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NATURALIZATION

Heavy iron and copper outcropS occur,
the diorite has been changed from a mod
erately coarse looking rock to a fine slaty
'Ock, this being the casing OF the Glory Hole
of the United Verde. Along the strike and
on each side of the heavy iron stained ledge
are rocks showing copper carbonate and
pyrite and copper sulphide ore.
Extracts from report by J. Dana Sperr,
E. NJ, on Mashurin group of % claims, li0
acres.
The location of the group would be de-
scribed as on Copper Canyon, within the
Squaw Creek mining district, in lavapai
county, Arizona. This canyon acquired its
name from the many indications of copper
found.
This proup is well surnlied with water
by the stream in Copper CANYON. \ rouoh
stream measurement gives me an estimate
Of ~ cubic feet rer minute rs the how Of
the stream. During the wet mnNths the
stream will probably yield several times that
amount.
A dam can easily be constructed across the
canyon at about the center to lower end of
the group. which will give a reservoir capac-
ity sufficient for all camp and mining pur-
poses. On the Rosebud copper bearing rock
of highly metamorrhosed porphvry has been
develoned by a shallow shaft and small omen
cut. Green and blue copper stains are found
through the rock over Il considerable area on
this claim. On the Pine an old tunnel in "A
granite porphyry discloses some dissent
mated coprer in the form Of chalcocite and
chalcopyrite. On the Orient and Poppy
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PRICE OF STOCK
Is shares can be purchased now for $751;.
50 shares can be purchased now for 37.5(
100 shares can be purchased now for 75.OC
ESQ shares can be purchased now for 1879
500 shares can be purchased now for 375.M
1900 shares can be purchased now for 750.0t
5000 shares can be purchased now for 3,750.O(
Wire Your Order Eany.
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VERDE

Jerome. Arizona. is known as the Billion
Dollar Copper Camp" tor here is where is
located the famous United Verde Copper
Company owned by Senator W. A. Clark.
which has paid moro than $4,000. 900. 90 in
dividends. In the same district and within
a mile of our property is the United Verde
Extension. which startled the whole world
by the Tremendous copper deposits it OPEN
ed up. In les than eighteen months stock
Of the United Verde Extension jumped from
around so -ents IA share to more than $4,000
per share. Hundreds of fortunes were made
over night, as it We're.
The United Verde Consolidated Copper
Company offers you an opportunity to in
vest in a property that will be developed as
fast as money and men can push the work.
Both properties owned by this company will
be thoroughly prOspected with diamond
drills to locate the ore deposits and deter
mine their value before shaft or tunnel
work is commenced.
Development work is being carried on
under the direction of George A. Bethune, a
man who has had as much experience in
mining and metallurgy. no doubt. as any
man in America. He has been consulting
engineer for big interests and a State geolo-
gist. His work is reliable.
Wire your order to-day.
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Two Trainmen Killed In Crash.
DANvttLE. Ind. oct. Two train.
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NATURALIZATION
LOCATION

The claims known as the Mahurin mining
property are situated four miles west Of the
town Of Camp Verde. on the eastern slope
of the Black Hills range. Squaw Peak min
ing district. IaVapai county. Arizona.
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AREA

There are - claims, about 40 acres.
This property embraces a rugged topog-
raphy. the Avalon of the property from the
lowest point. 800 feet, arising To a height
of 4 400.
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Horn In Fourth Ward.

Rofrano was born in the cd Fourth
Ward forty years ago. He was bright.
likable and soon acquired such popu-
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Lowe Bryan, president Of Indiana Uni
versity, who will preside.
The meeting Is to be under the direc-
ton Of the Riley Memorial Association.
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..0mprrs Il Not discouraged.

