this
point, which will involve an outlay Of
some $1,000. The informant also
states that work upon the ehutes will
commence almost immediately. 1t il
alleged that the reason for the pro-
posed move is that the long run be-
tween Grand Junction and GlenwoOd
Springs makes it difficult for the en-
gines to carry a sufficient supply fer
that distance, hence the selection OF
this city IS . middle point for relief.
1t is stated that four men will be per
manently required to attend the work.
1t it further stated that the chutes will
be located just below the erossing east
Of town.-Grand Valley News
The Glenwood post., 1915-05-01
sroox lAxu1-sA1s o. 1aADa

100 acre. = Neffas rad, . 1ilss
from Kre12fng; I nile - flAS ~
tisa; aitit.As 1850 fsst; 9SesRy lsg
house, besa 16x1S; Ossa slsi,g -
place near houss. Oaly s6sat - sesss
cleared and 11dss ealtivstisa, bat %
acres eaa b cultivated; vssse figAt
Absolutely fiUtelao. ePss.aiA sesek
country; tie bsst ra.ss aAjsiniag th's
..ssperty; might tsnds fer 0lsawseA
city q s.bssbaa PsspRty. II i.Ase'
sstsa ean sad ask ~ aAsaE D.
4. ]. D1C0D0I.
The Glenwood post., 1915-05-01

1
it has been in use. Also there is due
the sewer q little over $1,000 in delin-
quent taxes which will be received by
the town in the next three years.
North Fork Times.
The little five-year-oId son of Nr.
and Mrs. Jack Thurstou suffered q pe-
culiar and very painful injury last Sat
urday when the little fellow was thrown
down and bitten by horse. Aside
from the very painful pinch of the bite
the teeth cut into the flesh next to the
child S nose, neeessitating two stitches.
He was brought in yesterday for the
attending physician, DR.. LeRossignol,
to dress the wound. The little fellow
is doing all right and aside from leav-
ing a slight scar as a reminder THAT
horses do bite he will not be any worse
for the experience.-Rifle Reveille.
'AhASAeA NA>>oS WYNN n "tAA'N Vhs e'At
day morning down the railroad track
towards the Holland ranch and at 4
certain place along the river he came
to plain evidence of fishing party
that had caught number Of fish in
defiance of the law. 1t will go mighty
hard with q violatOr Of this law if he
is caught, for, besides the marshal.
there are thirty members Of the Marble
sportsmen association, any one Of
whom will promptly report such case
and appear in prosecution of it. Take
warning, whoever is doing this, and
quit it before it costs you bunch Of
money.-Marble Booster.
Some have been inquiring rs to When
the pool halls should comply with the
new ordinance which was adopted by
the people On election day. According
ito the requirements of the initiative
and referendum law, an initiated law
goes into effect thirty days after it i,
adopted by the people. Therefore o.
the night Of May 5th the pool hall.
are to close at eleven clock At nigh,
and have all distractions to the interior
view, such Is screens, partitions, pain.
ed or stained glass, or curtains, re
moved, and ON Sundays thereafter the,
will have to close the place Of busi
ness to the public.-Rifle Reveille.
Democrats hate to give up Office
Warden Capp of the Buena Vista Re
formatory refuses to vseate for R. L
Shaw who was recently appointed By
the governor and confirmed by tn.
senate (something which was not dom
for Mr.. Capp). Capp claims he has
right to the office under the civil ser
vice law. Is it something in TIRE eli
matte conditions Of the county sat, o.
is it one Of the rules Of Democracy
never to give up an Office until com
pelled to! 1t il to be hoped, however
that the state will not make the SAM
nis*ake the county commissioners u
ttAis county did, and pay The unssatsi
Is0sial until the natter b settled eucl
. psksy pss . prenisa ea "I-dsat 7
The Glenwood post., 1915-05-01
sHE11Ff.s sA1.1 on ExEcUrIoN

