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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-02
Mannln1ton Wins

Saturday the Warrington High
school team jurneyed to New Martins.
vile where they played the strong
Magnolia High team OF that city in
the afternoon Warrington won by a
score OF 1875.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-02
Aid Society

A business meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society Of the Diamond Street
NJ E. church will be held Thursday
evening at the church.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-02
Rally Day

Sunday, October Is. will be rally
day at the NJ. E. church. Rally starts
one week before. Monday, October 3.
Sunday School Board and officers
meet. Tuesday night board teach
ers and school meet except adult class
es. Wednesday night whole school
attend with teachers and officers.
Friday night the school officers and
teachers meet Cor social evening
and to welcome the pastor back.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-02

IRON AND WOODWORKING MACHINERY
New and second hsnd.a Machine tools. lathes.
ey c sSsHs5s' , Tans,s Garage m,.h
Engines, Boilers. Psn.,, haps, e,ess,e moso,s
MI outa's; Betting. puleys, shaft!ng. Write
today BAIRD MACHINERY CO., Pittsburgh, Pa
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-02

Placed upon the ticket for the pur-
pose of driving a wedge into the solid
McGraw faction, the Hon, All Kenney
may be excused on account Of his ut.
ter inability to deliver the goods. II
the Hon. ALI can do It with his own
vote it will surprise all who know
him.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-02

Fpbably Mr.. cornweli viii
ed ID vote an open ticket to,p pr
all sisht with the Wilson tactic,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-02

Banged on the bean with a chal'
lenge to debate and staggered with a
blow over the heart by libel suit.
Kid Cornwell's fighting days look to
be over.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-02

IAN invisible government is]
ace to the liberties OF q free 4
Being q quotation which Mr.. q
hasn't used in any Of his speed
and won't. Yet 1t Is o darn
sentence.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-02

will you walk into my Gold Mine?
Said Bill to Colonel Beall.
will I walk into Your Gold Mine?
I will like-ducks."
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-02
Twins


Born September 20 to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sidley a son and a daughter.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-02

1t is one of the strange and swift
reversals Of politics that the origin.
all Wilson men in West Virginia in
1912 are anything but original In
this year Of grace.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-02

Rev. John Cribbles, OF Ashland. Md,
filled the pulpit OF the Presbyterian
church Sunday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-02
Son
PERSONALS

Born Thursday, September %, to
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Masters, a son.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-02
pent,s Run Pool

The new Dents Run oil pool which
Is the new sensation in the eastern
oil field, has a daily production Of
1880 barrels.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-02

John r. McGraw, limb Of the law,
Most abused man you ever saw!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-02
A Daughter

Born Wednesday. September q, to
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Glover, daugh.
ter.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-02

Cornwell quickly ducked Gov. Hat.
fields challenge to go before the peo.
pie and debate 1t out. AS a sidestep.
per- the Romney candidate is entitled
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-02
Y. M. W. Club

Mrs. Blaine Moore will entertain
the Y. NJ. w. club on Wednesday at.
ternoon.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-02

Cornwell wrote of Wilson, April 10
1912: "kid.gloved, cold and selfish to
an almost unheard OF degree"
Cornwell wrote OF Wilson, August
20. 1913: president Wilson's nomlna
tion at Baltimore, moreover, was &C.
complished by Mr.. Bryan's conspicu.
GUS example Of base treachery' to his
faithful friend and supporter"
Both before and after his election,
he couldn't stand for Woodrow.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-02
Through The
Political Periscope

Grouped with United States Senator
William E. Chiffon, State Democratic
Chairman Glen L! Shaver, and others
of the Democratic bosses and theil
hirelings. Judas Iscariot would stand
today as man Of high honor.-Col
Wylic Beall. Treasurer Of the Watson
cornwell State Committee.
The Editor of the Hades Hot Pl to
Is authorized by Mr.. Judas ]. Iscariot,
who called on We scribe today, to send
greetings to Col. Beall and thanks for
them kind v'-rds. On his own &C.
count, we editor will say that hell is
all het up with pride over this compli.
mentary reference to one of its fore.
most and best known residents
Hades Hot Plate.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-02

Wise Russian Regulation.
The Russian government controls
the prices charged for medical PEP
scriptiona. -
Arizona republican., 1916-04-16
PjraI Oevejopment Co.

