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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-29
Federal RESERVE BANKS.


Washington, Oct. 2S.-The federal
reserve boards statement of condition
of the federal reserve banks at the
close of business October %, made
public today shows:
Resources.
Gold coin and certificates in vault
$274,001 coo.
Gold settlement fund, $122,5SIO00.
Gold redemption fund with United
States treasurer, $L391,000.
Total gold reserve. $39I,919, 1000. 7
Legal tender notes, silver, etc, So
$4,000.
Total reserve, $40I955,000.
Five percent redemption fund
against federal reserve banks, $42O,-
600.
Bills Discounted and Bought.
Maturities within ten days, S16,S0S,-
OOO: from II to 80 days, $20,51S,O0O;
from 81 to so days, $39O62,0OO; from
81 to 90 days, $29,620,O00; over 90
days, $1213,OO0. Total, $l0I2l6,OOO.
Investments.
United states bonds. $40,469,000.
One year United States treasury
notes, $11,435,000.
Municipal warrants, S29, 909,OOO.
Total earning assets, $3.50, OlO,O0O.
Federal reserve notes, net, $l6,S46,-
600.
Due from federal reserve banks,
$33,197,000. o.o
An other resources. $3,70S00O.
Total resources, $651,136,0O0.
Liabilities.
Capital paid in, $55,70S,O 900.
Government deposits, $29,9S2,OOO.
Member bank deposits, net, SOIL
$4,000. .
Federal reserve notes, net, Sll,966,-
600
Federal reserve bank notes in cir
culation. $1,031. 900.
An other liabilities, $4,000.
Total liabilities, $651,136,OOO.
Gold reserve against net deposit ana
note liabilities, II per cent.
Cash reserve against net deposits
and note liabilities, 1875 per cent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-29
INK EXCHANGE
Elbows DECIDED
IRREGULARITIES
-,o5ard Issues Are Z Moder-
'-a ataIv over, While Coppers
o ood War SpeciaIties Are
Much Higher


-, sosNss 'oU V' Stocks were ir-
New YORK ot from the outset Of TO,
OCULAR a lnlost' active session, standard
VS. brief oa i issues we're moderately
4 Investment oimparatively neglected
rer a ana and those sPeGi a;na9S
bhIe coopppprtiy figured SO extensively .l s y.
ben 5 IeTr operations were decioeoiy
s-ng. .or was the foremost feat
4 rtah Copp'id. wide opening of $500
facs at . dn new record Of los, this
pnts y ~. -. de.d - 10SA CHINO
hng laIgl aver, made a new high on rs
fpper aiso I ll 10 62L, with gains
Pin Of =; - two points for Inspiration
one on5 Ia Kennecott and shaylu %,
lnaeo Macon coppers and American smeI'-
b. leather repeated its almost
ge e ,n'erformance Of moun1ns ,c 90 d
ply poea,yimum, gaining practlCaily
bFT nla tnts At 9S. and Cuba Cane
Pre- pUi rnmon and preferred sold
gar c conn ever before at 1878 and
.sS respectively. -oooo sboros
Tn "a sales were 65o,Vvo silai eS. az
Iola, so 'o statement met popular eN-
The , pam IN lis actual cash gain of
iFcIa'I ,ao oo0 600, a loan expansion OF
aboat w Xxx ooO 600. and an increase
nos ,it 600 OOO in reserves. 80,
over Sl lain were irregular, with
bol'u uedSetion in offerings of inter-
PINE agu' Total sales, par value, 81
F 14,uited states bonds were unchang-
IN NV, cal during the week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-29
Study This Map of
Arizona Ray

