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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-02
Definite Basis Appears Today
for Persistent Report That
Austria and Germany Are TO
Initiate Negotiations.
POPE BENEDICT MAKES
HIS POSITION PLAIN
Will Not Support Any Initia-
tive Toward Peace Without
Favorable Assurance From
Allies.

fHy Esraius Herald toassd Wircl
London. Nov. G;Il q. M --
Nncnt the pvI-i~icnt reports that
Nu.trin and Germany ATE about
80 initiate peace negotiations, fhr
Komc correspondent uf the Daily
Ncv-. nurih, ,irr hi- Information
tn Trustworthy source tvlr-
Itupll-
THE pope b. determined uu, To-
~uupuft Hu, Initiative toward
uru,r uI,iuu-lN Inspired bN the
Nu.ttu-Gtmut~ uulc-- assured
tn,ir b. possibility thHt the al
ur- are favorable Co q Dun.id id"ra-
tiuu ui ptupu-ai-. switzerland
also b. determined tu abstain
from any peace u"aot,aiiuu-
which are iur, duun,d 60 failure.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-02
Further Firing Across Border
Expected to Mean Attack by
Border Forces on the Or
fender.
GALES CLAIMS HE
HAS WON THE FIGHT
General Funston in Report to
Washington Indicates That
searchlights Alone Saved
Carranza Army Last Night.
my Evening Herald Leased wirsl

Douglas Nov. 2.--rr0ops
moved back nom the hordsw werc
ordered Ia pack baggage IN the
wagon train and each man was
instructed to take individual
rolls. indicating purpose GO
take drastic action Ia event of
further firing upon American ter
ritory.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-02
Proper Perspective, Limitless
Patience and Overlooking
Courage Necessities Of Pres
ent Situation.
PAYS GLOWING TRIBUTE
TO ENGLISH NAVY
Accomplishments in Clearing
Seas and Transporting
Troops Unequaled in His
tory. Says Prime Minister

tBg l,oHIuE Herald Leased Wiral
Iuudou. NpN. . t.tn o. u'.l---
sir Frederick Edward smith. WHO
has been solicitor gcHrig, hH-
been appointed tu succeed Sir I'd
ward Carson a. attuiucy general
Premier N-guith announced today
London. Nov >. tSt5A p. ny
That -tntiv- ,I cNrc--iNC -tkuc..
nuiung thr truup- on tir Cnilipuii
peninsula ind not been over
drlvI was revealed todaN iu tbc
hou-c at commons Us Harold y
TCmitut parliamentary uudrr-
SECRETARY tor war who informed
the house that approximately 5s.-
OoO oliCcr- aud men had uccn rC-
moved ,rum ihc peninsula ON au-
count of ~ickuc-- bctWCrI Npril
- uud October 20.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-02

fitofNs
Washington, Nov. 2--itepOrfs
from Major ccrefaI Funston sent
last night Indicate that failure
Of villa artillery Are "a put out
the ssarchliehts Ia Aqua Prieta,
prevented direct assault upon
the Town. American army officers
who watched the lighting. bclicV-
cd villa would have tnkcn the
town last night but for the
scarchlights.
Colonel Slocum reported Il was
evident TINT both aides were en-
dcayorirg Ia rs.spcit Amcrirnn
territory aud that the nre of
Nilln's gums wa bcine directed ~
a. not Ia cnfiauacr American
Hives or property.
Washington. Nov. 2-Gcneral
Carran<a'~ agency here today
announced receipt of di-patclies
from General Gales ~ Aqua
Pricta claiming the dccTat OF
General villa.
Douglas. Arix.. Nov. 2.--ser--
geant Walter Mays and Private
Mitchell. Company I. seVcnih
regiment infantry were wounded
In a trcnrh wet of the Uniicd
states custom house shortly be-
fore noon. Mays was wounded
IN the right and and Mitchell la
the left leg, probably BY the same
bullet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-02

iAIIlu not hang four street
MHv sign billboards on the
UIII Central avenue traf-
fic copl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10

