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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13
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0emofroten nad ct. 2ouis obee-
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@eiten 6nriIdeefebrt. - &ro-
greiiioe nod unenti6loiien.
0ie WtorDldnoer Delegation aur
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in ct. 2ouis reiite geitern 9(beno
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Serren melAe aeltern 9lbeno abrei-
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ton Der YrogreiliOen in Gbicago Der.
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dem Gage Ons Slotional. gomite oer
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coeo beiprehen mill. SSn Der Stn0t
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Eerionen oils progreiiiOe @epublifa.
ner reeiItrirt. 0ie D1ebrSobl Oieier
9eute iino 0ll ibrer alten 2iebe, Der
republifoniiden @artei Suriidge.
febrt, lmo Die wenieen 9emofraten
in iener Yortei peroen ipabrideinli6
ooiielbe tbun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13
Mabiater @sner.

@liroe 81 elmer Strofe bon $50 nebii
Soften berOonnert. Satte oen
Germd gema6t, auf 9ler5te im
~NlorDlano 9(aeeneinen 6oipi.
tal" 5ir ibieBen. g9or total be.
trunfeu. ais er III Oos Soipitol
eintrot. @uroe obgepicIen.
8u elmer aliireeenOeu Scene fam
es geiteru inn .MarDIono Qlugenlei.
nen Soipital~, ais Der gSeger Sanuiel
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tai etmos iebr umanft 0erlUieien
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9ler5te 5u idieBen.
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baus uno pan6te iib an Or. gleiU.
comber NIT Den @orten: SD win
eineu Doftor. Ser glrot iteate iib
ais iolcber Dor unO frngte naA Dem
geeebr oes 91eeers. Ser @lonn mar
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2llfoboI. boB es Dem 9Lrst unnlogIib
mar, ireeno etpas aus oenlielben
berous 8u brineen. gaad mieoerboI.
ten gerhiben foroerte Der glr5t oeu
gieger ouf, OoS Scipitol al berIoIien
un6 pie6er 3u foumen, weun er
nii6teru mare. 3ies mar Dem Bur.
iden ober niht reht 70 oaB 3r.
0epconber oen Monn am 9lrm ueb.
men muBte, Inn ibn binnus 5t fiib.
rem. Sect monote iib Der 8urihe
geeen Den 9lr8t, melber @orfua aber
bon Or. 6, 9. Sutton bemerft ipllr.
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5u 8ooeu itredte uno our Ebiire bin.
oisworf. Der 8orgong batte Die
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erreet Der i'm ieIben WIoment ailf
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ger Den 8eriub madte, einen ShuB
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Dem 8oli5eiridbter @renoel i'm moro.
peitlihen Eoli8eigeridt poreefiibrt,
Der oen 9uriben lpegen Groeens per-
botener @offen Bu elmer @eloitrofe
bon 500 ne6it Soften umc pegen
9iubeit0rue au elmer Celebrate BON
$5 uebit Soften berlirtbeilte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13

@ei'm Spielen in Der gadbe ibrer
@obmine pur0e geitern 0ie II Wto-
nate alte g[nnie Staotler bon glr.
1927 NlcGlOerrD. .StraBe, bon einem
SunOe in ole Stirne gebiiien. 6roii
9[. Sto0tIer, Oie 1lutter oes ain0es,
brodte Ole @erleste nod Der g8oD.
nung bon Or. S. 9(Do, SIR. 1887,
.WaonumentItroBe, Der ole @inoe
ulsbrannte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13
Sin SumOriit UOm Der gii6ne Oes Sc
benS geldlie0en.