inls shows the location of the first
w hole on the Juarez claim, owned
III lhe ARIZONA RAY, where / pre-
" me ore body will be encountered
Ia $50 feet,
Note the drill holes of the RAY
,H,SS,oLlDATED and RAY HER
LES adjoining. Note the closeness
IN me HERCULES drill hole, where
IN Is estimated that the ore body is
LIZ, rect thick. | stood at this point
| Two weeks ago with several prom
l apI1t engineers. | am confident that
%ali1ONA RAY, on their Juarez
I,'ll mas the same ore body and the
Sme thickness
,p, sold this week 10000 shares of
tn'iAoNA RAY at 2Sc. This order
/, r ~ my office signed and can be
.ieo' My people were willing to
XII; -S o, Tor it, because that size block
, ,u be bought at 27c.
n AsihoNA RAY is now listed on
LOS Angeles Stock Exchange
IN, ~" from a stock exchange member
d al. 1T wll be called on Saturday. 1t
Soc Guy 1 listed on the San Francisco
nv II I..@ehange-where it is very ac-
s1yyo Is traded in on the Curb.
A us purchase stronger today
~ ever did before.
nIia 4aye maps and engineers reports,
a u,,, VIII show to anyone who calls,
VIII mail full information.
IA S s,as, | own $4,000 shares of
IbeIioy.1A myself-it is not for sale
" limit. orders at market with
-'ON with remittance by mail.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-29
i's 4 n.y. s' 4. JOURNAL CLASSIFIED C0GUMNS
FOR SALE

Sl,600-5-room frame. modern.
sleeping porch, garago, two blocks
from Central avenue. on highlands
ss,5oo-Io-room brick, sleeping
porches, hot water heat close In.
suitable for high class boarding
house.
SSoo-S-room bungalow, lot 25xl4s.
near Santa Fe shops; half cash, bal
ance terms.
S2,65o--5-room bungalow, modern,
lawn, shade and fruit trees, good
outbuildings, lot 50xlS0; good loca-
ton, Fourth ward.
S2,SOO-7-room. 2-story, adobe. stuc-
coed, modern, furnished: also s.
room adobe in rear; all on lot 75x
142; Third ward, close in.
S,0Oo-5-room brick, modern, good
outbuildings, West silver avenue.
Many other bargains in improved
and unimproved property.
A. FLlEISCEIElR
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans
III South Fourth Street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-29
Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas city oct. 2s.-Cnttle- Re
aaipts 500 Market steady Prime
steers. 8g.5Onlt.O0: cows, $3.50 N
725. hcifors. &j.o0m9.25; stockers and
feeders. S5.75n825i bulls, $4,000
Hoes-Rccoipts 200 Market lower
puIs sg.T5n101O. heavy, $1,000 n
fOI5. packers, t9.85@ 1918; light
sbeeD- Receipts 500. Market steady
rsnhs slO.4Dal1.0G. yearlings, $500
Is75. wethcrs $1,000 500; ewes
26.T5a 1876.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-29
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

New York, oct. 2S.-Mercanllle pa
per, 81 per cent; sterling oV gay .y
bills. $4.71A; commercial go DAY Pills'
$4.70A; demand, $4I5fs caoieS'
$4.763s.
Bar silver-67 "a C..
Mexican dollars-52c.
Government bonds-Steady
Railroad bonds-Irregular.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-29
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago, oct. 2S.-Butter-Market
unchanged
Eggs@Receipts 1874 cases. Market
unchanged. .
Potatoes-Receipts n cars. Market
unchanged. ,oz
Poultry-Alive, lower fowls I@V
nc; springs, 17Rc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-29
LONDON WOOL AUCTION.

London, oct. 2S.-At the wool auc'
ton sales today there was a moderate
selection of $500 bales, mostly cross
breds. There was active competition
and firm prices, those for the best
woods hardening.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-29
EASTERN REAL ESTATE

nor SAlE on ENCHNNGEr offer or sale cNchansc
looal property tho folloWng Eas'om property.
SIS ACEES half timber balance cultivation
lo0 ACRES half cleared balance timber hud
hiEh
Property medicinal SPRINGS OF varieties Ideal cor
ACRES excellent
and timber onE character BvllMgs o all kinds
Including Nlos. SeSN0NOe
ACRE estimated, Boston solUtha summer
trolley connection NAVVV0
property lococd hraphtt
telephone deliveries aUd bc
bought advantageous exchanged Cor Eood western plOpcr
Address call the undersigned at the commercial club Abulur
Phone 62i,
w. j. McDONALD
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-29
ELGIN BUTTER.