the gang. and then collect extortio,
money. This he refused. II is said
that LOppe pulled a CUR and Pauline
to protect himself. fred four shots At
Delori and Loppe. One OF these toot
effect In LopDe's hip. and another tool
effect In DelOrl's lungs
Pauline Afraid Of Cana.
The men feel that Paulipe.s s,.t
ment m through his fear NJ the
members Of the gang There ,-o -,
four OF five 10 ne 80
When that Is done. one OF tho dir,to1,
rottenest and best Organized GANG -
the country will have been rlesped h.,
according 10 the officers
u was learned through he oFi,t.t.
yesterday that JOppe or VotropoW -.
De was known then. served si,t..r
years In the prisons OF italy for t5.
part In the Camorra. known AZ a..
mother Of Black Hand s~ocieties Ubg,
ne was released he came to this cour
Try. and operated throughout its Wan
and breadth. coming here al tb. er.55.
cation of the Jim Cotanba gang which
was cleared out some wears 4ro
IL seems that EotronaIf saw ,
chance and formed n etron. ,,,r
which a been operating hara f,r
some time without the kuovIadg. -
the law Pauine's arrest yeafards
partly clears that up WHOM ne.
cases come mp for hearing at Inc Som.
tembcr term Of Criminal court ora. ~
the most Sensational Hispl usrJ
yanFs that has ever been dispiD..J Iii
be heard A. present there arc siro.
n dozen In the county Jail. and moro
90 come
While 70 has not been ro-urTYs,,ty
found ont. get % De- thouaht mad Tho
Mania a branch OF tho Camorra is r.
sponsible for Che death OF chief Of
Police Hcncssey at New Orleans .oDc
years ago. and that VetronsUi.s r.1g
is almost directly connected with that
branch.
~ the time OF The shooting of Uelori.
the l~utclli9onccr used BE- as q gIsrt
Hand depreciation Tho chronicle vs-
not believed by officials bot tho han
pennies of yesterday would lead ono fo
believe THAT DO bad rho dope
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10
COUNTY COURT.


Warren shaw and Nora Willour.
both o. Canton. Ohio.
Laurence VI. Hath and Elizabeth &.
ROdOcker. both Of Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10
BOOK OF FACTS
And PICTURES
ISSUED BN 6OARD OF
TRADE FOR DISTRIBUTION
sest interesting and Instructive
Booklet % Kind Ever Complied
ey Organization.

Perhaps the o compact. interest.
ing and instructive booklet, advertls
ing this city ever issued by the Wheel
ing board OF trade. Is the one Just on
the press and Is being sent out BY the
thousands by the organization. The
booklet Is p~rofussly illustrated with
halftone cuts OF many % the leading
Industrial enterprises OF this city.
clear street views and historical
scenes about the wheeling COM
munity Also many OF the larger
church buildings n handsome resi-
dences.
Under the caption. short story OF
a Live Town. a review OF the clty's
Advantages and a general synopsis OF
wheeling district Is given under vari
Gus sub-heads. as follows Settled
by N%irgfnians.' a Steady Growth.
Good Roads, Indus rial Resources
Trunk Lines and Trolleys. Financial
strength Civic Progress" MUM
cipal Fscts.' a Trade Center" and
Hotel Facilities"
The booklet concludes with facts
figures down-to-dste. giving the
CITY population of Classihcation-
color. nativity. sex. foreign birth. male
voting age and school age. also the
number OF dwellings and families in
me city. The statistic arr given for
1910 and 10. The total population for
1915 is given at 43.O3s. \ brief state
ment is made OF whee!inE's financial
strength. showing the big bank clear
ings from 1909.
The booklet was compiled BY Secre-
tary-Ireasurer Y. Il. Naylor. who
Jointly signed with President George
} Matnison, the following concluding
invitation and telling for what the
board stands. reading. The Wheeling
Board OF Trade. representing the com
n-eree and industry OF the city. ex-
tends a cordial invitation TO inves-
tors and homeseekers TO come here
and prosper. n 10 the convention
visitors and auto tourist a hearty vel
come 10 tarry with US and enjoy the
many good things We have TO offer"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10
REINSTATE SMITH
Fireman on Island Hose House is
Placed Back en- City Payroll
Henry Myers Hearing Friday.

With a sort Of comatose condition
in the police department. the city fire.
men are now holding the citizens at
tentiOn. Yesterday morning Harry
Smith of the Island. discharged some
days ago for sssaulting Harry VIII
kinson was r~einststed. This took
place after a full hearing before the
board OF control Wilkinson said he
did not wish to see Smith lose his job.
Friday morning Henry Myers OF the
Eighth ward will be given a hearing
before the board. This action will be
taken pursuant TO a resolution passed
Tuesday night in council. Both OF the
hremen are men OF high quality. and
their places would be hard 10 NIL on
the force.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10
WILL FILE SUIT
County viii Try and Force q. & o.
to Place Subway at Thedah Place
Conference Yesterday.