90 fumpers already has made s,y'
t'u' uusIcrrssful attempts 10 settle the
o.. ,..' said Mr.. Bohm. but his failure
f. .,"'r this result has not discour'
geo.. an. tie viii make another effor,
i, week. III" natural cours" will bc
- '.i" both sides 10 n conference. and
i.l- "a d"Itt.Ily Will he done
Mnth"t' Jones. tn" aged labor agi-
''''r coos u holiday yesterday. She
'u''d ~" messages of inccndiarlsm,
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u. v. JUNIOR

The properties of the United Verde Con-
solidated Copper Company are located on
the northeastern slope of the Black Hills
range, Verde mining district, Yayapai
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PROPERTY

Following is a digest of the report on the
United Verde Junior and Mahurin proper
ties by Engineer George A. Bethune.
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county, Arizona. one and one-half miles
south of the town of Jerome.
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county, Arizona. one and one-half miles
south of the town of jerome.
AREA
There are six full and fractional patented
claims. approximately sc acres. and two
fractional claims not patented, totallinG APP
proXimately 80 acres. making Il total of
about 100 acres for this group.
NATURALIZATION
Numerous outcrops of mineral are ex-
posed on the surface of the property.
Where the teinS are exposed large crop
pings of quartz. associated with hematite of
iron and copper. can be plainly seen. IN
the diff rent surface croSs-cutS and deeper
workings pyrite, chalcopyrite. bornite and
other sulphide and oyidized copper ores are
encountered.
OF the Mahurin group, the engineer says
in part:
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claims. the cuts. tunnels and shafts in por-
phyry show green copper stains.
The surface indications of copper are "a;
satisfactory as might be expected, but only
deeper prospecting can determine the pres
ence of commercial deposits. unhesitat-
ingly recommend diamond drilling aS the
most satisfactory method of carving on this
preliminary prospecting.
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OFFICERS

Presidcnt: Robert ". Wingfield. President
Of the Camp Verde State Bank. a big mer-
chant and cattleman. 4 resident of .Ari7onr
for more than forty years.
Ic'-IrcSdCst: Dr.. Paul Mcintosh. with
offices in Jerome and C'arkda,e. ard on" o.
northern .Arizona'S prominent dentists.
TrtcSUy,V: u. l.. Robinson. postmaster OF
Clarkdalc and Il resident Of AriZH'a for more
than forty years.
SccretdrV: f. {. Farrell. q man high up in
senator W.. a. Clark's organization.
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ORGANIZATION

This comnanv is ORGANIZED with Il capita,
of l,500,0 600 shares. having Il par value Of
$500 per share: 1000. 900 shares of thi.
capitalization j. in the treasury. 500. uNo
shares is pooled stock, The pooled stock in
cludeS all stock issued for propertv. PROVO
ton purposes and for REORGANIZATION ~nioe
This stock * pooled until the lSt day Of Sep
tember. 1917.
Only 100000 shares of stock viii ~,
offered from tho treasury n, q price OF
- cents per share. We have very reason
to believe that this stock will Ne over.
subscribed several times before the huo.-
are oporcd neX Wednesday, morning 81
ready allotmentS have lccn made which .T.
lota' 10000 shares, Wiro orders are on i2r,
rom brokers in every rart of the country ask
ing for allotmentS which. if granted. voIic
amount to several tines the amount oi t..
treasury Offering With n few exception, hi
stock is going to he sold direct TO the public
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HOW TO BUY

Place your order Trough your broA,r tu'
make sure that he wires your reServa,ion fp.
stock to the offic" of this company at One. o.
place your order with your banker and hayD hin
wire your reservation and order 10 "ithar Ban.
OF Jerome, or Bank of Arizona. both of .Iorom,
Arizona. or the Verde State Bank. at Cam
Verde. Arizona. The bank here will then ,hl
your stock certificates with draft attached =
your bank: or wire this company direct you.,,'
telling us the number of shares wanted. thr
ollow with check, draft or money order b.
mail.
You will find this stock a profitable hvy CO.
20 cents per share II will be listed on The N,'
Ork and Boston curhS shnrtlN
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-06
TIME 10 CLEAN UP HERE
Let Us Win the "Spotless Town"
Title for Ourselves.
oHeisls, Business Men, Women ard
Others Win Work &c Make Place
Inviting ard HesIthfsL

