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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-11-23
MONDAY,
NOVEMBER AV
ANDALLNEXTWEEK

AS clerical man wyatt Smith.
who used to be- in Durant. Is in the
hospital corps Tom Clark has been
made "A stable sergeant. and W. f..
Johnson is Il corporal in the ma
chine gun battalion. don't know
if any of the other boys have been
made nOn-comS or not Don Atkin-
son Vernon James. and several of
the boys were acting corporals the
last | saw of them. Ruby Click Is
working in the rcgim"ntal post of
flee. and Louis Riley is the company
clerk.
think mos, OF the boys are very
well satisfied W" hav" Wednesday
and Saturday evenings and all day
Sunday off. and most all tn" boys
are allowed to go to town
For dinner to-day We had baked
chicken and gravy. English peas,
celery. sweet potatoes. chocolate pi"
and oranges. OF course. as il was
SUNDAY We had tn" pie extra, bu,
wr hav" plenty To eat all tn" time.
We have cighty-on" rifles now.
and are drilling with them. w"
have lS2 men in the company. and
have Ia swap the rifles around So
everyone vii hav" som" drill on tn"
manual of arms. and have the job
of taking them in one" or twic" "arh
/ day and rrissuing them. think
we will get the halauc" OF the rifles
soon. and then each man will h" re-
sponsiblc for his gun, and after ]
issue II to him | will hay" IN NOR"
tn do with il | like my work real
well, although do not get to drill
enough We have Il sure enough
good bunch of officers Our cap
/ tain. Capt Helm. is sur" fin" tel
| low. h. has seen S"rIir" hrlor" !
work under Lieut. liassais h" l. Il
! fine fellow and is from Oklahoma. :.
! think he is from McAl"St"r And
take them as a Who'll" ! heli"v" W.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-11-23
FRED ZIMMERMAN ~ Federal
HANDS

\ German by the name OF Fred
Zimmerman is now in the hands of
Federal officers and may b. facing
trial on charges of soditior Zim-
norman was arrested last Friday af.
ternoon by city officer. Oshurn
Jacks, and taken To NcAlester Wit
noSscs charged thar he had made
disloyal uttcranccS. Zimmerman has
been in puraut for several months.
and cam" here originally purportinr
To he introducing paint The same
day one Collier. farmer Of ten
miles south of Bennington. was ar
rested and brought in from Brrning-
ton by Constable Sol Adams. charged
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-11-23

have the best bunch in tn" whole
camp.
VIII write again when have had
a chance To learn more about our
boys HNd probably give YOU more
complete" news Of them.
! think most everyone" in thes
company as we'll as many others in
IN" camp. are going to take out tn"
fun >i".""o insurance. have.
anyhow. and think il l. tine thing
BlLL HAMILTON
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-11-23

This the "Y' seeks to do through
furnishing periodicals.. games, books.
talking machines. and other music,
and even motion pictures. and al
ready thousands of men in the Am
crican Army are ready to attest to
tn" real benefits of the work.
The contributions from tn" coun-
ty, in towns whore organizations
w"r" perfected to make the cam
naign, were as follows
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-11-23
lEttrr from ISilI Hamilton.

Camp Travis. Tex. Nov. is, 1917
We had Il mic" rain here last night
and som" thunder and lightning,
for the first tim" sine" | have been
horr
W" have had fin" weather with
Juiv few days ui cool weather.
The Machine Gun Co & 3i3. is
under quarantine, and have not
seen any of tn" boys from hom"
sine" Monday night thas. Porter
and zee Lyons were up here ami
they wcr" I" be- quarantincd at :
O'Clock the nrA, morning
think most all oi the Bryan
county hoys are under quarantine.
Measles and mumps ar" the cauS"
Oi il al!
San, Anderson and Robert Dunn
are Just across the stree; from me.
and can talk to them from dis.
ianc", tut cannot cross the line
Thry ar" both corpurals in Co |. of
the ".Sth Calvin Bryant i u cor
poral IN Co q Of tn" 3JNth Fiv" of
cur boys ar" in Co X Joseph Bon
ham is our company mess sergeant
r.. "A Norman and +. Stagg are cor
pOrals. J am acting supply ser
rcan,. nolph l.oon"y is not phy~i
.'tny strong enough to stand the
work, he walks around headquarters
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-11-23
!. . = y y y = = u = = u y y an !,
: SHORT LOCAL NOTES s
4 y :. u u y = = = 8. u 4 IN y y . !:

