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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-20
ZEPPELIN BROlGHT DOuN
IsS N8H-filfFA Guns

ionloa. Jan 20 f2:f5 q. MA
vepppiir ms been brought down ca
Huashanfon. 3 lev miles north OF
sanGfinghnfa, according 70 a dispatch
from Kings hymn ~ ffIe Central Ne%a.
the dsspateh adds that me Zeppelin
whs hfeuEin down ~ the Gre q q
waffhlp.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-20
AIRsHiPs RETURNING
TOWARD SWITZERLAND

Amsterdam tsia London. Jan. 20,
$3.50 a. nll--f'fom Kollum, Nlleland
and TcrschelinE The NisuwE Van
Don Dag has received news that three
airships were returning from the west
and flying eastward II was reported
ala0 that gun firing was audible 10
the westward of Nlieland
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-20
fOtR PERSONS REPORTED
KILLED At YARMOUTH

London. Jan. 10 uf:5s p. 1.-THE
correspondent Of the Central News at
Yarmouth eaye IL " reported there
that four persons were killed by the
bombs dropped By the German ayia.
tor al Yarmouth.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-20

Vienna, tvia London. Jan ~. 1885
y. m.l@"ln Poland and in western
NAiicla. SAYS an official cofnmuni.
cation issued today. the fighting IS
confined 40 artillery engaaements
while In the Garpathians nothing has
occurred.
Near Jacohcni. in south Bukowlna,
Russian attack has been repulsed
with heavy losses
There is 40 change ii the southern
lheattr.n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-20
ZEPPELIN DROPS BOMBS
NEAR sANDRINGHAM

i.osadun, Jan. 20 tIe.s3 n. MI THE
Press associations Kings Lynn cor
respondent, snya IT WA ii Zeppelin
that dropped the bombs on that town
and near Sandringhnm The attack
occurred at i0.A5 y. IA.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-20
Letter 60
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For You.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-20
PEACE INFERENCE is
CALLED AT SAN ANTONIO

Ter sosssHc 5ouRHst srseikl tEsssa wissi
san Antonio Tex Jan. ia
peace conference 60 which prominent
leaders in Mexican affairs have been
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-20

New York Jan tfThee American sailed on the
fancona to devote their time
MfF Reginald Brooks Of the
GINA win Join her sister Mrs Waldorf
sailed
Arizona republican., 1915-12-05
Calumet e. Arizona

The directors of the Calumet & Ari-
IONA will meet on Dec. to take ac-
ton on the quarterly dividend. a di-
vidend of 81 was paid in the last quar-
ter making 50 for the first nine months
of the year and it is expected that the
dividend for the last quarter viii be
an increase over the previous dividend
of 81 per share.
II is estimated that Calumet & Ari-
IONA had set aside sufficient for the
company's subscription to S3,000,OOO
convertible bonds to be issued for fl
nancing the development and equip
ment Of the New Cornelja property and
that the treasury is now in shape for
dividends more nearly approXimatins
the earnings.
Taking the price OF copper at 1Sc and
the company is believed to be earning
at the rate of S12 per annum SO that
with the metal market firmly estab-
lished on zoe basis, dividends on
Calumet & Arizona should be far
larger than those declared so far.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-05
SAGE TEA PUTS LIFE
AND COLOR IN HAIR
Don't Stay Grayy Sage Tea and
Sulphur Darkens Hair so Natur-
ally that Nobody can tell.

