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Arizona republican., 1916-07-24
FINAL WILL MARKET
 sOME HIGH GRADE 0RE

Arrangemcnts to market six car loads ot high grade gold and copper ore are being completed by the Pima! Development Company, which owns the old Boo i3erfro mine, at Tro". All this ore came from the workings known as the Roman Eagle tunnel and was taken cut in the course of development work. The dump is in . ereasing steadily as work goes for ward.
 The estimated value of the six car loads now in the dump is between S25.000 and s26,000. This is approXi- mately twice as much as the Pinal Development Company spent since it took over the Renfro group.
 Ii vii, net be long before the Pinal Development company is in a position to market q carload of ore every day. The main tunnel. which was started at the base of the mountain, has tapped tho fault which was the objective point. Here a six-foot ledge was opened Now drift will be run on this ledge 100 feet This will carr the drift right under the Roman Eagle tunnel and will give 700 feet Of stcping ground.
 The main tunnel was nearly 1,200 feet long before it struck the fault. It was driven entirely by hand. but the drift viii be run with the aid of ma chine drills. A compressor with a capacity of 600 cubic feet is now on the way and will be set up at the tunnel mouth. A hoist has also been ordered and it will be set up on an. other part of the property. where a new shaft is to be sunk
Arizona republican., 1916-07-24
NEWS IF MINES OF
 THE FINAL DISTRICT

Heavily mineralized rock is being encountered in the main tunnel now being driven by the Pinal Develop lnent Company on it's property in the Ray Christmas copper belt. Says the Arizona Record ard there is every indication that a large body of cop per ore will be tapped in the course of f-ture operations. The tunnel has now entered the fault zone, where important developments are to be expected at almost any time
 A body of sulphide ore assaying | per cent copper and S450 ton in gold has been encountered between the ad- it levels and the bottom of the Rat tier shaft on the Troy Arizona, ac- cording to Roy C. Mead, superintend- cnt of that property who drove over Wednesday, says the Ray Copper feet in length and eight feet in thick fectin length ard eight feetin thick ness. It's depth has not been de- termined. but there is every indica- tion that values will increase with depth. Shipments from the Troy Arizona will be going forward to faVden within a month, according to Superintendent Mead. who stated that the company is pushing rapidly ns develoument work on the Rat tier shaft. Other important develop ments at the Troy Arizona include the complete equipping of the assay
Arizona republican., 1916-07-24

behind this splendid comedy drama, SaIlie and Napoleon the greatest of living monkey actors furnish one of the best single reel comedy creations of the year The title of the monkey contribution. is "Uncle's Little Ones" Uncle has d pair Of Chimpanzees and wien he dies he leaves q will be- 4uetnirg to his fovo:ite niece hill little ones" Neice thinks they are kiddies and she gets all worked up ever the copdng of the youngsters only to find herself in possession of a pair of the worst mischief makers in the country. Sallie ana Napoleon break up a romance for the niece with their love of fun. In this pie ture they are seen working all by themselves without the director and trainer. Sallie and Napoleon added
 to the romatic tale of the Gay Lord Waring" and another one reel comedy. He Was A Devil" completes Q seven
 reel offering of splendid diversfca- ton at the Columbia. Tomorrow comes Violet Mersreau in "rhe Great Problem"
Arizona republican., 1916-07-24
At The Plaza

Harold Lockwood and May Allison
 two of the nest popular stars in ali
 the field of motion pictures will ap-
 near at the Plaza theater today n
 the added Mutual attraction "The
 Broken Cross" This story deals with the love story of two sisters for the same man Helen Brandon sends
 her sister Dora to the seashore as the doctor ordered and there she is rescued from drowning by David Kneight- l ly, the disinherited son of a million aire He promptly sets about winning l Dora and succeeds. His father dies and he is reinstatcd. In the mean | time, while David is gone to his fath- | CTS bedside influences work on the 1 case and when David returns for his wife Joe Badger tells him his sweet | heart is dead. He then goes back to | the city and shortly after rescues l Helen. the sister of Dora from a gang of ruffians. The girl so re- 1 minds of his supposedly dead sweet | heart that he soon WooS her Dora
 meanwhile thinks her sweetheart dead and prepares for her sisters wedding. 1 soon Davi, finds a broken cross once | given him by Dora and he tells Helen
 abOTt his courtship of this girl. Helen then realizes that her sisters happiness | rests in her hands and she gives up Red Cross for the scenes of the foreign l war These two reels almost equal i, interest and intensity the Secret of the Submarine" Two single reel comedies are on the program also.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-24

