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Arizona republican., 1915-07-04

FOR SALE-Good five acres, N. E. town. house. well. alfalfa; good ten or twenty acres, S F.. of town, very old water right. will improve with house and well if desired. good terms. See Thompson. I5 N. Ist Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04

SALESMEN-For leading lace and embroidery importers. Unrestricted territory. Liberal commission. No objections to side lines. P. O. Box SIT, Madison Square Garden, New York. u
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04

FOR SALE-lO acres improved ranch l mile southwest of Capitol, deal with owner and save commission. Box 721 Republican.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04

FOR SALE-Green grapes for jelly, ripe ones to eat Angelo Rossie, R. No. :, Box 1850. Sale all summer. bg
 FOR SALE-Mining property, gol0. silver, lead and copper; have shelter returns. P. o. box 6, Wickenburg, Ariz. 7bm
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04

WANTED Travelling salesman for all or part of this state, to sell Ladies Shirt Waists for immediate delivery,
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
Wanted Miscellaneous

WANTED TO RENT-Automobile by the week or month. What have you to offer2 Republican Box TT. l
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04
Wanted Situation, Male

Bookkeeping or clerking work, evenings, Saturday afternoon sundays. Box 713 Republican. l
 HONEST YOUNG MAN, good milk CT, would like steady position. Box 5442 Republican. k
 FIRST CLASS dry hand milker can milk 30 to 35 cows. Small dairy pre- fcrred Box 544 Republican.
 JAPANESE CLUB Most reliable agency for any help. especially cook and walters. 215 South Fourth Ave Phone 538 If
Arizona republican., 1915-07-04

REAL BARGAINS acres. 300 yds. off Central Ave, houses fine well water. value s3OOO. for sale at once for S2O0O cash. Nunneley. r w. Adams. l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28
ilnfrieasriide GpiipSe.

Die urDiihiige uno our1 nidts
81 beeintrddtigenoe SebensfreuOe
nameutli9 oes meibIiden Eeiles Der
belgiiheu 9eb6Iferuug uuroe Die
8eranloHung gu einem biibiden lin.
friegeriiGen 3Diihenipiel in oer
3eit Der Sample I'm anttDerpen.
gegegnet Ou, 10 idreibt 6. o. g.
in Der aGgl. H0id. cine oeitti6e
Marineabteilung auf Der 2ano.
itroBe unrDeit zines fleinen flami.
iben Std0then5 eiuern baDeriihen
aegiment. Spontaner Subel auf
bei6en Soften. Ger ~aommanoeur
Der Seeioloateu IdBt baItmoden un0
bic maferen 6aDeriidan aampfge.
noiieH ourd einige ilotte @eiien
Der Muiiftapele bagriBeu. uHO
iiebe oa: bon Der unDiOeriteblihet
gtbDtbmif oeutiher aegtnentsmuiit
in 9aun geidlogen, idrpdrmt plos.
lid aus ben Dlalern Der na9ege.
legenen SrtIdaft cine S9ar bauer.
Ii6er Gd0nen leidtfiiBig aus. lin.
befangen, ME neigierig ainoer,
ndbe-t ife iif Der aapeIle u1o nie.
gen iib Dor Den augen Der iiber.
rai6teu Grieger mad Dem Gafte Der
9hliit in ben SHften. Dur zines
fleinen @nitobes be0arf es oa nod
Elm beoeutiame8 SdnaI3en Den
gaJcrn, Elm ~einla0euOes Singer.
iduippen Der SeeIeute, uno i'm
nqGiteu augenbIit rpirbeIn Die
36de Der bon Oeutiden Solonten.
armen gebalteHen ildmii6en aWieis.
les" ben Starb Der 2an0itraBe alif.
gergeIien lit ale 6eiuoidnit, uo
fir cine geiegltete 8iertelihmoe per-
iinten Die 5dreden oes arieges in
Der prideInoen g8eiie zines oeltt.
iden &beinldnoers.
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@it bic 0ualdaba brHtidls paH
bdsldilie lapsrn.