Mott GenneOD, emit elmer Ser be.
fannteiten Sumoriiten in Oen @erei.
nigten Staoten. idieO geitern gea9-
mittag i'm Sobns Sopfins.Soipital
ans Dem 2eben. &enneoD lit an Ell
mem IerOenleiOen uno befdno iib
ieit ldngerer 8eit i'm Sobns Sopfins
Soipital.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13

Sotel ni6t leer pon 5reunOeu unO
@olitifern.
Soerr Suebes erlieB beilte feline @r.
fldrlng, uno geoeutt, Dies audi nidt
gu tbuu bis er formell bon Ieiner
gtomination bena9rihtigt iein miro.
Serr &ugbes miro oller @nbr.
ideiulidfeit na6 bis gum 20. SUM
bier oer6leiben.
gS enige fran50iiide e s 0 m.
mentare.
Yaris, 10. Sitni. II 9iogra.
pbien bon Charles 6. Suebes, Dem
republifanii6en 9SrGiioenti6aitscan.
Oioaten, ipuroen bellte pon Der iran.
a0iiiden @reiie per6ffentliAt, ober ole
Gommentare iiber feline Domination
maren iebr iparlid.
nDie @nti1eioitng 6eS G6icagoer
GonOents", iaet Die Temps" rlebrt
Elm DING, Oos mir nibt Oergeiien iol.
ten namld, OaB Der ellropdii6e
Grieg beOeuteno penieer GiniluB auf
Die politiiben 9lngelegen6eiten glme.
rifa's Bat, ais mir angenomnen bat.
ten. 8eientIid amerifaniibe Sra.
gen ipielten bel Dem Gonoent Oie
9Poae, mo 9etrahtlneen aueemei-
men G6aratters paren nur beildu-
fig."
9ie oGemps" fiiet bin5u, oaB Serr
Sugbes iib in 9lnbetradt ieiner Stel-
lung ais 9lihter reieroirt oer6alten
uno meOer ole cine nod Die onoere
Seite i'm europdiiden Gonflift be.
aiinitigt babe, 10 Dab er in genouer
@eiie oen pom ieiner 4artei nieoerge-
leaten Erin3ipien folgeu f0nne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13
glmt8termin Ocr ge66rScnmitelieOer.

WOllOerneiir @nrrington bat 9e.
itern Die 9lmtstermine Der Wlitglieoer
Der Staots glderbau6eboroe, mie
folet, oeiienirt: 9. SSobn @lad, 5pei
Sabre; Senrp Sol5opfel, iltn., elm
Sobr; Or. SO. SO. Skinner, orei Sab.
re; q. g8. SiSf, bier Sabre; garl q.
@rop, iiinf Sabre; 6rant S. 5000
nom, feds Sabre; Sobn 20. Dennis,
iieben Sabre; 9iobert Grain adt
Sabre, unO Samuel 90. S6oemafer,
neun Sabre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13
l)Or Otnl GOnDtnt.
%iele 9eIegaten bereitS
in st. 0OMis.
Gin Gemiati6nben, Sas
feline JOlaen baben Siirfte.

Gin @Iun ole INSTRUMENTATION
Ocs gice.@raiiOenten Wori6ou
8u bintertreiben, erreat ouieitige
lleberoidung. Serr @oraen-
tbou erflat, OoB rciu Itdrterer
@onn" ouf Dem Gidet min.
i@ensmertb iei. 0aominirlms
Oes Serrn @Soribua trotoem Of
feubor eeIibert.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17

pastor Sunday school at ten o'clock this morning followed hy the public worship service at II o'clock The Endeavor society meets at ' o'clock in the evening and evening worship will be held at .:45 The public k invited to attend any of these services
 BAPTIST CHURCH, Bible school s:i5 and morning worship al II a. m. The pastors subject for the morning hour will be The Most Wonderful of All Ages" and there will be a bible lesson in the evening beginning at 7:45. The Junior Union will meet at B. 30 in the afternoon and the Senior B. Y. r. u- meets at ga. Neely Aldine Cox sey. pastor
 Methodist Episcopal Church: Wilbur Fisk. pastor. Sunday school 9:45 Mir F. Q. Whitcomb. superintendent Preaching at Il a. m. and D. m. Ep- worth league at ?. m. Miss Edna Cook is the leader Subject. Prayer Special music. You are cordially in- vited to attend
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
LOS ANGELES MARKET

