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Weekly journal-miner., 1917-03-21
NOW IN POSITION
 TO GO AHEAD WITH
 DEVELOPMENT WORK
(From Fridays Daily. )

JEROME, March 15.-The Jerome. St. Louis Copper Mining Company i: now in a position for further develop. ment. A 25-horsc power Western gasoline hoist arrived today at Clark dale and will be installed at the shaft in the next three days. The gallows frame and engine bed have been ready for over two weeks awaiting the ar rival of the hoist. Officials of the company state that within the next 50 days the balance of the machinery will be installed and all preliminary work finished and that the sinking Of the shaft will proceed as rapidly as possible.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-03-21
TEST SHIPMENT
(From Saturdays Daily)

(From Saturdays Daily)
 T. R. Ardrcn, recent arrival from New Mexico, locating in the Date Creek range. who is in the city. stat ed yesterday Inc will make a test ship mcnt next week of about five tons of gold orc, loading at Cottonwood He relocated an old mine of Dennis May. and the shaft of which has a depth of 5 feet. Sinking few feet has dem onstratcd what appears to be a good property. Later, if conditions war rant, AIr. Ardren will install a hoist
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-03-21
YOUNG AMERICA GETTING
 READY FOR CONFLICT

COLORADO SPRINGS, March l4.-Plans arc under way for the for nation of a branch of the American Junior and Marine Scouts. The local naval recruiting office has been re- qucstcd by the head of the national organization to ascertain if there is sufficient interest in the proposal and if there is an organization will be effected with the recruiting officers as instructors.
 Prospect Lake will be the scene of the training operations which will in- clude instruction in water craft, ty- ing knots and acquatic sports.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-03-21
PROBATE MATTERS
 IN SUPERIOR COURT
(From Saturdays Dallv.1

The Superior court had little beside probate matters yesterday. Follow. ing arc some of the matters handled by the court:
 Mrs. Synthia Burton, mother of Lily Murphy aged 10, Lee Murphy aged IS, James Murphy aged IA, Lloyd Murphy aged 10 and Floyd Murphy aged 10, pctitioned for letters of guardianship for the children. It is set forth in the petition that the chil- drcn own fourth interest in certain lands in the Verde valley. O'Sullivan X Morgan are attorneys for the pcti- tioucr The case was set for hearing on March 30.
 The court approved final report on the estate of Charles Minetti.
 \. K. Lee was named guardian of the property of John dc Giovanetti, adjudgcd insane. and his bond was set at $l,000. De Gioyamctti owns property in Humboldt, part of it be- ing known as the Humboldt Pool Hall.
 Settlement was authorized in the estate oi Anton Moravich.
 The administrator of the estate of Mary Ellen McCarty was discharged
 The Commercial Trust X Savings Bank was made administrator of the estate ot ]. L. Baxter, with bond fiAod at SS,0OO
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-03-21
BUSINESS IS BETTER

SPOKANE, March E. - Business conditions in Spokane and the tribu- tsry territory are even better this year than last according to figures announced this week by the Spokane Clearing House Association. Clear ings in February were $2O.lO5,22S, an increase of 4 per cent over those of February, l9lo. Spokane bank trans actions for the same month were S52,- ,- O0S2 259, while in February oi last year they aggregated SjI,i93, Flo, an increase of 5S per cent
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-03-21
BACK FROM GREECE (From Saturdays Daily.)

An arrival yesterday from Congress Junction reported the return of Alex Grekoko, from Greece, after an ab- sencc Of over two years. His brother accompanied him and is now at Bis bee. Grekoko is naturalized Amer icau and informed friends he had diff iiculty in getting out of the country. He was called home to settle up an estate, and was detained while war seemed probable
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-03-21
MINING MEN ARRIVE
(From Saturdays Daiiyl

John McNamara, w. J. Petermar and Eli s. Garscon, of New York City, are recent arrivals in Prescott. to look after their Bradshaw Copper Mines Co. interests, which arc more familiarly known as the Ratcliff group situated near Senator. Their associ- ate, J. B. Joyce, has made frequent trips to the property, closing the deal few months ago. Arrangements are to be closed up by the visitors to be. gin an energetic fine of development, and carly shipping is contemplated Cnfavorablc weather has prevented operating plans being consummated until the country was open to traffic. Colonel Fred Bowler is to assume charge as superintendent. The min ing men are we'll known in Eastern circles in the mineral industry.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-03-21
RAILROAD ENGINEERS
 COMPLETE SURVEY
(From Wednesdays Daily.)