DR.. G. NJ. Rushing learns in q i.
ter from his youngest son Bill uI'
is attending school at Staur,nnoo
NaD Military College, thai nan
made the football team there, ana
is playing at center, making a rooS 0d
record. ''ou
Red Cross seals. which the n.
tional Red Cross sells every vso.
Just before Christmas to raise rea ,ear
cy with which to fight tubercuios,'
are being offered in Durant and a.,
meeting with ready sale.
Earl Hutchinson. OF the eth Ae,,
Squadron. Wing No. 1, Hicks. Fo,.
Worth. was here Sunday yjsitns
his cousins Miss Jessaminc and ~
Glafcke, and aunts Mrs. V. s Ci,t
cke. of Cheyenne. Wyoming, and u,
G. Glafcke and other members of IN.
family. He has been in the servias
since the organization of the corn,
and says he likes that branch of N,
service better than any other u.
returned to his camp Monday mor,
ing after seeing as much of Duron.
ana Bryan county as the young noo
pie were able TO show him during HI,
limited stay.
q. \ Brewer. who has been be,,
Tor ten days as Il district organize.
to raise the Army Y. NJ. c. A.'s "a
quircd money in this and adioinj,,
cruniiCs. returned TO Oklahoma ~,
honday night.
Frank Lewis has returned from
Dallas. whore he spent week a.
NOR" undergoing treatment by sna.
ialists for stomach trouble.
In many of the larger cities tba
hotels and restaurants observe Tues.
day as he"flesS day. "Wednesday a,
wheatless day. and Friday as meat.
less day. On these days the prohih.
tied foods are not served.
Private II. Reed. with the Ameri.
can cxpeditiOnary forces in France
and whose home Is at Burneyyile
in Love county, is reported as hay.
ing been wounded in recent forav
against the Germans.
Miss Leila Kemp and Sam Ballev
young people of Achille, were mar.
ried there last Sunday and will
make their home in Achille, after
ten days visit at different places
Street Commissioner Potts is on.
gagged in collecting the annual street
'"A VI 'nre' "oiiars mead from the
,,eh oi duran. pet"een the ages Of
anu '" me amount may be
"o,heu OUT ON the streets' or paid 10
'"SN' a' '"e option OF the individual
Much interest is being manifested
in the city and county over the com.
ing annual poultry show of the Bry-
1t" 'o"n'E nrahch OF the state Foul
Try rt"era.'on' whicn VIII occur on
,,u'o'',oer ,., ., %. ana T. IN Durant'
:" "no'' ",S''ic' p"uitry anu egg SHOWS
~ Nv nc.n IN cach scnooi district 10 |
so coming in for their share NJ at.
tention. and County Sunerjntenden,|
X. X. Mcintosh Is busy making az.
rangemcnts for them. MANY of the
children will bring their fowls n tbs
larger county snow in Durant.
BARLOW Roberts, formerly citi.|
zen OF Durant, was here from Sher.
man on business Tuesday.
Mrs. viii Boult. whose condition
was very serious last week. is nov
r'p"r'e" 10 ne on the road to com
P'''' recovery
The team or mules lost HallOw-
cen night by Boult 4 Arnold of the
ttU Ton grocery bpcDuSp Of the
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-11-23

with "cussing" the Government in
connection with the T. NJ G. \
campaign there. Collier had taken
warming of approaching arrest and
fled to Texas, hut was followed to
BOnham by the officer and brought
back. He Is also in the hands of the
Federal officials.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-11-23
, y Il Il 4 Il . u u 8. 8. :. 4 :: 8. 8: :,
: NEWS OF THE BOYS At {:
{ CAMP TRAVIS (.
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Camp Travis. Nnv -. 1917.