VtAsIAfAIit tuRtths
llsbtr BE ari unb Weils, In bu
baB aapsrn otnti6u Dampfst bnra
mgliIdtarisesidifit sufanbe iommt.
gIbt Gin aus assBpitH tingetrufEsuu
Bsriti aufidlub In Dem as bsibi:
Pei BEN orobsnbtg aris9saul.
Brud bate fh cine aFobsTt anBabl
Otutidsr un0 oftrrtidiihtr Dampist
mad ben ais neutral atltenoen 6aitn
bee Su3iauals gsflddtet unb BON
bort lire miIitdrpflidtigs WounIhaIt
uaa Souis gtititt. Raa ben Re.
gtln bts 9oIllyItale5 DdEeA OisIl
Gdiffs BORT sd6abt gsipsIsn. info,
fern iis Ole Sdisn uidi Dor @smot,
gung bss Gtitass ptrlnFfu biiim.
5HJmiihen absr babsH bic nalii6sH
geb6rosH bic In port Sab un0
Sus5 Iitsnbsn 6aitihsn Gumpfsr
duf iolgenoe b5dR uHFairs msile gss
iapsrt. I'm 13. Sltober sri6isnn
an gor6 alltr osuii6sn uno 6Itsrs
rti6iidsn Dqmpfsr qbteilungtn Og
ogBptiiheH qoIi3ti uHitr Gem acms
moHOO zines Gffijitrs, Der Den aas
pitdHsn ertldrte, oab RiemaHo mtbr
ons gaHb asbsn barie uao 6ab Ole
S6ifie bis Sdfen gu bttlafsn bdtttn
Gelbitbtr tdnoIib psigtrten flo bic
Gapitdus Oitisr qufiorptrung nnh3u'
iommsu. 9araufbin babsH Die Gg1p'
tiihsH 6aitnbeb6rom 0urm Defenders
oa5u berbsigsiaafittn gsrionaI bic
N0idinen In Stano isbsu IaTen, ba'
ben neus Wlauuimafttn an 9uro ges
bradt uno snolih ots 9umpfer ard
nit 9obIsu unb probiant fir z "a,
&c ausgtrii fet. 9nrnah mubtsH
Die Sdiffs an IS. begin. 16. Gttpbsr
uutsr oeuti9er 6lasae a~usIaufn.
Ginigs WlsiIen BON BORT Sni6 eRts
fsrut, partete Der sigIiite arsu3sr
aDorrior". qls bitler oie oeutfdsH
9anoelsi6iffe tutbsdts, bseiIte Ct f9
isIbitDeritdHolit. fs rtgtIrs6t gu los
perm" uno mad QIsranorisu 3u brins
ssn. ollie iib!i6su 5ormaIitGten
puroen non Dem 5iibrtr oes areus
5srs nit Der peinIidfen Genauigtsit
erfuat un0 Die gstapsrten S6iffs
Bel antunft in Qltyau0rien benz
MariaalI beg qriisugsri6tes ubergs'
ben"
DeIa bsrrIi6e Satt 1T bod elm
arisg, Bel BEN man obus @efabr fir
aeib uHo 2et:n 70 Elm bO~rtsiIbafies
9si4dft MAIDEN lam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28

Del Der aalrigen 8~eriammlunf
Dec 6rntien.p ulispcreins Hdbm brl
0oebnemnnn bic stele Scr abrpeicn.
Den Sefretdrin 5rm 6inde en-.
drou Bal. {, Deter mnrAe tn
oas poH ibr hi ibrcm Sauie arrdH.
atrte dnBerit a~elungeue aoHBert oeI
Ganf nes @ereius aubaeiprohcu
auBer Dem muiitdltihen 0rfolg una
Dem uus ba6urd bereiieten @enii
.eraab ith ndmlia 6er uberraiheno,
aeinertrng bon S2770. aith BIZ
pairiottihc Qimogebuna mar erbe.
bend hn iudbrmo oes 9nrtraas 0ey
@adlt nm 9beiH" iin0 Der otter.
.rcihiihen aoiierbunnf nac 4mDc.
.ieuoen lid erbpbeu imo mitianaen
Gs mnroc bcidloiIeL in 3 no.
den cine notwithstanding Bu
.aeben.
6rau @enaer aab Sen Gafiee unh
mnr0e ibr gIeidial6 aebouft.
0ddifc &eriommIlma RittDod.
Den 3. 5cbrnar, im ESQ i'm Gent.
ihcn @uus. grrpaliunasratb mi
2 llbr. Dcrielbr 1T and eriudi,
.naditen Samitog pituttlih nm 2 llbr
.iidl 1909 Soporo Sirabe eiu5u,
.im0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28
St2.OC
8afFenqsnoFsnidiaft.