Hire a little salesman at The Re publican office A Want Ad will see more customers than you cen.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-24
LEGISLATIVE LEAGUE ENDORSES AMENDMENT n CONSTITUTION
 TO REFORM LEGISLATURE

The following argument in favor of the proposed amendment to the con- stitution for the reform of the legis- lative system of Arizona was submit ted to the Douglas International by w.. M. Adamson, mayor of Douglas:
 There has never been a more popu- lar initiative measure suggested to the voters of the state than the one which proposes an amendment to the state constitution for the encouragement of our legislative representation so that members of the lower house will each be selected from a fixed district. As, for instance, the seven members of the legislature from Cochise county would be chosen from seven districts. so laid out as to contain not less than fifteen hundred voters. By this meth cd the principle of home rule will be Legislatures In the selection two years ago there were two senators and seven members of the house of repre- sentatiVes chosen in Cochise county. Douglas, the largest voting district in the county, only secured one represen- tatiVe while the Warren district. with only a few more votes, secured one senator and four members of the legis- lature. Such unequal representation could not occur again anywhere in the state with the adoption of the amend d-
 ment proposed by the non- partisan legislative league, with headquarters in
 this city. The petitions for this in-
 itiative measure have been sent for
 ward to the secretary of state and
 the amendment will appear on the bal
 lot in November With these petitions which were circulated all over the state went the following argument 1T favor of the amendment submitted by Mayor w. NJ. Adamson, of this city
 The proposed amendment to oul state constitution providing for the election of members of our state leg islature by legislative districts is no an innovation: it is in effect in many of our states It is based on the same principle and follows the same rule 1 that has been in effect since the for nation of our government in the cleo ton of senators and representative to our national congress. Senator: are elected from the states at large representatives from congressional dis : tricts
 | In this proposed amendment the ap portionment is so made. and 1t i' definitely stated, that no county shal , have less representation in the stat I
Arizona republican., 1916-07-24
THUMB BUTTE WORK

A. B. Daniels. who owns the Thumb Butte mine. stated to Our Mineral Wealth that every development thus tar in his property was most satis- factory. The shaft is down to the tAu and making about five feet Der day. MT. Daniels called in the ser vice of an eminent engineer E w
 Brooks. when contemplating inc mir chase of the lrorerties in the Secret Pass country MT. Brooks made a careful examination of the geological conditions of the field, and tken re- ported that he advised investment as ne had become convinced that tha newer andesite. which carries the good values, would be found to exist 10 depth of from 1,6O0 to 1,7C0 feet MT Daniels first claims have show,
Arizona republican., 1916-07-24
At The Iamara

'Fate's Boomerang" will serve to bring Mollie King. start of "A Wo- mans Power" back to the screen after an absence of several months, in which time she has been working hard on several big features which will shortly be released on the World Film program. In "Fate's Boomerare' Miss King plays the role of little mother of the hills and her work is nothing short of marvellous. It is a story that IS strong in plot and action. feature acted by an all-star cast, in an atmosphere second to none The scenes were taken in the noun tains 2,590 feet above the sea and ara most Interesting anG picturesaue
 aFtes Boomerang" will be tEe fea- ture shown on the screen at the Lamara theater again today. for the last time
Arizona republican., 1916-07-24

office which is now furnished with 2 power crushing plant. Kelvin will be the shipping point.
 Another very promising discovery of asbestos was reported yesterday when Earl Pierce came in from the claims located ir the name of Pierce and Kyle The property, which con 4ists of eight claims. is situated forty five miles north of Globe and about two miles south of the old Ellison ranch. It is adjacent to good wagon road and contains a good sized body of the mineral. The fiber is of the red silky type and is about one and three quarters inches in length where found on the surface. Pierce has been working on the claims for over year and all the claims bear evidence oi an extensive deposit. Samples tha; were brought to the city were of a high grade.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-24
satisfaction

