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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-08
Kirker OF Foreninger

I Go1gatha dansk-norske Pres
Kirke, 1876 Thomas
St., holdes engelsk Gudstjeneste
hver Sdndag ri. 1890. Rev. J.
S. Penny, Merriam Park, besGr-
ger Gudstjenesten indtil videre.
Past. N. P. Crosse har like var
ret Menighedens Prast fra den
1. Marts 1916.
DEN DANsK-NORsKD METRO.
DIST KIRKE. Hjernet af Broad,
way og 10. ST., afholder sine Guds.
t~jenester som felger: Pradiken
Spndag Form. Kl. 1890 Aften ri.
7.45, Unge Folks Epworth Liga:
Sgndag Aften III. 7.45; litersert No
de de ire f6rste Tirsdage i Maane-
cen. Bennem6de hver Onsdag Al
ten Il. 8.
DANSK EV. LUTH. ST. STBPHANs
KIRKE, Hj@rnet at Orleans og Ste
vens Street. Gudstjeneste hver
SSndag Form. XII. H.. SSndagssko-
lie XII. g..
>FORENINGBN "HAABET" mpder
paa Central Hall, den 2. og 4. Tors
dag i Maaneden.
n G. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81, .,
B. S., m6der 1. og 8. Fredag / Maa-
neden paa Junior Pioneer Hall.
ELEoNoRA CHRISTINE L0GB Mr..
SO, D. s. s., m6der /. OF 8. Man
dag paa Central Hall.
DANMARKs DOTRE meder 2. og 4.
Tirsdag i hver Manned i Central
Hall, Is w. Z. st.
SANGFORBNINGEN "DANIA" me-
der hver Mandag paa Vasa Han.
Soreningen u@obtbaab" mg6er
2. og 4. 2sr6ag paa &opal Mrco-
mum &alI, 81. of ct. 8eter og 4th
Streets.
Soreningen Donmorfs @pnner
al 9. g. 9. S. mp6er 1. og 3.
pao &oDal Mrcnnum Soil,
81. at ct. Beter og 4tb @treets.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-08

)oonife Snngere % facet Ct goot
Geiultat. Det e. 10 heller lite lao.
unoerligt, 6a BON of ollie 5agfpn6ti-
Ice anies for en- lite &1asies Meuiif<
u~utpritet i Epillingebperne.
Sri BERTH, at ban bar ct tint
n1u1tfnlif Gre, % Sc maa funtle
|foritoo> at Seilen life er banS, 1oar
Dnnia gif i 5tpfffer.
Mei, @run6en er en- be1t anoen,"
og III rDnfer &eimers 8rpr1ene %
Ter neite11 bitter uo: u@i Danfe er
bespprre for materialiitiife.
8e6 Mgbeoftnerne | Dmnia bar
bort Sobe6formaol lite at ipnge,
men at faa ct go6t Maaltio Mea6 i
muntert Sag.
9g oernpit bar Ser for mango
5Granlfuelier me6 Senim til 6e
|9ange, Meolemmer11e pnjfeoe at Ice
re.
S. Cts: Ser bar 11ogle 111ge 60
|cia4iter, lon paa BET fraftiglte pro-
teitere6e MOB Mfipngelien al Song
@brtitian ito6 be6 bgien Molt".
@bor er set mnligt, at el1 6anit
Mmn6 Tan fin6e paa ioa6am noget
N%onlcnS"l
Or De 6o Mmti-S ociolilt? ino>
ifpoer hi fpagfer6igt.
MI6eles life! - tpRrtimo6. Seq
E1pmpatiierer i bpiefte @ra6 meo
mango al Sc 2greiGtninger, Socia-
|lismen bar <:lelat.
Men ieg er f6rlt og fremmeit
Donif, % ioa lenge gamle Dan-
mart beitaar, en- Song Gbriitian"
Dor Mati%pnal}ang.
SSngen anben 5ang fan e%r1tatte
Sen = % leg er lite enc ONT ben
Mening. -"
81 forla6er &eimert me6 set Sno=
trDf at babe mpot lite alene en-
|Go6 @onger, men en- brob 6onlf
Mono, ser bill giGre tit til, at faa
Donio til at op1toa / cit forDnget
og f%orbeoret 9ffifffelie.
.Gffo"".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-08
geb 0ipb elter @eparation at
ubre beigg ben pelfieaote SltDeler
simon Melion, 200 6. 7tb Street.
8rrnbenoe Spprgsmual.