You can turn gray. faded hair
beautifully dark and lustrous almost
over night if you'll get a so cent
bottle of "Wycth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound" at any drug store. Mil
lions of bottles OF this old, famous
Sage Tea Recipe are sold annually,
says a well-known druggist here, be-
cause it darkens the hair so natural
ly and evenly that no one can tell
it has been applied.
Those whose hair is turning gray.
becoming faded, dry, scraggly and
thin have a surprise awaiting them,
because after one or two applica-
tons the gray hair vanishes and
your locks become luxuriantly dark
and beautiful-all dandruff goes,
scalp itching and falling hair stops,
This is the age OF youth. Gray
haired, unattractive folks aren't want
ed around, so get busy with Wyeth's
Sage and SULPHUR tonight, and you'll
be delighted with your dark, hand
ance within a few days.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-05
Abundance of Aluminium

Aluminium is the most abundant of
all the metals. In the folm of it's oxide,
alumina, it constitutes about Is per
cent of The eerth's crust. Yet until re-
cent ears il was a curiosity: there
We're only sew hundred or few thou
sand pounds in existence and its value
was $14 or SIS pound. Within a gen.
Grafton it has become very useful, now
selling at about 20 cents a pound. The
entry of aluminium into the field of
useful metals came with the discovery
that it could he extracted from the
mineral bauxide, clay-like substance
This mineral itself is by no means
plentiful, but known deposits are suf-
ficient to make aluminium an import
ant competitor of certain metals, such
as copper and tin, in a good many
lines Of work.
Already aluminium has displaced
steel in certain classes of construction
where strength is required in conDin-
alton with extreme lightness, such as
in the manufacture of flying machines.
An alloy known as duralumin, contain
ing about 80 per cent of aluminium. is
claimed to have qualities as good as
Arizona republican., 1915-12-05
General Review of Metals and Mining
Conditions

Conditions
The copper market during the past
weeI- has developed an extraordinary
strong tendency as all factors have
combined to favor the strong position.
Unprecedented demand for copper
from domestic as well as foreign
sources coupled with the fact that the
present entire output of the refineries
of 1G0,C00,000 lbs. monthly is not large
enough to cover the enormous require
mcrts which are inquired for, has
caused a scramble for copper princi-
Ially from domestic consumers, who
have held back their orders two long,
waiting for metal The price of the
metal IS around zoe with a strong
upward tendency and all conditions
suggest its continuing to be so.
The condition OF silver is brighten
ing up considerably and more than for
a long time past. We learn from all
quarters that old silver properties are
receiving renewed attention and espec-
tally ole dumps. This is made possible
~ the successful adoption of the float
alton process, being able to treat lower
grade ores at lower cost, than any pre-
vicusly adopted process. The rarer
metals are receiving a great deal of
attention, especially tungsten. The
buyers for this metal are in the field
personally to secure it's purchase in
any form or quantity.
There is a great deal of attention
and Investigation being centered all
over Arizona, the central point of at
traction being of course the wonderful
Oatman district. An endless amount
Of buncombe and bosh is being written
regarding the district and this is hash
Cd and Tehashed until it absolutely
loses its effel tiveness. The discovery
of another mine will go more to aid the
district in present and future develop
mcnt than al the ETHEREAL notices that
can be written. The district around
Kingman was an important mining
center thirty years ago and the diff
culties and lack of facilities We're a
hundred fold what they are today. But
the wild cat is ever proving around
q new camp and the small Spectator
is ever ready to take a chance in
what is openly declared to be a gam
BILE
The Improvements and advance
ments in Arizona have been varied and
many, and means much for the future
in mining in all its phases. The only
blot on the horizon is the strike at
Clifton
The advantages to the ore shipper
has been made manifest by the low
elei freight rates to the smelters and
the modification of smelter charges.
Renewed attention was given &c
mining interests after the so per cent
law was declared unconstitutional by
the supreme court of the United States
Now if we can avoid the addition OF
any further feak laws of this nature
to the statue hooks and settle down to
Arizona republican., 1915-12-05