Our town ought to have a cleaning
such as has never been known here
before Tie alleys. the lots. the build
ings. the homes. in fact. all parts Of
the nlsce should undergo general reno
vatiou- Wien il is al over We should
be able to give 1t the title Of -SpotIess
Town Let Us get together and start
something
The housewife should get to her
spring housscleaning- Mr.. Hubby
should ue beating the carpets. It's the
time 10 Clean Up and Paint Up.
In other communities North South
East and West. the Clean ID and
Paint Up period has always been a bir
success For that reason under the
present activity and growth. our town
should be abe 70 show results that
VIII compare favorably with other
communities The business men will
show an interest in the movement
and will lend support in anv wav nos
siole TO aid in the cleaning I'd. They
think the Clean Up and Paint IN
movement Is q mighty good one not
only to advertise. but TO make tie
town attractive FOR the visitor
A woman Il Bas City. Mich wbara
the Clean Up and Paint % campaign
was big event last year. became dis
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-06

gruntIed because she had worked dill
gently all week cleaning her own
premises while her next-door neighbor
refused to touch even a weed To
ward the end OF the campaign this
woman saw her next-door neighbor
90 downtown. leaving the cluttered- up
premises behind
Taxing three other neighbors with
her, the woman vent next door and
Cleaned up. Even the weeds we're
dug out OF the grass before the resi-
dent returned from downtown And
when she did. there was a neighbor-
hood TOW. Mrs Next-door declared
the others had no right TO clean I'D
her premises But in the end. the
street and the neiEhborhood was bet
ter for IL This year Mrs. " prob
ably viii Clean Up and Paint Up vol-
untarily-and gladly.
Only one example. yet this little e.
ample vas heralded in many weekly
magazines and some Of the big news
papers. giving Bay City more publicity
in one day than might have been
earned otherwise In twenty years.
The civic league. the Federation
OF Woman's Clubs. the Boy Scouts. the
board OF health. the city council and
many other civic and Official orgznira-
tons stand behind the movement in
practically every city and town in the
United States.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-06

doing away with breeding places Of
mosquitoes. flies or disease germs. the
planting and trimming OF trees and
hedges. planting OF flowers. and the
Iberai use OF paint on everything
that needs IL
In many instances last year the
planning and experimenting Of the
work has put entirely in the hands
Of some Efficient vomen's organization
n the city or town. The files at the
national Clean Up and Paint Up"
campaign headquarters in St Louis
are fun Of records OF Just such cases
Assistance in starting a campaign
in any community in the United States
vil Be given free Of charge By the Ia
tional bureau. Mr. Clark explained.
upon receipt OF a request from any
woman or wOmea's organization Aid
can also be secured from Mrs. Clar-
euce Baxter. chairman Of the Won
ea's committee OF the national bureau.
or from any Of the other civic leaders
constituting the bureaus advisory
COMMITTEES.
Sc perpetusIly az u
Mrs.. Baxter and Mrs. Senseney are
helping wCuen's clubs everywhere to
accomplish iu their towns what vas
acecnplished IN ST Louis last year.
The women clubs conducted the en-
tire campaign in ST Louis, Boston
and many smaller cities last year and
il thousands Of other pisces they are
aiding the men effectively. The open
ing weeks. II many places viii be
only the beginning OF perpetual Clean
Up ard Paint Up campaigns. They
VIII Be Of immense value wrote Mrs
Baxter recently. in arousing civic
consciousness in practical sanitation
and conservation and in actual bust
ness activity in the community Many
people spend hundreds Of dollars fur
nishing their homes and only an coca
sional caller gets TO admire them A
much smaller amount spent on a coat
Of paint for the exterior. a general
cleaning up OF the premises and few
flowers would give pleasure To thou
sands OF passers-by and their friends
as we'll"
Both OF these women are in daily
with leading club
women, in several thousand women's
clubs. in the effort to make the local
Clean Up and Paint Up" campaigns
the foundation upon which to build
and conduct various other community
betterment activities in which serious
minded club women everywhere are
so interested.
Newspapers Give Help.
Editors OF newspapers from coast
to coast have taken up this work of
he women and are aiding them in
beth the news and editorial columns
AID most Of them are unanimous in
declaring that the chief value Of the
work is that II aims at permanent re-
form and continued effort
Ministers are also aiding the women
n their work By preaching appro-
pirate sermons on civic cleanliness
and kindred topics. The wife of one
earnest. hard working clergyman in q
southern town. in which the campaign
vas in progress. wrote in a letter TO
the national bureau that If more peo-
pie were as sincere in their religion
as they are in this Clean Up and
Paint Up" movement the world would
Be a much better place In which TO
live
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-06
CLEAN UP AND PAINT UP!
he" 10 Start Campaign That WIN Produe.
Results in Our Town.