Prosecuting Attorney n. A. Mckee
net with the county commissioners
yesterday morning and discussed the
adyisaility OF filing a mandamus suit
against the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
company. This ONE up directly on
the refusal OF the company to finance
the building OF a subway at Thedah
Place. II IL not expected that suit
will be filed until the court receives a
decision from State Road Engineer A..
ID. Williams. Should the county win.
and the company would be compelled
to bridge the crossing. this some thing
will probably be demanded at every
dangerous crossing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10
JIM PAULINE TAKEN INTO GUS
toby YESTERDAY MORNING.
ls Willing 20 Tell All He Knows Of
Notorious Organization and lie
Inner Workings.

In the arrest OF Jim Pauline. in
East Wheeling. yesterday. and his
later admissions. secret service men
who have been working here since the
hrst Of May feel that they have
cleared up the Black Hand depreda-
tons OF the East End Pauline was
arrested az 10: 30 O'Clock and vas com
mitted 20 the Ohio county Jail By
Squire Hobbs IN default OF $500 bond
20 appear 81 a preliminary bearing
Shortly after his arrest. Pauline
made a statement In which u Is under
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10

-Four deeds Of trust were left FOR re.
cord With the clerk OF the county
court yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10
FILES SUIT
County Asks $500 Damages Of Frank
hathaway for Damaging Bridge at
West Alexander.

States Attorneys ID. A. Mckee and
r. A. O'Brien yesterday filed suit for
the county in attachment for $500
damages against Frank Hathaway OF
Bellaire. The suit was filed in the
circuit court. and is brought to re-
cover for the damage done a bridge
near West Alexander when. il il
claimed. through negligence. the car
OF Hathaway side-swiped II. Hatha-
ways car. p Chalmers touring car. is
now being repaired at the WOodsdaIe
garage. n ii was attached yesterday.
The bill Of complaint filed alleges that
Hathaway was driving more than 20
miles PER hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10
BLACKHAND LEADER is
SHOWN UP BY MEMBER OF GANG

stood he said that he shot Tony De-
lori. now In the hospital. and Antonio
NetrOnelli. who Is confined In the
county Jail. In his statement. n r.
said. Pauline told the officials that
that Tony Delori and Antonio Vetron-
ELI. who Is commonly known ss Tony
BOppe, are the leaders Of the local
Black Hand gang. especially Tony
Loppe.
70 H. further understood that on
Sunday afternoon. February q. these
two men tried TO get Pauline 10 Join
the gang. lie was FIRST approached
az 2 o'clock. lie refused TO Join h..
and fearing that they might harm him
he went 20 his room and secured a
revolver.
He then went to a Christening on
bic way there Ioppe and DelOrl tried
TO get him 10 pay initiation fees into
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10
DAMAGE SUIT
Action in AssumpSit Filed Yesterday
In Circuit Court Against Caldwell
& Drake.

a suit in assumpsit wa filed yester.
DAY with the clerk OF the circuit court
by Attorneys Hubbard & Hubbard
styled Otis Elevator company W..
& Drake. u Is brought for
the sum OF $4,000 said to be due for
damages sustained in p deal Attor.
neys have not as yer filed their bill
Of complaints.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10
POLICE couR1

-Four offenders faced Judge Jordan
S'stord'y morninc and they wero
% disposed o.
George Hummer was fined $40 and
roFts for dumping rubbish boz "a sever
af lwenty.eighth street John Rum
nor and George Brandon. WORKING wtb
George Runner. escaped with fine. Of
81 and costs each AZ the mon had
been warned by Omccr Cameron
Glenn Davis drunk. was lined g.
and costs. but tho fine WAS suesrndcd
when DO s1id that o. conviction In no.
Ii'" court would ancCt his parole from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10
Indioestior and cors,in.,ion

About 1--WE years ago ! began TAX.
Ing Chamberlsin's Tablets after suf.
fering from indigestion and constipa
ton for years without finding any
thing to relieve me. Chamberlain's
Tablets helped me AT once, and BY
using them for several weeks I was
cured OF the complaint. writes Mrs.
Mary +. McMullen. Phelps. y. Y. For
sale BY all dealers.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10

irIminal Court Davis took part IN
The robbing Of the NeHbltt home ont
the pike. 10 is claimed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10
INSANITY CASE.
First 10 ee Taken Up. Locally. Under
New Law Filled.