Arrivals from Cottonwood, on the Verde river. reported yesterday that all three engineering camps of the proposed McSa-Clarkdalc railway had joined al that end. after meeting at Fossil creek, completing the through survey from Clarkdale to Mesa. It was stated that q satisfactory grade percentage had been established. but no information was given out when construction would begin. The three engineering corps will work in the Upper Verde country for the next three weeks. The party numbers 50 people.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-03-21
FORMER RESIDENT DIES (From Fridays Daiiy.)

Adyiccs received few days ago by his cousin, Edward Zimmerman of this city. stated that Thos. E. Burbanks, q resident of Prescott several years ago and a miner by occupation. had sue cumbcd 10 pneumonia. at d mining camp near Telluride, Colo. The de ceased leaves widow and three chil- drcn The family will probably re- turn to this section 10 reside.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-03-21
YOUNG OPERATORS
 TO BEGIN MINING
(From Wednesdays DaiIxl


 Thomas Dent and F. J. Perry. who made locations last Fall west of Thumb Butte, at a point north of Cop per Basin. arrived from Goldfcld, Final county, during the week and will establish camp in a short time. Their group is near the old Logan, and the values are principally gold. The father of Mr. Perry sold an in tercst in a copper of the Superior field. and desires his son to make min ing business Both new operators arc young men and have had expert cncc in the business they are to fol- low. The Thumb Butte road will be the inlet to their camp.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-03-21
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED
(From Saturdays Daijy.O

Friends in Prescott of Chester Ma jorS, d visitor for the past two Sum mcrS, have received cards announcing his marriage to Mrs. Bcryl Ainsworth at Red Bluff, Cal, on March lst. The bride and groom will visit Prescott during Frontier Days for short time Mir Majors is a clerk Of the Diamond Match Co.,, of which his father is a shareholder.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-03-21
DROP IN SILVER WAS NATURAL
 AFTER RISE
DELAY IN DELIVERY TO LONDON CAUSED BOTH FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MARKETS TO SAG SAYS SAMUEL MONTAGU CO.
(From Saturdays Daily.)

Bar silver, after q mid-week slump
 to z51ic an ounce, recovered to final
 at 75zSc, a net decline of 54c for the
 week.
 Messrs. Samuel Montagu & Co.,, of
 London, point out that the reaction
 was natural after such a heavy and
 continuous rise They state that the
 main causes of the abruptncss of tho
 recent upward movement may be at tributcd, first, to the delay in receipt
 of shipments from America, which
 prevented the sale of that portion of
 silver which awaits realization on ar
 rival. The American market, follow
 ing the London market, the advance
 in London was naturally reflected in American prices. This eminent au- thority also points to the announce mcnt that the amount of silver rupees and bullion held by the Indian treas ury had fallen to substantially greater extent than previously recorded. On so ill-providcd a market, the general demand, although relatively small, compared with a normal market, made itself felt in the fixing of prices.
 In addition to this, China has bought silver in San Francisco. As result, coinage orders have not been easily satisfied, while a little competitive buying has created a hard tone and made purchases difficult to execute.
 The only feature worthy of note in the silver market during the past week was the sharp advance in the rates on war marine insurance on the metal, which has had an important bearing on silver quotations, inas- much as it increases the expense of cxportation from this country. This l has been shown in the discrepancy in the prices between New York and London.
 The time is not far distant wher there will be dcarth of silver to meet | the stupcndous world demand and no | nation or group of nations can fur ther deprcss the market in this metal representatives of various are in the United States pur- chasing silver, and have been for some time. They cndcavor to cloak their operations with secrecy and re. sort to manipulations that, so far. have prevented a runaway market for the metal They arc accommodating stocks of silver at prices much below what they will ultimately have to pay when the true conditions arc finally exposed
 If any one of the foreign power. were to send its representatives into the open market to purchase $l00,- 100000 worth of silver bullion for coinage purposes to be delivered in certain quantities at stated intervals, and the fact became known, the price of the metal would skyrockct to heights never before dreamed of Yet, iuch a condition practically prevails low, if the truth were actually known.
 With such an array of buying pow IT the price of silver, according to he established law of supply and de nand, must inevitably mount to much higher levels, and the silver miners lream of Sl metal is about to be re- Industrial Age.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-03-21

copper industry of the United States will continue for long time to come. -Rice's Industrial Age.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-03-21
SHAFT SINKING IS RAPID 0N-
 |. AND ].
LEWISOHN ENGINEER RE- PORTS PROGRESS SATIS- FACTORY; CHA CANYON REPORTS 7.S6 PER CENT
 ORE; DRIFTING STARTS.
(From Saturdays Daily