Dertc, SomerIllq Aben0. fin0ei
i'm Geitihen 6nus sic regeImabigc
G%eriammlung De- gereius 9eutIte
Observation-Disclosures itatt aae Gie.
ietigen, Uelhe kobiidlttgen iid1 Die.
lem gerein on3nidlieBeu, iin0 ber3.
lid DilIfomnen Cine beionoere
e%rnIabuua ergebt an Oic oItcrreif
uHgariiden aomrraoen, ocnu Geut.
ite mo Seiterreiher tdmpfen In
0icicm gemnItiaeu 9rie9e SdylItcr
an SduIter aegen O1n 5eino.
s. 2emul.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28
nrntfr 8rifgs-
la6ri6trn!
8eppeIin furdlt IL garis.

Bars, %. San - Sier mur6er
.bcite @criidtc lalt, oaB mcbrerg
3eppeline i'm gnIl1e ieien nm oit
.Stabt gu beihieBen. Sniolae0eiier
.it 6as arie8smiutitrrium bapoaen
wor}eh itrifte @labnabmeH 8u trcf'
.icu nm cincm llchrriall begc9ncr
.8u tonneu. 5rnnoiite 6Iieaer ncr.
ben panrfDeiie in Den 8oritabten oel
ta6t ilatiouirt Der0en nm Ole Sen.
.pcIiuc aHluareiieu llnieritibt mer.
Den bteie ourh groBe armirte lentba.
he 6Iieaer. 2ettere id,mebeu maui.
.borlid iibpr Die Stdot 0abiu mi
.)lafridt uon oem Raben oes Sem.
.Oe5 81 geben.
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@%Oroffaner 6eiieaen dranioien.

Berlin, IS. San. (2ra6tIos iibel
.SapbilIe) ~ 1te lleberieeiihe ytads
ridteuogentur 6erihtet:
nlleber aonitautinopel fonlmt 6ig
Meloultg, 6nB Der 6iibrGr Der muli-
ridden Re6cIIen, 4b0nl 9talif, bic
5alptita0t lSe3 geHommen bot un6
oic dran3oIeu BORT $500 DfQnu an
Eo0ten mo BefauJenen oerIoren
BADEN. ionic neun 1el0geidiibe unD
cine @n5abl Maihinenfononen "
(2ie eroberlmg non 6e3 0itrt Die
RebeQen mar idou fru6er ob g}d.
brio qemeIoet unO lit on5er nidt
3u b~e3peifeln.)
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ans GunnnrtiL glnffs.

Sn ben goitliden Rdumeu bon
perrn uno 5rau 6. S. 2euh, 7Ot
Stitsmon Str. mar BIT ebren 0es
Sobnes @iaiam Elm biibidcr Mas
fcnbna orrangirt moroen, fpelher
GiBerit augenebm o%erlief. Inter ben
Iidsfenidler5en, meldc erfoIgreid)
sur ausfiibrumd gebrndt puroen,
lit Die 9fbitimmung iiber oie graut
u10 9rautigant al nelnell, ionic oie
nndfOlgenoe Sheintraung. 9as
0a3n nuserndblte gaar mar in Scr
alciouua elmer 8aaetttdn8erin uno
zines ridden Mtatroien. Die aoit.
llfen &dltme iparen ieItlid ae.
idmiift. 9ah Der Gemosfieruna
Uur0e ein feinc5 nSupper" |Ieruirt.
ltnter ben @Inmefenben limo folqen,
be Gomen mo 6erren 81 nennen:
Sri Sottie Gietid, Sri. @Denooline
Smith, SRI. @eleue 2angitron, SRI.
lGbriitine Shule Sri. 4ntoinctte
ISduIb 6rl. Fittb 2oinion SRI.
3elene 9tann, Sri. &o5el 02iQer,
sri. @tbel @eterien SRI. sc. Seen.
bad, SRI. 80 RobinIon, SRI. 2ettie
I5obnion, SRI U. 8aroian Sri. 81.
2unoeQ, Sri. %. SEMEN sri. ella
2eli6 uno SRI. @roce 2eud, ionic
bic @erren 8ictor 2angItrom, SEQ.
gangitrom, s. 2%anaitroms u. GietIdl
5obn aorinn. Geo. Sanfa, Clos.
ebars, Better Sdult, Clint. gromn,
9arrg 2eud, 8ia. 2euh, 2orens
I2eud, Bernhard 2el6. Jrou S.
9ol0en unO 5rm GGulb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28
qaoer6ansqeieb pernidltet.