The Pinal Development Company, developing the EenfrO property near Troy, have greatly increased their working force and at the present time is sinking an incline shaft on the ore. The tunnel being driven to intercept the vein at a depth of 100 feet is all ready iE over 1900 feet This company is gradually building up permanent camp and is now installing telephone lines to get iT direct connection with outside service. The business like man.
 ner in which this company is being handled. adds greatly to the confidence of those interested in it's success. Mr.
 Charles Hollister. recent foreman with
 Kay Con. Copper Co.,. has resigned
 his position to accept like position
 with the Pinal Development Company.
 A notable feature in connection with this company is the fact that the men directing the work are persons of large and varied mining experiences and, in conjunction with the excellent property under development. great success is as sured the P;nal Development company
Arizona republican., 1916-04-16

There was an omissIon in the first item of last weeks mining notes. It should have read as follows:
 Production of Arizona
 Arizona holds first place among the states of the union as a producer of copper. Arizona produces about one third of the United States output oi copper and about one-fifth of the worlds product
 March production of the copper con- panies has shown heavy expansion as compared with both February and January Rather. to really state the actual condition. March shows a re- sumption of normal production follow ing tnc recovery from exceptionally se- we're winter conditions in all the cop per camps where curtailment in Jan | rarv and February were the rule From Mexico Greene Cananea) up through Arizona tMiami and 1nspiration). Mon i tana tAnaconda) and as far north as 1 Alaska tkcnnccottD the reports for 1 March. so far as released, show an ! increasing production as compared with previous months. This will be i the rule in all the copper camps, as fuller returns fol the month come to hand.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-16
CASA CRANDE PLANS
 MUNICIPAL |CE PLANT

The sale of the bonds for the Muni
 cipal Water Power X Ice Plant consu
 mated on Thursday was satisfactory to those who have the best interests of the town at heart. The mayor and board of councilmer are to be congrat- ulatcd for interesting the firm of Pow
 ell Garard & Co, in this investment, since they have already invested in the road bonds of Iinal county for slJ0,000 and have also bought the re-
 cent issue of $500 900 issued by the City of Tucson. City Engineer sydney Mashbit who has drawn the plans and specifications has anticipated the growth of the city for some years to come and yet at the same time make the plant which is to be municipally owned supporting from the start. When finished Casa Grande will have
Arizona republican., 1916-04-16

Water Power X Ice Plant to be owned bv the town of Casa Grande.
 M. F. Sanford of Texas spent several days in the district to the south last week.
 w. A. Hammell, D. D. Draper S. 0. Chapman. II. E. O'Brien of Los Angeles have been business visitors to the val ley within the past week.
 W. A. Tenny, Sr., has returned from a visit to the Northern part of the state. Messrs "A. Humphreys, A. l.. Pierce, Arthur Rice. Ray WoOlpert and M. J Reid have been subpoenoed for jury duty April 24th.
 Mrs. Clara Myers is greeting her many friends here after spending the winter with relatives in Ohio and New York.
 Gouley Burcham of Tucson was down day the past week.
 A. Cubillas has returned from trip to the coast.
 Mrs. Fellows of Hayden is guest oi her daughter Mrs J. A. McCondra. ' Mrs Moorehouse of Florence Wen'
Arizona republican., 1916-04-16
The Cameron Case

We gave in these columns. the full text Of the injunction issued by the court We now give the final decree fol it is important to every locator and posacsSor of mining claim in the United States. It leaves no loop fol ;he Land Office to escape except that of withdrawal from the stand it has taken.
 In the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
 Ralph H. Cameron, plaintiff. Vs. Franklin K Lane, Secretary of the In- terior, and Clay Tallmap, Commissioner of the General Land Office, Defend- ants.
 Joseph E. Morrison. Attorney fol Plaintiff; Attorney General of the United States, Attorney for the De- feEdants.
 Decree
 This cause came on to be heard on the 18th day of January, 1916 upon defendants motion to dismiss the bill of compiaint and was argued by coun- *cl; whcreupon. on consideration there
 