- g3
De 6anife 5mgfreoie ct. Bo11l
pn{fer en- M Sormano for r9anta'
&pem bill uoer Ipffelige" blipe? 81
qutter poa g. IS. 8ran6ien.
&an bar fpr 6irigeret Da1ia %
er lite ufienot mes gonifeligbeoerne
pe6 0ette &berb.
@aneere er iom olle &1nitner-
1iele liot uberegnelige | bereS Sp
treoen, og- freper 0erfor Ell fa1t
men fist imioig Saano til at leoe
Den1.
SIT 81. 8. Jran1en fun er upuS.
1ip" Meo1em al Soreningen CT Ell
flor Gor6el.
@on Tan oo bol6c fig | 8aggrun<
Sen, noor rent utefniiffe" 9trioS-
maol uofegtes af Sc ~afttpe" Conc
funitnere.
&ans belItgbte ACKNOWLEDGED Ell
en- @orgen for, at ban boooe fan
1foffc Balance / 5iroene 90 | &os<
fen.
Set liojte CT itffert set bigtig.
tic.
@eporter.
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equity.

Min6it 5000 Gormere fra georo=
be1ten oberi p6mmer | oenne Tlo ct.
Saul.
@runoen er sen, at set fjerote
fo>%operatibc @elifob equity er
Ger6 me6 at reorgani1ere Jig =
,bporbeo 6ets @irfiombc0 uobioes ef.
ter e1 betpbelig Maaleltof.
@quitp's Sopeoformaal er lun0t
og lnmfun6snpttigt.
SCI bill giprc ct. &aul til Sobeo"
centrtt for NorbbeitenS enorme
&ornbanoel % ipge at forrninolte
Sen Faoe1igc Sn6flpbelie y Min.
11eopolis &peoebaroners Spefula,
Itionslp1t b%ioin6til bar baDt poo oct
tie MenneifetS melt neoben6ige Ne-
|ringsmiobel
Mpttoct for equity er:: 600 Sor-
|tieneite for 5armerne / 6orbinoel1e
meo rimeltge &riier for 5orbr11>
|gernel
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u0ania"s @angerfrig.

6orleben bub6e hi BET &el6 at
IS. &eimers, Ser inotager en-
meget betroet @tilling boS 8bolc=
iole Sl1pelerfirmaet 2emiS Sinfel=
1tein.
6oruoen at bore ct 1fattet Meo-
lem al Danlf 8ro6erlamf Juno =
Der b1eb ban fornplig enItemmigt
balgt til 5efret9r -, er st. tillige
en- u6m9rfet 5anger.
SON er 6erfor meget intereS1 ere
/ at b%e6rgren6e Snngforeninge1
Donias fremtioige Sfebne og bob
sc ierlig Blot Mprfe / Sens 5fgt.
tegaar6s opiigtsbpffenoe notalelie'
/ iiolte M11mmer al st. Saul 81:
6en6e".
uSens bar Set ! meget, bbu6 bar
-ffriber," flyer @eimerS me0 Ell grop
alporlig 9temme, Der poster n6.
m9rfct til bnnS iolioe, noget til
fnappe0e ACKNOWLEDGED.
uMeen leg maa tage obiolrt Mf
|1ta10 me6 &enipn til bans Menin.
ger ON &rofesIor Dabl. 8%rofesiore1
er nemlig en- nbmnrfet 5nnginiitrnf
tpr, - en- bebre 2e6er fnn6e 90:
nia life foo. Meb fit meofeote nor
|ife @nergi bar ban vber]d" mD o.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-08

