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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-19
GRASS VERY Low
Famed Chief of the Sioux Has But
Short Time 60 Live.

FT. Yates, N. D., April 1S.-John
Grass. aged chief of all the Sioux In
dams, who is critically i'll in his 109th
year, is not expected to recover.
Yesterday Grass was visited by the
adopted son OF the Sioux nation"
Captain A. B. WEIGH Of Bismarck.
Captain WEIGH is a regularly adopted
foster-son of the Indian chief, being
the greatest honor the Sioux could
confer upon a white man.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-24
PARTY FOR MOTHER.

Misses Ida and Bessie McCharen sur
prised their mother MoDday afternoon
with a birthday party FOR her. The
guests spent the time knitting and
when refreshments were served the cut
ting Of a birthday cake Allied with
candies furnished much amusement
Those present were: Mrs I'd Hoffman.
Mrs. n. L. Frost. Mr. Pred Williams.
Mrs. J. 4. c. Albright. Mr.. y. A. Young
Mrs. X. Carter. Mrs Zara kinkade. Mrs.
r. y. Cathey. Mrs. j. kestler. Mrs.
u. II. Cooper. Mrs- NJ. L Pierce. Mrs.
Charles HIN. Mrs. J. " Boucher. Mrs.
p. ;. Hyden. Mn J. c. Moore. Mrs. G.
". Young. Mrs. cOr;ez Frensley. Mrs-
J. L. Mansfield. Mrs. A. z Harris. Mrs.
Y u Luke. Mrs J. ID. Payne. Mrs Stella
Hayhew Horton. Mrs. y. H. Dawson.
Mrs- Zsb Cromwell. Mrs- Effie Wilkes.
Ms W. NJ Dove. Mrs W. s Wolver-
ton. Mrs. Seitie Jones. Mrs. J. :. Nc
charen. Mrs. G. y. speer. Mrs :. W.
Tyer, Mrs.. a. A. Wolverton. Mrs. Sam
II. Butler. Miss Freddie Williams and
Bessie and Ila McCharen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-24
CRITERION STAFF NAMED.

The stan for the High School cr.-
ferion has been selected a. follows:
,ditor-in in-chief-Lucille Butler.
Business manager-JerOme Alexsnde;.
Assistant editor-Maurine Easley.
Music-Katherine Adams
Artist-Ruth Warren.
Historian-Aline Skipworth
Athletics-John X. Bum.
Society-Margaretta Graham.
Poet-Eloise Sandlin.
Alumni--F1Orence Redfieid.
Humor-Florence Vernon.
The contract for the engraving work
for the Criterion for the year i9l7-lsls
was let this morning 20 the Southwest
.rn Engraving company. of Fort Worth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-24
PKE-NUPTLAL COURTEsIEs.

