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Weekly journal-miner., 1916-06-07
PROJECTED ROAD WILL
 CEMENT TWO CITIES
fFrom Fridays Dailyl

"Connecting up Prescott and Je- rome with direct communication by short line wagon road, and reducing the distance between the two cities to only 30 miles, as against 5 miles by the Cherry creek route, is meet ing with strong support and earnest consideration in Jerome" said E. A.. Meek, who returned a few days ago from the Verde country, wnere he had been looking after the affairs of his Arizona Hydraulic Power Company.
 In his belief definite action toward building this highway, which has been talked of for many years, will meet with earnest consideration in a shoit time. The move is desired by Jerome people, and since the auto has set the pace for rapid means of communica- ton, and social mingling, 1t forms ar incentive for each community to be- come stronger attached to eacn other than in other days.
 NIT. Meek also said: "The route desired by those who are conversant with typographical conditions of the country to be built over, seems to he as follows: To paralled the United Verde & Pacific railway until Lone some valley is reached, from which point at a trifling cost road could be constructed to tap the main high way to Prescott. distant only l6 miles. or not to exceed 30 miles from Je- rome to this city. Fine building ma terial abounds along the entire route. of a decomposed granite. An attrac- ton of this route would be its low grade. that mas been established from surveys made. and would permit oi easy and swift driving from start to finish. Think of the trip from Pres colt to Jerome, or vice versa being negotiated in less than one and one half hoursl Would not the ties ol friendly feeling between the two com munities be drawn tighter and strong CT than under present conditions Jerome wants to come to Prescott for sociability, and as Frontier Days are again approaching, the necessity oi this air line roadway becomes again all the more apparent"
 The application of portion of the road fund for beginning this work is to be taken up by concerted move ment in a short time, in which repre- sentative people of both communities are to earnestly assist in promoting the realization of this popular road movement. which has been under dis cussion for many years.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-06-07
GIVES GOOD REPORT
(Prom Fridays Daily.)

William Ellingford. superintendent; of the Gold Blossom Mining Co.,, op- crating on Indian creek. six miles south of the city, was business visit or yesterday. reporting steady devei' opment as going ahead with a dccid cdly favorable showing at depth. He is rearranging surface conditions for installing a new air compressor, new hoist, and other equipment. the com pany deciding recently to begin larg- CT exploration since development is determining what has every indica iion of proving q desirable property The machinery is expected to begin arriving next week from the coast.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-06-07
PREPARING TO REVIVE
 PIONEER SILVER MINES
(From Saturdays Daily)

Geo. H. Freyda, who is in the city from Walker, is preparing to return to his old silver camp in Turkey creek district and resume operations. He states that the outlook for the white metal Is encouraging for reaching the dollar-an-ounce mark in a few months that he will get in action again in a short dime. Other old silver mines in that belt are also preparing to re- sume. while many new locations arc being made The district in early days had frequent booms, and some iabulously rich strikes arc to its cred it, the Pine Spring producing orc that ranged to as hign as 5000 ounces 10 the ton, its product in two week; being valued at over Sl5,000
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-06-07
HARRY FULTON IS
 VICTIM OF ACCIDENT
(From Wednesdays DailyO

Harry Fulton a former prominent ly known resident of this county, was accidentally killed at San Diego las5 Saturday, was the news contained in telegram reaching his brother-in law, Joe B. Tappau, who arrived yes terday from the southern section oi Mohave county. The delayed info-- nation is due to Mir. Tappan rcsidin in an isolated region, away from communication. No particulars what ever were given of the cause of death Mr. Fulton was quite wealthy, retir- ing many years ago from the sleep raising business. He was very popa lar in the north. and was aged about 50 years.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-06-07
POSTMASTER WANTED (From Fridays Daii-.)

The United States civil service com mission announces that on June 24. l9l6, an examination will be held at Morristown. Ariz.. as a result ol which il is expected to make certihca' ton to fill a contemplated vacancy in the position Of fourth class postmas- ter at Hot Springs and other vacan- cies as they may occur at that office
 unless it shall be decided in the in terests of the service 10 ill the va
 csncy by reinstatement. The com
 pensation Of the postmaster at this office was $427 for the last fiscal year
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-06-07
DAISY IS ABLE ID PAY
 B|G DIVIDEND
NEW YORK INDUSTRIAL AND MINING AGE HAS SOMETHING TO SAY OF JEROME MARVEL.
(From New York Industrial and
 Mining Age)