 Ordered, That the motion to dismiss be, and the same is hereby overrued. And the defendants. by their attor- NcV, having appeared in open court and elected to stand on their motion to dis miss, and having refused further to plead. and the court having been fully advised as to the merits of the cause nd a1 and having fully considered the law in the premises, it is this 9th day oc April. 1916.
 Adiudged. That each and all of the mining locations. claims, lodes and placers mertiored in paragraph 1 of plaintiffs bill of complaint are unpat- cnted mining claims located and held inv the plaintiff under the mining laws of the United States and of the State of Arizona, and are situate in the County of Coconino in said State Ot Arizona; and that on the said locations the plaintiff and his co-owners and their predecessors have done. or caused to be done. at least one hundred dollars worth of work tending to develop any mineral cortents of said claims eacl
  year to and including the year 1915: and it is further
 Adjudscd. That neither the plaintiff nor any one in lis behalf or with his authority has applied for patent il Zee to the lands embraced by the min ing locations described in the bill ant has not in any way or manner invoked the jurisdiction of the dcfendants ol of any bureau or office subordinate tC or under the control of said defendants S for the purpose of acquiring the fe simple title of the United States to tn lands covered by said mining claim or locations, or any of them. or fo any purpose whatsocver; and it is fur thcr
 -Adjudeed, That the defendants hay no jurisdiction or function to cancel mining claim or location, except i those cases where application for patent in fee is made and prosecuted or in those cases where mining claim ants or locators otherwise invoke tn jurisdiction of the defendants and tha
Arizona republican., 1916-04-16

There was an omissIoa in the first item of last weeks mining notes Ii should have read as follows:
Arizona republican., 1916-04-16

.ten-schcdulcd recently at SEQ per unit in Denver-these areas are re- ceiVing oven closer attention, and are responding satisfactorily 10 the test oe development. The prcsen: price of tungsten is the highest in the history sf that metal, and indications strongly favor il ir remaining at this, or an even higher price for some time to come
 Nolframite and hubernite ores are being shipped from various sections of Yavapai county to Pittsburg. Pa, and Denver Colo. Tungsten mining, there fore, bids :air to be d very prosperous branch of the local mining industry. It is not however. to o'hold the popular attention to the eclipse of copper, lead, zinc and slver-Iot to mention gold. Copper, for instance. is the highest in price it has been for many years. As result, the great United Verde and other copper mines of Yavapai county are being worked as never before. New and commercially valuable bodies of copper ore have of late been found in 1 sections remote from each other. In other instances development has been resumed in copper properties which ! had for some time been imperative. Yet other properties are seen for the first time to undergo development. Among the latter is the Green Monster, said by engineers 10 be the best cop 1 per prospect in the vicinity of the ] United Verde. mine The Jerome Verde 1 is another copper prospect for which a prosperous future is predicted. The 1 Blue Bell. Copper Hill Loma Priota. Commercial, Little Daisy Limited
 Verde EXtcnsion), Henrietta and But tcrnut are prominent among the cop
 per producers of this county, aside from the United Verde.
 Zinc. d prominent br-product of the ores Of this county is high in price and ! still soaring. PenaliZed for many years. the metal has now struck its
 gait so to speak, and is hailed as ar
 asset whereas formerly it was exc
 crated as debit. A stable marke
 for zinc at prevailing or an increased
 price is assured. It. together witt
 copper. tungsten. and lead. is wha
 might be not inaptly called minine
 camp war Daby.
 Lead. smother profitable by-produc
 of Yavapai's ores. is quoted in the pie
 at from S6.9J to s1 per 100 lbs. Th'
 mineral is one of 9 number prevailin.
 m local ores that is readily reclaimed
 jy the oil quotation process.
 Another mineral. other than gold that promises to add materially to tn,
 financial well being of local mine op orators is silver. The silver mines 0 dollars 60 the precious metal wealth o the United States. and at a price o 7 from @ to roc per ounce for silve will add other millions to their for
 mer contributions.
 Prescott and Jerome. the minin centers of YaVapai county. are incTeas s ing in population and prosperity. Tn hotels in both camps are over-crOWje
 with mining and other business mei and there is not a vacant house . | 1 either of them. Prescott merchants re l. port that sales during January. Feb
 ruarv and March of the current yea were nearly double those recorded dur . ing the corresponding months of las : year. Jerome merchants announc 2 similar satisfactory conditions.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-16
JEROME United Verde Extension