Ohio county new insanity ommi-.
sion held Fee FIRST meeting Yesterday
The commission o. composed OF Coun.
~ commissioner Lou HaIler. preai
dent County Clerk John o. Wells
and Prosecuting Attorney d. a Nc.
E"e ia first case is that Of q local
" oman detained in au Institution at
Pittsburgh. whose relatives wish be-
removed 90 p State Institution Do
decided thar tho woman vii be
brought before the commission and
given n hearing then. if she be- ad.
Judged insane. she viii be- taken TO
me state institution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10
Deeds

Suburban Improvement company 10
Edwin G. Wing. lots 2. ~. %. rs and
p in the out-the-pike district. Con.
sideration. $40
James T. Walton 10 Nora Eoiterer.
loi LIS in WarwoOd. Consideration.
SO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10
T SIZE ROOM RUGS

1000 9xls Rubber stair Pads
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-22
STATE MINE BUREAU
STAFF is SELECTED
University of Arizona Regents
Place Charles F. Willis at
Head of Organization.

TUCSON, Sept 21-The Board Of
Regents Of the University Of Arizona
at their September meeting completed
the organization of the State Bureau
OF Minee which organization is as fol-
lows Charles +. Willis, director;
A. NJ. Hickman. secretary; j. u. Arc
zena, assayer and P. E. Joseph. metal,
mgist.
Mr.. Culin will be in charge of safety
and welfare work and will conduct
researches along the line Of improv-
ing conditions relative, to accidents
and general welfare 1t is expected
that the Bureau viii publish a month
ly magazine on this subject which
will be in charge of Mr Culin Mr..
Joseph viii compile an data relative
to the non-metallic and rare minerals
of the state with "a view TO putting be-
fore the people methods of utilization
of many valuable deposits Mr. Aro-
zena viii be in charge OF the mechani,
cal work Of the department and assay
ing and ore dressing
Numerous educational bulletins viii
be published by the State Bureau of
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-22
FRENCH BUSINESS IMPROVES.

PARIS, Sept 21- Eugene Blot, pres
ident of the French Commercial TRAY
elers Association. says the condition
of members Of the association, at
times almost desperate since the war
began, is rapidly improving. which
means he adds, that business in gem
eral is on the up grade curious
Fact Of this revival is that the biggest
orders come from the regions imme-
diately behind the front Half of the
$4,000 members of the Commercial
Travellers Association were modified:
Of the remaining half a great many
are still out Of employment on account
of temporary or permanent discontin.
uance of business by their employers.
and it is now proposed to send them
abroad to develop foreign trade This
is somewhat new for French CONNER
cial travellers. who i'm the past have
been rarely seen i'm foreign markets.
The object in sending them out now is
TO let them get acquainted with the
ways Of merchants in other countries
and show what France is, or win be
able to- supply
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-22
MUST DIE
NOV. 4SAYS COURT
Judgment of Lower Court Con-
firmed in Case of BiSbee
Murderer.

PHOENIX, Sept. 21.-Anrming the
Judgment of the lower court i'm the
case of the state VS.. W. w. Kermeen,
the supreme court has set Nov. 4 as
the date for the execution of the Bis
bee murderer
Kermeen who is in the state prison
at Florence is one of the condemned
men whose cases We're taken to the
supreme court on appeal While on
a hunting "trip near Bisbee he shot
and killed a man who had befriended
him, and robbing the body. fed to IN
Paso, where he was arrested. He was
found guilty i'm the lower court and
sentenced TO hang Oct g. 1914 He
was commuted to Dec 49, 1914, by
Governor Hunt, and in the meantime
appeal was taken to the supreme
kcourt
The statute. provides that when an
appeal is taken from a Judgment inn
posing the punishment OF death, and
the Judgment IS affirmed and the time
fixed for his execution shall have exc
pired, that the supreme court shall i'm
.ts Judgment fix the time when the
original sentence of death shad be
executed. A copy of the supreme court
Judgment delivered TO the supertin.
.endent OF the state prison is sufficient
authority for the execution at the
time specified.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-22
ANDREWS GIVEN BIG
FAREWELL PARTY BY
CHURCH AND FRIENDS
Retiring Pastor Of the Methodist
Church Is Tendered Party
Monday Evening; Fine Pro-
gram Is Had During Session.

In honor of Rev O. NJ, Andrews,
for some years pastor Of the Metho-
dist Church, and who is leaving Thurs
day morning for his new congregation
I'm Cleveland Ohio. the members Of
his church and many friends gathered
at the home Of e. C. Becker. in Moon
Canyon. Monday evening and gave
the retiring minister q rousing recep-
ton and party
During the evening an elaborate
program was enjoyed by the hundred
or more present After the reception
and program elegant punch and cake
were served.
The program included a selection
on the piano by Mrs Muir THE Holy
city, sung by Miss Watson. and two
readings by Mr. Krotz
Rev. J. f. Fry. on behalf of the min
isterial association of Bisbee. spoke
of the high regard in which Rev An
drews was held and of tine good wish
es which the association extended to
the pastor on behalf of the Metho-
dist Church. Miss Watson spoke and
Mrs. A. r. Hoy spoke on behalf OF
Bisbee.
Rev. Andrews answered i'm most APP
propriate fashion
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-22
COUNCIL INFORMALLY
DISUSSES QUESTION
OF CHANGING SWITCH
Owing to Absence of One COun-
Gilman Session Is Postponed
Until Tonight; Switch Matter
Discussed BY the Members.