LOS ANlELES. Dec. l6.-Prices quoted are for livestock weighed and delivered off the car without food and water.
 Cattle-(On foot and cross weight.) No. l steers weighing 9U0 to l,zuU pounds. $7.75@S15: seconds. S7.2j@ l.50: common thin. s4.25G4.75.
 Cows and heiters-No. l, $6.006a 6.25; seconds, S5.5oM5.75; thin, 4.5] M50G
 Bulls and stage-Good S5.O0; me - dium heavy, $S.00mS.50.
 CalN es-Light weight, $9.00 medi- um heavy, SS.00dS50.
 Shecp-(Per head desirable wool.) Wethcrs. S6.50mTO0; ewes. $6.5oa 6.15, sucking lambs, s6.OOm5.25.
 Hogs-(Hard grain fed) l50 to 250 pounds, SS.50m9.OO: 25O to $50 pounds. SS.O0MS.25. $50 pounds up. $6.00m6.15.
 Poultry - Broilers,. lSc; flyers, lsc; roaSters, Ice; old cocks, Sc: light hens. l2c. heavy hens. l9c: light turkeys. 22m2ic: old ducks. l2c: young ducks, l2Nl4c. young geese. l3c, squads. S200 dozen.
 Butter-Receipts. 26,000 pounds: ex- tTas. Poe. frsts. S3c
 Eggs Receipts. l2l cases: selected. i6c; ease court. 3sc: candled, 40m 42n
 Alfalfa hay-sl2.o0@l4.00
 sonora wheat - S2.25 bid; s2.50 asked.
 Rarley-Bright feed. S2.25 bid: s2.s9 asked. Dark feed. Sl42l9 bid; S1.i7's asked.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
VISIT TEMPE MEETING

Tway. Cal. Phelps and a number of other Mesa residents and ranchers went to Tempe yesterday in attend ance on the meeting called by the Tempe Cotton Growers Association to take steps toward securing labor to handle next years cotton crop.s A gen. tleman present at the meeting stated that he had just received letter from an English cotton spinners and manu- lecturers association to the effect that the Arizona Long Staple cotton was much to be desired and should be worth around fifty four cents in Eng land markets
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
MARKET NEWS By R. Allyn Lewis

Copper experts of many years ex- perience of international association are privately quoted as agreeing that while the European conflict lasts, there is absolutely no doubt what ever that the demand will be far ',"""'er than the productive capacity of the mines of the world. This be- ing the cnse, seasoned copper stocks paying large dividends, like Inspira ton. Calumet & Arizona. Miami. Ana corda and Utah. are certainly after the severe decline of last week, on the bargain counter. and the conscrv- aiive investor has an unusual op- portunity right now
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
Mesa News Notes
CHARLES W. BALDWIN
 CALLED ID BEYOND

Charles W. Baldwin, an old time resident of Mesa died Friday night at seven o'clock and was inferred yester- day afternoon in the Mesa cemetery. Mir. Laldwin's death came after short illness of only five or six days He suffered an attack of pneumonia which his advanced age and enfeebled condi = ton prevented throwing off The only relatives here are his son Jack and daughter, Mrs. Herman Seiz. Mir Baldwin was well known and a re- spected citizen of this community.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
NEW YORK SUGAR

NEW YORK. Dec 16.-Tke market for sugar futures was irregular. bu. trading Was only moderate and mostly for evening up. Closing prices were four points lower 10 one point higher. December. S4.22: Jan S4.O5: Mgrch. S3.s2: May. $3.Sg. July. s393.
 Raw sugar. dull. molasses. $40: centrifugal. s5.27. refined. dull: fine granulated. S7.15
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
GET YOUR TICKETS

IL is desired by those who are to serve the dinner for the Nels Darling lecture at Wednesday noon. that all who expect To be in attendance secure tickets as soon q spossible so that those who have charge of the serving may know at least approximately on how many to count Mir. Darling lec- tured in Tempe Thursday and Friday and the town is full of praise of his addresses. The Minneapolis journal says of him: Mir. Darling made the assembly hall ring with wit. sarcasm and applause. The speaker had his audience with him at every sentence.'
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
CHICAGO PRonucE