satisfaction.
 T have been both surprised and pleased with what l have seen among the old mines in process of rejuvena- ton. and the newly born prospects not vet come into their own. I am grati- fled to state that in the majority of eases I have seer all the earmerks in licating a prosperous future: and | can assure/you that if the onus of the matter lies with me, I shall no longer be considered q stranger in Chloride.
 Mr Twitchell in further conversa- iion said that he is certain the mines and prospects here have been greatly nnderest!mated. and he predicts that Chloride will eventually become the Butte of Northern Arizona. He is ac- Guiring interests here at a rapid rate, and each time he visits us he is ac- companied by mining men of note, who in turn absorb a share of his contagious enthusiasm.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-24
TW|TCHELL FOOTS II OVER CHLORIDE HILLS

w. B. Twitchell. one of Arizona's most successful mining men, before leaving for his home in Phoenix. dic- tated the following statement to the Chloride Herald:
 q have been wearing out q very large amount of shoe leather among the hills of Chloride. and I am per fectly willing to admit that I have never expended shoe leather with d greater willingness nor tc my greater
Arizona republican., 1916-07-24
At The Columbia

Once upon time a famous legiti- mate actor baked at playing his first vaudeville date when he found that he had to follow a troupe of trained seals on the bill. He could not stand to have tEe card announce him "a famous actor in competition with q lot of dumb brutes so he said" At the Columtia today they have as fat fetched combination J. Warren Ker- rigan said by thousands to be the handsomest leading man in pictures is seen in a fine photodrama called
 The Gay Lord Waring," and right
Arizona republican., 1916-07-24
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ADJUSTMENTS
Al The Coiliseum

New bill at Coliseum tonight. The headliner number is to be put on Dy Near and Near said to he promot- CTS of laughs" These folks do some new character changes. also a llttlH singing.' talking and dancing and are niohIv recommended. The Porter sis toTs arc also on the program in a eono and dance act Besides these tu-r acts from inc Bert Ievey vaude- vile circuit there will be a liberal allowance of Keystone comedy pie tureS
Arizona republican., 1916-07-24

so well with the work thus far con ducted he has added numerous others until he now owns thirty or approx imatcly 600 acres of good mining erOund
Arizona republican., 1916-07-24
ADWlElRT TTSERS

The Republican is admitted to be the best equipped office in Phoenix for the handling of advertising posters Phone 499. al
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-08-05
Moral Decay Throughout The World

To the Editor:
The present war is the outgrowth
of a condition similar to conditions
which existed in the days of Noah.
The restraining influence of the
Spirit of God had been resisted by the
antediluvians until men We're left to
follow out their evil impulses. Crime.
violence, immortality, bloodshed, and
war were the result. Here we have a
true picture of what will he; for "as
it was in the days of Noe. so shall it
be also in the days of the son of man."
Luke 1926.
John the Revelator, in speaking of
the last days, says: a saw three un-
clean spirits : They are the
spirits of devils. working miracles,
which go forth unto the kings of the
earth and of the whole world, to ga
ther them to the battle of that great
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-08-05
WING. ELKToN. MARYLAND SATURDAY AUGUST s. 1916

| day of God Almighty. Behold, come
as thief. Blessed is he thet watch
eth and keepeth his garments, lest he
walk naked, and they see his shame"
Rev. 16:13-15. In referring to the
final outcome, he says: "The nations
were angry, and the wrath is come,
and the time of the dead, that they
should be judged, and that thou
shouldest give reward unto thy SER
wants and prophets, and to the saints,
and them that fear thy name, small
and great; and shouldest destroy them
which destroy the earth" Rev. 11:18.
And to destroy them which destroy
the earth" He comes in mercy to cut
short this cruel work of destruction.
In reply to the inquiry. what shall
be the sign of thy coming, and of the
disciples: Gas the days of Noe were,
so shall also the coming of the Son of
man be. For as in the days that were
before the flood they were eating and
drinking, marrying and giving in mar
riage, until the day that Noe entered
into the ark. and know not until the
flood came, and took them all away;
so shall also the coming of the Son of
man be-" Matt. 24.3, 1899.
While power from beneath is TAX
ing possession of those who have cast
aside the restraining influence of the
Spirit of God, a power from above will
take possession of Gods loyal sub
jects. While "evil men and seducers"
are waxing "worse and worse, de-
ceiving and being deceived" the good
will be developing characters that will
give a right to eternal life. The line
of demarcation between the two
classes necessarily will become more
distinct as time advances. Wars,
earthquakes, famine and pestilence are
unmistakable forerunners of Christ's
coming. Matt. 24:7-14.
Very sincerely yours,
c. c. DIFFENDERFER,
Elder of the Seventh Day Adventist
Church.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-08-05

