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Weekly journal-miner., 1915-10-20
Proceedings of the Board Of Supervisors Of Yavapai
 County, Arizona.
(Continued from Page Four)

the of said have sufficient county relative the matters preliminary the sad county to postpone the delivery of said bonds until this provided by said sufficient princpai oers O ) both inclusive
 WHEREAS is deemed desirable deliver county available with which to redeem the same; and:
 court house building fund whereas the authorized amount was and
 WHEREAS necessary advisable to have the full said court house building and this be accomplished that he may the to the bond redemption fund.- provided the and credit like the building with the transfer cause the said bonds Nos to to be mark
 WHEREAS necessary and the to 250 inclusive aggregg $2O purchaser thereby ing of said court house building;
 Now therefore, by of the premises:
 BE IT RESOLVED AND ORDERED by the board supervisors tofore provided for inc yment of c nrimc1a a % % dS @ '%U h hereby ordered transferred the Building hundred fifty o both inclusive furnishing
 Section That bonds numbers seven @ both inclusive and the thereto attached provided the order os August A. D. 1914 be and the same are hereby ordered to be delivered to the county treasurer for the fun9 shall 5ecye proper credit to the amount thereof said duly adopted and day
 D. 9 as amended by an order of said board duly adopted hundred fifty thousand dollars $20O building purpose county prescribing the form of bond and the ooupoH be t ere attached to be used in making said issue be and the shall be l substantially the forms respectively hereinafter furnishing proof the county % ca of % sad @ eonGty ere @ shall be executed and delivered the bonds of said heretofore sand dollars 20O comprised hundred of the denomination thousand dollars $5 cach dated October
 A. D. 1914 and absolutely due and payable in numerical order 1y as
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ARIZONA COPPERS CONTINUE TO LEAP

Arizona's mineral resources, in act ual production for the year of 1914, has been given publicity, and through the courtesy of J. H. Robinson, secre tary of the Arizona Chapter of the American Mining Congress, valuable data has been issued from that office, which epitomized shows the follow ing:
 For 1914 the total yield in gold, silver, copper, lead and zinc was val ued at $59,956,029, as against $7O,875,, 027 in 1913. Notwithstanding this de- crease Arizona maintains its strong lead and continues at the head of the copper producing States of the nation
 An abstract of the report issued shows that gold production for 1914 exceeded that of 1913 by S155,244, and the total is brought up 10 the hand some figure of $4,179,155. The placer production reached $3O,I only, while dry or silicious ores yielded $3,002,70 Mohave county leads all other divi- sions of the State in gold production, of $1,S91,214, and its yellow metal yield in 1914 was ahead of that of the preceding year.
 In treatment of gold ores the cyan. idle method ranks first in the grand total given, and reached the sum of concentrates and ores ship. ped to smelters giving the balance.
 Silver production exceeded that of the previous year and the 1914 pro duct went up to the Sz,421,O31 mark, an increase of over $1OO,OOO. Cochise county leads in this metal alone, and increased its product over 100000 ounces for the past year, having to its credit total of 2,753,953 ounces for 1914.
 The copper output of Arizona reached total of 393,OI7, 400 pounds, valued at $52,271, ,314. Warren district, Cochise county, is credited with the heaviest copper production, that reached a total of l55,420,8S7 pounds, or nearly one-half of the total pro- duction of the State.
 Greenlee county districts reached a total of 65,558,501 pounds of copper produced.
 Yavapai county, including the Unit cd Verde Company, has a credit of 34,057,952 pounds.
 Gila county, including Globe and Miami fields, has production heavier than that of 1913, and reached total of 73,488,1 162 pounds.
 Pinal county likewise went ahead
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LOCAL COMPANY
 FOR OATMAN FIELD
(From Sundays Daily)

