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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-10-27

Arizona Ray Copper Company owns free and clear Of debt
twelve l2 claims adjoining Ray Consolidated Copper Company
ind the Ray Hercules Copper Company at Ray, Arizona
These claims formerly owned by officials of the nay Con-
sodated Copper Company and the
the Ray Consolidated and Ray Hercules development will
them to be equally as rich
HIATT Chief Engineer of the Ray Con.
sodated has accepted the Mine management of the Arizona nay
Work already started in the property One chu drill has
already purchased and will work delivered
Another chun drill has been ordered.
Chief Engineer Hiatt believes he will strike the body by
drilling $50 feetTllIS MEANS-WE BELIEVE Is days
drilling
body struck by cun drilling predict
ONE DOLLAR A SHARE FOR Arizona Ray.
Arizona Ray property reported by Fred f. Young NJ
f., and +. NJ Dorsey well known mining In summing
his report Mr. Dorsey says:
Arizona Ray properties should prove contain between 3d.
and of expect that account OF the
secondary the Calumet ven will find ex
emey that will carry the total tonnage to the high point
If property worth 10 cent much nay Conso
dated
been connected WITH and will make who
only few mcasley dollars, but all the he will
need"
The Arizona Ray Copper COmpanys office Phoenix
hut its executive office Ray Arizona where its Assistant
Treasurer Mine ManagerMr Edmund Hiatt, will be glad
to meet
The officers Ray Copper Company their
erences. rs follows:
President resident formerly srmer r.n
Maine National Bank Of Long Beach Long Beach CAL First Nation
ehrvness. ANY in san Bernadin a
!. Of
L. Wallace director the resident and attorney of osman Ar
rcsdsn, Of
asec.or uman ee%n .s Trust s'.nr sI D:..
Third Spring Street Bran Los Angeles and the ella Valley Trust and saving
Listed today Los Angeles Application
wrs youro "a
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-10-27

The opportunity the RAY CAMP, believe sthe shares Of
Arizona naya 27ls The East and Westrght in Arisons
right Ray Campoers have poured into brokers oil the
country Arizona Ray.
Los Angeles Broker f. Meyer Co., No 23l Byme Building,
Angeles who sold 900 shares of jerome Verde loo
81 consider that Arizona Ray has greater possi
tiles jerome Verde and should be the oy coNoooooo
what United Verde Extension the United Vedc want to
than made stock BEFORE and
member sold jerome Verde Ocnow $780, Buy ArsoNa Ray
Arizona republican., 1916-05-27
TOWNS MUST PAY
 FUR PHONES NOW
Judge Lyman Dismsses Tempe's Re
 quest to Vacatc Corporation Com r mission Order in Telephone Case

Judge Lyman of the superior court banded down decision yesterday In the case of the town of Tempe versus The Arizona Corporation Commission ct al. involving points which have been of considerable interest to sev- eral municipalities in the state and to those who are interested in judicial interpretation of the corporation commission code. The facts are that when the Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph company purchased competing systems in the state there existed numberless discrminations in the way of unequal rates. service not properly classified, etc. and the com mission also found that in many of the smaller towns free telephone ser vi2e was being given to the towns for franchise privileges, and that these free telephones were invariably in stalled in the residences of the Vari- ous city officials. including the city I councilmen
 l The commission under the pro- i visions of law requiring that improper i discrimination be eliminated, entered an order that such free service should he discontinued. and that the city of ficials should pay precisely as did oth ' er users of the telephone and took the NicW that when free telephone service was given in return for fran ! chise privileges that such a contract was not valid one. and that in justice to general users of the ser vice such privilege should be cur tailed.
 The town of Tempe immediately started action before the commission to set aside the order hut the com mission refused to do this. Then the town commenced action in the super for court against the commission. In the present instance the state and the commission were represented by the attorney generals office and the Mountain States Telephone X Tele- graph company was allowed to inter vere. Ire state through Assistant Attorney General Hardy and the in 1 tervenor the Mountain States Teie- phone and Telegraph company
 through it's attorneys, H. M. F'enne- more and w. l.. Ryan. imnediately
 moved to dismiss the complaint Cr
 the ground that the town had Dc
 power to commence such a proceed ing. Other grounds were specified and were taken into consideration bA the court and the order dismissed
 This probably. disrOses of the matter
 and in the future municipalities vii
 have to pay for public utility servic.
 the same as other consumers.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-27
MRS. THOMPSON ID
 ORGANIZE WOMEN
Field Secretary for Southern Depart n;ent of Congressional Union
 Issues Call to Women