2nlcoln %. San. Der aus
.bci6eh 6ditieru Ser 2e1islatlfr 3u.
iamuen9eiebte qusifniB sur 9era.
.t6lma beg 8%cieBentrpurfes 6etreifen0
bic 5dsaffnnq ctnes 2aqer6uiies
.hielt geiteru i'm SenatSiaale cine
Sibung ab mo beidloB, Ole m6e.
.itinntc gertagung be3iiglih oieier
2lnregung 81 empfebfelt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28

0;e Ianbbirtf9aftGis
den 9rDoutte aus Dem befeBtsn
fran8oFi6en @ebist trngen bereits our
gsriOrgung 9eutI6Ian6s Bel. Wis
I'm bort tGtiger beutider 8eamter
mitteilt, lit cine Rsihs perIahener
3aderfabriten fpieDsr in 8strieb GEE
fsbt iporten, i'm Die nod i'm 8oben
lteden0en 9iefenmengen bon 3uderriis
ben 3u Dertperten. Der fertige 3uts
fer miro mad 9euti6IdnO gefhafft.
Die frans0fi6en aan0leute erbalten
oui biefe Weife Qrbeit uno 8erbienlt.
9eiber rei6t Die 3aDl Der 4rbeitss
trdfte uidt aus, nm ale RiibeH gu
b~erar6eiten. yir eiren getl bes Greia
Tes Solingen nurten 40 9oppestpags
gons s3uderriiben aus 5rantrsin be-
Sogsn uno an bic 2onopirte 3urQiebs
fitterung ubgsgeben.
Gin GeefdbeI bon Der Qdnge
sinsr Geemeile nisgt in Der Cuff ~,
i'm WoFer 24 gonnsn.
Sn 8Oife, SOabO, si6t es "a
bsrIdiebene Arten bon 3isrs unt
G6attsubdumen, mas ais 8epeis
fir ben Grfolg zines suten BeiudHes
rangsiDltems aastfibrt pirb.
Cine gentle Dirt bon grufts
Omnibufen In 9onbon 1T nit
Dampfmotcrsn ausgsriHet, 5u 0sren
Betrisb gOts ala 9si5matsrinl benuBt
pirb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28
.Nitnrn al hrnlidt ennbtsarnpN,n


eonoon. 2s. san. - ssn elmer
Tepfidle ans aairo meloet bic
tunes. .9lab impifBieIlcn gtnf.
Iridten atis Ciiafrifd bobrn ott
0cutfden Die iih NIT ciuaeboraneH
Iruppcu ueritdrtt bdtteu, Die Gam
I6una elmer britiiden 5trcitfrait nit
leHrla Ucr6tu0crt Die 1rutihe1
Ihabrn iih Elm inn 4ric9e qan3 ueur
ISilismittel nit Gri0lg }aulTse ac.
madlt Sie habeu Sdmirme miI.
l6er 9icnen, Sic init Guih tbcilrucis
he bet1ubt moroen maren, mter
IGetcln inn 8ui6 an Stcllcn, neltc
Imiere Iruppen poiiireu mubtcn.
Ucritedt Gtuige Stmoen uor Dem
britiitlen 4uariiie 3olcn bic Gcut
ihen 7rabtc ooer Shmire mt De-
men oie Gedel beieitigt marer, Tort
m0 nm crgoTicn iid sic milo ae.
%nor0eucn gienenidpdrme All bic
Nngreiicr mo ia9ten tie in Die
6hidt Ser g}iberiolq Der 9ritcr
FIT Jlm qroBten lbciI orti oieien
9icuenaugriif ME aui Die oeutifea
uu6 glaihineugeidiibe ju
riid3ufibrcn.
.8iele Solbaten mlroen nou Der.
.9ienen entieslid aeitotcu. beion.
.ocr5 an @eitht mo 6duoen; Tie
muroen tcmpordr BLIND gemaht ODER
iDaren auBer Stan6c, nit ibreu ser.
Itoaenen Sauoen lire @aiien 3u
Qebraufen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28