Mrs. Morris Sass entertained yester-
day morning with a mos; novel party
honoring Miss Helen Sayre and Mrs.
Frank Porter. OF Tulsa. who is here
TO be Miss Sayre's matron Of honor az
the SayreSimpson wedding tonight
Shortly after the guests arrived. at nine
O'Clock. dainty buffet breakfast was
served. The table was lighted with
white candles and in the center. under
a beautiful mound Of white carnations
and ferns. was a silver slipper Of the
bride. holeing the ends Of u bunch Of
white ribbons. Each guest pulled "a
ribbon and two drew numbers. ono Of
which was supposed 20 be the number
Of the brides shoe and the other Of
Mrs Newlywed's" lhrs. Porter Mrs.
Charles Anderson drew Miss Sayre's
number and gave her a beautiful and
most appropriate toast Mrs Rob Po-
land. who drew Mrs. Newlywed's." pro
voked much laughter with her toast.
The guests were then asked 10 wish
three times for something for the bride
and were promised that az Mr.. Charles
Won Weise waved magic wand over the
silver slipper the wish would be full
filed. AS she waved the wand tiny
bride. who looked like real fairy, came
slowly marching in with a basket on
each arm. The baskets contained o
package for every guest The fairy was
Lena Stonum. who delivered the gifts
from the dining table. The guests then
gave the presents to the bride and TO
Mrs. New1ywed" The guests were:
Mrs. H. Il Sayre, Mrs. W. w. AnsDry.
of Montrose. Pa. 5Irs G c. Rsmey, Of
Hackensack. New Jersey. Mrs. Van
cleves OF st. Louis. Mrs. l. II. Love,
Mrs. Frank Porter. Mrs. Charles An
derson. Mrs. Rob Poland. Mrs. w. r..
Poland. Mrs. Charles Yon Weise, Mrs.
Carrie Maxwell. Mrs. a. c. Straehley.
Mrs. J. w. Potter. Mrs. II. A. Cherry.
Mrs Walter Thompson, Mrs James Sto-
mum. Mrs. ". ID. Potter. Mrs. Jerry
McCiuskey. airs. Lula Morgan, Misses
Helen Sayre. F'lorine Fleming. Sarah
Ikard Of Henrietta. Texas. Dorothy and
Ellen Dickson
After Mrs. Sass party the grooms-
men. John Simpson of Gainesville. Ar
thur Simpson Of 81. Louis and Richard
Woodbridge Of Gainesville entertained
Misses Helen Sayre, Florinc Fleming,
Dorothy and Ellen Dickson. Georgia
simpson. Mrs. Walter Thompson, Mrs
Van Cleves Of St Louis. and William
simpson. at lunch and with "a circus
party. yellow and white chryssnthe-
NUNS were given the girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Hsrts' dinner party
was a most fitting finish for the perfect
day for the bride and groom and their
attendants. The dining room was bril-
liant in yellow flowers and lights. The
table, with its perfect appointments. was
set for Misses Helen Sayre. F1Orine
Fleming. Ellen and Dorothy Dickson.
Georgia Simpson. Elise POtteff, Mrs.
Frank Porter. William simpson. John
simpson. Arthur Simpson. J. J. Colgate,
Richard Woodbridge. and the host ana
hostess
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-24
Direct Comparison with Artists.

When Mr.. Edison perfected this instrument did ne
ask great artists listen to the New Edisons Recreation
of their singing or playing and then give their opinion OF
the results? No instead he submitted his invention
to public comparison with such great artists Marie
Rappod, and Anna Case sopranos and Arthur Middle
ton basso of the Metropolitan Opera Company; Julia
Heinrich soprano late of the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany Thomas Chalmers baritone, of the metropolitan
Opera Company; Alice Veret, soprano, of the Paris
Opera Hardy Williamson, tenor, late of the Century
Opera Company; Christine Miller contrato Elizabeth
Spencer soprano Marie Kaiser, Soprano Ida Gardner,
conralto; Helen Clark soprano; and Betsy Lane Shep
herd. soprano, and other noted singers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-24
AnncnINctnenl

To N. Music Lovers Of Ardmore and
Carter County;
". have just opened an exclusive
Edison Phonograph shop In your cliy.
this being one OF seven shops now
opened In Oklahoma. II Is our Intention
10 make our store th. musical center
of Ardmorr. We shall from time "a
;irne bring concert and grand opera
singers herr 90 dsmonstr.i. Mr Edi
sons new art. and W. an, pleased "a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-24
DYNAMITE FOR GARDENING
BURSTS WATER MAIN

Noah Cisco. lcs y street. northwest.
used dynamite TO osow up his back yard
pr-rarstory 20 EardeniHr Yesterday.
The dynamite ~as placed too near q
water main. and the cXplosion resulted
IN bursting the main. The water sup
ply was not curtsiied IN the residence
district. bu; many industries were moth
ned 10 shut on th-lr water supply for
,ss.yeFsil hours
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-24
RATTLE WITH yA0uIs.