NrAsA' lake your telephone in hans~..
n sests toeetner-tne fewer the oufessrr -.T1 =
l. lax over and hefor. va, -. -
syn meeting 70 be held day Or ~ - -,
= ~ agreeing 10 have present az that -,as,,n -
'-4A O-ss whose interest VII be vsIuabla .1- ct
t1.ie o1-ei4 and some physicians who r.n ~
need o. public and private elsaulipa~< IN Aoo1t tae
SseoHd- When the meeting is eaIIs5 ,-s
-. A44---A ana other officers I've $500. -
- .-.S 70 hetade every cooperarinz o-v.,t-.s
AIT INTEREST," and Instruct the new rhsf-r-. --eAon
- eh4iHeh OF the various subcor,rni,, 49, AZ
- % t~O-tnese and the oricers TO eousri,,, =. -
Commute there should be COMMITTEES - - ssA=f-A
I1 ana publicity. one provide go.
chIdrsn 80 70 Oot@ln the cooperation a. the ..s1
SAahen and one to interest all mereb.1- - nc senoot
Is resolution requesting the board NJ ha.,.s .
Sss.- 'He openlng or the Campaign for r. - =
SANITATION and Identification Of the - 80 leaning.
Ao!ourn. after fixing date for a Cetto-yy-,
.sN Gays later, which all these ehair1sr - 1eseAAs
:. eohI.lttees VIII attend TO plan their - q
tlifds Write TO Chairman Allen NJ GO
Io.aL Siean Up and Paint Up cap.na;, = ne Va
.iAe' 81 Louis. No, and get free Iftsr,. nAiloen
y ei-ln up ana paint up the town tosa,t- i nag noS
country - IMAGES Throughout the
rollth- Set as many men and wou,s, -
- - - . some specific thing Dor. 80. - -
~ - -. tA1s upon one willing and uatjs,1+ .ti s
81 eAs ostali and responsibility OF Ms 80 -'A-slast
- ~ speeiHe work. and eharnen Who viii - --etess
=. inspire suggestions and zeal auopg e. - ~OfH
theiF committees. are essential nc members OF
want enough committees IN ,.
- -, ~ zoo many committees to counlfes,s.S 10
oSiset half dozen or more gor s--.s anu con
90 veil that specific work M SPECIFIC work.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-06
LET'S Be kEIecu..D9DLY
SpotIesS Town Means Happier
and Healthier People.
We Should @ciesn Up ard Paint Up
This Community at Once to
Protect Our Families.
NEIGHBoRHooD improvement is

NEIGHBORHoOD improvement is
~ home improvement multiplied II
IS the sum Of all the efforts made TO
make houses look attractive and beau
tifaL
Neighborhoot improvement Illus
trates the influence Of a good deed
well done On a dfngy street one
householder starts to improve the sp-
pearalce OF his home He keeps yard
and house spiek and span He paints
his house. fences and outbufldinzs He
plants grass. flowers anu shrubber..
Soon MS neighbors notice the in
provemeRt They begin to clean I'D,
paint Up and green up Within a few
months the street is transformed.
1t not only looks better. but it is
better People are happier and more
neighborly- Property values have in
creased Neighborhood Improvement
has worked q before and after"
change that Is really wonderful
One Of the modern poets has been
inspired BY neigh5crhood improve
msut work in his own town to ex-
press himself in the following Ian
guage:
Little beds OF flowers.
Little cans OF paint
Make attractive nsIghhoThOods
Out Of those that amt
In many villages. towns and cities
Clean UP and Paint Up s15Ft las be-
come popular in recent years. The i'm
-ediate results have been 4 marked
improvement in the appearance Of the
places in which they have been at
tempted
IN a certain western town one OF the
residence streets with a row OF about
fifteen houses was the shame Of all
the puhlie-spirited citizens. Houses
were greatly in need Of repairs and
paint They looked bad and they kept
looking worse every year. Finally one
OF the good citizens got an idea He
wezt 70 the owner Of the house IN the
liddle OF the block
I want 70 make YOU a proposition =
be said II you viii permit me I viii
give you. without cost. al the paint
necessary 70 paint your house Il you
viii DO the work
The owner accepted the proposition
and later the paint was delivered. Tha
phIanthropist sxzetsd the promise
that the owner would rot tell aay OF
his neighbors that the paint vas a
gift.
In the course OF time the house was
painted and the effect was marvellous
70 behold Like a new house II stood
among its dinSy naigheoTs a. eouspi-
euoEs as a fairy il a minstrel show.
The owners Of the other houses no
tiesd the contrast They saw how
miserahly poor the newly painted
house made theirs look One after
the gther they went 10 the stores and
ordered paint During that season ev-
cry enc OF the fifteen houses was
painted ard the premises cleaned and
the street became enc OF the best look
ing In town.
That is What was accomplished
when one man started to improve his
home II whole neighborhoOds. street
by street. should start to improve in
our town what a tremendous difference
II would make in the appearance of
this community Let's get together
and try it.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-06
WOMEN HELP TOWNS TO
CLEAN UP AND PAINT UP
They Have Done Much to Make National
Campaign for Civic Betterment
Successful Everywhere.