Mrs. F. St Clair Thompson south e9n field secretary for the Congress sional Union for Woman Suffrage is in Phoenix arranging a conference for organization purposes in the parlors Of the Jefferson hotel next Monday afternoon May %. at four o'clock.
 Officers for Maricopa county. con- sistirg of chairman. four or more vice chairmen and a secretary and treasurer will be elected for the pur- pose of cooperating with the state committee at Tucson of which Mrs, Wm. H. Sawteile is chairman. Be fore Mrs. Thompson leaves for the Chicago convention. every county in the state will have been organized so that it will he possible to reach every woman ill the state.
 A unique feature of the Chicago convention which meets June ,. 6 and :. will be the hat of the woman's party It is supplied by Gage Broth CTS and company of Chicago. The sale began May 20. Local dealers can supply the hats in most cases or they can be ordered direct from Gage Brothers and comanv. They are made of wkite silk and braid and trimmed in the Colors of the Congressional
 Union. purple and gold. In New York there is a craze for them and in Tue
 son. Steinfeld and company are sup plying the demand
 ! Ire Woman's party to be formally
 launched at Chicago. will have in its | platform but one plank and that plank l the federal enfranchisement of women
Arizona republican., 1916-05-27
PRICES PAID TODAY BY
 WALTER HILL co.

LYONS HERE-Thos. E. Lyons, president of tho famous Delaware Punch company, is in Phoenix again for a few days.
 BENNETT TRAVElS-E. w. Ben nett, of the Bennett Lumber com pany. left last evening for Los An geles on a short business trip.
 BLAIR ETURNS-Secretary Har- ry NJ. Blair, of the Young Mems Christian Association. has returned from a fine trip to Cleveland.
 HEARING MONDAY-The hearing of the case against the Heralds Liberty in which the corporation commission is giving that organiza- tion to show cause why they should not be put out of business, will be held Monday in the hearing room O tho commission at the capitol APPROVAL OF MINERAL SUR. | VEY-The surveyor general has ap- proved Mineral Survey No. 3254 Blue Bell. Blue Bell No. ?, Blue Bell No. g. Sulphide No. ?, lode mining claims, situated in the Globe mining dis trict. Gila county, Arizona, and owned by Ida A. Van Dyke
 PEACHY ExHiBIT-Erncst Hall, of the Blue Ribbon ranch. yesterday supplied the Chamber of Commerce with some fine early peaches which were processed for exhibition. The Chamber of Commerce is needing new l fruits and vegetables for extensive 1 exhibits to advertise Salt River val ! ley at Los Angeles, San Diego and Fl Paso. and to replace material l grown old since the last state fair.
 STEWART ON COAST-M. l.. 1 Stewart Of Phoenix was recent vis-
 itor at the big exhibit of southern California products maintained free
 to the public in the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce. He also at
 tended the free lectures, moving pic | lures and concert that are a part ol
 the daily program. The exhibit is
 the largest of any in the country
 maintained by a commercial organi
 ration. Mir. Stewart expects to visi
 the Panama Pacific International Ex
 position at San Diego. which will re-
 main open all year.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-27
SCHOOL LANDERS
 TAKING APPEALS

Further resistance hy the school land lcssees against the board of ap praiscrs of the land commission took form yesterday when seven appeals from the findings of the commission board of appraisers were filed in the office of the clerk of the superior court. The appellants are Jeff Viii borghi. J. T. f.tter. C. NJ. Etter, J. D. E:iyin, Robert Wilson and C. +. Etter. There have been more than twenty ap- peals from the findings of the board.
 Tho appellants make objection to the appraisal of the premises and improve mcnts as wholly inadequate and in- sufficient.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-27
Atkinson at Creighton Sunday

You are invited to attend services Sunday at the Creighton M. l.. church three miles east on the Me Dowell road. Superintendent of Mis- sions for Arizona Dr. A. w. Adkin- son will preach at II o'clock and ad- minister the sacrament of the Lords supper Sunday school at 10 a. m. W. $. Osborn, superintendent. Ep- worth League at D. m. Prayei meeting Wednesday at D. m. Choil rehearsal Thursday at s D. m II A Seyringhans pastor.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-27

