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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-14
BATTLE RAGING
In Mexicc-Villa Bandits and DE Fac.
to Soldiers Observation-Disclosures
ments Sent Carranza's Troops
Clash Takes Place n
Few Miles Below
Parral.

Chihuahua City, Mexico, July r.
Heavy fighting is in progress between
| de facto Government troops under
| General Ernesto Garcia and a large
force of villa bandits at Cerro Blanco
a few miles below Parral, according tc
dispatches received today by Genera
Jacinto Trevino, commander OF Car
ranzas Army of the North.
General Garcia reported that he was
Engaged in holding the bandits until
| the forces under General Matias
Ramos and General Domingo Arriets
which are proceeding from Jiminez
arrive.
General Hilario Rodriguez, one OF
the villa leaders who joined Canuto
Reyes after surrendering to the de
facto Government a few months ago,
Informed General Trevino that he re-
ceived a personal letter from Villa, in
which the bandit chief pleaded with
him to return to his old allegiance
and to join him in resisting the yam
kee invaders"
Sent From San Juan Bautista
This letter was dated June 10 at
San Juaan Bautista.
In his communication to General
Trevino, General Rodriguez stated that
he had no sympathy with the efforts
of Villa to divide his country, and was
determined to aid the Carranza au-
thorities in restoring order.
Plans for the improvement or econo-
mic conditions are are being made by
the foreign residents of this city, it
was announced today. The efforts
have the support of General Trevino,
who asserted that in his opinion the
real solution of the problem lies in
the sumption of the operation of the
mines and other industries in the
state.
Would Provide Revenue
He pointed out thath in this way the
Government would be provided with
adequate revenue to carry ON its func-
tons and that rowing men who. thru
lack Of work and resultant runger
have been forced into life of bandit
try, could be given employment
Americans who fed from the city at
the beginning of the recent crisis be-
tween the two nations are returning
and nearly all traces of anti-American
sentiment have disappeared. Num-
bers Of foreigners, including Ameri-
cans, who have lived in the state for
years, express the belief that the prof
fering Of a plan which will revive the
dormant industries of Northern Mexl-
co would be the greatest help the
American Government could render
the Republic.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-14

The Europe has greatly reduced the loss
according to bulletin of the Geological Survey In 1915 the
ing Of metals increased 100 the
Says the Survey bulletin he imperative demand
by muon manufacturers and for foreign spot metal
very The incentive of high caused all metal
be carefully saved segregated and ened Msnifest
the war brought to the scrap heap.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-14

Wise men go to the polls and vote
Foolish ones stay at home and kick at
the results. What are you?
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-14

mat smile mat never comes oil
soon becomes more nauseating tnah
the snarl OF a hyena.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-14

Never tell a white lie. Whine. II
you are going to tell one at all make
II a whopper.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-14

Try want ad in The Ledger's clas-
slned column. II will bring results.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-14

But then history record that roared into Mexico like
lion and squeaked out like a mouse
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-14

Gunson (ColO) Republican, New York has shipped
500 pewrte Lisbon We had idea that poor little Portugal
also had one of those submarine crises
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-14
LUNCH AT BIERLEY'S.

We make a specially of our ham
and pimento sandwiches.
Oysters served any style.
Lunches served at any time.
Ice Creams-Chocolate, vanilla aud
caramel
We have the agency for Johnston's,
the appreciated chocolates.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-14

Omit lunch to reduce weight and
then overeat at dinner?
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-14

Wonder why you have earache and
then blow your nose with your month
shut!
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-14

Go to the country for health and
then sleep with your windows shut
tight!
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-14

N. @. BIRRLEY a SON.
go Market Street Telephone S3s
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-14
UNITED STATES PUBLIC HEALTH
SERVICES ASKS DO YOU

Clean your teeth and then expecto-
rate in the washbowl?
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-28
REORGANIZATION OF < COMPANY IS EFFECTED
Inspiration Needles Copper Go. Reorganized. Owns Claims in the the Miami District.