Camp Travis. Nnv -. 1877
"a" following men from Bryan
,o.E'y + p'r'"d at camp Travis aud
W." r,-iGr"G ~ Go \. 343rd Ma.
chime Gun iIa'taliun: owen T. Muir.
ph,"", Ella, Moses. Daniel l. III
Sinpton. Al,ji T. Hawkins. Huron
Sctiyncr. WIiliam J Elliott. Henry
L smith, John e Sims. Lillcy. John
T Wilt. l"";nrh. Ben +. Lawlis.
.tnh c " Langley
ihi, nr:,rilatiun q, IN" nam"
implies, Viii h" one Of The most i'm
rp't"nt uni', IN IN" destruction Of
h' H"rtnar> IN III" present war
rrira'" Lt'''y vas appointed cor
l'orai Oct -
Ti" t'"ihhll team OF IN" 3jNth In
fiDir. Camp Trdyi. composed of
met from Eastern Otlahoma. open
'd 'ho s"'>ur Wednesday hy holding
III" f,Si t"..r nt N" 2i1th Ambu
!an'o co n,ai' up nf collrg" men
frnuI ii"n'Ar 80 - q 10 & tir
IN" Ca'" W'- fast. with the nd
t0uiair in favor ui IA" Oklahoiui
bo. prtctj Hilt All oi IA" tim" Th.
., 5ih t',,a , being coich,d bs cap
tain G"ors' ; Dau"nipur. Of Il 60 =.
ut 'h'"h. ~ rounty Il former
-.' At tr III llancn,k OF Rcd
c.,t, Nrhutrbbi" of ldah"l. Ganll
D., i.iii,'.. M"rurklr of Kingston.
!'aii,' az ii1h"l. R"binsrn Of Mus
'.,rH. ii''t'a "t thickr as. W"s!rv
- y 'W .';l. mi or nf pu'"iu ar,
among thr best ilon nn the "5Nth
team
before tn" season rloSc- the East
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-11-23
q. q. HARPER DEAD

o G Harper, formerly a memh"r
Of the state board of agriculture
and of some prominence in state po-
f'i"al affairs, died nj Oklahoma civ
Monday. lntcrmcnt was made at hi
old home. Buffalo. Oklahoma.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-11-23

The negroes of Colbert donated
Sli.uu To the cause.
Up to the time of going to press
no report had been received from
kencfick
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-11-23

Camp Travis. Texas, Nov -
Dear Editor
Just received orders from nv
company commander to write to my
hon" paper
II am In Go u. 3i3rd NJ G bat
'alion. would lik" to see my hum"
tri"nds We army boys in this camp
are "njnyins life fine" All that w. do
Is driiI. and lik" that fine Oh, yo;i
boys that ar" left behind. come on
.ind get in the army, We hav" got to
win this war. ! hated to leave my
"""pi". hut "" have got to win this
war And say, my friends. the girls
boom the boys up and tell them to
come on and help enjoy army life.
W" hav" certainly got some good If
iIcctN and am doing fine.
. Hoping to hear from my home
friends From
John II BRlSCOE"
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-11-23
What is LAX-FOS
lAx.fCS IS An IMppnveD cAcrapA

a Digestive Liquid Laxative. Cathartic
and l.!Ner Tonic. Contains Caacara Bark.
lilue F.dg Root, Khubaib Root, Black
Root, May Apple Root, Seuna Leaves and
PepSln. Combines strength with pala.
.able aToLI-.ic taste. Does net s.ipe. soc
Mohave County miner., 1917-05-26
TRANSCRIPT OF
 PUBLIC RECORDS
Furnished by Mohave County Abstract G
 Title Col
(From Saturdays Daily Miner) Quit Claim Deeds.

(FrOm Saturdays Daily Miner)
 Quit Claim Deeds. c. N. Foreman to Howard G. Bu- Der. Elizabeth COfer to LOvin & withers Company. W. B. Thompson to Mohave Mining Company. Mrs. Mary Agnes Smith to Peter McCardell.
 Mining Deeds. John T. Bayle, Jr., and Julia T. Bayle to Union Basin Mining Co. R. B. Hegardt ct al to W. B. Thomp- son.
 Location Notices. James G. Kezeler and J. c. Burke (4).
 c. K. Rice. Csario Lucero (2). John F. Davidson, Guy E. Peirson (2). James Van Horn ct al, placer. H. M. Cobbe, placer. J. c. Grant, placer. L. w. Cobbe, placer. Mrs. M. Cobbe, placer.
 ChatteI Mortgages. Louis Rossi to Robt. s. Schrader. J. F. Thompson and wife to Martin Baker.
 Agreements. Martin Baker and J. F. Thompson. Frank Gwynn and NJ. H. Force.
 Affidavit of Labor. T. J. Goodman ct al.
 Mise. Papers Filed. Revocation of J. c. Lane, Depy. Sheriff Appt. Appt. S. H. Miller Depy. Sheriff. (From Wednesdays Daily Miner.)
 Deeds. Henry Lovin to Anna Robertson. . S. S. Spell ct al to A. ODonnell.
 Location Notices. T. E. Wallace (2). James Fowler. J. J. Lamb, Mrs. Wm. Neagle (12). Thos. Accord, Lee Mccoy (amend- ed) (5). E. H. Dickie (Amended). Conditional Contract of Sale. Toledo Scale Co. to T. c. Andrews.
 Agreement. w. J. Churchill ct al and F. L.. Clemens.
Mohave County miner., 1917-05-26
ARIZONA DIXIE GO.
 REPORTS RICH ORE