Elgin. H., oct. 2S.-Butter S5c bid
No sales.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-29
lrMAETON & co.
I'll West Gold Ave.

dandy buy Tor $40 per acre mart terms II
IN an 1ov ovD0cr nov
IN. MlGN.lsllVNlllM Ann
e,o ~, -, ,,,'..-no-
,,,,.-..s,,.,.v,-- - $500 -.
'~''S-' 'N>Ai'NI' 'A'''t- =
FOR RENT--Dwctling
No.th
---.----
tON hhN I'VE room modetn brick house,
- W.T.. . Iust0 street
FOR RENr-Niec four room house. i12
NelAa Sesena. tnene l@,I
NOR RENf-f Woeroon bungalow furnished /
OF untufpshed, u,oe yard and outnuid- /
ings. 1870 North Svropd street
FOR RrNr-rour.r oam house, modern |
slecMng poNh, water nee rent SIS yer /
- ,. 49, 'vl'" S,,''r N,s' Nv,
80 ss1 rry v,,nu ista N.rth r,uh sfrn,t /
strones Book store
" SWIM
FOR RENT Modern houses and apat' !
mcnts -four Go cieht rooms. steam heated !
some furnished W Il, MoM'iion @ West
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Hngnianas.
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t'i' NNN NV wv" 'V's.,,,'N' n.y."
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FOR HENr-raral'hed eet,aee us east
'"N'N aN'""'' '"H"'' ' ''
tnooS ION
FOR RENr-Furn'shed i'n' room cottage
WIN AZ, S,s'p'nS Po,'" s"' '"' ''''''''S
-,
t'h KEN "uI '''uH nov, su,''y w. w..
s'n 'N. .,,. '.',,s r,s,,, ,,,Ny,
,--.----,-7f
V'' "tNl -''n ',,''S wv, "'," ,.,,,,,,
iron, s,,'' tS onI ,.,s ," screen rnrrN
49, .fs.,,,. nam, "a rity elaaara an
hr,, sides Npply tl;S South walter.
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FOR NENf-ElEhl te"m m'a'iN h,!yN SUIT
ahlc tor wv lanllles Inooo ls,sN.--
FOR RENr-rwo.room furnished eoVAte
with sleeping porch, SO; wator paid Ap-
Ply il5 West Gold
FOR RENT- Fivc-room furnished house
with sleeping porchcs va 8. Edith. "
call UlahlAud Meat Market
NON llENT Modem houaea and apnrt.
p,r,,ts stcnm heated four to cight rooms
so,nc furnished W Il McMuluu. am West
| cold
RON i,i7ZT l5CcIg f0Tnishcd -no,iGfn lIUc.
~, l,asr ,p f,nr rooms bath. slccpinp
n.r,boat e,p,ilnc home for sa. HoN e.,
| journal
TOn IIgNT--I,ooms WIN Hoard
| Room and p0rcb very good board. tioso m
rhouo l1liW
ron RENT-Rooms with sleeping porchcs
aud hoard az East silver rhone ava
ron WENT- Furnlrhed rooms and sleeplne
porches. board, $500 per week iA South
Faith atroet
,.,,, ,,,,,..r ,,,,.,,,,. ,,.,ib slo,niry nor,hns
and mi cInss hoard Mira Hunter. M2
q udltb phone 1901
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ana nov, ~ &c p,,,h ',,,,,,,,
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fols n'' ,',.a,ta,,i a. ai, sanitorinrn. sos
IN g' t,T,,,,,,t stt,tt pbnnr tnqgI
49,. ~ "
LOCK HART tANCu F'N hEHn - We
oarrlnEe Guy maj service s eve nan,
,""ln y" ,og 9'' ~ Va n unog
SHADY Nook Ranch ottcra excellent room
ana toard. Just me pace 20 se, st u,,s.
9,p Ft froc transportation Mrs. II, II.
Thomas .............----.----.
THE MISSES ROBINSON at 2lo =. walter
have two Furnished rogml an1 neenlh es,
porehea ior rent, so'a po"'o a,u,h.'
m , az, ~" "''''''''
,.,,.e s03
EOR gNI,E--I0uItry ana IGega
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-29