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-06
CLEAN UP AND PAINT UP!

yellow CITIZENS: Let u get together and
II maze TINS town OF ours The most healrhful and
most inviting n the STATE To do this Ne must
Organize our forces, map sut oar plans and get 70
Eork Other cities and towns throughout the United
sia1s are finding TIE efforts along these lines are
bringing excellent results
II we would hsye j heaIthfu town We must clear
or sttcs, cellars stables sheds wards streets asvs
and vacant lots Of trash dirt Junk. filth. garbage
r-ss cans bottles and weeds We must empty toilets
cover manure heaps. drain barn 0ts I'll uD mudholes
md shiny, Hl-snelling ponds. open cutters repair
streets and burn rubbish
Ilea Es must Use soap and scrub brushes brooms
rases and shovels We must throw lime freely about
toilets and stables Whvs Because disease germs
aae EerEn-carrylng Insects. especially flies and mos
quito breed N filth and spread typhoid and con-
SUMPTION when they enter our living rooms alight
On our food, or bite u while We sleep.
After me DIRT gone must repair our buildings
and h& our fences-and then Law on the paint
PANT even thing thar needs IT, inside and out, for
pant the best known preservatve and It's brighten
M influence All make the duIlest town in the world
look -piek and span.
81 course when buy paint and lime We put
money INTO the paint-deaIer's and lime-dealer's
pockets But # We get sick and die the doctor drug
gst, undertaken, sexton and Tombstone man take our
coin Most folks would sooner spend theirs on
paint and Ime-take your choice
Come on, now, folks Let's call a meeting form
Clean Up and Paint Up Club composed of men,
women and children, and get on the Job. The prize
Is worth lt-health and happiness.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-06

In connection with the Clean Up
and Paint Up campaign in this com
nunity it has been wisely suggested
mat We take steps to remedy the IN
sightliness o. weed-grown vacant lots
al over town There IS no reason
why II cannot Be done.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-06

One of our Clean Up and =
campaign committees shcuia
mission rom owners 70 planl
On vacant lots. Then orEs
dren's garden clubs. which 80
cessfuI in many cities, towns
lagos throughout the counN
prizes for the best Tsgs
summer flowers.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-18
NO DIFFERENCE
The Proof Is Here the Same As
 Everywhere.

The Proof Is Here the Same As
 Everywhere.
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 Mrs. J. C. Mayne, P O. Box No 149S, Bisbee, says: My back ache bothered me and l had pains across my loins. I found it hard to do my housework. I often had headaches and dizzy spells and I knew that these pains and annoyances were caused by disordered kidneys. I had heard of Doan's Kidney Pills doing good in similar cases, so used some. They quickly cured me"
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Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-18
FATHER voNpEReoFeN IN.

The Rev. Father Vondersofen. at one time parish priest in Bisbee. and one of the most popular divines who ever lived in the District. left Bisbee yesterday morning after visiting here the previous day He is now located in Nogales and made the trip to Bis bee in his machine. Father Wonder gofen received considerable noterity about a year ago when he was i'm prisoned on the Sonora side of the border after he had administered the sacrament to a dying man. On repre- sentations of the United States au- thorities the Father was immediately released.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-18
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Fl PasO & Southwest ern Railroad Company. for the cleo ton of directors to serve for the en- suing year, and for the transaction of such other business as may be prop erly brought before the meeting, will be held at the office of the Company
 in Bisbee. Cochise County, Arizona. on Monday, November 13. 1916. at 12 o'clock noon. George Notman, secre- ry-Advertisement G97