M. 6. $,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-08

bes Damien, fire lange 8oroe blep
fat frem, % i 2pbet al forbable11oe
tort Gib bugneoe 6e al lpffffertt banif
|Smgrrebrg6, ielpfglgelig meo 1tl-
Da man bobbe itillet ben fprite
|Sult, be6 Sorentngens 8rpiioemt
''&r. MreI MaSmusien, belfommel1,
% 116talte i'm @I9be ODER at iao
mange bubbe gibet Mgoe og baobet
De pua inarligt @ienipn. l1otalte en-
Sat paa Soneningens 8egne til
.&r. @pmnnitiflerer s.. 2angmacf,
Der for tort SID iioen afgif ION.
|GoreningenS @mnaitiflerer efter
,eg4 9nffe, for set itore Mrbeioe,
ban bab6e n6fgrt for 8. 81. 6. %,
for SEN 6an1fe @DmnaitifS 6rem,
gang. @pmnaiter iom 5ooboloipil-
lere bill alti6 mif6es oct go0e Cont
!orbei6e, % font en- @aaifiennelic
bil6e ban operr9ffe &r. 8. en- 5plp-
ppfal fra @pmna1terne.
&r. @olger 2angmacf taffeoe / Ell
lille Eale for Ben imuffe @ofal, set
bar oltfpr meget for bet Mrbej6e,
ban bab6e boot &i6 til at 116rette
for Soreninge11, iag0e ban. Set gln-
,,6e6e bam at ie, bbilfet goot Mrbejoe
Observation-Disclosures % @pmno.
1tifforeningerne n6reter fer / Min-
neapolis, og bbis De funbe blipe
entge ON / Gremtioen at ulgfte !
Slot, bil6e Mefultoterne blipe eno<
mi ltgrre. SCR. S. 9'&eene talte poa
6o6bolobol0etS 8egne, ST.. Heterien
'poa @pm11aiterneS @egne % til
Slut talte ST.. @pmnaitiflerer SIR.
Mnoerien, &utcbinlon, Der troeoe,
poa sen 6anf-ibenife @pmnaitif /
Mmerifa og opfor6reoe BEN banife
nng6om / Minneapolis til at tage
Sci / @pmnaitiffen. Ser oplpltes
en- &ilien fra 'Goreningens mi6ler-
tibigt bortrejite &oS1erer, &r. SOL
mer Soft; Ell @jen=&ilien bleD
1enot. Dermeo bepebes @or0et og
9on1en gift otter libligt % gratielt
en- Gimes Ei6.
8ao ben nplig ofbol6te General
foriamling bleb felgenoe 5tprelie
lbolgt: Mrel &asmuSien, Breli6ent;
@bas. &ranorup.. &ice=&reiioent;
,@olmer @olit, &oaierer; Crit Soa~
borg, Sefreter, og. til @uppleant
Mrtbnr 6e Snoo, Ser for Gi6en fun-
gerer 1om &osierer. Soreningcl'
meooeler, at 6en bor flor Silga1lg
af npe Meolemmer, % MON benter
mango flere enonu. @pnnaltiffen CT
fomme11 go0t Gong % HnoerDis=
ningen er poa 9nnif n1t, iaa mpo
alle op bber Sre6ag Mften / 5emaro
@cbool. @ber Mooneb afbol6es ct
Meolemsmgbe til Drpftelie al Sor=
eningenS Mnliggenoer; ct laooa1lt
blep ofbol6t / @oar Mftes bos Mrel
&osmusl len.
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Notabelt 8eibs.