Tar. Antiseptic Oils and Balsams. Is slightly
laxative. DIR. Kings New Discovery eases
your cough, soothes your throat and bronchial
tubes, checks your cold, starts to clear your
head. In short time you know your cold is
better Its the standard family cough syrup in
use over 40 years. Get bottle at once. Keep
it in the house as a cold insurance. Sold at
your Druggist. adv+
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-08-05
REGISTERS,

Tor Swami has appointed the
for this county
james w. Morgan, declines.
Noble Ricketts,.
Joseph R. Brown.
DR.. R. c. Carter, declines.
Col. George r. Howard.
John Kirk.
Capt. Alonzo Snow.
w. T. West.
Isaac f. Vanarsdale.
f these appointees at least,
himself been registered.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-08-05
CAUGHT BY A THRESHER.

We learn that William Short, of
Elkton. while engaged in feeding a
threshing machine one day last week,
narrowly escaped being seriously, if
not fatally, injured His clothing was
caught by the cylinder and it was not
until it had Invested him of the whole
of it. except one trouser leg. that he
succeeded in tearing from its grasn
receiving but few slight bruises.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-08-05

Give it attention. avoid exposure, be regular
and careful of your diet, also commence taking
DR.. Kings New Discovery. 1t contains Pine
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-08-05
MEETING AND CORNER
STONE LAYING,

will be a three or four days
at Union NJ. E. Church. to
Re Thursday, August 10Th, at
k a. M, to be held in the grove
, church. One of these days,
will be devoted to the laying
,rner-stone of the new church.
ilrtz, Timanus, PaXson and 7.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-08-05
NEW HOUSES.

4 B. Foard, Esq, has in course
n on North street, above the
several new tenant houses.
y more erected, they could
\ be rented.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-08-05
MARRIED.

-Burton.-In Elkton, on the
by the Rev. H. Mathews. E.
ell and George F. Burton,
his town.
Schafer.-At the residence
.ide's parents. on July 26. by
j. B. Maddox, George H.
bf Perryville, and Sarah G.
of Philadelphia.
,Scarborough.-In Elkton, on
ult., by the Rev. M. D. Kurtz.
w. Harris, of Cecil county,
tia j. Scarborough, Of Har-
ltY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-08-05

B. Miller will be in attendance. Pro-
visions for man and horse for sale on
the grounds. Proceeds for church.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-08-05
The Cecil Whis
Fifty Years Ago
sElktOn, Md, August 4, 1866.
THE MARKETS.

: white, new. So. rs; wheat,
$3.50; corn, white, $1.OO;
Nv, .S8; oats, go; cloverseed,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-11-02
(Adverisement)
JOHN B. BALD IS THE
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
FOR COUNTY TREASURER

John B. Bald of Florence received
the nomination of the Republican
party for treasurer of Fremont coun-
ty at the primary election in Septem-
ber and is making an active, energet-
ic canvass among the voters with
view of assuring the success of his
candidacy at the polls next month.
Mr.. Bald is thirty-elght years of age.
having been born in Scotland in 1878.
He left his native country when
small boy and became a naturalized
citizen of the United States as soon
as he attained his majority. For
thirty-two years he has lived in Fire.
mont county and since 1896 has en-
gagged in the grocery and meat busi-
ness in Florence, where he is the
present city treasurer.
Having resided in this county since
he was six years old and been identi-
fed with its affairs as a citizen for
thirty-two years Mr.. Bald is familiar
with the social. industrial and econo-
mic conditions here and the qualifica-
tions needed for public office. He is
young man of excellent character,
high ideals in life. and. withal. is a
firstclass business man. He has
made a success of his private affairs
and can be safely entrusted with the
affairs of the public. Mr.. Baid's
motto in his business relations with
his fellows Is honesty, courtesy and
economy of administration. and will
be carried by him into the county treas
urership. II he is chosen 10 that Of
flee.
Mr.. Bald is married and has fam
lily OF three children. He is man
of broad and charitable views upon
matters affecting the welfare of his
friends and neighbors and the com.
munity where he lives. No man in
Florence is more philosophical:
none is more consideraie Of the opin-
ions of others and none is more inter.
ested in the town and its moral and
material Advancement than he. Mr.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-11-02
(Adyertsement.)
ANNA S. GARWOOD
Oemoerate candidate ReEee superlntenden