pubhc notice is hereby given that
on Tuesday, the 4th day of May, A. d.
1915, at 10 clock in the forenoon of
said date, at the front door of the
Court House in the City of Glenwooi
Springs, Garfield County, Colorado, 1
will sell at public suction to the high
est bidder for cash, for the purposes
hereinafter stated, all the followin Z
described Land, ditch and water rights
situate in. said Garfield County, to-
wit: The EIs Of the SWA and the
SWA of the SWA of Sec. and the
Sls of the SEA Of See. 6, all in TWP.
s., R. 81 w. 9th P. NJ, and the
Margaret Ditch and the water hight
adjudieated thereto consisting of 2.42
cubic feet Of water per second Of time
out Of and from West Elk Creek and
also the Kingsbury Ditch or lateral
from the Canal Of the Farmers lrri-
cation Coapany and all water rights
ceaAected Herewith or used there
through, and also the VIZ of the SEA-
/ sf Sec. and the NWk Of the NEA
Of Sec. 8, all in said Twp. s and the
Ditch and water rights connected there
with or used thereupon.
| Said sale to be made subject to a
deed of trust thereon to the Public
Trustee Of said County 70 secure to
Tho Logan Ilvestment Company the
payment Of the sum Of $500 with
interest thereon, such deed Of trust
being of record in the Office Of the
Clerk and Recorder of said Garfield
County - Docunent No. 1880 in Book
63 at page 275 thereof; but disregard.
ing that certain other deed of trust on
said property to said Public Trustee
given to secure promissory note to l.
D. Hudson for 1880, such deed Of
trust being sf record in said Office Al
Document No. 505s6 in Book 81 q,
page IA thereof.
Said sale to be made under and in
pursuance of that certain execution
and fee bill to me directed out Of and
from the District Court Of the City ana
County Of Denver, Colorado, in that
certain action therein lately pending
wherein Charles A. Stokes and Jesse
H. Sherman were the plaintiffs anc
Marie X. Griffith now Kingsbury, Wa:
the defendant, wherein I am command
ed to make of the lands and tenements
goods and chattels and chattels real
Of said defendant, the sum o.
\ $7975O damages recovered by th'
plaintiffs in said action agains
said defendant, together with interes
thereon at the rate Of per cent pc
annum from December 3, 1912, besidc
costs amounting to the further sum ol
$l3.s5, and said sale also to be mad.
for the purpose Of enforcing the judg
ment lien Of said plaintiffs or judg
went ereAitoys aRainsf said property
aequired by force Of the recording il
said Office, Of . transcript Of the sac
judgment - Document No. 45e40 il
Book 10 at page zS2 thereof, and i
ID beeanss o( sseA LEE ansag ethe
tAine. tAaG saiA aseA of tsast 70 sc
Iesrs I'D ns1s - saA HaAssa, record
The Glenwood post., 1915-05-01

\ little nonsense, now and then,
s relished by the best of men;
But seen too oft, they take offense
And come straight to common sense.
Mrs. A. X. Garfield, "A years old,
kas elected mayor of Warren, Ills,
Tuesday, defeating her opponent by
Our votes Mrs. Garfield is the first
v0inar in Illinois 20 nave been made
fhief executive of municipality
Narren's population is about 1,5OO.
District Game Warden Moser was up
nom Glenwood Wednesday looking af-
ter matters pertaining to his depart
ment. Accompanied by Ranger l. E.
Smith and J. NJ. Dismant he went up
10 Pando and inspected conditions
around the railroad ice pond. He will
Recommend to the state departing mt
that the railroad be compelled to com-
|ply with the law and put in a proper
subway, and construct runway for
! fish in this pond.-Red Cliff News.
On Wednesday of this week the sa !
news of the death of Mrs. c. H. Mccoy
reached Eagle and caused much sorrow
among the many pioneers who were in
innate friends of this splendid woman
Nrs. NcCoy's death occurred at Lords
burg, California, on Tuesday, from
dropsy, at the age of 20 years. De
ceased is survived by two sons, J. F
Mccoy, residing at Glenwood Springs
and Chss. b. Mccoy of McCoy.-Eagl'
Valley Enterprise.
p. J. Siaele has a new Studebaker
Harry Hunter and Mr.. Sinele drove tn
machine over from Denver, coming b.
way of Leadville. They picked up M,
sinele's son, Neal, At 6aida an
brought him with them to Rifle. Thi
ear was the first one over Marshal
pass this season. The machine stoo
the trip we'll and Mr.. Sinele may wei
be proud of it, for the Studebaker i
one Of the standard makes and vii
prove = satisfactory car.-Rifle Tela
gram.
Peter Berschied, a workman who we
beating his way. east from California
had his left hand badly crushed by
car wheel while crawling under a trail
at Grand Valley. He was brought t
Rifle after the accident, where d.
LeRossignol operated upon the hant
which will probably be saved, with tn
exception Of the little finger. Be,
schied was removed to the county hi:
pital after being fixed up by DR.. Ii
Rossignol, and is resting easily.-Rifl
Telegram.
The town council Monday night mad
. bonfire Of the cancelled sewer bond
amounting to 10000 which has bse'
paid. It would be source Of gTaeifi
eatiea to the taxpayers Of HoteAkis
to have this debt cancelled aad 3
hasw that tie sewer hes esst less tha1
The Glenwood post., 1915-05-01