I Benjamin Gillies, of the LcwiSohn
 engineering staff, and consulting en-
 gineer of the Calumet & Jerome,
 writes from Jerome that ''the sinking
 of the thrce-compartmcnt shaft on
 the Remington claim is progressing
 rapidly and with steady working three
 shifts per day the management feels
 that high-gradc ore body will be en-
 countered not later than May lst. A
 recent examination established the
 fact that the great Haynes north and south faults cross the Remington claim of the Calumet & Jerome. I5 was this fault which split the Daisy vein and 1t Is natural to assume that somewhere at depth this vein will be encountered on tine property" Mir Gillics says also, referring to the re- ported labor troubles in the district, that "the Calumet & Jerome has ar ranged a bonus basis with the miners calling for an increase in wages per month contingent upon the number of feet the shaft is sunk and it is be- lievcd the efforts of the organized labor bodies to call off the men in a strike will fail. However, it will not be the policy of the company to an, tagonize the labor unions as the wages now being paid by the Calumet & Jerome arc equal to the demands now being made.
 The Gila Canyon Copper Compan, reports the discovery of 7.S6 per cent copper sulphide orc, with S5.50 a ton in silver and gold. The ore was open cd in a drift on the vein and is said by the management to be the most important development in the history of the property The vein shows on the surface for 1,500 feet averaging Sc feet wide. The same vein material was found for 600 feet in front portal of croSscut tunnel Drifting com mcnccd two weeks ago in this vein and the drift now Is 60 feet with the ] assays mentioned The surface car. bonates and oxides arc rich, but the ore found in the vein is all sulphide. which suggests permanent high grade I orc bodies. Shipments to the smclter from surface workings arc paying all | development costs and showing | profit. One car returned S2,l8691 net Five hundred tons monthly are now being shipped.
 The copper market continues to gain strength. While little attention is paid to the revival of the Allies in quiry for 5OOOO,OOO pounds, there is under way along this line. The transaction twice has come with in an acc of being consummatcd, but each time a hitch arose. Producers arc frankly worried over the strike which has kept the Nichols refinery at Laurel Hill, l.. l., idle for a week. The refinery has daily output of 1 .000,000 pounds. There is said to be some fear that workers in other re- incrics will become rcstivc and add 10 the cut in the country's production
 
 Rumors still hang heavy around Jc- Added to the rumors hat strike of great importance has been made on the company's prop ,rty is another rumor that says the price of the stock will be depressed irst and advanced later. Jerome Verde yesterday sold below s.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-03-21

Rumors still hang heavy around Jc- romc-Vcrdc Added to the rumors that strike of great importance has been made on the company's prop erty is another rumor that says the price of the stock will be depressed first and advanced later Jerome Verde yesterday sold below s.
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-19

,,o cortesemente ospitare i CO. GO,
,,oSnicato enc toa del supreme conelli0 .io
O. F. d'I," e deploFare con '0sss -.
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ld stro la leggerezza con eui Sc So,p S0pe
tc't to troppo 70 Gafsrettataments son 0n,p mi'
VI un giudizio che andava, ,,;,,,anaa. con %,a
Igliori precisi crltefl' f'i''
Ito ad altro tempo. ,.;+o,na
: 70 svlpargomento al prosssa'
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-19

Altri non darebbe, non avreb-
be mai data ospitalita ad una CO.
municazione di tai genere. moi
siamo moi, onesti independent
per quanto potesse riflettere For
dine" moi siamo sempre moi per
quanto potesse dire di agone
giornalistico.
Gil On. del Supreme Concilio
Ordine Figli d'Italia cui abbiamo
diretta una lettera-accusa contro
il grande venerable Giuseppe
Di Silvestro, hanno creduto oil
scusare, assolvere pria che Fac
cusato 81 fosse difeso nei rappor-
ii delPaccusa istessa. Hanno vo-
luto cioe dimostrare di agire per
prevenzione, senza riflettere be-
ne che-come dissero giurstl dl
ogni tempo-1a prevenzione e /.
magior nemico della giustizla.
: Perche non aspettare che l
sig. Giuseppe Di Silvestro avesst
i presentate lie sue discolpe pei
giudicarlo? ST e dato subito We
: dere, invece, che incondizionata
= mente, morbosamente, - altr
: direbbero disonestamente, mi
e moi non vogliamo dirlo ad aleu-
= costo. - 81 abba avuto difen
il dere con anticipate interesse un
e causa che andava meritava IN
o vece di essere ponderata pass
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e oculatamente, owe per davvero
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la ouistione che abbiamo volut
I'll AMI che la necessita che |
la voluto avessimo preso a tratta
iii discutere, 10 vedremo solo qua
pc do sara il case di vederlo, ripr
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La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-19
GFaRi di GSpGriGDzG
Un indizio che beni piu desi