licenses were issued yesterday to Robert F. Feland and Lois F. Roy holds and James Thomas Carter of Picacho and Nina Miller.
 DOWELL DIVoRCE-Alice Dowell yesterday filed suit for divorce from Claudious Dowel on the ground of cruelty. The Dowells were married in Phoenix in June, 1915.
 TO ATTEND MEETING State Superintendent of Education C. 0. Case will leave today to attend the meetings of the board of regents Of the University of Arizona at Tucson.
 COFFEE MAN HeRE-Ed. F Murphy. representative of the M J. Brandenstein company, coast coffee dealers. arrived in Phoenix yesterday on the annual visit to the valley
 UNDERGOES OPERATlON-.Mrs Harry Wilson underwent a serious operation at St. Josephs Hospital yesterday Her many friends will be pleased to know that she recovered from the effects of the operation and her early recovery is assured. EVANGELiSTlc MEETiNG-Evan- belist L. A. Bedichek. of Texas, will start 2 series of meetings this even 1 ing at Five Points. The evangelist has erected a tent just off Seventh avenue. and announces that he will conduct a series of meetings which | will arouse Phoenix from it's present ! glumbering attitude. Rev. Mir. Ecdichc3l 1 has conducted services in St. Louis. 1 San Antonio. Oklahoma City and several other cities. His subject this evening will be Christ as Cod and Man"
 SEVERlNGHAUS BACK IL A. ! Sevcring ilaUs. pastor cf Creighton NJ. : F. Church has returned from brief 1 visit 10 Los Angeles. He gives an in- | tercstins rerort O the great Brown and Cury meetings. where 5000 people gath er in the large tabernacle. MT. Sever , in9haJs was especially interested in
 the big chorus choir of 600 voices | where some of his songs are being
 used. He has written quite . num0eI
 1f gospel songs, both words and music
 some of which will appear in the next
 addition of Curry's song book.
 OPEN OFFICES HERE-K. 0. An.
 derson and T. II. Baker. Jr. of F.
 Paso, will open offices here on tho first of June over the Santa Fe of
 fees corner of Adams street ant
 Central avenue. Baker and Anderson
 were recently appointed sole agent
 to sell stock for the F. NJ. Ston'
 Mines company. In addition to- tn
 local offices they will maintain office
 at Fl Paso. New Orleans. Los An
 seles and Denver R. M. Stene. presi
 dent of the company, is at presen in Phoenix on his way to the com
 panys property.
 ROTARY ClUB-The usual lars
 crowd turned out yesterday at th
 weekly meeting of the Rotary Gu l at the Rose Tree. Dr. Dennett r. ( Gettins. c. A. Stauffer and Will Pin , ney were on the talking list. Durin
 the lunch T letter was read fror Captain Taylor. of the First Arizon Volunteer Infantry, in which he re 3 cited that it was so windy and dust / l in Douglas that 1t was impossible 1 run typewriter except at night. { was rumored yesterday that the Re : tariahs will order an investigatio of affairs in the camp at Dougla
 seeking 10 ascertain why the win
 should affect a typewriter.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-27
Lean Year Dance

The Fraternal Brotherhood will give their last leap year ball of the season tonight at the K. of r. hall. Ladies admission soc, gentlemen free. A large attendance is expected and a good time. assured to all This is ladies night and any gentleman caught soliciting dances will be fined Grand march at o'clock
Arizona republican., 1916-05-27
WEATHER TODAY
TRepublican A. p. Leased Wirel

WASHINGTON. D. C.. May 26.-For Arizona: Saturday and Sunday fair; not much change in temperature.
 Colorado: Saturday and Sunday, generally fair: warmer southeast DOT ton Sunday.
 New Mexico: Saturday. generally fair. cooler east portion; Sunday fair.
 oklahoma and West Texas; Fair Saturday and probably Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-27

Mrs. Hortense Mcdonald, national press chairman of the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage, is handling the publicity for the wo- mans party convention to be held in Chicago June ,, 6 and '. Her regular job is to keep sympathizers from coast to coast advised of the activi- ties of the Union in attempting tC secure the passage of the Susan E knih0nv amendment,
Arizona republican., 1916-05-27
teap Year Dance

The Fraternal Brotherhood will give d leap year dance at the Knights of Pythias hall tomorrow night. A novel feature will be that the ladies will be required to pay to dance, while gentlemen will be admitted free
Arizona republican., 1916-05-27
SPECIAL,

SPECIAL
 Muneer's Ripe Olives, Olivette Brand
 X Home Product 1 pint cans. small size. Ripe Olives. regular zoe each. h..........2 for i5 pint cans, large size, Ripe Olives. regular zoe each. ..........3 for B 1 quart cans, large size, Ripe Olives, regular soc each. ....... 3 for 70 This is Your Moneys Worth
 MekFE'S CASH STORE
 (AdvertiscmcnD dn
Arizona republican., 1916-05-27
OF LOCAL INTEREST
Stored Water Supply
Water Service Record for May 26