Nogaies. Ariz.. Oct. s4.-Eight hun
dred Yaaui Indians working northward.
presumably 20 seize recently harvested
bean and corn crops. were engaged in
battle Sunday and Monday Dy Mexican
troops in the la Colorado district. ac-
norsing 10 mining men who arrived here
from HerTn0sillo. Sonora.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-24

OF account OF the low pressure ui
aas yesterday afternoon. many com
plants were made. and in some in
stances Industries were forced to closed
down for about an hour. Paul Ekern.
manager Of the Consumers Light a
Power company stated that this condi'
ton was brought abou; because the
consumption was much heavier than
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-24
BRITISH MERCHANT
CRUISER IS SUNK
I~rv-sss-d. D. Ofiicsxi Announcement
No ilve~ ie~t-sselp-d
Slnk Dr~sd~n

London. Oct. es.-Tne British mer'
chant cruiser Drama has escn iorpcsio''c
and sunk. Il b. announced officially
A British destroyer has been sunk m
= collision.
Two officers and tw~niyone m-n
were saved from the destroyer. -"
liv-~ were los, on the Drama
rne Drama. i:ss. tons s5,~s aud
ssi feet long. vss built in Glasgow m
1911. Before being taken over by th'
British admiralty she was operated hs
the Orient steam Navigation COMPANY
of Glasgow She was one of the small
British squadron which IN March. 1915
Oh the Chilean island of Juan feriHn'
dez. sank the German cruiser Dresden
which escaped ai the time the other
vosssas of the German Pacific squadron
wef, destroyed by the British IN the
battle on the Falkland islands throc
months previously.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-24

IN the shortage of hard wheat - pro
missed by the mullins division oi '''
federal food administration. In "a S''''
m.ni issued here. snying conr'aof"n''
nuantity of Canadian wheat o"ned %
the wheat Export Company hr1iiah
,ov.rnment agency. and now mo'ins
down IN. lakes for export y 20 "e IN" 49,
available for g.indnr hy miiis III wv
United States.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-24

The FOURTH Ward Mothers Club viii
meet Friday afternoon AZ O'Clock. The
subject for discussion ~ Proper
Amusement for Young People" The
eighth grad. will have charge 0f ,he
program.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-24

SUI III Adl IltEA
Hail. New York
symphony Hall
Boston: the As
tor Gallery and
other shrines of
music. T h . J
saug IN direct
com pa ris o n
with the new
l. q IS o n . q
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-24

The following suits have been filrd
IN the district court: Audrey Wolvertoa
VS. Frank :. Wolvcrion. divorce Els1'-
brih oyerstreet -. }. =. Overstreet. a.
vorce. Mary Putnam ~. J. ?. Putnam
divorce: state of oklahoma ~ Cyrus
Pyeatt and Bm Edwards, restraining
order. \ r. Preston ~. &. L. Gray.
GRAY oil Company: 4 l. Coker IS. Mrs
y 4. Shurley Quiet title
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-24
Not a Talking Machine

than 100000
an marvelng their inability
500 Of Americas leading
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-24

had been anticipated Telephone ad'
vices 20 the field brought inim~liate
relief.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-24
CITY NEWS AND VIEWS.
A. NJ. Roserson is In Madnl,