which happened to he in the path of
the mad waters was swept away and
nothing had ever been built which
could successfully resist the mad cur
rents.
After thorough study Of the mat
ter and an investigation as 10 the
requirements, Mr.. Grand devised
what might he called multi cellular
dam, or one constructed of a number
of honey combed sections, which
when flood time came, could be open
cd so as to permit an almost unOb-
structed sweep of the onrushins wa
tiers. This dam has since been pro
tected by extensive patents.
Then came TIE matter of selecting
some available sites. and following an
exploration of the Canyon for per-
iod covering over two years, Mr.. Gil
rand was able to find six which about
| filled the requirements, all OF them
| being on the upper part of the stream.
The United States government had
| refused to allow any dams to be
! erected in the Canyon proper. con-
seduently all of the sites had To be
/ located above this stretch OF the river.
! The first Of these sites to be de
veloped is one which is but 2 miles
| from Peach Springs, Ariz., and the
Santa Fe is already at work building
a track from that point to the power
site. The surveying and exploration
/ party left Phoenix only last week.
and in a few weeks the work Of
I building the first power unit Will
have begun in earnest.
| From this first station it is expect
4 ed to develop something like $4,000
horsepower, and this can successfully
! be transmitted up to a distance Of
three hundred miles, or within a
radius of sufficiently large proportions
to enable a majority of the mining
enterprises of the northern part of
this state and Southern California to
receive electric power from the new
source
! 1t is understood that both the San
Ia Fe and the Southern Pacific roads
have made inquiries regarding the
possibility Of securing electric power
/ from the new project for the purpose
| of electrifying their mountain divi-
sions in that part Of the country, es-
peciaIly in the neighborhood Of TIE
continental divide. And it is also
stated that the new copper mines at
1 Ajo. and Cornelia may later be sup
piled with the juice generated by
Z the Colorado.
When one considers the vast amount
4 IF valuable ore which is located in the
northern wilds of the state OF Ari-
iona, a region which needs only am
pie power facilities in order to he
come highly developed, it can be I'M
derstood just how great will be the
benefit of such power system, ana
on the completion of the enterprise,
one can look for some unprecedented
activities in the way OF developments
/ in the territory which viii be served
Arizona republican., 1915-12-05
OF
THE COLORADO
Surveyors Have Left PhOe-
nix to Explore Girand's
Power Sites-Mighty I'M
petus to Mining Activity
Depends on Juice Supply

y project which has for its ultimate
purpose the supplying of electric
power to nearly every mining com
munity in Arizona and Southern Cal
ifoInia, win be in working order in
perhaps eighteen months. This is
what is to DE done when the mighty
forces of the Colorado river are prop
erly harnessed and the terrific power
Of that swirling stream actually put
to use in supplying heat, light and
power TO all of the adjacent country.
Toward this end, James 3. Grand,
one of the best known engineers of
he southwest. has been devotinS his
efforts for the past several years,
and at last having apparently over
come all OF the numerous obstacles
which have heretofore stood in the
way Of the successful carrying out
of the project, the construction work
on the enormous dams and power
plants and stations is about 10 be-
gin.
There is an estimated fall OF some
thing like 5000 feet in the Colorado
river between the mouth and the
source, and according to figures made
public by the geological survey, its
annual mean discharge is from $4,000
TO 10000 second feet, which il it
could all be harnessed, would develop
a horsepower reaching the staggering
total of nearly twenty million.
However, in the past there have
been number of seemingly insur-
mountable obstacles which have con-
spired TO prevent any Of this vast
amount of power being put to any
r,r.1 cricaI 1tse In tho first r1aea tho
geographic condition Of the country
was such that very few available
power sites could be found on ac-
count Of the steep and rock country
through the river passes. Another
thing which had to be considered
was the rampage in which that sullen
stream INDUCES at least once a year,
and at these flood times everything
Arizona republican., 1915-12-05
Tunqsten PROPERTY

TIE Pittsburg Tungsten company
which have been holding and operating
their cupro- tungstate properties in
Cave Creek So miles north of Phoenix
are increasing their worHing force con
siderably for the purpose of extracting
IS much of the ore as possible during
the high price of the metal Develop
ments have been carried on very
quietly during the last year but sGf-
ficient ground has been opened up 70
enable mining OF the ore to be carried
or much more extensively
Some of the ore from this property
is beautiful in appearance and fire.
quentIy carries fine metallic elements
Arizona republican., 1915-12-05

electrically, by this most important
work.
Engineer Grand, the moving spirit
of the whole matter, viii be remem-
bered as the builder of the Tempe
bridge during the time that he acted
as territorial engineer. He also re
Gently had in charge the work of
locating and investigating the pro
posed Verde pure water supply which
it is hoped that the city of Phoenix
may in the near future be able 10
enjoy.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-05
Exncsed Reel Mine