Elevation of water in rcser-
 voir at 6 a. m............ 22J.4j Contents. acre feet. ..........1.S74.9 .95O Loss in A hours, acre feet. 1,l9O Elevation one year ago.. 226.ol Contents one year ago. o.....1,392,9 ,97O Normal flow Salt and Verde,
 NJ. I...................... 42.OS0 Normal flow water for lands
 up to year. ar.............. 1896 Amount of water used for ir-
 rigation, north side, NJ. L. 44,OOO Amount of water used for ir
 rigation, south side, NJ. 2S,S9S
Arizona republican., 1916-05-27

WILLOW PARK open Sunday May 2S. Abundance Of shade plenty of hammocks and seats; swimming is fine. over mile of boating. beauti- ful shade and scenery that whole dis tance.-Adv. dr
Arizona republican., 1916-05-27
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY
u. S. Department of Agriculture

Deficiency in temperature .yester day. F degrees
 Deficiency in temperature since the first of the month. 10 degrees.
 Accumulated access in temperature since January i. 314 degrees.
 Normal precipitation January to date, 2.S3 inches.
 Actual precipitation. January 1 to date, 2.90 inches.
 Accumulated excess in rainfall since January l. l6 inch.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-27
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Directors Meet Today

Tho board of directors of the Chamber of Commerce will meet in regular weekly session at 1 o'clock this afternoon
Arizona republican., 1916-05-27

SATURDAY SPECIAL - Lemon drops. wintergreen berries, gum drops, impeiials, kisses. creams, stick. and all other candies, Saturday only. l0c for r. ID. The Farmers Exchange, Five Points.-Adv.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-27
D. A. R..

There will be meeting of the D. A. l.. this afternoon at two o'clock at the home of Mrs Orme. All visiting daugh tcrs are cordially invited to attend.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-27

mix cookies S1.00 q box; : kinds. lbs, 100 lbs. bulk cookies just re-
 ceived. lbs. for 25c. Wheat. S1.s5 per cwt. Milo maize. s1.75 per cwt. Tel. 1245. The Farmers Exchange, Five Points-Adv It
Arizona republican., 1916-05-27
Data for Tucson

Highest temperature yesterday .... SS Rainfall yesterday ................. 0 ROBERT c. GRANT.
 Metcorologist
Arizona republican., 1916-05-27

BABY DiES-Thc ten month old daughter of MT. and Mrs. F.. C. Stults, died at 30 yesterday afternoon at the family home on West Adams street. The funeral will be this morning at nine o'clock from St. Mary's Catholic church.
 B. L. PLEADS GUiLTY-G A.. Gonzales. who was arrested by Deputy Sheriff I. T. Murphy few days ago for bootlegging. was, arraigned in the superior court yesterday and entered plea of guilty. He will be sen fenced Monday. at which time sen teucc will also be passed on Jesus Orduno. who pleaded guilty to for
Arizona republican., 1916-05-27
MRS. HULETT'S
 PUPILS RECITF

The pupils of Mrs. Arthur Gibbons lIulett presented the following pro- gram last evening at the Hulett resi- dcnce on West Roosevelt street Both the vocal and piano numbers were cleyerly interpreted and the entertain ment thoroughly enjoyed by a large attendance:
 Study, The Brooklet ........... Beyer
 Mabel WetZler Alabama .................. Spauldins
 Louise Putenay Henderson Autumn Zephys ..... Ducelle
 Sidney Doster Bird Song observation-disclosures. Popp
 Anna Fink March of the Guards. ........ Ducelle Florence Hain LsduN T dlI 1dnn
 Mary Janice Hulctt NOice-ta) Daisies ..-....... Hawley
 tb) A River Dream Thomas
 Cc) There Little Girl. Don't
 Cry ................. Ncvin .. Hughie Bone .. . Rustic Polonaise ........... Christian Florence Sloane ! F;lfin Dance .. Werner ] Helen McRuer i Narcssus ............ Nevii : Louise Conner { Springs Jubilee ..... krentzliL
 Mary Pettid ! Ricordanza .................. Bendal
 Helma Johnson Nocal-ta) Young Colin ... Schaeffer
 (b) Ferry Me Across tho W dleT llOInt! Mary I,eayell
Arizona republican., 1916-05-27
AN INSPECTION OF THE STATE