PHOENIX. Ariz., May 27.-Final de tails pertaining to the reorganization of the Inspiration Needles Copper company and the acquisition by that concern of eleven claims adjoining its property in Live Oak Canyon, just west of Miami. are now being closed in Phoenix This deal gives the com pany control of a compact body of 525 acres of mineralized ground exact ly the same in its surface characteri- stics as the Live Oak group of the In spiration Consolidated Copper com pany. Within ten days three churn drills, leased from the Inspiration con solidated. will be operating on lnspi- ration Needles ground.
 The original holdings of the lnspi- ration Needles company and the elev- en claims which have just been taken over from individual owners, are en- tirely undeveloped. Nothing more than location work has been done. al though the belt on which the great
 Continued on Page 8
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-28
DEAL INVOLVES BIC
 AMOUNT
Needles Mining and Smelling Company Takes Option, for S600, ,000, on the Property of Leadville Mining Go.

One of the largest mining deals that has been consumated in Cochise coun- ty for some time has just been made and the amount involved is the sum of s600.OOO. The claims are those of the Leadville Mining Company of Courtland and consist of a group of IA in number.
 The Leadville Company, which is organized under the laws of Arizona is composed of principally citizens of Cochise County and especially Q, Pearce. Courtland and Tombstone. The president of the company is Will jam Holmes and the secretary is Wm. n. Monmonier of Pesrce. They are the principal stockholders and consti- ute the. majority of the board of di- rectors at the present time. The com pany has been at work on the proper ty for a number of years and the pro perty has been under option and bond a number of times to different payties The stockholders have received part payments on their holdings once or twice on account of these pending deals
 The present option taken by the Needles Mining and Smelling Com parry which is corporation orssnized under the laws of the State of Maine provides that the latter company will pay the sun of s600.00O on or before one year after date. the sum of S10. GOO TO be paid as soon as the optional ip raffGn1 ht- hn efn holders at their meeting 10 be held in Pesrce on June !. The new company is to allow the present leasers. who are at work on the property. 10 con finue unier the same conditions and the rnvalty is 70 be paid into the First National Bank of Los Angeles to be held on deDosit and to he paid in as a mart of the purchase price in the event that the property is taken over. The option requires that at least ten men shall be employed con finuously m the nroperty and that certain work shall be completed. The assessment work on the unpatented clains and that the Maid of Sunshine shaft shall be sunk af least SC feet deeper and certain drifts run in that pronerty.
 The money for the nayment of the nropertv is to he paid through the First National Bank of Los Angeles and the deds for the property are to be placed in escrow in that institution.
 According to information received the Needles Company which has talk en the option. is composed of num- hnr of wealthy business men of Maine and that they proposed to he gin active operations on the property al once and will give emplovment to number of men. A. P Anderson general manager of the Needles Com pany. is 10 have charge of the proper tv He is said to he man of consid- erahle practical mining experience.
 The iskire over of this pyoperty by inc new corporatio nvill be the means nf stinnlatinc the riinins industry in dustrv in the Courtland district which ha. been, somewhat dormant during the past few years. is also under
 (Continued on Page 8
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-28
P0RpHYRY LEDGE OF
 GREAT PROPORTIONS
 FOUND NEAR PHOENIX
Hugh Daegs of Phoenix, Lo- cates What He Claims to Be As Large as That of the Ray Consolidated Copper Co.

PHOENIX, Ariz.. May 27-Those who think that Miami and Ray have the only big low grade copper depos- it's in Arizona are mistaken, say peo pie who have looked over a new dis covery made by Hugh Daggs, of Phoe- nix. four miles west of Payson on tLe Verde river. Daggs has found an im- mense area of copper-bearin2 porDhy- ry and believes that he has something bigger than the Ray Consolidated That this is a possibility is beyond question.
 lies on the east side of the Verde. I. is approximately half mile wide and six miles long. There is a heavy over burden and lime capping but wherever this has been removed the porphyry carries copper. Even the porphyry in the river bottom, which has been sub jected to the teaching action of the water for ages. carries tract of cop per
 Although Daggs has located 62 claims and copper has heen found on 36 of them. He now hac three men doing discovery work
 There is one particularly strong dike of porphyry. 50 to 70 feet wide, traceable for some three miles. Its core is a ledge averaging seven feet wide and runni:,., high i'm both gold and copper. Boulders Of glance that were 70 per cent copper were taken from a shallow hole sunk on this ledge
 A sale of the discovery to eastern parties $ now pending. It is not a poor mans proposition. or even a one man proposition, for the only way to explore the belt thoroughly is by means of churn drilling
 Should big company take hold of the property. churn drill i' aud prove the existence of big ore body. the natural thing to do would be to build a railroad from Clarkdala Though Clarkdale is only 45 miles away in an air line. such a road would have 10 be about 70 miles long. There would be no grades however. as the most teas- ible route is right down the Verde.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-28
SAN JUAN MINE IN
 GRAM COUNTY GOES
 TC r. \. ESTAbROOk