oaa p.,.s r. ~. .. ~ .as>
The Glenwood post., 1915-05-01

Remembes that tie Pest = prepared
to do al ki.as Il eonnersisl priatias.
The Glenwood post., 1915-05-01

The town council Monday night made
. bonfire Of the cancelled sewer bonds
amounting to 10000 which has been
paiA. It would be a source Of sfatiff-
eatiea to the taxpayers Of HoteAkiss
70 have this debt cancelled aaa -
haew tAas tie sewer has esst less then
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-11
LOS ALEMANES DESAFIiN \ LA
NACION AMERICANA.

AMSTERDAM, Mayo 9.-El AImi-
r~antazgo alcman Ina ordenado que
los submarines ataquen a los bar
COS mrrrantcs americanos, mani
fesIando que no dan importancia
algina Il las ]enGrgicas manifesto
clones de prolesta del Gobicrno a
mericano. asi como. a aquGIlOS que
Ilcyen pasajeros, pues en- tempo
de guerra no IS possible andar con
tales miramientqs, y agrcga que
los EsIados Unidos esIan incapaci-
tados de llevar a cabo ninguna
acci6n que les impida r~eaIizar su
prop6sito, contcntandOse tan solo
a escribir sus p~rOtestas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-11
IN BARCO NORUEGO ECllAD0 \
PI0UE POR IN SUBMARINE
ALEMi\.

COPENHAGUE. Mayo 9.-EI Va
por de maDrirula noruega Lei
LA" fu& atacado por un submarine
aIrman. habiGndose salyado 81 tri-
|pulacidn rompucsta de ]cincucnta
hombrrS. que fucron drscmbarca-
dos en- Dinamarca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-11
IMPORTANCE DE Ia VICTORIA
ALEMANA IN IA GALlTZlA.

BERLIN. Mayo 9.-La victoria
obGrnida por nucstras tropaS en-
la Galitzia ha rrSuItado ser de una
rmporlancia mucho mayor que Ia
que - To- habia dado al principle
de- couorida la uUrva. En- TODD 81
rrrulr dr Mazurca Y de Duuaier.
JOS ru>o> 50 yirron rU Ia urcesidad
dr rrtirarSe con gran precipitation
prrdominando una @rau confusion
IN Su rrtirada Y sirndo ~pcrSr=ui-
dos actvamentr por los a~uStPo-a-
lrmaues. Las divi>ioneS ruSas fue-
ron auiuuiladaS, Y - hicierOn mu-
rho mas priSioneros que los cap
turadoS. por Hindcrbugg, Ell la
Prussia oriental.
Los Cirpatos rusoS, 81 hallan
amcnazados por amboS fIancOs. So
lamrnte I'm hdbil movimientO eStra-
ttgico podra salvarlos del peIigro
que les amenaza. y que sin duda al
yuma serd eI mayor que Sc conoce-
RAJ Ell la historic del miIitaris-
mo moderno. Los auSjriacoS 81 han
Ir vcu.ar. @ creceS. de los re-
yrSrS que sufrieron en- Przemysl.
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UItimaS noticiaS al desastre.