CITY NEWS AND VIEWS.
A. NJ. Roecrson Ia In Madiil'
Robert Gillian has returned from
Dallas
IKE Thompson. of Marietta. is here
today.
Mn Jack soanlon. of Marietta. is
heru. the guest Of Miss MARY Anderson
Mrs. }. y. Pack. o. overbrOOE. was
haru yesterday.
Mn. 10y chndrs-s. Of Wiri. came 10
4 rrinorc yesterday 20 attend the circus
Mr.. and Mn sam Butler Unnouncs
the birth of a son
AIR ane Mrs. Wallace Miller announce
,he birth of L son.
Mrs. Prank O. Gcneseke. Of Cushing
was in ArtiInore yesterday and today.
Arthur Ke.iner. Of Nadm. is here 70.
day.
Charles Fenwics. prosecuting attor-
ney 81 Johnston county, was here last
night 20 near Speaker Clarke.
Miss Lucille Butler and Alrs Jack Mc-
Murray have returned from ollahoma
CITY
Airs. r. II. Coulter. Mrs sid wills
and Afrs y. .. Willis. Of Kingston. were
in Ardmore yesterday.
Airs Maud Hasman snd Mrs. Maud
Nixon. Of Loco. attended the circus here
yesterday.
AIRS John Woody and Mn. Ida Wigs.
OF Madnl. We're Arlmore visitors yes
ierday.
Mr. and Mrs Jim Young. of Bsr1Syn
were here yesterday 20 attend the cir.
Gus
Miss Flack and Miss Blanche Flack
Of Mlburn were in Artimore yester-
day.
Louis Miner. Of Fl Worth. who was
formerly with the Post Drug CO. here.
Is in Ardmore or q Witt.
The Presbyterian choir will hold its
first choir practice in the new church
tomorrow night At seven-thirty.
Miss Mae Allen. Miss Matte Liddy
and Miss Moore OF Madill were here
yesterday.
r. J. Krenenak. of Shawnee. with
the Southern Surety company. is in the
city.
A Ford car belonging 10 4. J. Chap
man WAS stolen last night at the circus
grounds.
Practically all offices in the county
court house were closed todsy on ac-
count Of the Liberty bond holiday. Al
banks were also closed
Lee Jackson. Of Hoover. was badly
beaten up and injured last night in an
eas-t side joint. He is at the HARDY
sanitarium for treatment.
Annie Williams. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs John Williams, 523 II street north
west underwent an operation at The
Hardy sani,ariurn this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles London. Of
Tisbomingo. are here the guests OF Mr.
London's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe NJ
London.
~ 4. LoOney. mayor Of TishOminEo
returned home this morning after at.
tending the Clark-Ferris meeting last
night at Convention hall
Private Floyd Tullos. company +,
1l1th regiment engineers. Camp Bowie
Is here the guest Of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. W. ". Tullos. 111O Third av-
enue northeast
Marriage licenses have been issued to:
William Cleaves Simpson, q. Gaines
vile. Texas. and Miss Helen Sayre. p,
Ardrnore; Arbra Pierce. 20. Graham. and
Lorena Ponder. ls, Graham; Lester
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-24
Be Our Guest


and mental refreshnnt your next shopping
al
osales II in down and listen.
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Sergeant c. y. MusgTRves, Of the aia
Haking company, regulars at Camp
Funston. Kansas. is herr for n short
visit with relatives. Al Camp Funston
there arr a: .ceo tiyufted men IN train
inF.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-24
A New ExpressiOn-Music's Recreation


Of ordinary
ctic
only o 4 Edison
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No Needles to Change

Incidentally reproducing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-24

Montgomery. 81. Envilie. and Miss her
tina Allen. "A. Leeaie; Mulbert Apalo
n. Keller. and Miss Gussie Emerson.
n. Keller. A. T.. Lewis. %, Ringing, and
Miss Bertha Baker. ~. Ringing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-24
Durable Records


qualities
enr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-24

Contract for the construction Of thu
Toao from here 20 Wilson VIII be- let
tomorrow NJ meeting ~ the county
commissioner. work will be- begun
Immediately and all concrete work. an
cludinF bridErs. viii bc completed firsi-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-24

More Hard Wheat Available.
New York. Oct ss-AlatcrlL relief
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t,-ai the want ads
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-24