e Un indizio che beni piu des
i derati e V9oheG@iati sonf
riserbo pin stretto che ci eraFa
mo imposto dando vita a questo
giornale.
Quando 81 ha la disgrazia oil
trovarsi di fronte ad avversarl
semplicemente disonesti, che sa-
rebbero capaci di tutto pure di
"salire sublimi" o mantenersi be-
ne su vergognosa arcione, certe
note note certi ricordi sono ne
cessari, s'impongono addirittura,
sarebbe m peccato grave non
farli. Onde, seguitando, dobbla-
mo far notare che il direttore de
LA Rassegna", Silvio Liberato-
re, quegli cioe che altri sogllono,
solo per riempitivo pole
mico, chiamare 10 studen-
tello della terra classe elemental
re, in quindici e pi1 ami di sire
nue. e feconde lotte giornallstl-
che, seppe dire sempre tanto be
ne certe verita, a volta in mode
rude, tai fiata violento; mai perC
, da meritare una querela di libellt
2 Tutto questo sta e stara sempr'
a dimostrare della obiettivlta po
i silva, disinteressata e corretti
, alPistesso tempo nei rapportl d
: Silvio Liberatore.
i Seguitino, adunque, suol ne
a mici ad abbaiargli rabbiosamen
: toe allie calcagna; gil 81 dica sem
: nre ouello che non e, che non
! mai esistito; sara questa la sc
l. Ia via per renderlo pi1 caro-, pi
o apprezzato in mezzo allie nostr
D. masse che egli ha sempre cercat
l. di giovare per quanto lie sue tol
q ze 10 abbiano permesso. Egh
i oiornalista lottatore, corretto c
D. indipendente. Quando asserls'
J. dimostra; :. quando discute e us
a. rimanere in quei terminl oil co
s. rettazza che i suoi avversarl nc
e hanno mai saputo avere. ollV
Liberatore non studio mai Il V
e. cabolario del turpiloquio, arm
to sempre pronta ad imbrandirsl
ia oueIli che 81 sentono impoter
n per la giusta disquisizione,
RI ouelli che, giudicando sempre
I'll altri ALA stregua dele loro col
lei e dele loro magagne' non sann'
re non possono entrare in azlone
81 non con Parma del mascalzo
LA bollato cento volte, cento vote
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-19

,n0diato e seacciato dal campo %','le ael
Bsani, BSt,isi,y dsgiIi Onesti, del gentll0O'
mini insomnia "T a
Rassegna", quest'e la figara s,il,t, nio1 Sel
1Tpstro rSls 70 diTettore, .disOnesti a tut. i.
Tia prova sono j nosFTl nay aasg.s Sisone
! S'' y CuriangiOlo
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-19

hon,epg' asmeo gi on. del supreme Cone G nf-
Iio IS,'Ip9 a non votare altri votl dl lo-
,lv ducia, di stima incGr'ggiamvn. Or, gi3rastro.
ts' to- al sig. Giuseppe Di s,.Dsa sllyss'sn, con
rasto, =, D,,s avidita ed interesse eo,p p0,
Isoffocare . Sfos quindi, irrimedi'Oi'
meil'e La Rassegna
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-19
PER NORMA f. REGoLA g. !: 1,,..r,
Ricattatore di mestlere
,ao,;nioren di Phila., del 10 FeOOralO A'-'l
Hl0lP "OpIIlOhN