This property near Patagonia and
comprising four claims has been leased
to Dowd and shannon, for a period of
two years. The mine is owned by AL
bert Des Saules and ]. B. Shannon of
Risbee The property has a tunnel $50
feet in length which cuts a six foot
ledge of seven per cent copper ore and
is stated to also carry high values in
gold and silver.
The property is situated two miles
southeast of Patagonia in Alum Gulch,
at the south erd of Red Mountain, be-
tween the old F1uX mine and the well
known Worlds Fair, silver mine.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-05
Mama

Owing to the richness of the ore
hoisted, even a lower cost is reported
from the Magma property at Superior,
where, it is asserted copper is being
produced at only 5.72 cents a pound.
This mine has small concentrating
mill but is shipping it's richer ores.
The Magma, controlled by the Hay
den-Stone corporation is one of the
remarkable mines of the southwest and
the wonder is that it is not operated
on y much larger scale.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-05
Old Dnnnininn

Old Dominion is now earning at more
than double that rate but owing to the
water troubles early in the year the
production will be slightly less than
for last year and earnings for the y
months will not equal the present rate.
Old Dominion is. however, now in
splendid shape for the future and with
the prospects of a sustained metal
market around current prices stock
holders have the promise of substan-
tally higher dividends next -ear
Old Dominion Of Maine. the holding
company, has declared 4 quarterly di-
vidend of $50 a share.
In March Old Dominion paid so
cents, in June 81 and in September
$3.50
With the current declaration of 81
a share, Old Dominion will have paid
a total of S25 a share or S7,320.4S7.
Costs at the Old Dominion are re-
ported around S1-2c, on a production
expected to be about 100000 pounds
COR the current year. The output was
diminished considerably by reason of
the spring floods.
The new Inspiration mill at Miami
is now handling 5000 tons Of ore a day
and is to be worked up gradually. upon
complexion of additional concentration
units, to full capacity of 1900 tons.
This. it is expected, win be reached in
January.
The present copper production OF
100000 pounds a month viii nearly
| be trebled next year. With copper at
Is cents, the increased outputs value
would reach the astonishing total OF
s16,500.000 annually. The production
cost is expected to be even less than
cents a pound.
The November turnout of copper is
expected to reach 5000, 900 pounds.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-05

This department is under the di
rection of MIR. w. E. DEITY, the
we'll known mining engineer, who
will carefully scrutinize all mat
ters relating to mining in order
that only reliable information re-
garding legitimate enterprises
shall find place here.
The Republican would be pleas
ed to receive information from
any part of the state regarding
the development of the mining in
dusrry. All communications should
be addressed: Mining Department
Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-05
0be MINES Of ARIZONA