Baron @alleen fommer, 1om t1o<
.ligere omtult, til ct. saul / nGite
#uge.
Sen 12te December boloer BON
set bcbuoeoe Bore6rag on rSfanoi<
robiif 2%itteratur".
Dagen forin6en, ben lite, giber
sen erflulibe Minneiota Club en-
8anfet for bam.
Mo1fillige. fremragenoe Weeolem=
n1er at BEN 6anife &oloni ct.
Saul er inpitereoe til oenne Set
ligbeo, og @aronen bill oerfor faa
2ejligbeo til at ittfte @efienotifab
n1eo 8icefon1ul; Or. Nel1on, ben
mcget ofbolotc &ontrafter 9. ST.
gen1an,1, Noitmeiter Moe, @pgme-
lter 81. g. Sranien % flere anore.
@fjgnt Soften er ablolut Total,
bar 0og Sienframmer Matbieierr
/ M1inueapolis facet en- ipeciel SSn-
.bitation.
&i beo, at Do1rmarfS 1ter1te SLAB,
r&olitife11", bar itfret fig ct @eferat
at 9e1ten, ser ifal afien6es telegru=
fit til &i%gbenbobn.
@fterbaan6en gaar set op for ben
oonlfe NreSle, bbilfen 8etponing
ct. SAUL og Minnenpolis 1piller !
set 6on1fe &olonilip / II. g.
&eporter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-08

Sc foe pnere % elore Central
Sal. aomiteen bill ! De narmelte
Dage paabegpnoe set forbereoes'ole
Mrbejoe, % oen paaltaar, ct bet I'll
hlipc cit SSl1Iefelt, Der bill lige uSpnr'
to" til alle tioligere.
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&ielie.

s &jemmet bos Baltor Sarp.
goor6 bie6eS Sen 4. December: =
@11nnor 2ouis &earlon og Weii3
Motbiloe 8eberien. 5omme Mfte11
ofrej1te 6e npgifte til Eurtle Safe,
90. Daf.
Mr. Sames Scnien og M}i1s 50.
banno .@am1t bie6eS Ben 4. Decem=
Der / &iemmet bos Scr. og MrS.
81. @oen0ien> BIZ 6. 16tb ct. 81
nbgifte boi9tter fig fer / Minneapo-
Zig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-08

ST. PEDERS DANSKE EVANG.
LUTH. KIRKE, 20. Ave. S. og 9. St.
Gudstjeneste S9ndag Formiddag XII.
1890. S@ndagsskole XII. $50. Pa
stor A. j. Tarpgaard, 2810 E. 22nd
Street. Telefon T.. S. 61497.
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9Th @eroensbprger.

Mrs. Stop @illiom Nielien, 0libe
Street, fit / Ier6ogs 8eipg at @tor-
ten.
Set por ferlte Gong, % Su1ega~
ben beito6 af ct 8 @un6s belfabt
8igebar1t.
@il1iom Niel1en, 1en., Ben
fien6te 8lao19lger - CT ~ielbfplge'
Zig benrpft. SON er nemlig blepen
8eb}tefaoer.
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st. haul.
S. 81. Npbolm,
gitp @oitor s Munager.
MDbeoer

MAJ inbfenoes, {aa De CT Grpffe-
riet ienelt Dnsbag Mfta1. 72o-722
9TH 5treet go, Mi1tneapoliS ,Dd1tt::.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-12-23
To ARREST ALL PERSONS WHO
ARE CAUGHT CARRYING BOOZE

Deputy sheriffs in Ray have orders
to arrest everybody they find carrying
a bottle of liquor, and all persons so
arrested will be prosecuted for viola
ton of the new prohibition amendment
which forbids the transportation of
liquor from one point to another within
the state of Arizona. Strict orders to
nab every man they catch carrying
bottle of the Demon Alcohol were
transmitted here by Sheriff Hall, who
is making an energetic campaign for
the enforcement of the law in Pinal
county.
Nine persons charged with boot
logging were fined in the superior
court last week, and stiff Jail SEN
fences were added by Judge Baughn
in number of cases. AS a result
of the convictions, the county treas
of approximately $1,000. Among
those convicted were Pedro Encinas,
fined $500 and given a suspended
Jail sentence of three years; Alejan-
dro Ruize, SIS and so days in Jail;
Ana and Ygnacia Radillo. $50 each
and suspended Jail sentences of two
years; Francisco Valenzuela, $500
fine and six months in JAIL and Julio
Bertram and Joe o. Lopez.
All Wah Lee charged with selling
Chinese whiskey. was the only one
that escaped, due to a hung jury.
Sheriff Hall and his deputies are on
the trail of a number of other vio-
lators of the prohibition amendment,
and they propose to leave no stone
unturned in order to bring about a
complete and absolute enforcement of
the law in this county.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-12-23
BO|VEYARDS OF
WORLD HAVE
BEEN CLEARED