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i"o'' r'ronomstare lie grazle III
per ,anlere. convenlva mcen-
qoel anm,nandolo, quanIunque
sd 1,Ie ~ come Alro fresldenVe III
0eI'o 0onlna 1u rata dal Coml-
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! Ia'o ,,aasl,one, ira cui vera an
|ae '% resercente di una piSc''
e one eoI 1, @a ouel panchiere notlii-
lnaryh palJisslma nolllAlls'' , o,,ala
ca, ,Snel banchiere perO'' Il 9uaio Inni,
1uS, ayeya Ia memorla cosi lapil
i non nee "vee" talunl altri, ritiuto, Il
90 %'"' non amblto onore, danao ~hIaf. oI
mel peppuccio un memof'Dl
'ra 10 ,a"do nor",r, a bomba, ricordla-
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oo ,nS naIo accettando perfino di passa-
,,oo 70 in soft ordine. Nella nuoVa
@ Ito combinazione, il povero Peppuc-
. clio 81 accorse ben presto enc
mo- suoi AFFAIR." non andavano cosl NC
N li - come una volta, ed allora non
nallelpotendo far altro, 81 nnl'o "
pe pen y; pOnonoettere, nella qualita dl col
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ono. eltore del giornale. Postenormeh'
a, o. moro pastuto Peppucclo, appel
~ il0 oro nscito dale carceri dopo dl ave
le' ~ 80 Soon+ata una piccola condanl
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l''i'' ,.irsci a farsi riammettere nell
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:, 10 for che facilmente egh esegul coi
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aSS"i ss,,hiS Il Direttore pero che, esse
,,ticare il Inn galantuomo ed avendo qu
l'iTe: d. = scbifo il semphce contatto
a oor- nm rettile di quella SPECIE
30 n illnon piu contrariare Il VoleL' I.
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| .eoin 49, 81 q "Fra Picozzo", brandendo q
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La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-19

mamma, e passato uh c"lUS -,
ra,o. MI ma detto; f"c'l" '''' pc
TAI. oosi tiglia Qu
,,,a, IA mala 1emmna cham" %, 90
nnnnrs lni~, re asoneste tutte lie dome "a, a,
| uel vlclnato.' .oo;one:l
- anche Peppuccio' Ia MAJ"
coSi ',a !" delta colonia di Phlla-
nIa cne prende manaVe 10
nropre vergogne e ten'a as 9s Hen-
: 'iaventarle sui viso della gen
n 'e onsS'~, "nno aver esercltato in Amerl-
IL D0p ,asc,amo andare lie gesVa
In a'or,ose ." da lul commesse IN LA :
- mesuerl piu viii, come
no aueuo al andar vendendo '.nra Id Dre'I :,
no q"' i" di un carretto o per sbarcafe ~.
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lila soio g il pennello, o gll pes''V'i'
,gli o non riuscl mai a saperli manel
che oiare Allora Peppucclo pens
low enc In penna in America, 1os'
= a. nm mestiere piu facile a mahe'
giare che non il pennello, e. deV
llSl fatto simprovviso giornalls'a'
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lauo,rata carnera con un luri
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:; 60 aico snrizza veleno da tuttl
> la u Il Dottor Tale era un clal
III" u; tano, perche negava pavVlso %
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Jul IL pronio era uno sfruttatore {
l, es- dro. per la medesima ragloh'
e pu- nerfino il povero operaio, no
,tarci veva META la fedina penale'
oI1oo tradito dalla moglie, Oh
ol 80 - nnanto altro ben di Dio, sol
dNc0 che aveva rifiutato Pabbona
al i"' to al Fra Picozzo.
ntaVa Con siffatti metodi pero
nuccio ben presto 81 accorse
es Fe- Fl riusciva a sbarcare molt'
FAI- clio il lunario, che non con
:, con- Ibici. rasoio pennello. La
do = q ca difatti gil ando avantl
) NJ fie vele: il foglio lurido as
;lCCdul- ma veste piu pomposa e
nome, come per far dlmenV
MA oil nrio passato; ma Sc Il Ia
amente ~" aveva cambiato IL pei
n che ! servava pero 10 stesso VIZ
.oI,horo nuovo organetto rlcoil
0"" vecchia sonata. Un ones
honchiere venne, fra altr
no sper- di mira con gil stessi p
perche con cui grassatorl 81 d
he SEM yano un tempo, dietro ie
40 ;nvOI- i cespugli nella vale oil I
i. Sper- Posterlotli'T a,,tn nantito di
| apprO- anna ama tentata grassazior
messo in opera lutte lie
,nOratO a per rientrare nellie ,e graz, graz
mincera, bancbiere cne oSt ygli ellore ~e0a a
lellO che lnyanS a1 {,.noS;ere al aSS0 nero e
,arOla no. ,aGs, ~; nocbissimi U,l che abb
tOsamen- 10 tenere a bada la ma
non fl ma. Difatti ricordiamo
male giac- quando mel 1908, dopo
.r+e ono SO terremoto di Messin
- ~, o.,.o chi col 81 fece qui promote.
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-19

vnoe rncor chi 10 6HsE5 dssSesi sfmpFe pT II
Ss sss e9s % sHSns @ ,a a2sS pssSs sS
ME- dora nnan ncl~so di un ergastOlanO qualslaS
dirsi di un rec''''' - La RASSEGNA