an honest and sincere development Of
our state We will soon see it ablaZe
with attention and development. As
it is there has been q great many i'm
portant mining deals but they have
been mainly in properties turned over
under contracts and options and some
smaller cash deals.
Probably the most important and
permanent sold discovery is the Unit
ed Eastern at Oatman In coppers
the Shattucz has developed the great
est diversity of ores. The Ray Her.
cules and the Magma at Superior have
proven an additional area of their dis
seminated ores by drilling. The Her
cules has at present two drills in OPP
! Grafton and two additional ones Will
he operating within the next. ten days.
In milling proba bly, the most notable
advancement is the perfecting of the
flOatation process at Inspiration.
There has been improvements in mill
ing processes at Tom Reed. OatInan,
Commonwealth mine and Pearce. But
the most important discovery and sue
cessful determination in ore treatment
| is the perfecting OF the process for ex-
tracing the values from the copper
carbonate ores at Ajo, (NeW Cornelia
Copper Coz
The new smClters and Improvements
Of old ones are very important to the
state. Foremost stands the large plant
at Clarksdale. (Jerome) additions and
Improvements at the Humboldt. new
smelter of Arizona Copper and others
of minor Importance. The new year
will see these Announcements greatly
added to.
Facilities for shipping ore has great
ly improved. a new narrow guage
railroad has been constructed from the
Arizona and Eastern at Webster to the
Magma mine at Superior. This has
helped the district considerably and
| especially the handling of small
patches of ore.
The railroad from ella Bend to Ajo
! is under construction and will be
completed by the beginning of the year.
! Although built for the sole accommO-
datiOn of the New Cornelia company,
| it viii assist mining developments con-
tiguous to its course. There are many
| other points OF interest that might be
called attention to. But the great
! boom and erdeavor for the successful
advancement of all Arizona interests
viii come, When those already inter
+ ested and those outside willing to
come in are given the assurance that
Arizonians TO a unit viii afford all
helpfullness and a square deal to all
and it seems very evident the citi-
zens are ready to meet this demand
and requirement. Then Arizona viii
come by her own.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-05

his occupation OF the ground, espec-
tally while trying in good faith to
make a mineral discovery. Under the
law other locators are also entitled to
go upon the ground, so long as it can
be done peaceably and without inter-
fering with the first claimant and un-
der such conditions to attempt to
make n discovery. In the case Of these
rival claimants the claim goes to the
one making a discovery first.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-05

Location of 4 mining claim is not
valid unless based on a mineral dis
cOvery within the lines and on the
actual ground of the claim, although
it is known that large number of
locations are made without mineral
discovery.
1t has been held by the Land De-
partment at Washington and by many
courts. that "a valid location of a min
, ing claim may be made whenever the
pTOspectOr has discovered any indica =
( tons of mineral. so that he is willing
/ to spend his time and money following
ii with the expectation of finding ore
Applicants for mining patents have
| their ground examined by federal
government mineral examiner The
position of a locator attempting to
hold a location without a mineral dis
coVery cannot be fully defined The
locator is entitled to be protected in
Arizona republican., 1915-12-05
Raw Consolidated

The Ray Consolidated will pass the
70000,00O POUNDS mark in copper yield
this wear, with costs a shade under 9
cents 4 pound. showing a profit Of
about s6,500,000. At the end OF the
year the company Will convert into
stock bond issue of s2.3SO, 600. The
treasury surplus now is over S5.UG0,0O0.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-05

those of good Ressemer steel, although
it is only one-third as heavy. This al
10y possesses great hardness when an
nealed, and its melting point is above
100 degrees F. The great future Of
aluminium lies in the perfection of Il
process whereby it can be commerce
iallv extracted from the unlimited de-
posits of alumina-riCh CLAWS and
rocks, which exist in all parts of the
world. The day which shall yield
really cheap aluminium holds out
boundless possibilities. The chemist
or investigator who can devise the
needed process of extraction will not
be forgotten by succeeding genera
tons
Arizona republican., 1915-12-05
Ouartzite

A great deal Of attention is being
given to this district at present for the
recovery Of the auriferous placer from
the very large area Of gravel. All
these areas have been worked for the
last 30 years by the primitive opera =
ton OF dry washers and very large
amount of gold has been recovered by
this method.
To- present effort is 10 save the
gold contents by the use OF machinery
this OF course by the dry process, as
the country is Waterless.
QUennier pulverizing machines are
being used by the various operators
to disintegrate the cemented gravel.
the latter being carried to n Stebbins
dr. concentration, so far the test Opcr-
atoms have proven highly satisfactory.
But actual operations to capacity have
not been started. But there are four
companies which are very near the
completion point of their plants the
success OF these win be watched with
interest. There il no question Of doubt
about the extensive areas of gravel and
e their carrying geld in remunerative
quantities