Private adVices say that the ore body being opened by the United Verde Ex- tension is one of the largest and best ever opened. So far the ore body has been opened for 215 feet by 200 feet anu is still in ore both ways. The ore is very high grade and one streak 50 feet wide, running for the length of the ore body so far opened, runs 40 per cent copper.
 The company is now shipping 150 tons of ore per day to the Douglas smelter and although the management calls it second grade, it runs from 15 to 20 per cent copper. A winze will soon be sunk, according to the advices quoted and if the ore body extends down for another 100 feet it will add immensely to the value of the property. which is now considered equal to the price of the stock. An upraise driven of 5 feet ran 90 per cent copper all the way.
 It is stated on the authority of the mana cement that the output for April will approximate 5.5O0.000 pounds, which should show earnings of $SO0OOO monthly OI dl Lll6 Idlc Ol tS,oVUUUu ptl annum or $9.50 per share on the stock outstanding.
 The Jerome Verde is entirely in new hands. The reason of the extension people relinquishing their option was given in the statement issued by the company February 1?. A copy of which appeared in these columns a few weeks ago.
 The stock of tbe Green Monster was 1 largely over subscribed The certifi- cates to the subscribers are now being issued
 The GreenflOwer now known as the Dundee Arizona only issued 100000 shares and were all subscribed for privately.
 The Jerome Consolidated is the new combination now under the process Oi construction. It is expected this stock
 will De issued within the next twG weeks The procedure of disposing o1 I the stock has not been definitely de cided upon. but it is probable that the
 ma jority of it will he uhderwritten by eastern parties.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-16

The Greenflower now known as the Dundee Arizona only issued 100000 shares and were all subscribed for privately.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-16

out to the coast on Tuesdays train
 No. l.
 Mrs. Redondo and family left on Wednesday for Hayden where the men of the family had preceded them. and secured positions. II. G. DominGues of NoGalcs was m town d few days recently. Mrs H. l.. Laskey and Miss Thelma Bean of Douglas passed through by auto cn route to Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-16
CALL YOUTHS TO COLORS
THepubIican. A. p. Leased Wirel

LONDON. April 15.-Great Britain will shortly call to the coiors her eighteen year old youths. according to reports in the lobby of the house or commons. It is the intention tha 7 the youths thus called Will go int" training immediately although theN ,,,;u moi ba liable to service abroad until they reach the age oi hiheteen'
Arizona republican., 1916-04-16
6be MINES of ARIZONA

the courts alone are vested with juris- diction to determine the validity of a mining claim or location except where the mining claimant or locator. as aforesaid, is applying for patent, in fee simple or for other relief within the jurisdiction of the defendants to afford; and that any assertion of jur- isdiction by the defendants. save with in those limitations, tends to cloud the title of the plaintiff. separate. indepen- dent and complete from the title in fee possessed by the United States; and it is further
 Adjudged, That the proceedings in- sttuted by authority of the defendants and described and set forth in the plaintiffs bill of complaint, and now pending before the register and re- ! ceivcr Of the Land Office at Phoenix in the State of Arizona. arc without authority and void. and are against the power ana beyond the jurisdiction of the defendants to authorize, order. or maintain. Wherefore. it is ordered, adjudged. ard decreed, That the defendants, Franklin K. Lane, Sec 1 rcta:y of the Interior, and Clay Tall man, Commissioner of the General Land 1 Office. and each Of them. and their successors in office. and all persons 1 claiming to act under the authority or 1 control of either of them. he and they | hereby gre enjoined from proceeding l in any manner. save to dismiss the same. in the matter of any of the con tests. or causes of action described in paragraph of the plaintiffs bill, and being known by the defendants under 1 the following titles. to wit: United States of America vs Ralph II. Cameron ct al. Involving Mining 1 Location No FS 64059 for Peg Leg Lode. situated in Sec. 2, T. 31 N.. R. 2E.: c. X $. R. M.
 Tinted States Of America vs Ralph H. Cameron ct al. Involving Mining Location No. IFS 63013 for Dakota D 1 Bannocl;. Apache and Cheyenne Placer |, Claims
 1 United states of America vs Ralph II. Cameron ct al. Involving Mining Location No. IFS 664067 for Millionaire 1 and Sentinel Treasure Lodcs.
 United States of America vs Ralph II. Cameron ct al. Involving Mining Location No. IFS 64O66 for Sunflowcr 1 Limestone. Goldenola. Ida May. But tirski and Hilltop Lodes.
 United States of America ts Ralpl H. Cameron ct al. Involving Mining l Location No FS 64O71 for Hermit George and Polly Placer Claims. United States of America vs Ralpl H. Cameron ct al. Involving Minin; Location No. FS 54d69 for Banjo Lode
 .tnn il is further
 Ordered. adjudSed. and dccreed Ina plaintiff have and recover from tn, defendants thoir reasonable costs |, bc taxed by the clerk
 THOMAS II. ANDERSON.
 Justice
Arizona republican., 1916-04-16
his department is under the di-