So. Sc
@ute bis teItc 9dmmer $500
$50.
@ittelmaBiae Bis cute $40
500.
stuf Sellers $5.50-6.50.
Stud anlr S4.75-5.50.
Sdpucine-3uinbr 1900: Mmft
Toe bober. Gurfidnitt8preis $3.50
hofiter 9reis $7.65.
Sdafe -3upbr 5000; Wfarft 10
BIS 15c. hober.
@ute Bis bette 9anmer $500
S.25.
@~ittelmaBige bis CUTE $7.75-
500.
Sd6rIiuqe Sc. 75-725.
3ceoer 9Gmmer SOS. Sc. so.
1ee6er 81. 00-7.25.
6ce6er g9iOoer $6.00-6.25.
@rte bis bette Mhltteridnfe 1915
7.25.
gep0bnlide Big cute 1926
$50.
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e6icaaDer gie6bSfe aeidlOFen.

@di6in1ton. 28. San. Gas
ian0tc
lciteru 8efeble alt3. bic giebhoie
til Chicago uuo 4ttt5burg su idlies
Sen, 0a nelIe aniiedimaeu nit
9}nul. mo al~auenieude bort feits
geIteElt iiHo. 8orausiidtlit rper0en
Die 8iebbofe cine .8ode geidloiien
blei6en.
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Marin @abe az @nnbtgridtcr.

Soma @itp. Sd., %. San.
&idter Martin @aoe pom bier miro
non 9rdiioent @iliou gum gunoes-
0iiriftsrifte ter an Stalle oes Der
iiortenep Ridlter Smith MrGherion
eriiaunt tDeroen. GonareBmailt Boil
mer bat AidJter 8ooe Dem 9ral-
0erten parm empfohlen. CRid1ter
gSabe lit elmer Der allerfannt faEig-
ten Suriitat Muo tiidtigiten 3eo.
ner bon Soma un0 Elm Mann BON
liberalen 9ebeusnnitolnngen.)
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stEnei, srIaRt Nnsfnhrperhpt.

&ern. iiber Boris uno Son0on
%. San. - Sic ihtpci5eriihe Re.
gierllna Hot beidIoiien, Die 2lusfu5r
pom SdofoIaoe. Gig @uumipaa.
rem mo eleftriiGen aa6eln 5t per-
6ieten, GA iuioIge 6es itarfen Gr.
ports Die genonnten artiteI aus Dem
eiuheimii9en g}nrft perihpanoen.
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Warftberidt.
(8eIiciert BON Der Greet @eItern
Gontmifiion Go)

siio.0 ma6a. %. San.
SlinODieB-3ufubr $500; Marft l0c
bober.
Beef uno aii6e zoe bober.
Stiere is bis 25e h0her.
@ute bis bette $7.75-s.25
MitteImabiae bis cute 1925
|7.65.
geDo4nIide Bis mittelmdBige
Sc. 75-7.25.
6tifers itarf.
Cute bis bette $6.75-7.25.
MitteImaBige bis quite $50
1926.
@eiuobnIide bis m~itteImaBige
IS 00-5 80.
Gamers mno Cutters A.00-5.O0.
Cute bis bette 6eeoers $50. 10
'725.
Gittelmdbiee Bis CUTE Sc. 10
SIS.
gepobuIide bis miiteIm1Biae
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28
g9ar eine 6ritiidle Gnte.

Berlin %. San. orabtlo8 ii6er
2ouoon. TT Bic pa6Iniite 3eitung
eridbrt ats oirefter Gueae, ooB Die
.britiide angabe, feiuoIi6e 6Iieger
bGtteu in Der letter. ISOLDE Giien
beimgefuht uno BORT 8omben ge
.poriah poaig unbegriinoet lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28
9Lmtsberlanacrnue.

9ineolu, %. San. Il Gin bonn
9eprdientantcn 5ieDers aus 7o6ae
.GouRtB Dem Sniiie borgeIegter sc.
%ieeentpurf be5nett Die qusoehmina
Der gmtstermine Der Gountpbeamb
ten bon 2 nltT 4 Sabre.
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4e~ripnnlnntis.