United Verde Extension, the popu- lar New York curb copper issue, con tinues to make both mine and market history. Under a turnover of 16,l00 shares, the stock sold during the week up to SIPS, and had final at S27, a net gain of 50 cents for the week
 The Industrial and Mining Age during the week received the follow ing dispatch from its Jerome, Ariz.. correspondent:
 "I am reliably informed that the United Verde Extension shipped S2 cars of ore to the smelter during the first two weeks of May. producing S25S,OO0. The company is earning 4Oc per share per month, and is abundant ly able to pay 20c monthly divi- dend.'
 Production as indicated in this dis patch is at the rate of S6,l92,O0O per annum. With a deduction of 20 per cent for working cost, there would still be nearly S5,OO0OOO available for dividends. equivalent to $2.5O per share. This practically corroborates the figures given in the dispatch. Vim B. Daly, nephew Of the late Marcus Daly and superintendent of the Anaconda Copper Mining Com pany, accompanied by Assistant Su- perintendent Chauncey L. Berrieu, visited the Jerome camp last week. Both Montana operators inspected the underground workings of the United Verde and the United Verde Extension.
 On reaching the surface of the United Verde Extension, Mir. Daly said:
 This property IS without a parallel in copper mining in the world. It IS of such magnitude as to be simply astounding"
 A comment of this kind, coming from Mir. Daly, who is recognized aS one of the leading mining men of Montana, carries great weight. He is SO used to seeing large bodies or copper ore that 1t takes remarkable slowing to cause him to make such an optimistic statement as that just quoted
 President James s. Douglas, of the United Verde Extension, after con- cluding a several days inspection of the Little Daisy workings, stated that the crosscut on the 1,400-foot level lad passed through the ore body and proved it 10 be fully 200 feet in width. Concluding his statement. NIT. Douglas said: This develop ment will end for the present opera tions in that zone. \ wonderful prop erty is now established. 1t is an i'm mense copper proposition
 MT. Douglas had hardly left the camp when another big strike on the .4OO-foot level was announced. It is believed that the new exposure IS branch of the great ore body that Is being developed in the older work rgs. Assays show average values oi 50 per cent copper. but the crosscut has not advanced sufficiently to dete-- mine the full extent of the new dis closure
 The United Verde Extension Min ing Company has an authorized capi- .alization of S750,0O0, divided into l.5OOGOO shares Of a par value of soc, of which 1.O5O,OO0 shares arc out standing.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-06-07

discovered helped to sustain the cred it of a government threatened with disintegration by the vicissitudes of internecine conflict. They developed the Peck mine, with its record of S4,- OO0,0O0 worth of ore; the Tuscumbia mine. with its record of nearly Sl,- O00.0O0 worth of ore; the Nelson mine, with its record of S2,O00.0O0 worth of ore; the Tiptop mine, with its record of upward of S3,50O,0O0 worth of ore; the McCabe and Gladstone mines, with their combined output of S3,000,- OO0 worth of ore; the Tiger Silver, Tiger Gold, Fairview, Spring Green, Wildhower, Silver Belt, War Eagle Gladiator and other properties of past and present worth.
 Again On Active List.
 Most of the properties mentioned are again being worked and the re- sumption of activity at others is be ing planned. In some instances orc is being mined of similar value to that of past years, when Sl0O rock was thrown over the dump as valueless and the high grade was teamed to the Colorado river, loaded on boats and transported to smelter Taken by and large, however, the ore nov; being mined does not carry as high Q silver content as formerly; but what it lacks in that respect is more than compensated for by the increased val ue of its other mineral contents, sach as tungsten, copper. lead and zinc. 1 Quite a number of these old-timc properties carry silver-gold values on par with those of the mines at Ton opah, New; which is to say they have prosperous present and future as well as prosperous past. In fact, the ore mined in the Tuscumbia and other bonanzas of the Bradshaw mountains is identical in appearance as well as equal in value to the Tono- pah ores As at Tonopah, the ore occurs in the lode porphyry and is readily treated by the simpler pro | cesses of reduction.
 Mills On the Job.
 The Randolph -Gemmill Develop ment Company's mill, the Saratoga Company's mill, and the mills of the Tiger Silver and Tiger Gold Mining Companies. are operating day and night on the silver and gold ores oi the Bradshaw mountains in an only partially successful effort to keep pace with the mine output and reduc- ton demand. Two additional mills are to be erected as an offset to the conditions cited and these in turn are 10 be supplemented by the erection of a plant in the vicinity of the camp Of Crown King for the treatment o; the ores of that locality in general.
 Take Over Mines.
 The Crown King. Wildfower and Tiger mines. owned by the Yavapai Consolidated Gold-Silver-Copper Co.,. have been taken over by the Brad shaw Reduction Company - holding company for the Randolph-Gemmill Development Company. The first mentioned corporation has also ac quired control of the War Eagle Gladiator group Of mines under 2 bond and lease. It is the purpose to progressively develop all four of td- properties and to treat the ores there from in the Randolph h-Gemmill mill The latter is to be enlarged to meet the additional orc reduction demand The ores in question carry commer cially valuable copper, lead and gin, contents in addition to pay values ir gold and silver. These determine tions were obtained by test runs d the Randolph-Gemmill plant.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-06-07
ls0 QUARTS OF WHISKEY
 SEIZED BY MARSHAL
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
 CLARKDALE, June 2.-Just 15C quarts of whiskcy. was seized by Marshal Joe Cook, of Clarkdale, from trunks and suit cases which it Is claimed. were owned hy Antonio Blanco. Alberto Garcia and Andres Gomez. all Mcxicans.
 At a hearing before Federal Com missioner C. II. Rutherford. Gomez was bound over to the Federal court Garcia and Blanco had their hearing today.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-06-07