CHICAGO. Dee. Butter higher. receipts 510p tubs Creamery extras 2Sc, extra firsts s7T27t.c. firsts. Si0%5hc. seconds. 32 034i4
 Egg receipts. i1I6 cages. in- changed
 Cheese. Unchanged.
 Potatne receipts, 25 cars. un- changed
 Poultry unchanged to higher. Live fowls 1fc. springs. I7c. turkeys live, 2Sc. dressed. 29G z91sc.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17

Constable Pickens appears to have somewhat the better of the coutesting governor. at least in Precinct Mesa. where C. W. r. Hunt received votes and the constable i5o. In fact the only folks around Mesa who are not fond of Mir. Pickens are the boys when they play hockey. for he holds down also the position Of truant officer.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17

mercial 6o-dav bills on banks. st.7ll4: commercial 60-day ulls.. S4.Sl. de- mJnd S4.75ss cables. A.76la.
 Ear silver. 161sc
 Mexican dollars. 5S1,c
 Got ernment bonds. steady. rail road bonds irregular
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
Advertisement
ANOZIRA PARTY

The members of the AnoZira Club and their ladies passed an enjoyable time on the dance floor at the Cosmo- politan hall Friday evening. It was the occasion of their semi monthly dance and everyone enjoyed it to the utmost
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
KANSAS clTY pRonucE

KANSAS CITY, Dec 16. - Butter. creamery 391@". firsts. 37i4c. sec onds. @3i2c packing. 37izc
 Eggs Iirsts. 35c.
 Poultry. Hens. l6iec: roosters. r. iac. turkeys 34c.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
FINANCES AND
 MARKETS
lcontinuod from Page Eive)

z79oGIl5o, cows and ncifers. S4.5e@ lo10. calves, s7ocNl0o0
 Sheep receipts 290: steady. Lambs s1I-75G1S.8a. ewes. S775ffs.N0
 At Kansas City
 KANSAS CITY, Dee. 16-HOg re- ceipis. le00. steady. Rulk. S9.70N 1pI5. heavy. $lO 0001O2O. packers. S9 4Ust luI5 light yyoOff lo.Na. Cattle receipts. 500: steady Prime fed steers, Sl0j0M1ZDO. western sieers S5-5Hft 10.50; cows. s5.25N $50. hcifers, s6.00M ln.50. stockers and feeders. s5.6oGS.50.
 Sheep receipts. 1000; steady Lambs, S120tN l3.O0: yearlngs. Sl0.j0n i.S5; w-thcrs, SS.50H9J0: ewes, S175dg00.
 At Chicago
 CHICAGO Dec. 1s.-Hog receipts le.90n firm at yesterdays average 10 2 cents higher. BulE, $S.7Oa l0.l0, light, s3.2GN9.s5. mixed. s9.5Gn 1920; heayy SaG5N1425: rough. f965H SO, pigs. 7.a5G 91J.
 tattle receipts. 800. steady Ma tive beef cattle. s7.0Gm1f.75: west crn steers. sG.70G1O25. stockers. s5.00 6fS-ip. cows and heifers. Ss.S50 10.10. Stfep eceipis 300e. steady. Wethers. sS.S5N1O.00; lambs, Sll.0ON 13.a5
 At Denver
 DENVER. Dee. 1G.-Cattle receipts. Sea' market prices unchanged.
 Hog receipts. 1000. market 5c higher. Top. sle.10; bulk, ssS5m1OOo. Sheep receipts, 100; market steady Trtrac sT guIr < v.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
FUNERAL AT TEMPE

Mesa residents are requested to note that the funeral service of Mrs. F. W. Robbins will take place at No. 95l
 Normal avenue. Tempe, at D. m. to- day. Mir. Robbins is an employe of the Valley Lumber company of Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
No Armistioe possihle