6rnu 5rib Geld bcidenfte ibrcr
Soften AM % 5 W nit eiucn
riitigeu andbIem. Mltttcr mn
.ain0 befinoen iih mohl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28

5n Der Oftie Der 1ribiine fix
ben 6ilisfou0 ringcaanlcu BON
fobn 9rdim MnocL Ga. $500
@m. 0eubnrt r. Carleton $500
i}rau Sui zimmerman, R3,
Bancroft, gte5., ....... $500
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28

ErfaArrner BARTENDER niinidt Stel.
lung bel heIheioefcn Aulpruden.
1eIephon He0 5205
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abonnirt ouf Die 9dgIide Eribars.
S4.00 0as Sobr ourd Die gof:.
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ger. 6. 7o--71
Safer
gr. 2. 54A-54M
STANDARD Safer 51A-54h
gir. 3. 54-54A
Yer. |. 5utteroerite 6t-6s
Roggen-
Qr. 2. 60-g8
9ar. 3. 1919
ar. 4. 11S-11Sh
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Cma6a g~etreiOemarft.

0maba, IS Gan. 1915.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-01-08
THE EIGHTY PER CENT LAW.

The best news of the week is the decision of the Federal Court of San Francisco holding that the Eighty Per Cent Law, recently adopted by the initiated method in Arizona, unconsttution- al, and the issuance of injunction by the same court restraining the officers of Arizona from it's enforcement. Of all the laws proposed the November ballot this was the most unfair and vii cious. It took away from men and women, whom we had admitted into this country under
 immigration laws of our own making, the right to livelihood. It sweeping in its character and was predicated on constitutional power of the State. Its overthrow confident ly expected by every leading attorney in the State and the large corporations paid atten- ton to it. On account of its unfairness and Siciousness the proposed law was opposed by an almost unanimous press, but ayfnajority of the people, swayed by natural prejudice aganst>th latin races persisted in voting for it. Let give thanks that the courts still remain the buwark for the protection of liberty as against the pre- iudce and anmosiy of temporary minimizing majority
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-01-08
ARIZONA MINE PRODUCTION |

The value of the ;;o1G, silver, cop
 per lead, and zinc produced al
 mines in Arizona in 1911 decreased lever 16 per cent as compared with
 1912 owing principally to the lower Iprice of copper on account of the
 European war, according to V. c.
 Heikes, of the U. s. Geological Sur. |vey, who estimates the output for
 1914 at $59, 100000, compared with
 $70,s75,027 for 1913. There was very
 little decrease, however, in the out
 put Of copper, lead, and zinc, and
 considerable increases were made
 in gold and silver.
 The mine yield f gid in Arizona
 increased from $4,O23,911 in 1913 to about s4,570.0OO in 1914. This in. crease of nearly. IA per cent was al. most entirely in siliceous ores of gold and silver mines. The Tom Reed Gold Road, Vulture, and Common wealth mines produced more than half the total gold of the State, the remainder coming chiefly from cop per ores. Increases were made at both the Tom Reed and Gold Road mines, and notable quantity came
 rom the silver ores cyanided at the Commonwealth property. Several new gold mills were built; one at tile Goldfield mine in Pinal county and several in Yavapai county.
 A record production of silver was made in Arizona in 1914, notwith- standing the reduced market price. The output increased from 4,469,OOO ounces in 1914. The increase of over 13 per cent resulted from the treatment of siliceous ore Most of tue silver came from copper ores, and most of the remainder from sili- | ,eous ores and lead ore. At Pearce, | in Cochise county, the Common wealth mill was treating by the cyan de process, about 300 tnos of Ore lay.
 While Arizona still leads in cop ,er production, the output decreased 'I1 account of market conditions, rom 407, 1928, ,4O2 pounds in 1913 to bout 3SS,00O,0OO pounds in 1914, a |, decrease of nearly 20,0OO,O0O pounds, r about 5 per cent. Although the reduction at most of the copper lants was less, the Hayden plant, reating Ray concentrates, the Ari- ona Copper Co.,, Calumet & Arizona, nd Consolidated Arizona Co.,, made increased outputs. At the Miami line production was nearly the same s in the former year, although a onsiderable increase was made dur
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-01-08