The organization of the Winchester Gold Mining Company, in which Pres colt people figure only, is among the important mining developments to be closed up recently, in which the bon anza belt of Oatman is to be the base of their future operations. Among thise interested are many residents. and the principals are L. E. Helsa as president, Joseph Winchester as gen eral manager, and C. F. Paul as secre- tary. Six full claims are under the ownership of the syndicate, situated about three miles southwest of the Tom Reed, and in close proximity to the Vivian and Pioneer Consolidated, both active. the latter being sold a short time ago to a strong Colorado company. Five dykes cut through the Winchester holdings, and all carry mineralogical features which prevail on the Tom Reed. There is also one claim of twenty acres which show placer values, and which was formerly worked for this purpose. Mir. Winchester association with this movement IS significant of the attract i've possibilities for determining pay
 property, from his past record in gold mining and the success he has made.
 The sinking of main working shaft is under headway, and sufficient funds are available for conducting quite large line of deep develop ment. The corporation also is close one and no stock will be placed on the market for the present.
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judging by Thursday afternoon at 2 p. i'll. At the fair grounds will be found the exhibitors booth, where exhibits will be received.
 To Decorate For Occasion.
 Early tomorrow morning, Lester Ruffner, chairman of the decorations committee, for the Northern Arizona Fair, will start his assistants to beau. tifying the city. for the three days celebration. All the merchants and business houses in Prescott are urged to cooperate with the committee and see that proper decorations, both out stte the buildings and the windows are properly placed. The fair colors are purple and gold, with the follow ing individual colors for each county: Apache, white; Navajo, yellow; Coco nino, green; Mohave, red, and Yava' pal, blue.
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FIRST PATENT FOR
 MOQUI SCRIP LAND
(From Sundays daily.)

Ten thousand odd acres of the pub lie domain, selected by the Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company in lieu of lands withdrawn for the Moki reserve were patented, and the document bearing the title to the tracts has reached the United States land office at Phoenix. This is the first patent to be issued for scrip land in Arizona, and covers the tracts on which notice of approval of selection was given throuqh the local office on Septem- Der 29.
 Batches of selections are expected to be approved and patents to issue thereon now, until the entire scrip is sue of about 100000 acres is covered.
 Most Of the land embraced in the 10519 acres for which patent has been forthcoming. has already been placed in control of settlers. to whom the land department of the railway com Danv will now convey title. All pat ents will issue direct to the company, and will be bv them, as agents, trans ferred to the purchasers of the scrip.
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MORE PRIZES FOR
 BETTER BABIES
(From Saturdays Dai1rl