Prescott to attend the Republican State convention, adjourned from Tucson. Each delegate IS planning to bring his family to the Frontier Days celebration and practically every one will stay at least several days in the Mile High City.
 The Phoenix Chamber of Com merce excursion will arrive ill Pres colt at l2 o'clock noon, July 4th. so that all visitors from the Capital City will get to sec the opening festivities of the big celebration.
 Scores of inquiries are pouring in 1t the Chamber of Commerce regard ing the celebration, many in response to an advertisement placed in an amusement magazine by the cclebra' ton committee. One cattle man wrote from California and stated that he expected to participate in the con tests and would bring many other ol the Golden State punchers with him
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-06-07
Industry a Debtor.

The mining industry oi Gavapai county owes much to these trail blaz- CTS of a former generation. Their labors in Navapai's hills date back moro than half century and arc pri- marily the cause of the present pros porous status of mining affairs hers.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-04

gr.9iiirgermeiiter 4. G. epic.
gel inb @nttin iino neitern iuobl-
bebolten BON elmer erboIiingsreiic
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nort natiirIid) einen groi,en iSreiul.
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Serr Spiegel auf oringenSe Ginla.
fimgen rim &coen Dor Den Sanoels.
fntunern baIten unS bcrniste Sieis
@eleeenbciten Inn iiber bic @orSiige
Gincimnti's 5u ipred,en. SeBt miro
Gr.9iiroermeiiter Spieeel mieocr
feline slnlpaltspraris in ieiiteln @u.
reau i'm @ebdloe Der Union Sauinas
9anf & Sruit 60. aliiuebmeu.
&crr Gbmaro Z. Glaptou
hcr iid) aug BeiunSbcit5riidiiftcn
na1 sSIcriba begeben, bat bieiigcn
6rcunoer geidpieben, baB er ii9
idnea ipie0er erboIe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-04
Graft BON 0argen
als GraIteb RHler Der biefsen Glfs
9Oae erm1bft.

9si Der esitrisen 9eomienipabl bel
Cincinnati aOse Ro. 5 q. 9. 8. ens
purben bic rdditebenpen aanbibaier
nit GROCER IlaiuritGt eripabli: gral.
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anisbi, aaiprsnts 3. gafeb; Getres
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Ter ausfteibenbe gratteb Rnlsr,
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Urban pir6 als si.llperirsier funsis
rem.
Die fsisrIideSnio[Iiruns Der nsu.n
geamtsn finbst um Sreitas ben IL.
WGr5 iiatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-04

nIIss MSsIide, nm ifsinsn stufent.
faIisort dusfinbiS su MAIDEN. 5err
Disb, Der in tbsatralifden RrsiIen
Der Gtobi fsbr beiannt mar. fHien
mad 9iusfase feiner gstanntsn In
Iebterer 3eit iiber ben unsufriebens
itenenben GrfoIs fsines nnternebmens
febr nieberssi9lasen unb fol- Iehr oft
srildrt habsn, bab er ben Miberfolg
niht ertrassn fDnne.
Die Gattin res 0sridfpunbsnen
ibsilts ouf gsfrastn nit, baB Diet
feit Idnserer 3sii infplse ieiner Wiibs
erfolee nisberssIdlasen unb auh
trant geipeisn Isi. Sie sibt iih Der
SOFfnung bin, bab er ii4 su 9srs
tuanbten in GbitasO beseben bat, lin
fid bort gu srboIen unb ipra4 bic 2tb.
fidt aus. IeIbit burtbin 5u reiisn, um
ibn 3n finben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-04
(JOrtfssuns bon Der 1. seits.)