WASHINGTON, Dec l6 Dis patcbes in the morning papers to the effect that Wilson will make no peace move nt this time, and that notes held I'D only because of difficulty in translation. We saw him personally
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
ILL WITH pNEtlMONlA

Mrs, K. L. Mumford of this place has received word that her brother Win Fryer Is very i'll at the w T. Tweedy ranch. Mir. Fryer is a recent arrival from Rocky Ford. Colo. and has been employed on the Tweedy ranch.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
Tempe News Notes
(Continued from Page Seven)

Hams Of Prescott is to arrive in Tempe this morning and he will officiate at the funeral service which is to be held from the residence at one o'clock this afternoon.
 NOTICE! SEWER DELINQU ENTS Advertisements of sewe- delin quents will start Wednesday. Decem- per 27th. i9lG | will receive install ment payments before list is adver- tised. After advertisement has started property owners will be compelled to pay full amount of assessment to- gether with interest due.
 l.. l.. PAFFORD,
 Town Treasurer
 A -I. .a.. ..t.a... .atA IL
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17

last night for the first time since peace situation developed and he authorized us to make these state ments and quote him. He wants to be left free to act in other directions | If he gets a chance. Said, however, he saw no opening whatever at this time. Nobody believes even armis- tice TOW possible.
 F. F. HUTTON & co.
 We are told that the next state ment of Central Leather will show earnings iu the neighborhood of 40 per cent on the stock, and that Hide and Leather is earning now at the rate of 24 per cent on its stock.
 People in the trade tell us that leather is not war commodity, and that leather companies will make more money after the war than they are making now.
 1 The last annual report of the American Hi;;e X Leather company showed s90O0, ,000 worth of hides oii they could pay off all the bonds, count the plant as worth nothing and have well over par for the stock. . There is big accumulations going 1 on in U. F. The stock is being 1 picked up by the biggest people in the street.
 NEW. YORK. Dec. l6.-Wnh the de- mand of the shorts satisfied, prices will probably react. Offerings Of long stock in the industrial list will appear on sharp recoveries followed by short sales for professionals who
 continue bearish on that depart ment. We think standard rails ana
 coppers might be bought They should he helped hv the Sun report
 of the unions and railroad companies , getting together at last
 Journal of Commerce says: The heavy stock liduidation during the week has released q large volume of funds
 Wall Street Journal says: 'The collapse of stocks has been essentially ! speculative, and the sacrifice has 1 been chiefly in paper profits" Cotton According to local spot men the Texas basis has advanced i 30 paints m the last eight days. A Montgomery dispatch says Find ing tremendous resistance in spots.
 All weak spots thoroughly liquidated.
 Liverpool is closed today. Western wholesalers dry goods dis ! tribu;ors continue to report a busi- ness in excess of year ngo. arge
 numbers of merchants are visiting the Chicago market and are ncro.... ing their purchases
 \ well known New orleans oper- ator is emphasizing the increasing hullisnness O. statistics. A telegram received from him late yesterday called attention to the fact that while port receipts thus far for the season are more than 500 GOO bales in excess of last wear port stocks are 10000 less than last year. Trade Is eX- pected to continue quiet until after trTn Of the year.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
KANSAS CITY CRAM

KANSAS CITY, Dee. 16.-Wheat: No. hard. sL62mI67: No. , red. s167; No. 2. $15S: Dec. sl.59ih {. May. S1.GGh.
 Corn. No. mixed. sSN S9c; No.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17

The Carter interests are planning a 90t-tnn mill. but plans have not yet advanced to the point where definite information can be given out.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Dec l6.-The cotton market today closed unsettled at q net loss of 3l to 40, points.
 Cotton fItures closed easy. Dec. SlS.0j; Jan. sl796; March, $18.19; May, Sls.Sd; July. SlS.4O; oct, $l6.oi. spot cotton. quiet; middling up- lands S1S35 Nc sales.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
COPPERS