tie. SG.6Om1tG5: western steers. $G.l5
1850; stockers and feeders $4' n
ms; cows and heiters, $3.50 n Dow
calves, $7OOm1l.O0.
Hogs Receipts $4,000. Market
steady, SC under Yesterdays average
Buk. S9.70m1O15; light, $94b N
t015. mixed. $96Om 1890; heavy
s9.6O@1O.3O; rough, $9.6Om9.1O; pigs
.&T5Om9.40. ,,-...
sheep Receipts 1000. Marker
steady. Wethers, $3.50 $50; lambs
.28.5Om
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WARDS AUTO aEHVIC

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Trips 10 Any Point Any time. Wire o.
Phone fot Information At Ny Expense,
wlnhlar Hotel Hocorrn. NJ A.
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ron uIENT Miscellaneous

uOUsla end flus fnr fent and sale
Simon Garcia. in9 E0rih Afnn street
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-ooc-o-o->o-o-o-o-tSSaooo~~o~-o-o-oy,
LoST-Octohcr 25th, lunch box, near public
library Reward. Return 1910 South High.
LOST-Smau japanese coin purse i'm the
northern part " the city. Return N9
North Fifth. Reward
LoST-Party who called az eos south Arno
street for washing. Monday, October g.
which consisted mostly Of haby.s clothes
and under the pretcNt that the wash woman
sent her had better return them before the
police call for them.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-29

When Irregular or delayed use Trlna pb
PMS Safe and always dependable MOI
sod 81 drug stqrsB DO not stpeflmsn'
with others, save disappointment
-, "pettsf.' and particulars its ffss ~.
dress national Medical Institute. hllEsu'
b4a Wts
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WtFRTA0E 1aHTad Wow H'FT0 ~
x Msssengsr. Box 5sL Los Angeles Cal
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lazy r zoru gsDl0 Topid marry N''
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BUSINESS CHANCES
FIVE TTHOUSAND IPlElR CENT
ron aAI.Io--lInnacn

roo tAiE Modern fissztooin cement tloos
house good location, Gail st ~ South
fItHh nt phone ta1T
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-12-16
RAY PLANNING SP EC|AL
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION

Following the policy of past years. Ray is planning
for big time Christmas week for the old and young.
Sunday morning. at the Sunday school services in
the Durham school, each class Of little ones will take part
in program to be given Sunday, Christmas eve joint
service will be held by the Episcopaian and Methodist
churches in the Iris theatre, beginning at o'clock
This is free service and should be attended by everyone
in the camp The following program will be carried out
Special Christmas film.
Music by chorus.
Solo-"Christ Child'' Mrs. Fred Griffin
Male Quartet-"Oh Wake, Oh World, from Slum-
ber!' Mr.. Stretton, Mr. Obitz Mr. Robb and Mr. Moore
Musical Trio -Serenade Miss Mullin, Mr.. Whitney
and Mrs. Bromley.
solo-"Holy Night y Mrs. Fred Griffin.
Rev. DR.. Cocks of Phoenix and Rev. Fitch Of the
Methodist church will deliver short addresses.
Monday afternoon will be the big Christmas tree for
the kiddes Of Ray at the Ray Con Clubhouse followed
by a big dance Monday evening.
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons matinees, under
direction of the Womens Guild, will be held at the Iris
theatre
New Years day, Monday afternoon two big Christ
parties will be in progress. The older children will
be entertained by the Womens Guild in K p hail. while
in the Moose hall the Ladies Aid will be providing the
little ones with entertainment.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-12-16
INSPECTION Of BALLOTS GOES
ON SLOWLY At STATE CAPITAL

have been begun, For the real con-
test, Of course. will be in the courts,
over the manner in which the doubt
full ballots are to be counted.
Resolutions endorsing the recount
proceedings were adopted by the ex-
ecutive committee of the democratic
state central committee AT special
meeting held at Phonix this week, and
steps of raising money to assist Gov.
Hunt were discussed. The committee,
however, refused to become RESPONSE
BILE for the payment Of the contest ex-
penses or to bind itself TO pay any
deficit that might remain Members
of the committee estimated the cost
Of the contest at al Ieast $4,000, Of
which substantial part has been
raised among the appointees Of the
governor, all of whom are. Of course,
vitality interested in the outcome Of
the proceedings.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-12-16
PROGRAM Of THE RAY CON CLUB
FOR THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS

Yes, the time we all eagerly look for
ward to, when everyone should be
bright and happy, is drawing rapidly
near. This memorable day only comes
once year, and let everyone be en-
couraged to make plans right now to
take advantage of the opportunity to
make Christmas day, as we'll as the
holidays, periods in your biography
long to be remembered as pleasant and
enjoyable events.
First, at meeting of the board of
governors Of the Ray Con club Tues
day evening, December IL, it was de-
cided best to have no dance on Friday
evening, December %; which is due to
the preparations and plans being per-
fected for the children's Christmas
tree entertainment on Monday after
noon and the big ball in the evening.
However, commencing Christmas day
let it be understood that the club house
doors are all swung open, with an in
visible safety HdSp, " Uoln lduleS dllu
gentlemen, until the following Monday,
January /, 1917. This includes after
noon and evening, and permits you to
amuse and entertain yourself and
friends by any available means the
club house offers, and you will remem-
Der the furnishings Of the club house
affords good deal, a variety of music,
library card room, reading room, etc.
The player piano will be at your dis
posal, so that you may dance to your
full contentment. Visitors from out OF
town are cordially invited.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-12-16

The inspection of all the ballots
cast in the recent election, which was
instituted by Gov. Hunt in the hopes
of defeating Thomas E. Campbell for
the governorship, is going on at
Phoenix. To date about third of
the precincts in Maricopa county have
been inspected, with very little change
in the result as officially announced.
Friends of Hunt claim he has gained
from II to 27 votes by the recount,
but many of the ballots so claimed
for him are ones whiCn will have to
be passed on by the court, and they
might be interpreted in various ways,
or thrown out altogether.
1t is estimated that the inspection
Of all the ballots in the state will take
two months at least, and at the end
Of that time the question will not be
settled; in fact. the fight will only
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-12-16
TROY To SINK
NEW SHAFT To
1000 LEVEL

Sinking of a new shaft on the Climax
of 1000 feet is to begin as soon as a
hoist, compressor and drills can be in
stalled. Announcement to this effect
was made this week by Roy G. Mead,
in charge Of operations at that prop
erty.
Site for the new shaft is already
graded, and in fact the shaft is already
down 80 feet sinking having been ac-
complished by hand. The existing
shaft is being enlarged and retimbered,
while work on new road to the Gil
max claim is being pushed with all
possible speed. At the site selected
for the shaft ore running one and one
half per cent copper is to be found on
the surface, and there is every indica-
ton that development at depth will
prove the existence of much higher
values.
Promising streaks and seams of sui
phide running from four to six per
cent copper are being encountered in
the south cross-cut at the Rather
shaft, and there is every indication
that the cross cut is approaching the
Rather vein. A compressor and ma
chine drills have been ordered for the
Rather, and the force has been in
creased materially during the past few
weeks With the installation of new
machinery it is confidently expected
that shipments from the Rather shaft
will be going forward by the first of the
year.
Troy-Arizona, while not dealt in To-
cally, is very active on the Boston and
| New York curbs, all the financial jour
| nails Of the east featuring this STOCK
largely in advertisements. The scope
Of development now being carried on
under direction of Mr.. Mead would in
dicate that large results may be ex-
| pected shortly.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-12-16
ALLIES MAY
WAIT BEFORE
THEY REFUSE