Marriage licenses have been issued to.
William Cleaves Simpson. q. Gaines
vile. Texas. and Miss Helen Sayre. p,
4 ArdInore; Arbra Pierce. 20. Graham. and
Lorena Ponder. ls, Graham; Lester
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Read the wan, ads
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sin Jack soanlon. of Marietta, -
herl. ths Fp-s, Of Miss Mary Anderson
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-24

Mnz J. y. Pack. o. overerOok. wa
here yesterday.
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T.s. Thompson. OF Marietta, Is her
today.
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Critics Fail to Detect Difference

Remember great beside New
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Roberf Gnllam has rciurned irom
dallas.
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Private Floyd Tullos. company T..
1l1th regiment engineers. Camp Bowie.
Is here the guest Of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs ". ". Tullos. 11lO Third av-
enue northeast.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-24

Mn. 10y chndrs-ss. OF Writ. came 10
Ar-amorc yesterday 20 attend the circus
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Lee Jackson. Of Hoover. was badly
beaten up and injured last night in an
east side joint He is at the HARDY
50 anitarium for treatment
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-24

Annie Williams. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs John Williams, 523 II street north
west underwent an operation AT the
Hardy sanitariurn this morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-24

Practically all offices in the county
court house were closed todsy on ac-
count Of the Liberty bond holiday. Al
banks were also closed.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-24

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Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-24
FINAL DEVELOPMENT
 WINzE NOW IN ORE

The winZe being sunk in the inter mediate tunnel at Pinal Development is now in ore all the way across. The copper. is growing wider with depth.
 The winze was started down at a point 250 feet from the mouth of the tunnel. at a point 175 feet under ground. It is now down about 30 feet and the entire face of the winze. four feet in width. is all in rich black ore, shot full of native copper.
 . Striking ore three feet wide in the upper workings at Pinal was annOunc- ced in the Copper Camp two weeks ago. Since that time the winZe has been started down and the results have been most encouraging 10 John C.. Devine. president of the company. who is in charge of operations. As result of the excellent showing made. the winze wifi not only be continued. but .an upraise will be driven from the lower tunnel which should intersect the fault at a depth underground of about $50 feet
 Ore encountered in the intermedi- ate tunnel was followed for some dis tqnce last year. Last summer a winze was started, but it apparently too far 10 the rieht and ran out of the ore. Nothing more was done in this particular direction for months. A few weeks ago Devine was looking
 
 clusion that the winZe had borne too far to the right. He put a man at work breaking out a shoot to the left and the first sot picked up the ore. Since then it has been doing down strong and with the present showing almost any shot may open up an ore body of surprising extent.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-24
FAMOUS OLD TIP TOP
 MINE ID BE WORKED
 BY.LOS ANGELES MEN
Rich Silver er-Tungsten Prop erty, Idle For Many Years, Expected To Disclose Val uable Ore Content.

CANON. Ariz., June 23.-C. B. Hol. finger & Co. of Los Angeles. have taken-oFer a controlling interest in the Tip Top Consolidated Mining com pany and are immediately to under take the development of the famous old Tip Top silver-tungsten mine. They have agreed toadvance s15.000 to liquidate the debts of the Tip Top company and 10 expend S5,600 month for development until their total ex- penditures are S100,000.
 First of all the SOO-foot shaft will be unwatered. It is expected that this will disclose quantities of rich ore left unbroken in the stopes because the high tungsten content made the treat ment of them unavoidable at that time. When the Tip Top was operated by Hagen, Head & Hearst syndicate. of San Francisco. tungsten had no value and was regarded as nuisance.
 Hagen. Head & Hearst gave up the Tip Top in 1888. after the slump in the price of silver. The ore that they took from the mine was freighted to Yuma, then the nearest railroad point. by OK team at a cost of S40O a ton. From there it was shipped by water to the Selby shelter. at San Francisco. Some of it was even sent to a shelter in Wales.
 The entire Tip Top dump is rich in tungsten. Hollinger & Co. plan to erect on the ground modern mill for the treatment of the dump ores and anv that may be extracted from the workings.
 Prescott business and professional men organized the Tip Top Consoli- dated over year ago. Under the terms of the new deal they relinquish control to the Los Angeles concern.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-24