NUEVA YORK. Mayo EN- las
ofirlnas del The Cunard Steam
ship Company" - r]ecibieron hoy los
.UItimos dctallcs references al MI
nero dc personals salvadas y al Ne
las que perecieron en- la caLastrOfc,
Ell un mcnsajc prOcedente de Ii
vcrpool, consebido en- los siguientes
terminus:
Los ultimos inrormeS lIegados
de Queenstown dicen que eI
nGmero de supervivientes que has
ia la fecha han sido recOnocidos,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-11
Sc nan dcSarrOIladO eScCnaS cOnmO-
yedOraS.


T,s,s H.. dos liopnr 1uoor rsrn-
40. ,.,cj,5,rooorf. i,rribIns cuan
IN rapras,n nor las farjrs los Va
noros y h,rros u salem @ OBJ
i.io 10 busrar Ios rurrnos de- los
ON, r.r.ci.r,D nn n raf5strofr
81, ,..dioJos NOR uua multitud Jr
In. r,n ham nrrdido = Sis Dadrrs ID
hermann. run nrruunlaD nor
.IIos Er.pfa , Ias D,,mnnos Off
.ir,. ono an .sfo riuJaJ lirnr In
Cur,rJ Linn go ,rIomnro durautn
81 Ill, 49,, mu{,itud con obinfo dr
,..,b,r ,Ic,,r,. ipr,rmrs ,rnrr,
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rir,r.l,. ,mcrir,ros run vi,fa-
liam rn 81 "Iu.i,ania~. Las fa-
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-11
NUEvO EMPREsTITO AUSTRIACO

VIENA. Mayo 9.-Se Ia emitldo
Dor FL Gobieruo un uueyO empires
Ito de ciueo y medic por ciento
de- mlerGs annual. siendo el papel
que 10 garantiza redimible en- diez
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-11

Ia PRENSA e ell peri6dicO meNIcano de
MAYOR circulation en- los EStadoS Cnido>'
' por 10 tanlO el meiOr para les anunetan-
ties.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-11

aIcanza a 7Gi, de los cualeS i62
son pasajeros y 3O2 pertenecen a
la tripuIaci6n del barco. De los
Ia cuerpos recogidos hay 81 in
dentificados. De GstoS, 70 son pa
sajeros y % de la tripulaci6n."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-11
NOyENAS,

Del Santo Nino de Atecha, q is
centavos cada una.
Novena y Triduo de Nuestra Sc
nora del Perpetuo Socorre 40
centavos cada una.
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LLEGADA Y SALDA DE TRENEs.