Compiled for Tho Republican by R. Allyn Lewis, E. F. Hutton G Co.'S leased wire. Hotel Adams building. I07 North Central Ave.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17

pended milling operations temper nIilv. will commence construction ui a a0-ton plant not later that January first
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
PERSONAL MENTION

Paul Lesueur is home from Berkeley for holiday visit with his parents. Mir. and Mrs ]. T. Lesueur.
 NIT. and Mrs. R. F. Steele and Lyle North are in Tucson for a two-day visit
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17

WOULD PARTY who exchanged overcoat marked 'T. C." for my navy blue overcoat at C.. NJ. Harris, resi-
 dence week ago. please return F. c. Clark. Bucks Livery. Tempe Adv. bp
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
w. H. CODE HERE

". H. Code. consulting engineer of the firm of Quinton, Code X Hill. of Los Angeles. was in Mesa yesterday on his way to Chandler. He leaves Sunday night for Akron, Ohio. His firm is employed as consulting engin- eers by the Goodyear Tire X Rubber company They will plan the great development work to be done near Chandler Mir. Code was formerly a resident of Mesa and vice president of the Mesa City bank. Mir. Qulnton IS one of the foremost consulting en- gineers of the west, while NIT, Hiil t well known in the valley as formerly supervising engineer of the T.. $. K. $. for California and Arizona and actively overseeing the building of the Roose- welt dam
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
BAND MUSIC TODAY

The Merchants band has arranged it's customary concert program for this afternoon and will render it on the plaza commencing at four o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
LAST TIME IN VALLEY

Owing to the fact that the showing of the film, The Birth of a Nation.
 has been barred from Phoenix, it was possible to secure this wonderful pie
 ture for a Sunday matinee and evening at the opera house. Crowded houses the last two nights evidence the inter
 est of the public in this piece of thrill ing blood history of our nation, and the fact that many had seen il before did not detract from the immense seat
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
roNIcHT AT MAJESTIC

"The Heart of a Hero" story which visualizes the life of Nathan Hale, of early days in this country. is the five-reel production at the Ma jestic for tonight. There also will be another installment of "The Iron
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17

The New Aztec mine of the Tom Reed is being steadily developed ana is showing uD better every day.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17

white. sSiac; No. yellow, s9c {; Dec, s7'sc May. o9ls DS9ssc
 Oats; No. , white. o4Th4i.c; No. mixed, ifc
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
POPULAR CONSTABLE

II is called to public attention that
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17

The Dig Jim k drifting 10 the east on three levels. and is daily adding To its ore reserves. Drifts have been carried to within l25 feet of the eastcrn end line. showing solid ore twenty 10 twenty-five feet in width. and as the Tom Reed has developed q body of orc more than twenty y-fiNe feet of the eastern end line of the Big Jim on the same vein. it appears reasonable to assume that the Big Jifn ore shoot extends to it's extreme eastern end Inca distance or son= TOO feet from the shaft.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17

The Lucky Boy company has re- snmed operations. out has not as ye; put a full crew Of men at work. as some preliminary work was necessary after it's shut down of several months. The working force will soon be in-
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Furnished by R. Allyn Lewis. private leased wire to all ex- changes.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17

The Hall property is also being worked under new management ana il Is believed that they have good property and will soon commence 10 ship ore This property Is part Of the old Texas mine that was worked in the eightys
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
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Arizona republican., 1916-12-17

The Gold Ore. left without milling facilities when the Gold Road sus-
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17

The Big Jim K planning 4O0-ton mill and plans are practically com pleted Superintendent Heating hopes to equal Engineer Rabb's record as to low mining and milling costs.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
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Christian Church: J. R. Rountrec.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17

The Crys Grauer property has re- gently been sold and two shifts have been put to work taking out shipping ore from some of the old workings. IL is said that work on a large scale will start as soon as machinery has been installed. The property joins the Hill top on the west and north.
 '. T. Colvin has sold his property. The Calvin k a copper property and joins the Hill Top on the east