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 22.-That
picturesque museum of wornout
steamers and wind TANNERS" assem-
bled before the European war in the
shoals of Oakland creek and known
popularity as the marine "boneyard"
of the port of San Francisco, is no
more.
Ancient mariners used to gather
on the bridges and bulkheads COM
handing a view of this motley col
lection of derelicts and. as they point
ed out ships once famous, or notori-
Gus, would re-clothe them in their
former pride and live over again the
days when the American clipper ship
was Queen of the Seas
There was no time to build ships
An, army of surveyors invaded the
'boneyard." Then one day a tug
came screaming amount the dis
arded ships and dragged one derelict
after another from their grave of
ooze. That was the beginning.
All that remains of the "boneyard'
today is the old barkentine Wrestler
whose bottom fell out when they tried
20 move her. and the little steamer
Arcata spared because of it's diminu-
i've size and the excessive cost of
needed repairs.
Lying at anchor in San Francisc.
Bay where they have been swinging
in idleness for more than ten years.
the barkentine Planter and the bark
:. d. Bryant. both once famous sugar
packets, still are in the leisure class
The ancient and oil soaked whalers
stout of rib and tough of hide and
most picturesque of all the derelicts-
also have been taken from their rest
The Jeanette, Trasher and Norwal
IRE now carrying cargoes that require
10 hunting to obtain.
"Boneyards" at all Pacific Coast
ports similarly were raided.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-12-23

Your check should be made payable to the
trustee, named in the blank and proper re-
ceipt, in accordance with the terms of the
subscription, will be mailed you promptly by
the trustee. a
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-12-23
WARNS AGAINST
"TREE EXPERTS"

PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. 22.-Warning
against employing fake horticultural
experts has ben sent out to the fruit
growing sections Of Arizona by State
Entomologist A. w, Morrill,. Tree
takers operating in southern Arizona
last year cause irreparable damage to
young orchards, which they professed
to treat for insect pests and tree dis
eases DR.. Morrill, advise fruit grow
ers to insist that all persons employed
to treat their trees produce a letter
from the county farm advisor vouch-
ing for their claims.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-12-23
JOHN M. LETsoN, MGR. ARIZONA
BISBEE COPPER co. SYNDICATE

P. O. Box 120 Bisbee, Arizona, or send it to
him in care Of the office of the company
Room 8, Maize Building, Bisbee, Arizona
The right to reject reduce return any sub
scription is reserved, although same will be
considered in the order received
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-12-23
NEW YEARS RACE
DOUGLAS TO BISBEE

DOUGLAS, Ariz., Dec. pa boys
relay race from Douglas to Bisbee will
be a feature of Douglas celebration of
New Years day. One hundred boys
from the Y. M. c. AS at Douglas and
Bisbee will take part in the race which
will start at the Douglas Y. M C. A.
and finish at the steps of the Bisbee
association. The boys are to run a
quarter Of a mile each, and will carry
a message from the Mayor of Douglas
to the Mayor of Bisbee.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-12-23
FIGHT INCREASE
IN COAL RATES

PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. 22.-Petition
for the suspension Of the proposed ad-
vance on coal from Gallup, N M, tc
points in Arizona on the lines of the
Southern Pacific and Ell Paso & South
western have ben filed with the inter-
state commerce commission by the
Arizona corporation commission. The
proposed rates would increase the cos,
Of coal from thirty-fiv to eighty five
cents ton and the rate on slack in
proportion. Protest against proposed
increases in coal rates from the Gallup
field to points on the Santa Fe in Ari-
IONA has already been filed with the
I. c. C. by the Arizona corporation
commission.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-12-23
CASA GRANDE BOOMING