Liegan- - ~
Nc. i.DeI Norre ................ 9:ioP.m N.
NJ, Del BEL S ,Soets ,..:::::::.:..... 9:55 a, N.
No an. TAYLOR ...... 200 p m.
No No., 4De WGIlco ......"...... i2:iO p. m.
No a. ne I arafo mirtOl . 500 3. n
Ssipn-
No, TIARA 81 Norte ..............f2:2 20 ?. m
No. para el NorJe .............. sis p. II.
NNO.t6-ETSress aiart0, especial. al
NOrte $50 a. m
Noli-LocaI para Laredo miHi9 1000 p. m,
No. i%oBe Houston, waco Corpus
No. 2Be Houston ' otros puntos
de Ia Costa H.
No. 5-be NUaAum y OLEUS pLllDS
'"' de Ia Costa ...,..~-.-.. TO P. m.
No.42-De KerrylIle .......-..... 9u5 a. m
N04Lpe Heryliie solo domInEos 5:'' ?. H.
No1i5-P}e herrytiie .d'aFio' eAce2 .. ID.
Salem
No. para Houston, waco y corpus
No. sara Houston orros Pun,os
de pa Ia o2 2assam = oir;s p16 MOS ? IL
Ge Ia .o>ta ................ t.o Pm
No.4-Para kerrvi.e solo los d0min-
gGs S:i1 4. n.
No.a-para KrrryiIie .dIarIo. 600. 5.g5 p II.
rrrlp los agmlugOSr ......... s.u5 4. N
G. IL. A =. A. tLiHea PRINCIPALLY
IIeqan-
~NOi0i-SunSet Ltd, De NueTa or
leans 4.O a. 10.
NO.t0s-Sunset Ltd, de san Fran
cisco S.53 q. m.
No. Fast NAL de v. urlranS..7.5j =. IN.
Nc. SFaNt Mail de Del Hlu-...ii.oJ q. III.
No. q-Sunset Express dc Nueya or
leans 7:55 p n.
Nh fn-SuUset EE--eSS de san Fran
cisco $50 D. N.
salem
~No.iyi-SunSet Ltd, para san Fran
cisco 40 8. m.
M fn5-Swn.ar I n nara Nueya or
leans 500 a. m
No. Fast Mail para Del Rio ..Ii:GU. a.. III.
No. ~FaSt Mail para Nurya Or
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ROSARIOS,

Rossrios blancos, de concha, muy
elegantes. so cts.
Rosarios negros, imitaci6n de CO.
cos cts.
Rosarios chicos, propios para Sc
horitas y ninas. 30 cts.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-09-29
YAVAPAI SENDS BIG
 EXHIBIT TO DENVER
(Ftom Wednesdays Oaily.)

(FFom Wednesdays Oaily)
 When the special car came through Prescott containing Arizona exhibits for the International Dry Farming Congress, which opens at Denver, September 26, an adequate display to represent Yavapai county was added by the Chamber of Commerce
 Early fruit of all varieties, which have been collected by L. L. Bates. assisted by John Bianconi, and which have been in cold storage was start ed on its way to Denver, also a good variety of vegetables, 42 different kinds of products being sent. The exhibits were gathered from the Skull, Miller and Verde valleys. Bates, in his work was also assisted by Miss Grace Sparkes and Processor F. B. Wood, the latter preparing a num- Der of sheaves of grains and decorat- ing them with yellow and purple, Yavapai's colors. Milo maze, corn, feterita, sorghum and baled hay were also shipped.
 After the dry farmers meet the ex- hibits will be re-shipped to Prescott and placed on display at the North ern Arizona Fair.
 The car and the exhibition will be in charge of Prof. A. NJ. McOmie, F. J. Willis, of Navajo county, and F. O. Allen, of Coconino county. Ex- hibits from the last two counties will be picked up at Flagstaff and Hol- brook. McOmie gathered the Mar icopa county display.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-09-29
TO AID MINERS AND
 ALSO THE INDUSTRY

TUCSON, Sept. 21.-The Board O Regents of the University of Arizon; at their September meeting complet ed the organization of the State Bur eau of Mines, which organization i; as follows: Charles r. Willis, direc tor; A. M. Hickman, secretary; J D. Arozena, assayer, and P. F Joseph, metallurgist
 MT. Culin will be in charge O safety and welfare work and will con duct researches along the line of i'm proving conditions relative to acci dents and general welfare. It is eX pected that the bureau will publish :; monthly magazine on this subject which will be in charge of Mir. Culin Mir. Joseph will compile all data rel ative to the non-metallic and rarC minerals of the State with view tC putting before the people methods of utilization of many valuable de posits. MT. Arozena will be ir1 charg' of the mechanical work of the de partment, and assaying and ore dress ing.
 Numerous educational bulletins vii be published by the State Bureau Mines with view to communicating to the people within and without tn State facts of Arizona mining. Othe bulletins will be published on sub jects of general interest to pros pectors. such as mining law, usefu minerals of Arizona and their meth ods of determination and mine valu ation. There will be bulletins pub lished for the benefit of the miner anj the work of the industry at large These bulletins will be distributed gratis, and may be had upon publica ton by addressing the director.