NFGOn SdtuTQdNS DalIy.)
 Any prizes for grandmothers: ?" asked well known Prescott woman yesterday when a crowd gathered around the window of the Arizona Power Company, to view the beauti- fql premiums offered the babies in Northern Arizona.
 The entries in the Northern Ari- zona Baby Contest will positively close Monday evening. This is neces- sary in order that all babies entered will be given a specified time for the medical examination. Six beautiful prizes have been added to the list previously published, these being of feTed by NJ. Goldwater & Bro.. and are prizes for the mothers, personally.
 In telegram received from Harold Chcverton, Winslow, Manager Bueh- Ter IS warned that not only will Win slow come out victorious in the ath- letic games but also in the baby con test, as several are to be entered from that city.
 Industrial Exhibits.
 Many reservations have been made in the merchants and manufacturers building at the Northern Arizona Fair and while there is room for. oth CTS those desiring to make exhibits in this department should get in touch immediately with H. D. Aitken. SUI perintendent. Those who have been granted space to date are: Arizona Mine Supply Co.,, Bashford- -Burmister Co.,, Prescott Gas & Electric Co.,, Pa cifc Creamerv Co. of Tempe, Hercu- les Powder Company of San Fran cisco, Peters Cartridge Co. of Cincin- nati, T. H. Bate. MT. Woolfolk with apiary exhibit from Verde valley, Standard Oil Company, and the Oak Creek Canning Co., which will make a complete display under the supervis- ion of Eugene Barron.
 The milk and cream contest will also be held in this building. The two beautiful cups to be awarded are now on display in windows of O. A. Helsa Go.
 Ladies Must Hurry.
 To avoid all possible chance for misunderstanding with regard to en- tering exhibits ill the woman's dc. Dartment, the following order is is sued by the Fair Association. which must be observed carefully by women entering in this section:
 On "Wednesday, both morning and afternoon, exhibits will be received at the Chamber of Commerce and at the fair grounds by representatives of the fine arts, textile fabrics and culinary and pantry stores depart ments. On Thursday morning, at Both the Chamber of Commerce and the fair grounds, exhibits in these three departments will be received. ] up to Il o'clock, but at that hour, all entries must close. This is the latest possible hour to permit entries as they must be in place and ready for ]
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of the previous year, and gave a total production of 95,485,293 pounds. This yield came from low grade schist and porphyry ores, as did that from Greenlee county.
 Lead shipments out of Arizona for 1914 went to 15,OO3,O68 pounds, valued at $585,120, slight decrease over the preceding year.
 The spelter recovered from ores in 1914 was valued at $49o, ,40o, a slight decrease over the preceding year.
 Mines producing the heaviest pro duct in zinc are situated in Mohave county, at Union Pass and Chloride
 There were reported to the Chap ter a total of 395 producing gold, sil- yer, copper, lead and zinc mines ill the State, as against 45S in 1913, and the total product treated and sold went up to the high water mark of 8009,927 tons, an increase of 78,065 tons over 1913.
 What the 1915 production of miner als of the State will reach, is prob lematical, but heavier increase seems to be assured over that of any provi- ous year in the history of mining, from the activity prevailing from one end of the State to the other at the present time Many new reduction works are under construction, and scores of mines are becoming oper- ative for the first time in several years.
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CLIMAX LOOKS GOOD
(From Sundays dailyD

R. NJ. Martin, president of the Cli- max Mining Company, has returned 10 Los Angeles after several days of an examination of this gold property on the Hassayampa, and expressed himself as better pleased with under ground conditions than at any time since he became interested. Recent mill runs also were gratifying, and active development Is to be contin- ucd on a bigger scale than heretofore in connection with the customary mill operations.
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ANOTHER BIG SILO
lFrom SundaY's Da1lN.l

The utility of the silo was again demonstrated last week when the Arizona Mine Supply Co.,. was award ed the contract for building another large one for the Experimental Farm of the State in Lonesome valley, that will have storage capacity of over 150 tons. This is the second si1o for that place. and is the fifth recently constructed bv tine above firm in the cn11t1tn.
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$1,OOO
Court House Building Bon

No:- House Building Bond s1oOO KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS That Yavapai Arizona acknowledges itself and hereby the bearer hereof the January rst A. D. l9 together with said the date annually the days of January and July respectively each evidenced by the surrender the
 
 State ot mer o or equal to the standard Of weight and nnes Bank of Commerce in the city and State of New York U.
 This bond the county o sad Yavapa Arizona within and for the said and with the approval and all other duly qualified electors thereof econ and the all plance with law the Fist D. this bond and accordance with duly adopted thereof lawfully called and held and in all full with the constution the provisions of chapter IT, Title Ar 1915 entitled County and Municipal Indebtedness and all other horiy theeunto enabling. And hereby certified county and has been polite corporate ze existing and operating under by the and the authority thereof that all things conditions required by the constitution and laws of the Arizona happen valid binding obligation do exist happened and regular and
 