Judge Musgrove arrived here yester- day from Pittsburg to look over the property with the view of inaugurat- ing extensive operations at an early date. First the, ground will be care fully drilled and then the question Of a large dredge will at once be taken up.
 On this visit Judge Musgrove is ac- companied by Capt. John J. Ford. who has been an officer of the Pittsburgh police force for 16 years and who stands very high as an efficient pains taking official.
 These gentlemen will visit the rich holdings of the Grand Canyon Gold company as soon as the present high water will permit.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-24
RICH GOLD DEPOSITS
 ARE FOUND ALONG TIE BANKS OF COLORADO
Rapid Development In North ern Part of MoHave County Is Planned By Newly Or ganized Mining Company.

KINGMAN, June 23-Systematic effort will now be made to recover the rich gold values known to exist in the bars along the Colorado river. a short distance below the mouth of the famous Grand Canyon of Arizona in the northern part of Mohave county. For many years it has been an ac- cepted fact that the gold content in these bars would make enormous re- turns, if operated on scale commen- surate with their importance.
 And sometime since, when Prof. A. A. Hassan spent eleven weeks in a very exhaustive examination of the property of the Grand Canyon Gold company be reported that there was about 200,O00,OO0 cubic yards of gold bearing gravel which carries a net value of 40 cents per yard. Prof Has sans report is very full and covers 60 typewriter pages.
 Experts Give Good Report
 P McCardell, a United States min eral surveyor and very favorably known mining engineers of Kingman. states that he has taken many sam ples from this ground and that he be- lieves that Hassan's estimate of 10 cents net per cubic yard is extremely conservative Robert c. Jacobson. also of Kingman, and well known as a very competent mining engineer, ct that l,n hoc falynn CnuarD1 hun. dred samples from this ground and his values run from 45 cents to about $1 to the yard.
 From time to time samples have been taken by business men of King man, all of whom report general aver age gold values of s1 to the yard
 Frank Culbertson, of Oil City. Penn. believes the values are extremely high in gold. and he has spent several years in examining these bars.
 Judge MusgroVe Here.
 For several years Judge M. w. Mus grove has given these bars his un- divided attention and he is the active spirit in the affairs of the Grand Can yon Gold company. being the contro.l- ing stockholder and general manager.
 It is only a few weeks since that a reorganization of the company was made and w. A. Cole, a prominent banker. of Pittsburg. was elected president and w. P. Johnson, treasur- CT. John Johnson, well known busi- ness man of Pittsburgh. is also a di- rector.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-24

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Large Operations On
 The ElR Gold Claims

PRESCOTT. June 2S.-The estab- lishment of a new camp. on the Elk group of gold mines by the Arizona and California Mining Co, and the in- sfallation of an air compressor to drive three drills. marks the beginning of wider exploration for this under taking. Development work during the past week has proven satisfactory to Manager Wilhelm. and a line of work to last for several months is to be enegetically rushed. Mir. Wilhelm also announced that he would revive the Ruth in short time. since lead and silver quotations were attractive.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-24

Report of French minister of agri- culture on crop situation in France to June 1 shows great improvement over report of April 1. Fine weather seems to have repaired much of ray ages of severe winter on wheat. while acreage of potatoes is greater than last year, and they are growing under excellent conditions.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-24

Swedish pulp and paper industry en- ioyed great prosperity last year and dividend payments ranged from Is per cent to 90 per cent. One large con cern showed profits 5Is times as large as those of 1915.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-24

Bureau of Railway Economies says March net operating income of Amer ican railroads per mile was LIS per cent less in 1917 than in 1916. 30.5 per cent greater than in 1915. 32.7 per cent greater than in 1914 and 35.7 per cent greater than in 1913.