The old San Juan mining property consisting of twelve claims located on the Graham county side of the Nor enci mountains. has been sold by Phoenix parties to F. A. EstabrOok, one Of the board of directors of the Miami Copper Company. Elderidge Walker. an experienced mining man, has been placed in charge and will proceed al once to thoroughly develop the property. This information was brought to the District yesterday by travellers from the central part of the state.
 The San Juan property was former ly located by couple Of women, After considerable difficulty it was organized and eastern people al vanced a considerable sum of Eioney. $500 900 in rich copper ere was taken out About that time litigation arose between the management and the stockholders and the price of copper dropped. This forced a shutdown and the property has since been inactive.
 Arizona stockholders of the old company took creditors judgment against the mine and Phoenix parties, subsequently,. secured control. It was these parties who sold to Estabrock.
 On account of the purchasers posi- ton on the directorate If the Miami Copper Company and in other enter prises, dominated by the Lewishons, it is supposed that that combination of capital may be behind the sale.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-28
CAURN DRILL ID BE EMPLOYED IN JERONE:
 SECTION
The Shea Copper Company, Adjoining the Copper Chief on the South, Will Start Churn Drill.
FIRST WORK OF KIND
 IN THE DISTRICT
Several Other Companies, It < Is Understood, May Under
 take the Same Method of Exploration, if it is Successful.

JEROME. Ariz.. May 27.-Of the | greatest importance to the entire Je- ' rome district is the news that the ground of the Shea Copper company.
 adjoining the Copper Chief on the
 south, is 10 be explored by means of a
 churn drill. Never before has the de
 velopment of any Jerome property
 been undertaken by this means. which has been so successful and economi- cal in other noted mining districts The drill will be on the ground by
 the first of June. Its transportation
 presents no difficulties as the Shea group is only eleven miles from the ! railroad station at Clarkdale and there | is good wagon road all the way
 It is planned to put down drill holes ] along what is known as the upper | contract" which crosses the Mary FL len and Clark claims. A. P Thomp-
 son, engineer for the Hayden Develop
 ment company, which owns the Cop
 per Chief has made thorough exam
 ination of the Shea and he thinks that ore will be struck at a depth of not
 more than 600 feet. It is possible that ore will be encountered at a much less depth.
 According to-. Engineer Thompson. | five fault zones cut across the Shea
 claims and the upper contact is merely one of these. He recommends ! the sinking of a shaft at a certain point on the east end of the property, and the driving of crosscuts to tap ! three of the faults at depth. It is 1 proba ble that this shaft will be started soon after the churn drill is placed in operation.
 | It is the churn drilling, however, which will be watched with the keen | est interest by the Jerome district | Several other companies, it is under
 stood, are contemplating following the lead of the shea and use drills to de termine what they have at depth. In his report on the Shea, Engineer ! Thompson said:
 "The property contains several con tacts of diorite and quartz, schist and also shear zones similar to those gov
 erning ore deposits in the neighboring 1 mines. While the presence of large | ore bodies cannot be assured in the Shea Copper Company's grounds, the
 indications on the surface of the pro | perty are favorable for the discovery I of ore and the opening up of mine with intelligent prospecting of the | veins.
 | The Shea company is composed en-
 tirely of Jerome people. D. J. Shea is president and l. P. Connolly. secretary
 treasurer. It is capitalized for S75O,-
 900, the par value of the shares being | 50 cents. Permission to sell 450,O0O
 shares at par has been granted by the corporation commission.
 | Thirty tons of copper ore are being
 shipped daily from the Copper Chief
 mine, and 13O. to 150 tons of gold ore
 are treated daily in a mill on the
 ground Deep development of the
 Copper Chief is providing that it IS
 one of the biggest copper propositions
 in the district. though in the upper
 levels the values are chiefly gold.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-28
NORMA PROPERTY SOLD.