While the entente allies are not ex-
pected to accede to the German peace
proposals, they may wait for thor
ough consideration of the peace terms
outlined before refusing. The exact
terms proposed by the Germans have
not yet been transmitted in detail to
the allies, and such outl1r IS of the
terms as have reached the aIIre5 ma
tions have left much yet to pe defined.
In general the allies are inclined to
spurn the German peace proposals,
which are recognized by them as an
attempt on the part Of Germany to
shift the blame for continuing the
war to the side of the allies. The
French journals refer to Germanys
proposal as a clumsy trap" and the
official newspapers of Great Britain
and Russia comment even more ad-
versely on the peace proposal. 1t is
expected, however. that the United
States will make a strong offer Of
m0QldLlOIl anu ILLS may CAUSE oN ca"
tended consideration of the peace
terms than otherwise.
The stock market. whicli broke bad
ly Tuesday on receipt Of news Of the
peace proposals, is still weak, and each
days trading has been marked by an
avalanche of selling orders. However,
the market has made substantial re-
coveries in some lines. and it is con-
fidently expected that stocks depend
ent more or less on the war business
will soar again as soon as the in
evitable refusal Of the allies has been
announced.
1t seems certain that Germany has
offered Belgium a separate peace, with
he alternative Of absolute destruction
of that ill-starred country if it re-
uses. Belgiums answer has not been
made known. but it is not expected
that the Belgians, who have suffered
much from Germany, VIII agree to
make peace except in the event of the
making of a general peace by all the
allies.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-12-16
MONTANA SINKS

TUCSON, Ariz., Dec. 15.-Sinking of
the main working shaft from the 100
level to depth of 700 feet is to be be-
gun at the property of the Montana
trict in Santa Cruz county. A rs h. p.
hoist and compressor and drills have
been ordered prior to engaging on deep
ordered prior to engaging on deep de-
velopment operations. Ground has
been broken for a 200 ton concentrat-
ore. The mill will combine oil flotation
with mechanical separation.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-12-16

number and war material. Our lines
stand unshaken against ever repeated
attempts made by enemies.
"The last attack in the Balkans has
been rapidly and victoriously over
come. The most recent events have
demonstrated that further continu-
ance of the war will not result in
breaking the resistance of our forces
and the whole situation with regard
to our troops justifies our expectation
of further successes.
If in spite of this offer Of peace
and reconciliation, the struggle should
go on, the four allied powers are re-
solved to continue to a victorious end,
but they disclaim responsibility for
this before humanity and history.
The imperial government through the
good offices Of your excellency, asks
the government of (here is inserted
the name of the neutral power ad-
dressed in each instance) to bring this
communication to the government OF
(here are inserted the names of the
belligerents)."
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-12-16
BIC INTERESTS
LOOKING INTO
P|NAL DEVP'1

That some of the largest interests in
the country are looking into Pinal De-
velopment as an investment opportun-
ity was reported this week. One of the
most prominent biologists in the
country paid visit to the property this
week, and it is rumored that as a re-
suit of his visit large eastern capital
lists are about to interest themselves in
the big property on the county line.
President John c. Devine, who visited
the property this week, declined to dis
cuss the report that a large Ne wYork
house is actively interested.
Shipping of ore from Pinal Devel-
opment is to begin shortly after the
first Of the year. Developments con-
tinue to be very favorable, and the
tunnel is going ahead and making more
progress daily than at any time since
the property was developed. This Is
due in part to the eagerness on the
part of the miners to get through the
quartzite to the ore body, which they
are now approaching rapidly. There is
every Indication, judging from the rock
now being taken out Of the tunnel that
the tunnel is almost through the quart
zite. The stringers of coppers ore con-
the work goes on.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-12-16
HALL CAMPS
ON TRAIL OF
BOOTLEGGERS

Bootlegging in Pinal county must
stop, and stop at once, according to the
edict Of Sheriff Henry Hall, who is
carrying on his campaign for the en-
forcement Of the law without either
fear or favor. Caught in the meshes
of the prohibition amendment and the
net spread by Sheriff Hall, Dell Hi
guerra and Jennie Brown were both
assessed fines of $3.50 in the superior
court at Florence, and Higuerra given
a thirty day Jail sentence which he is
now serving.
Detectives engaged in running down
the two above named offenders met
with such success in their efforts at
uncovering the underground booze
route that a number of cases are now
on the docket awaiting trial. Sheriff
Hall is on the trail of a number of Of
tenders, and says that they will pay
the price along with the rest unless
they leave the county or go out of the
business.