This department is under the di- rection of Mir. w. E. Deity, tho we'll known mining engineer, who will carefully scrutinizs all mat. ters relating to mining in order that only reliable information TO- garding legitimate enterprises shall find place here.
 The Republican would be pleas ed to receive information from any part of the state regarding tho development of the mining in- dusrry. All communication should be addressed: Mining Department Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-16

about 120 acres in the southern part of the Oatman district, and south of the Black Range and Nellie properties. Fred C. Dulfer of the San Francesca Stock Exchange. who was instrumental IT. bringing about the deal, states that a hoist and other machinery of modern character will be shipped immediately and that the shaft will be sunk on the ledge. The company has a capital Of 1.250,000 shares. Of which 5000 shares of capital stock have been pooled for seven months and 300. 900 shares are in t,e treasury The directors include John IIemphill. an official of the Bank of Oatman; M H. Force. an owner of the townsite, and F. J. Kane. who has directed work in both the United East ern and Tom Reed mines.
 The Gold Road mine owned by the United States Smelling X Refining Co. averaged in 1915 mining costs of s3.15 per ton milling $213 per ton, recover ing s6.17 per ton, or $i.49 per ton op- eratnS profits. About 5000 tons monthly were handled last year in the ,.00-ton mill. This is the lowest grade producer in the Oatman district The shaft is now being sunk from 900 to l 300 feet depth in the hope of reaching zone of enrichment The Tom Reed is mining $20 to $23 ore to 300 feet be- low the S00-level. which is the deepest stoping level in the Gold Road With the Cold Road shaft deepcned to 800 feet. it will he the deepest opening in the Oatman camp.
 The Keystone at Mineral Park is a well known property. Many hundred ! thousand dollars worth of high grade ore has been taken from the, present workings, which are 260 feet deep. lm-
 mense bodies of low grade zinc ores
 were rot stOped by the old timers ana
 Messrs. Holmes and Fitzgerald are now
 unwaterinS the workings for the pur-
 pose of mining them. as well as devel- oping the mine al greater depth. 1 Some 10000 tons of the low gra de
 zine ore are on the dump of the Key
 stone. avera sing s2O in gold. silver and 1 zihc per ton. This ore under the flo- i 'ation method of concentration can be
 treated at a great profit. Tests on the i ores have been made, and plans have
 been prepared for the mill they intend
 to build.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-16
Moiave County

(t'rom R. E. Connolly
 capital furnished by San Francisco and other interests has been furnished for development of the Tipperary Min ing Companys property consisting of
Arizona republican., 1916-04-16
Greene Cananea

t.re eenc-C Cananee in March broke all it's production records of recent years with an output of J,3S8,00 lbs. of cop per. This includes copper from ores purchased by the company. as well as output from the company's own mines. Tho production in recent months com pares as follows.
 Copper Silver Gold
 Pounds Ounces Ounces January .... f.0J2000 135.6S9 79S February ... .a1S0.000 1S1.S95 984 March J.3S8.O0O 200. .709 1.I46 The directors of Greene Consolidate ted will meet April D to take action on the dividend. The Greene Cananea (h"lding) board meets April 2. Greene Cananea is estimated to have earned s2.JO0,000 or slightly over sJ per share in the first quarter based on 36c-cOp- per, 14.f20.000 pounds production, and q cost Of 9c per pound after crediting gold and silver, and miscellaneous in- come. The company is earning eacl, month nearly double dividend require ments for an entire Huarter al the old rate of s1 per share quarterly.