KINGMAN, Ariz., Nay 27.-To sat isfy the claim of Hugh MacKay. the property of the Norma Mining com pany at White Hills has been sold to Denver capitalists. The Norma Com pany grew out of the old White Hills company. which suspended operations years ago through the fact that the company was in charge of men who knew almost nothing of mining. With the rise of silver and a change in management. it is expected that the White Hills company will become one of the big silver camps of Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-28
B|SBEE PEOPLE FORM
 COMPANY ID OPERATE
 AJO COPPER PROPERTY
Bisbee-Ajo Copper and De velopment Company Or ganized. Hold Septeber Morn Group in Sonoyta.

The Bisbee-Ajo copper Develop ment Company is the latest mining organization to bid for favor in the Warren District. The officers and principal stockholders ,; the company are resident of the District and the property. on which it is proposed to do extensive development work. is located in the SonOyta range of noun tains. twenty two miles south of Cor nelia.
 The property includes twenty four unpatented claims. known as the September Morn group. The ground was located in September. two years ago. by Paddy Finn and Walter Holm, both of BisDee. and sold to the com pany. when the latter was organized At that time the two miners brought some wonderful looking rock into Bis bee. It predominated in glance and bornite.
 The group includes a hill of schist and monzonite. which is impregnated with copper sulphides. chalcocite, bornite and chalcopyrite. At places on the ground high grade copper ore outcrops. which gives every indica- tion of large bodies of concentrating sulphide ores.
 The Bisbee-Ajo Copper Development Company is capitalized at s650,00o, the shares having a par value of Sl each. Of this stock 150.0O0 has been pooled for the promoters and 100000 shares. il is understood. have been put on the market at twenty five cents Ed. Sweeney is president. John Per ". vice-president. and C. A. Johnson. secretarv-treasurer
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-28
STAMPEDE TO FIG SPRINGS.

OATMAN, Ariz.. May 27-What bids fair to become a small stampede has been created in the Fig Springs dis trict by the discovery there of free gold in dazzling quantities. William Cox, a prospector started the sampede when he brought a large quantity of high grade ore from his claims in Fig Springs wash. Hundreds of prospec- tors are rushing into the district and already 200 claims have been staked ont
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-28
ungsten Find Made Within Stones ThroU
 of Warren District
Mcowan-Zeisemer Take Out Six Hundred Pounds of Rich
 Woframite From Claim the Top of Brewery Gulch Will Continue Develop Property. Sasse-McGowanMitke-
 Welp Combination Takes Nearby Claims; Work Continued
Tungsten Property the Huachucas Bonded and Leased for 900 Eastern Capitalist Possibilities of the Ore in the County Have Been Underesmated Many Deals of General Mining Nature, Made During Month of May.

In the prospecors engineers copper great speckd thought iron considerable quantities possible miles beea adding to its minerals produced.
 crystal like white
  ungstic acid the given unit be- for abou
 up Brewery practically interested with Smith Nesemer Near old working which was devopd some years ago for it's possible gold values bull granite and scist with wOramite McGowan wide took hundred pounds of shipped where it will sold by the being prosecuted by the partnership with greater possible
 always
 
  wep Queen how The pronounced undoubtedly
 Undauned A. Copper Queen wep hill found woframe samples showing further possible the Warren District may a considerable tungsten mine. there for dbeeveng that bearing rocks can be found or near the District There schst the nearby hills and this the combination which
 HUAcHUcA TUNGSTEN.
  this there have been other oOOOo which quick made that IIuachucas the Ex posed This bond during the month of April by Owen Smith and J. P Steel from Albert before
  paid The option requires that within that development be
 property
 
 present mill and installed.
 According to reports high There vast contains ungsic acid in
 
 
 ridge Ramsey Miller surrounding The houses small plateau 1000 above the level of Pedro of the
 
 washed The turning of this deal in such short Smith Steele little amount Smith is at the Primos Chemical Company which operating or Dragoon.
 THIRTY THOUSAND Brown and his wife of Dgoon have sold eighty acres Of their deal made through land The land question lies in woramite fields between Ora goon sSooo on the papers the s1s5oo be- National Bank of E wofsme both and Sats (Continued O tt <
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-21
FEUD Of A YEAR
CU[M|NAT ES IN
DEATH Of TWO
Restaurant Keeper and a Clerk
Murdered by Gang Of Gun
men, Hats Left Behind May
Furnish the Police a CIew
lev ~o..,-s ,eus~4, s,se,A, ,s...o ~,..I