 that due provision has been made and collection direct on all other taxes sufficient the accrung heon prompt when and the same falls due and discharge the principal hereof a property within hereby soemn pledged for the the inter and redemption of the of the become due and payable aforesaid. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF Yavapa Arizona by its board o uPero a caused this bond to be signed by the chairman o sad seal of said and each of the o clerk, the day of October A. D. 1914 (SEAID Chairman, Board of Supervisors
 Clerk, Board of Supervisors
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corporate county which seal each of said bonds above signed by the said chair hereby authorized oded herenabv set forth the for and behalf o sad eou3 them shall by said parties entitled therefor and ~hen said 5ond s5a PH hspe BesH delivered party 62fd d boGd @ s I % 3 collection % s zes for f poao9 0P said amy % bon G @ January Pif n 1 % q @ due & o @ 3 and d0d he % G5eee@ u @ RG B & y % g eg % uTer M I heretofore created for said bonds there not sufficient money m county treasurer the !dg necessary ter 9s aP1n a'1%o @ a created called the Court House Building Bonds @ 3 star e s3' S & nsFsf snG g & o9er ff & 3PS saSu ad the ie G0sa 2 m the year 1915 1 tax esnt @ @ to produce the net sum of S being
 year 1916 produce $21O5o be-
 97 produce $212 be-
 the year 1918 produce $2195O be-
 year produce s22325 ing $9325 and $3OOO for principal
 In 1920 produce
 year 192 sufficient produce ing @ 3or Pr@ca R53fs the net sum Of ing @ @ of f' M nd @ so or to oa the net sum of be- ing 5 and 9 5@o p2p S53as the net SUI" of O De ing @ 9 9 n g sa tax s6 ] o to enc6s RFGq the net sum of s be-
 In the 1926 sufficient $2a55O
 In the 1927 sufficient $235 ng $2525 for for principal
 In the 1928 sufficient
 In the year 1929 sufficient produce ing ing $45o @ for interest s and $l8iooo for principal
 said county and shall be levied and collected the time and the when collected by county @ @ 57 4%$ 5S5 5s Rss principal when collected shall by the said county 46 5 RdeP % the & Ga M FSn d % a % h a G @ d5sG S G b6nd h = G Gd eE S sn
 coupons sppaining remain ont standing and unpaid
 ua a8 5 6e for % Rsd s ad 6 % % 3 5 hereby ordered authorized and establish and main qnds %o1 at the Nayoa @ 4 Bank G?mm 3 @ the and @ ate 3ew @ @ @ days I ue % an each 5 year oanT a % S % e e4e g e4p sd s % & @ New York draft the said office National accrng first days P of Jn payments day Decem % Refe6y the interest ng said bonds and in the Fund remit by New Yo da o e said ofee & said oa o the % bond maturing on T snuaT p P sn 96 nd @ 5 pay @ he & n essary making payments said bank ~ " nee
 Section That it be and hereby certified rectcd county order mentioned and required Ts by aS Ii T5st s when % %o haadd d 5usa6d @ OG6a dofs h1 5 @ m two e undsd fifty W @ @ 1H oefd ba o cent payable abseate ue h' dnd Rs
 
 be by to be Colorado,
 
 highest responsible which hereby by this
 
 delivery said bonds shall be county and shall be providing of house of 
 Section H. That the chairman and clerk of this treasurer ed furnish the said Commercial Trust and Savings other will fully preliminary the issue delivery of said bonds regularity the validity the hereby declared ratified F. That the
 the bonds and each the issued and delivered do md rreyOcabe between the said the d bonds the holder holders from md the thereto appeaining.
 l3 That all resolutions of conflict with the hereof which delivery validity of repealed ndd 
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the payable annually the first days of January July both said Yavap National of New York, U. S.. A.
 Section That each of said bonds attached their following forms respectively, to-wit:
 (Form O
 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
 STATE OF ARIZONA,
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(Form of Coupon).

(Form of Coupon) No- $ January A. D. l9.--- Yavapa Arizona value will pay the bearer hereof the of dollars in gold United States
  the National Bank Commerce. in the New York U S. months building bond dated October 1st, A. D. 1914, No.
 Chairman Board of Supervisors Clek Board of Supervisors
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