-Col. NJ. E. Cassidy of Bisbee and Douglas spent a short time in the city yesterday on his return from the northern part of the state in course of tour of that part of Arizona. to see how things were coming on. He found the political prospect to be generally pleading.
 DOG FOR SOMEBODY-Hum Officer J. w. Canning announced last { evening that there is at 23O East Mon- roe street good dog for which home 1 would be appreciated. He says the dog had a pedigree long enough to sat 1 isfy the most fastidious, is large enough ] to be of use as a watch dog and would make a good pet about a home. The dog can be seen by calling at the num- ber given. Canning says to see the dog not Canning.
 | DAMAGE SUIT STARTS-The $50, = 900 damage suit brought by C. D. Young versus Hugh Campbell and Dan Campbell was begun in Judge Lyman's division of the superior court yesterday. Practically the en- tsre day was given over to the seiee-
 tion of jury, and it is believed the evidence will require several days il
 hearing Young is suing for iniurie:
 from an accident in which he figuret
 on his motorcycle and young Camp
 bell in an automobile.
 TO BUILD SEWER-The corpora
 ton commission yesterday received ] rcores. from V. $. Rawley of MohaV'
 county to build water and 5ewag
 system in the San Francisco minini ] district of that county. He recites il , his petition that he has not asked tn supervisors of the county for fran
 chise. but hastens to add that he vii
 in the near future. The commissio l have taken the matter under advise
 mont
Arizona republican., 1916-05-27
LICENSE pro WGD-Marriagc

licenses were issued yesterday to Robert F. Feland and Lois F. Rey- holds and James Thomas Carter of Picacho and Nina Miller.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-06

be reached while sitting in the car,
the gate swings open and pulling an
other similar wire on the other side
closes it.
The ferry across the Tombigbee at
Jackson, Alabama, is not such prob
lem when the river is low, but when
it is high a landing must be made
considerably back from the river bank
proper. AT present there is a man
power ferry, but plans include pow
er ferry. Money was raised to bridge
this stream, but plans called for mar
rover draw than the government
would allow, SO the project seems to be
a dead issue, at least for the immedi-
ate future.
H-A-double-R-i-G-A-N spells good
roads in Clark County Ala. Mr.. TIar-
rigan is the head Of the Scotch Lum-
her Company, Fulton, Ala, and he
has taken it upon himself to see that
Clark county's part of the road is
built, and when the work now under
way is completed the road will be a
credit to the county. AS an evidence
of the interest Mr.. Harrigan takes
in his fellowman, he has built a nine
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-06

the home Of jeff Davis and now a
Confederate soldiers home, and made
a night stop at Biloxi, named for a
tribe OF Indians found there when the
first white settlement was made in
1899, and meaning, "a people between
two waters" An arm of.the bay runs
back Of the city and thus Biloxi, like
Boston, has its back bay"
A sea wall is to be built along. the
Gulf to give protection to these three
cities, a shell road will be built along
the sea wall and thus the road will
be protected from the wash of the
Gulf, which has played havoc here
in the past. Oyster and shrimp fish
ing are the principal industries of
these cities.
Mobile was the next stop after Bi-
loxi. The roads need considerable re-
pair as the storm of last summer
nearly destroyed all the roads along
the Gulf and for so miles or so in
land This is the heart of the Sat
suma orange industry; new adjunct
to the citrus fruit belt, imported from
Japan. A short side trip was made
to Irvington just before reaching Mo
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-06

bile to see the orange and pecan
groves. There is $500 acres Of or
anges and pecans there now and all
owned by natives Of northern states
except three small groves.
PaseagouIa Ferry Possible Within
Year.
1t is possible that the ferry at Pas
cagoula will not be such time-tak-
ing task within another year, as money
has been raised to bridge a good part
Of the miles across this neck Of the
bay. Mobile county has some fairly
good roads and promises much i'm
provement, although when we turned
north from Mobile the good roads did
not last long. This road north of Mo-
bile and through washington county,
Ala, as previously mentioned, form
the worst part OF the Alabama route.
On the road through Washington
county we found gates across the high
way at several places. ] understand
the people whose cattle Craze in these
localities found it cheaper to put a
gate across the road than to fence
along each side Of the road. How
ever, by pulling a wire, which may
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-06

in which it is difficult to tell where
the limits Of one stop and the other
begins. These three cities might well
be termed the American Riviera.
With the blue waters Of the. Gulf on
one side, magnificent residences on
the other, shell road that is a verit-
able ribbon of white stretching
through two rows of live oaks, the
branches of which meet overhead, all
festooned with Spanish moss, the tour
ist becomes SO engrossed in the sur.
roundings that he is loath to leave
such pleasant associations.
In the Pass, as people OF that To-
cality are wont to term Pass Chris.
tian, are such places as the winter
home Of President Wilson, the resi-
dence of John w Parker, candidate
for vice-president on the Progressive
ticket and other notables. Pass Chris
tian, Gulfport and Biloxi are the play
grounds of those New Orleans people
who play the hardest.
We visited the grounds that will be
transformed into the home Of the Mis-
sissippi Centennial Just to the east
of Gulfport, stopped at Beauvoir, once