ing the first half of the year, when the mill was concentrating more than 5000 tons day. At the h. spiration mine construction work con- tfnued on the concentration plant. and ore was treated by fiotation in the test mill, which has a capacity of 1900 tons day. A smelting plant to treat concentrates from this mine and the Miami mine was being con- structed by the International SmeIt- ing & Refining Co. The Ray Consoli- dated Copper Co.,, during the first three quarters of the year, treated over 2,O00,000 tons of ore and made over 4s,OOO,OOO pounds of copper, but tie output was greatly reduced in the last half of the year. At Jerome the United Verde was active but produc- ed less than the usual output of B. 100000 pounds a month. In Yuma county the plant at Swansea was idle. The mines producing low grade disseminated ores, including the Ray Consolidated, Miami, Inspiration, Ari- zona Copper, and Detroit, had a total
 
 of about 154,OO0,OOO pounds of copper, against 13s,471,4S3 pounds in 1913. At many mines experiments were made with both teaching and fota- tion. At the Magma, Kelvin-Sultana, and Copper Queen mines concentra- tion plants were completed, and at the Arizona Copper the mill was enlarged.
 The output of lead was practically the same as that of 1913, when the mines produced 16,144,772 pounds 'lost of the metal came from the hines of the Bisbee district of Co chise county. especially the Copper Queen and Shattuck. In Mohave county tbe Tennessee mine was a large producer, and it's ore, which | contains Head and zinc, was conecn- | tratee and separated at Needles, Cal.
 The mine production of zinc ore was close to that of 1913 when 14,726 tons of concentrates and crude ore produced 9,42S,O67 pounds of spelter, chiefly from the Golconda and >Ten- lessee mines, in Mohave county.
 The largest dividend payers were he Old Dominion, Calumet & Arizona Ray, United Verde, Superior & Pitts 'urg, Miami. Shattuck and Tom Reed.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-01-08
MAKING UNREST.

A St. Louis girl recently went through the experience of making her debut, which is equiv alent to the cutting of social eye teeth An affair of this sort gets mentioned ordinarily in the col unn devoted to recording the frivolous, but this particular event was different.
 Flowers for the occasion cost $Io,ooo; the banquet devised for lot of over-fed, cost $I4,- 800, and the display of jewels, as is made known with modest pride, amounted in value to hun dreds of thousands.
 Almost at the gates of the mansion, men and women, despairing, looked into the future, wondering where they could get loaf of bread.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-01-08

The movement inaugurated by the good citi- zens of Prescott having for it's purpose, the filing of petition with the legislature praying for the calling of a special election for the purpose of repeating the Mothers Old Pension Act,'' and amending the drastic provisions of the Prohibi- ton law, SO far as druggists and sacramental pur poses is concerned, should receive the support of all good citizens The Mothers Old Pension Act is the biggest farce ever perpetrated upon un- suspcting public.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-01-08

The offer of Judge J. M. Lally, of Morehci, tozloan the county the sum of Ten Thousand Dol iars without interest, for the period of year, this sum to be used in the completion of the Mo rencz Clifton Highway, was courteously but sor- rowfully declined by the Board of Supervisors for the reason that there authority of law for the Board to contract such obligation.
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aTfe solons are gathering at Phoenix for the next session of the legislature which will convene on Monday. It is reported that an army of 1vould-be attaches have also assembled asking for piece of legislative pie. The taxpayers of the etete are expecting relief from this legisla- ture This should be the first order of business 5f fothing else is accomplished.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-01-08
DON'T CRY LITTLE SISTER" ]"

Our little sister dropped fer bag of candy in the office of the Board of Supervisors last Mon day morning and up to the time of going to press refuses to be comforted. This bag of candy, which little sister" has enjoyed for the past year cost Greenee county the sum of $I222.oo, and was given her for the publishing of the official minutes and official notices required by the ty. In printers pharlance it has been ..phat take. In the year 1913 little sisters" big, bro ther will do this same advertising for the coun- ty at reduced cost The advertising contract was awarded to the Copper Era because this paper WAS THE LOWEST BIDDER Quit eherkcken rsz- -g esi- Hszt-g rs.vrt zsers