Freight shipments from Casa Grande
have more than doubled during the
past year, according to figures given
out at the local railroad office. APP
proximiately 100000 tons of freight
was handled this year as against
100000 the year previous. Freight re-
ceipts for November showed an in
crease Of 80 1-3 per cent over the same
month last year. Ore shipments from
Casa Grande now average car day
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-12-23
HIGHEST PRICE FOR
COPPER WAS So CENTS

Some discussion has been caused by
the announcement that the price of 33
cents for copper is unprecedented in
the history of the markets. Relative
Of this matter, a New York writer
says that now that copper is selling
at the highest price on record since
1873, a glance over the price range
since 1860 might prove interesting. Up
to ten years ago the figures presented
herewith quoted in cents, cover lake
copper. The latter prices refer to
electrolytic metal:
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-12-23
EARTHQUAKE HIT
A WIDE SECTION

PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. 22.-That the
earthquake which was felt in Graham
and Greenlee counties on Dec. IL was
of wider scope than was at first sup
posed is indicated by reports received
here from Snowflake in southern Nav
ajo county and from points in Apache
county. The shocks which were felt
early in the morning, extended from
the upper ella valley to the headawters
of the Little Colorado Shocks were
distinctly felt at Clifton, Morenci and
Duncan, and at all the towns in the
ella Galley in Graham county, includ-
ing Pima, Stafford and Thatcher. The
earthquake was noticeable at Snow
flake and other points in Navajo coun-
ty and in southern Apache county.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-12-23
BLACK BASS FOR
MORMON LAKE

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., Dec. ga
consignment of black bass for Mormon,
lake the largest lake in this section
has just been received from the gov
eminent hatchery and will be placed
in the lake by the forest supervisors.
Mormon lake is the only lake around
Flagstaff which has not been stocked
with game fish. A shipment of cat
fish for Lake Mary, southeast of here,
has also been received.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-12-23
-B|SBEE To SINK SHAFT
AND ALSO DRILL LARGE PROPERTY

BISBEE, Ariz., Dec. 22.-With road
work now in progress, looking toward
the establishment of a good grade
from Don Luis to the proposed shaft
site, Arizona Bisbee Copper company
is lookin up very materially. Acc
-cording to Superintendent Harry Jen-
nings the road should be completed
and the culverts put in within
thereafter, machinery will be placed
on the ground and a working shaft
will be started.
That no time will be lost in the
initial work on Arizona Bisbee ground
is indicated by the manner in which
the management is now going after
a road from Don Luis to the shaft
site, matter of about three-fourths
of a mile, consists of comparatively
little work. The grade is very easy
all the way with the exception Of sew
eral arroyos which will have to be
bridged. Over the balance of the dis
lance a gang has burned off the un-'
dergrowth and raked the rocks to
one side.
Arizona Bisbee will sink an explor
alton shaft and cross-cut from several
cordingly, as soon as machinery can
be put on the ground, a double COM
partment shaft will be started. The
shaft site is near the head of small
draw, some several hundred yards
northeast of the Little Sacramento"
prototype of the Big Sacramento of
tn Copper Queen. The site selected is
southwest of the old Bisbee- West
shaft by several hundred yards. 1t is
also several hundred yards south of
what is known as the Bisbee-W West
fault which runs northwest and
southeast. intersecting that region.
An interestig commentary on the
mining that has been done in the
southwestern part of the Bisbee
quadrangle is the work of the Bisbee-
West company. many years ago. This
shaft was sunk a matter of about 700
feet in barren schist Though in
many instances. in other parts of the
state and country, copper makes In
this ground, such is not the case in
this district The shaft was sunk
north of the Bisbee West Fault and
all of the exploration drifts were sen
north and northwest in similar If
not Identical ground. AS a conse-
Quence nothing was found by the
operating company
Many Bisbee miners and not few
local and national biologists consider
the Bisbee-West ground and it's
neighbor, Arizona Bisbee, excellent
prospects in every way They maintain
that should the Bisoee- West shaft be
continued on to greater depth and
drifts be sent to the fault and across
this ground. ore would be found in
Martin limestones.
The Arizona Blsbee people with the
arrival of machinery expect to send
their shaft down at rapid pace No
estimate of the necessary depth has
been made though many consider
that 1000 to 1900 feet will be neces.
sary to tap the ore bearing lime
stones in~that section of the district.
The fault has undoubtedly lowered
the horizon of the Arizona Bisbee
ground. In any event the progress
and development of the Arizona Bis
bee will have stimulating effect on
the entire district and should ore be
found will mean great extension Of
mining operations in the Bisbee
quadrangle.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-12-23
MERCURY NEAR PHOENIX

PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. 22.-Cinnibar
running 16 per cent mercury and as
saving about per cent copper has
been struck on an almost level plain
twelve miles north of Phoenix on the
divide between<the Salt and Paradise
valleys. The vein of cinnibar is over
four feet in width, the formation being
a serpentine shale. The ore is i'm
proving with depth.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-12-23

A NEW MAP OF THE BIsBEE-ARIZoNA
COPPER DISTRICT WILL BE MAILED
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-12-23
In the Bisbee- Warren Copper District

In the Bisbee Warren Copper District
-Bisbee Company
held by location and the
various former
the district and
w. A. Schwartz Tom
M Kelley Tom jennings c. w. Rambo, Jacobson,
Warenburg, Hennessey,
Foudy Frankenburg, Fitzsimmons William
Javanovch Bisbee Murphy
Arizona Copper situated adjacent to
paid Phelps, Dodge Co.
man ability
integrity succeeded honorable their
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-12-23
ARlzONA'S OLDEST
MINING LOCATION

KINGMAN, Ariz., Dec. o.
Arizona's oldest mining location
has been found. 1t is in the
possession of Postmaster Met
calf of Kingman, and is dated
May s, 1863. The location was
filed by a party of soldiers on
property now located in the San
Francisco mining district, and
was found in 1902 by Charles
Burlock, present owner of the
old Moss mine.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-12-23
Why Not Telegraph Any Bisbee Bank or
Newspaper and Investigate?
FACTS ABOUT BIsBEE MINES

sold Bisbee 75c share. Present
price, $40 Now paying SIP annually in dividends
Shattuck sold in share;
worth $27 and paying Sc year in dividends.
sold n CSC per share, md
quoted at $18
Stock Phelps, Dodge of the Copper
the 1915
quarterly regularly
Gently announced that would stockholders Christ
dividend of $40 dividend
declared by that company earlier in the year.
Jim Letson of Bsbee A.
sold his holdings recently $10 per share
The 5isbee district produced alone 1914
1916
There has failure the
property properly
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-10-24

of the American people which pre-
vented them from being stampeded.
sit was a fine, thrilling thing to
be an American in European capt.
tails mad to know that in our own
capital at Washington there were
men as shrewd and as far-s sighted
as any of the statesmen of Europe
to know, also, that the statesmen
in Washington were steadier, saner,
less influenced by hate and bitter
ness and better able to judge right
and wrong than the wisest states
men in Europe.
Sand to come home now to the
L. S. and witness the attempt to
thrust from the guidance of Amer
lean affairs the government which
had led the L. S. through this maze
of diplomacy and machfnation is,
to one who has witnessed affairs
from the European end, little short
of terrifying. 1t is like playing
with dynamite.
Certainly the steadiness of our
government is as important to us
as the steadiness of their govern.
ment is to Germans or Britishers
our danger is as great, if not so i'm
minent and apparent as theirs.
The certain grasp of our present
government on war affairs is as i'm
portant to us as the grasp of Won
Bethmann- Hollweg or Asquith is to
Germany or England"
From Chicago Day Book.