Arizona republican., 1917-10-28
0be MINES of ARIZONA

Free instruction and training in methods of first aid to the injured are also given by crews of the rescue cars and stations ana this instruction Is given either in connection with rescuy apparatus training or entirely separ- ately. hence is applicable not only to underground workers, but to all those employed in or around the mines .AL.1 metalluIgical esta olishments.
 Mining Districts Subscribe
 BISBEE. Ariz., Oct. 27.-'Fne mining districts of the state have scored hig. in the Liberty loan subscriptions. ana they will score strong again next week in the food saving pledge campaign
 In the Liberty loan campaign Pima county is probably more strongly i'm pressed wlth the financial assistance a producing copper company makes available than any other in Arizona The New Cornelia Copper compan, through Calumet and Arizona. made S250,000 available to Pima countys quota of the Liberty loan, while the lailroGd operated in association with New Cornelia, aGdoG $50,00G more making Q total o1 $500, ,Gy0 and en- apiing Pima county to wire to Wash ington that it had oversd5scribed it's quota in advance of any other county III the country.
 Coch!se county copper producers and railroads brought more than $l,- 35O,o0V to the Arizona subscription. C. & 4. being tie largest contributor, with Sa5C,O0g. Phelps Dodge put in $4ee,Ct0 in addition 70 $l,GUu,000 sub- scribed in New ! ork, while other pro- duceis in Cochise county have voted more than $250,00G in addition to sub ciiptions going to the credit of states in which thelr general heaGqGartel S | offices are located.
 Ray Consolidated Copper company | gave mighty boost in aid to the 1 r.nal county and state apportionment, | leading the big subscriptions in, the state with $5O0,000 and subscribing another $5000C0 in New York. Aining | company subscriptions in Pinal county will. including Magma subscriptions. ] exceed S750000
 | In Gila county notwithstanding the fact that all of the producing com panies were closed down for two months and are yet to reach normal operations, subscriptions by Inspira- tion, Old Dominion and Miami win aggregate more than S1,500, 900, while smaller producing interests will be credited with not less than S25O,00O more.
 In the Clifton Morenci district the three large producers in spite of their long shut down, still wholly effective but now hoped to be in way or early and permanent adjustment, will have record of more than $1,O00 GOO sub scribed, partly allotted to the credit of Greenlee county and saving that division of the state from falling be- hind it's apportiOnment
 The Jerome district comes forward
 strong with more than S2,000,0oO tc
 it's credit of which half may be ap-
 portiOned to Yavapai county anC
 Arizona. This district through tn; second subscription of Verde C0mOi-
 nation attained exceptional note ir
 mining circles, Combination being stil in the development stage and it's ust
 of funds for bond purposes therefore
 exceptional. Strong financial situa. tion of the treasury of the company
 and the fact that it is much of { close corporation in it's nature, made the course possible. Combination sub- scribed S15,000 to the first loan ant l 900 to the second, all of it credited to Arizona. Beside the subscription: credited to Yavapai county from tht Jerome district are subscriptions bl the Consolidated Arizona Smeltine