Though Councilman Angus was alb
sent from the council last evening, me-
cessitating the adjournment Of that
body an informal session was held
at which Ralph Caldwell, superintend-
cnt of the Warren Bisbee Railway
Company appeared
The council has been considering
for some time past, the advisability
Of requesting the street car company
TO change its switch from the Flood
Gate TO the Depot According TO the
superintendent the company is very
willing to meet the wishes of the city
council but feels that the city should
provide a trestie over the subway en-
trance for the additional track and
secure a permit from the Copper
Queen company for the tracks to run
over its property
The councilmen informed the street
car man that enough money had been
budgeted of the purpose OF erecting the
trestle over the subway and that the
matter of securing a right Of way over
VIC tliAiiA N'ii boi9 HAouiu oiAoulH
be taken mp by the car company it,
self
The conversation was most agree
able and the representative of the
company determined that the council
was DESTROYS Of having the work done
as soon as possible, thus relieving
the congested traffic conditions at the
flood gate
The council will meet this evening
lat o'clock and take up the regular
affairs of the city
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-22
RAISE WINE EMBARGO.

LONDON Sept 21-The official
order given by the French government
prohibiting the expectation of wine to
foreign countries has been Withdrawn,
las far as it concerns England and the
United States This action is due to
the fact that the purpose of the order
was to conserve for French use the
ordinary beverage wines so generally
consumed in France, and not the bet
ter class wines shipped to England
and America
The order was partly due to the
failure of this years vintage in South
ern France, but chiefly to the abnorm-
al consumption of light wines by the
French troops and people engaged in
the war
Natural wines are, next to bread
regarded'as the great necessity by the
French people In France the aver.
age yearly consumption is 100 quarts
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-22
new SCREEN EFFECT
AT LYRIC THEATRE
installation of Latest Movie De-
vice Assures Splendid
Results.

A new gold-fnished screen is being
installed at the Lyric Theatre which
will make the pictures 100 per cent
clearer and look absolutely lifelike
The new screen will give the pictures
a very soft light and will do away with
the night-like effect so prevalent in
most picture theaters.
John Allen. the patentee of the new
screen who is installing them all over
the country, expects to have the
screen ready for tonights perform
ance He has just installed one of his
screens at the Lyric in Tucson with
such success that the Lyric manage
ment is hayipg all its theatres adopt
the new screen.
Today's program at the Lyric will
feature VIM FoXs three-part comedy
drama entitled THE Awakening"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-22

LONDON, Sept. 2l-Mme Sorgue.
a Socialist leader who only a year and
a half ago was referred TO by an En-
glish police official as "the most dan
gerous woman in Europe was an
honored visitor at the Ministry Of.
Munitions recently She has been do
Inc Red Cross work i'm France since
the early days Of the war but has
now returned to England TO address
Socialist meetings throughout the
country Il shall urge the British So
ciaiist 10 follow the example of his
French brother i'm determining 10 sec
this thing through to the end al any
cost" she said of her lecture plans.
"And ] shall emphasize especially that
we must lay aside agitations and
strikes until this more important bust
ness of the war is finished
The advocacy of strikes has been
Nine. Sorgue's chief reason for clash
ing with the authorities in times past
Madame Trouble" she was generally
called n Europe for if is said that
She adopted her name because it re-
5embled the German word Sorge-
for trouble She marched at the
head of the womens Hunger March
TO Tower Hin i'm London In 1912. and
nthe same year she was prevented
lron speaking at a coal strike meet
ing In Belfast because general order
had been issued for her arrest if she
landed IN the United Kingdom. She
has been imprisoned several times for
her part I'm disputes. and her face is
known TO the police of nearly all
European Industrial storm center5.
Nine Sorgue is the daughter Of
Durand de eros. French philosopher
Her grandfather was Russian Cen
elal, Cnpkoh
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-22

Mines with a view to communicate to
the people within and without the
state facts of Arizona mining. Other
bulletins will be published on general
interest to prospectors, such as min
ing law, useful minerals of Arizona
and their methods of determination
and mine valuation. There will be
bulletins published for the benefit of
the miner and the work of the indus.
try at large. These bulletins viii be
distributed gratis, and may be had
upon publication by addressing the
director.