New York, July 2O.--Joseph DE-
Marco, owner Of "a restaurant In sec
ton of the city known as the upper
Itenderloin and Charles lombard a
Iclerk. were murdered this afternoon
in an unoccupied flat OF the tene-
mcnt house on James street, by band
OF gangmen who. the police believe,
had o part IN the Barnett Baff muir
der and several -hootlngs in the 'mur-
der stable on the upper East Side.
Two minutes after the shots that
ended the lives of the victims were
heard, the police entered the smoke
filled room. Twelve hats were all
they found with the two bodies. The
police estimate that AT least ten men
took part in the murder The bodies
of De Marco and lombard bore evil
dence OF many tullet wounds and
were stabbed repeatedly with stilet-
tos. A score of Lgllets were i'm
bedded in the walls of the room.
According To the police. the muir
ders are the outcome Of years feud
to establish The leadership of "a gang
of gunmen and horse PRISONERS.
The hats left behind have led to the
identity of some of the assassins, the
police declare.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-21
DIES AS
SPECIAL HURR|ES
HIM TO HOSPITAL
Emilio Pergas, injured at Cia-
der Chute in BeIen Yards,
Dead When Train Reaches
Albuquerque,

a ,Da.ial e9uta Fr frain raced with
death bringing Emilio prrpas am In
iured luborer Ia Nlbuou,ruUr. Death
won perg3y yas dead when th, train
reached ,lbuourruu. IA g.ss O'clock
yesterday afternoon
strong Brother. ambulance was
waiting IN me santa Fc station to
hurry prrrls. ia IN hospital when
In, train arrived the ambulance was
sem AWAY and ths hcarse came The
nod, VA. taken to strong brothers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-21
SALARY INCREASES ARE
REJECTED BY W. 0. W
rsy so.m"s JoOssI, SPECIAL Ls.ssO ~,SsI

Denver, July 20.-Head camp Of
fiCers were elected late today by the
Woodmen of the World, Pacific juris-
diction, after routine business had
been expedited and the calendar
moved forward by one day. |. l..
B0ak. Denver. was reelected head
consul other officers elected were:
Thomas j. Barry, san Francisco,
head advisor, G. V. Benson, Denver
head clerk; A. T. Sunderlan, Fresno,
Cal, head banker, Frank =. BertsChy
Denver. head auditor, John Pattison,
Spokane, willis p Hawley, salem,
ore. Tom Robinson, Oakland John
". Alton, Denver, and Frank r
Hawke. pueblo, head managers; FL
mer s. Pommer, Seattle, head escort;
T.. T.. Goodman, Townsend Mont,
head Waterman, and H. G. Rohne,
Grand Junction, Colo, head sentry.
A motion 10 increase the salaries
OF head camp officers was voted
down. several delegates declared mi
nor officials and employees should he
granted an increase in pay. No ac-
tiOn was taken, on The latter prOpO-
stOn
The question Of admission Of wo-
men into the order is the first mat
morrow
Selection of thg place for holding
the trieuuill head camp sessions is
10 be made the last day II was an
nounced. Boise Ida, Pueblo, colo
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-21
OrclhcntaI sues RaiIroad.

Santa Fe, July 2l.-The Occidental
Fire Insurance company of Alhuquer-
cue has filed suit against the salt
Lake Railroad company for $4,000
Koehl and son of Los Angeles join
in the suit asking for S10,0I5.37 dam
ages aud the Fidelity Phoenix Fire
insurance company is another plain
uff The suit grows out of the de-
structou by fire OF the property ol
koehl and Son on June . II is al
legged that the salt Lake undertook
to burn off weeds and grass on ITS
own property across the street and
the fire spread to the buildings of
koehl and son at Los Angeles