ton as Superintendent of Schools
work. from morning to night, In sea.
son and out OF season, and right now,
as much as she desires reelection
the fate of scholar would be at
once with her. paramount to her
wants.
Her whole soul is in her work, her
every thought, the betterment Of the
schools. her every day occupation,
thinking. working. searching for the
highest grade of efficiency and the
greatest accomplishment.
"Tis been truly said. the schools of
the county were never in better hands
and it can also be truthfully said
that whispered thought, a sugges-
ton. a word of encouragement, an
example. OF what can be accomplish
ed. all the indefatigable work Of
Miss Garwood. will be remembered,
and the results in evidence long after
we have pasesd beyond. No higher
duty can animate the voter on the
7th day Of November than to assist
by your vote In retaining Miss Gar
wood in her present position
Florence Paradox.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-11-02
THE RESULTS OF PLAIN, HARD WORK
WITH A LIBERAL SPRINKLING OF COMMON SENSE
AND BUSINESS JUDGMENT

nay, which possesses great nourish-
ment properties, and alfalfa is car
ried
oftentimes cars of hay from the val
ley are never put in the warehouse.
Purchasers buy it all up before 1t is
unloaded. This is common thing
and is cited to show the great de.
mand for good hay.
The coal bins are situated between
the hay and feed warehouses. All
three are situated on the spur track
so that the carloads can be unloaded
with ease and quickness. Merris is
agent for the best and the original
Canon City Coal, having an advantag-
eous contract with the producers.
Prompt delivery. correct weight and
good coal seem to be the features
of this department
Mr.. Merris of late has devoted
much time and thought to his feed
stable. He has a nice clean, roomy,
warm and convenient barn that will
accommodate twenty horses. The
barn is so situated that patrons may
drive from Ninth street right into
the barn with their buggies or wagon
loads of produce. thus affording good
shelter on stormy days or nights.
An ample yard well fenced. just out
side the barn gives plenty of room
for the safe storage of'vehicles. Mr..
Merris takes particular pride in this
portion of the business because Can.
on has never before had quite SO
complete feed stable.
Not only has the proprietor look
ed out for the needs of the horses
but also for the owners. In the base.
ment of his home which is on the
corner of 9th and River. he has fitted
ha tG FalA 70 4ui
camp house" He has two nicely
furnished rooms, in which are three
beds and also a cookstove. The men
coming in from the hills with their
produce find this a warm. clean. and
comfortable place to spend the night
without the necessity of coming up
town looking for bed The ranch
ers have hailed this innovation with
delight and II is taken advantage of
nearly every night.
It is these various little details
that has helped Mr.. Merris advance
his business along progressive lines.
Another instance is the easy load
ing facilities afforded patrons who
can drive up to the warehouses and
get their purchases without leaving
the driving seat. This is a big ad-
vantage. too. II weighing is neces-
sary this can be done with but little
effort, the Fairbanks scales being
placed conveniently on Ninth street
in front of the office.
The writer was speaking to a man
about Mr.. Merris recently when the
man replied. Yes. Merris has built
up a nice trade and well arrang-
ed establishment but Il wasn't done
in a day.
He has worked hard and long and
conscientiously. He has always CIV
en- his customers the best he had
and thereby has gained their conf
dence. good will and patronage. He
has always possessed a spirit OF
fair treatment and square dealing to
ALL
Yes, he's built up a fine bust.
ness. but II meant real labor and
years of experience to do IL. But
he's at point now where he ought
to grow rapidly"
And II certainly looks as IL the
prospects were very bright.-adv.