PRESCOTT, Ariz., May 19.-Bob Shultz, the Santa Maria rangeman, who is president of the Arizona Dixie Mining Co.,, recently organized, left Hillside recently for the camp west of Phoenix, receiving information from Manager Ambrose of a strike having takene place.
 Mir. Shultz became interested in the property on the grounds that only a certain number of shares of stock were to be placed on the market at stipu- lated price, and when he was request ed to advance the price therefor, after news of the strike was given publicity, he flatly refused to sanction such a move. There are quite number of shareholders residing in this city who are rejoicing over what has been de termined. Reports state that an inn mense body of 10 per cent copper ore has been opened.
Mohave County miner., 1917-05-26

trol of cutworms. See Comm. Agr. and Hort.
 "7. PARIS GREEN-Sold only in powdered form. Recommended for use in Arizona in connection with poi son baits for grasshoppers and cut worms. It is also used against the Colorado potato beetle and blister bee ties on potatoes. See Timely Hint No. 1O5, Ariz. Agr. Exp. Sta. and Press Circular No. 35, Ariz. Comm. Agr. and Hort.
 "8. LONDON PURPLE only in powdered form. Recommended for use in Arizona against harvester ants. It can be substituted for Paris green in poison baits or used on potatoes for potatoe beetles. See Timely Hint No. 105, Ariz. Agr. Exp. Sta.
 "9. ARSENATE OF LEAD-Sold in paste and powdered form, the lat ter being much preferred. Recom- mended for use in Arizona principally in spraying apple and pear orchards for the codling moth. It is also re- commended for use against the bean lady bird and other chewing" insects. See Timely Hint No. 105, Ariz. Agr. Exp. Sta. or Press Circular Nos. q and 29, Ariz. Comm. Agr. and Hort.
 "1O. CARBON BISULFIDE-A li- quid which evaporates rapidly produc- ing a highly explosive gas. Must be used with care. Recommended for use in Arizona for destroying weevils and other pests of stored grain and other food products, also effective against certain ants.
 "11. SULFUR-Sold in dry form known as "Astomic Sulfur". Recom- mended for use in Arizona either as dry sulfur or as a spray (atomic sul- fur) against red spiders on trees and other plants also against mildew on roses and grapes. See Timely Hint No. 107, Ariz. Agr. Exp. Sta. Direc- tions for use of Atomic Sulfur on package.
 "12. BLUE STONE-Also known as blue vitrol and copper sulfate. Sold in crystalline form. Recommended for use in Arizona for treating seed grain for smuts. See Press Circular No. 10 Ariz. Comm. Agr. and Hort.
 "13. BORDEAUX PASTE-Made
Mohave County miner., 1917-05-26
DR, WRIGHT NAMED
 STATE VETERINARIAN

PHOENIX, May 19. (SpeciaD.-Dr. R. H. Flight, of Tempe, has been ap- pointed state veterinarian by Governor Campbell to succeed Dr. W. E. Severn of this city, resigned.
 Judge Frank B. Duffy, of Nogales, sent in his resignation as a member of the state board of regents for the University of Arizona.
 A. A. Worsley, of Tucson, also re- signed as commissioner for the pro- motion of uniform legislation, and W. Curtis Miller, of Prescott, sent his re- signation as a member of the state board of education. Miller is the mem- Der selected by the county superin- tendents of the state.
Mohave County miner., 1917-05-26
LEADER
 ID BECOME DAILY,
 BEGINNING MAY q

LAGFSTAFF, Ariz. May 19 Spec iaD-The Northern Arizona Leader, a semi-weedy newspaper published here, will become a daily next Mon day, May q, according to announce ment by the publishers. The follow ing explanation was given by the pub fishers in making the announcement:
 'The change from semi-weekly to 2 daily newspaper has not been made on the sudden impulse of the moment but is the result of several months of careful consideration which has cul- minated in the action giving to the residents of this section a live daily newspaper which will print "today's news today"
 ''The public is entitled to that news. This community is large and progres- sive enough to deserve such a paper.
 Almost the entire civilized world is embroiled in terrific struggle for the perpetuation of those democratic prin- ciples which have given to man the right of personal liberty and freedom of speech.
 "This great nation which has been built upon those principles is now en- tering that great conflict.
 "There are momentous and epoch making events happening hourly which are of vital interest to every man, woman and child in the commit nity. They are entitled to receive that news while it is still fresh and not hours, perhaps days, old.
 ''The Leader with it's telegraph press service will publish this news. A daily newspaper will prove to be of Iinestimable value to both the public and the advertiser. It will bring them both into closer touch with one an- other. The merchant has something new to offer in his line. He wishes to reach the public with this as soon as possible.
 ''With a daily paper his customers are kept informed two or three days or even longer before being aware of what the advertiser has to offer"
Mohave County miner., 1917-05-26
STATE TELLS HOW
 ID DESTROY TREE
 INSECTS, DISEASES