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folet ab:
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ums aeben fpmmt. Elm aeniigeHber
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Der. Stauisu. unb bem Dtutfdsn
Rei9 fsin tpiirbe.'
Senutor Megumber, Republiianer,
reiate Iofori Elm Subititui Elm, bas
Der uripriinglidsn Gore'lden Reiplus
ton 6bnli6 1T, b. /, in Der amerisds
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neuen @srbGltniiTsn bes Se.trisses in
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gorT9ldge - bic MeGumber Rsfos
luton, bic originate unb bic Subiiis
tut Rejolution bss Ssnutors Sore
unb alle @msnbsmsnts auf ben
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abermdls gu tiner Debate iOmmsn,
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-04

Der NIT ben Waffen Ses 0dites urb
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GpuSfellOiu sauserdjOr.

Ger @oobieaolp Sdnserd,or mill
Die Baid)inss5eit aiid nidt unbenust
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bali gelnoen, Der Snmiiae, A. WdrJ,
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iifaliiten llnterbaItiing eripeitert
,porben. gfn eeIungenen Wasfeniher.
sen ino einer gefdlieer SieOeritraiib
wirb es bernria6 nitt ieblen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-04

IS Celebrate oerurtbsilt ipcrbem. ST
NOR auBerbem BON BEN Ri9ter srnitz
lid ssfparni porben. Geitern srbpb
bic sodtsr SdrriiOus. Jrau @altsr
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riion gu 80 susen 9sfdnsnib hnb gu
$25 9elbitrafe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-04
4aBtsm mns Senebme.

- Die Sab 5afpters" cine Srsa@
tpelhe aus ftdbtif9en 8sz
amteu DON 8eneDue beite6t, fpirb beus
ts Ra9mittag ieinen geumtsnlpubl
abbalten. Die Rdnbibaten finb: Ro@
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flert gb. price.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-04

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auf benz 9latteis erbsblih psrlebt.
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sabina Rirfe[.

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benb aus ben Ddmen Sdraffenbsrger,
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BEL benen fit bic sbeiintbmerinneu
big gum ginbru4 Der Dunt.Ibeit siits
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Die erften gnbifribenten
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ipdtsr pislIeitt nod erbSbt p.rb.n
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iingperte baben 1000, 900 Mart gss
seianet; bic Continental 9ire Cons
PAM 5,750,0o0 unb bic proDin5iaI'
8erfi6srungs @eItnidafi bon gsr'
lin 15,O00,O 900 Mart.
aaroinal BON Snrtmanr Gr5blihof
bon aoin, bat Girtulare an ale Sirs
den unter leiner Surisbittion sss
ihidt, in bsnsn CT bag 9lnlesen bon
stirtmselbsrn in Der ariessanlsihs
eripfisblt.
Ter prpSeb nm bic Up p a ri.
0orfolf. 3. WdrJ. Die ants
mort Der beutidsn Rssieruns auf eis
BON ben eigsntbiimsrn bss britif9snS
Gampiers appam i'm gunbssssridtl
eins,rsicbte alase. tuurbs am JreitaJ
ppn aeutnoni Berg unb bem bieFs.Il
hsuti6sn Di5eiOniul eins.rsiht. Snl
Serf.Iben nirb bic Surisbittion bee
@eribts nit bsm 6intpeis in abrsbs
seitsllt, bab Der Dampfer cine gsisss
Iite griIs Der beuii6en Rssisruns lei
iinb unter benz preuBii9 amertfanis
ften @ertrds, auf unbeitimmie 3sit
in ameritanif9en @eipdFsrn Dtripsis
len fDnne.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-04
Dies mmb 3as.

- 9iirsermeiiier gu9ta bat ssiiern
WaIter 8. surr IT,, als 8ertreier bes
eupier prsB Clubs gum Mitslisb Der
8iirsertomuiiIiOu ernannt, bi. Mits
tel unb Wege finbsn Ioq Der Stabt
ben 3ooIOsif8en 9arten au erbali.n.
4aOier Ssrmann aus SiifIe BEL
Su3ern unb Sobn Sanienberser aus
Heblau in Der S9ipei3 iperben BON ibs
ren 4nssbOrisen burd ben bisfigsn
S4pei3sr aoniul Serrn gbmunb
2ustbp ssiu9t. Die @snanntsn follen
iid bier aufgebaIten babsn.