The Arizona Commission of Agricul- ture and Horticulture has issued an interesting circular on common in- secticides and fugicides and their uses secticides and fungicides and their use mailed to every farmer and rancher in the state and is as follows:
 Considerable time and money are wasted and crop losses suffered unnec- essarily by farmers and gardners as result of improperly used insecti- cides and fungicides. Trees and plants are frequently unnecessarily sprayed with the expectation of pre- venting attack by pests in general. While there are preventatives which can successfully used in some cases, as a rule it is useless to spray with out some definite disease the wrong material is frequently selected. Paris green or arsenate of lead for exam pie, are useless against plant lice or other sucking insects or against plant diseases. The object of this circular is to give a general idea of the nature of the more important materials used in combating insect pests and plant diseases in Arizona and to indicate their use. The list includes only those materials which are recommended for insect pests and plant diseases known to be obstructive within the state at the present time.
 "1. LIME AND SULPHUR COM POUND-Dry or liquid form. Re commended for use in Arizona as a winter spray for San Jose scale.
 "2. B. T. S. COMPOUND-Barium sulfde sold in dry form. Recon mended for use in Arizona as winter spray for San Jose scale.
 "3. NICOTINE SULFATE-Sold commercially as "Black Leaf 40". Re commended for use in Arizona as spray for aphis and thrips on vegeta- bles and fruits. See Press Circular No. 26, Ariz. Comm. Agr. and Hort and Timely Hint No. 99, Ariz. Agr Ep. bSta.
 "4. WHALE OIL or FISH OH SOAP-Sold in form of semi-harC soap or in liquid form. Recommend ed for use in Arizona principally il combination with nicotine sulfate, al though fairly effective by itselt against aphis. See Press Circular No 26, Ariz. Comm Agr and Hort, alsC Timely Hint No. 99, Exp. Sta.
 "5. COAL OIL EMULSION Homemade. Recommended for ust in Arizona in emergiencies against aphis and other sucking bugs whe1 nicotine extracts are not available It is likely to injure foliage of plants especially when hard water is uset and the emulsion is imperfectly made See Press Circular No. 25, Ariz. Com Agr. and Hort.
 "6. POISON BRAN MASH-Mad, with bran, cheap molasses, Pari green and finely ground lemons anc water. Alfalfa meal may be substi tuted for bran. Recommended for us' in Arizona for control of grasshopper and, with the lemons omitted, for con
Mohave County miner., 1917-05-26
DAILY MINER AGENTS

Kingman Harvey House. Cherry's Drug Store. Watkins Drug Store. Beale Hotel Cigar Stand.
 Oatman Polin Brothers, Oatman Bank Build ing.
 Chloride T. c. Andrews, The Chocolate Shop. Mineral Park, Ariz. Brocarty, Folk 6 Brown, pool room.
 Needles Harvey News Stand, Santa Fe Sta Hon. Needles News Co., Needles Cal.
 Seligman Harvey News Stand, Santa Fe Sta tien.
 Ash Fork Harvey News Stand, Santa Fe Sta ton. Devine and Beecher, Pool Room Sews Stand.
 GS3&zSad ,. B. Grigsby, Barber ShOp.
 Los Angeles Kemp's New Agency street Va9o1z
 En Route 6anta Fe Trains.
Mohave County miner., 1917-05-26
RANCHES

FOR SALE-The best proposition in Mohave County. 32O acres of pat ented land. Good ranch buildings and sufficient water to irrigate 40 acres. Good soil. Investigate this, it is all we say and the biggest bargain in this county for the price which will astonish you. This can be handled for a few thousand dollars.
 MOHAVE SECURITIES COMPANY
 at Daily Miner Office If
Mohave County miner., 1917-05-26
AUTO SMASHED

An unknown Maxwell automobile had a narrow escape from a serious wreck yesterday when it skidded and broke down both of the front wheels. The fortunate part of the occurrence was that it happened on the level road and it was impossible for it to tumble over the bank.
Mohave County miner., 1917-05-26
FOR RENT

HIGH COST or LIVING cut in two by renting a furnished apartment in the new Traders Hotel and apartment and rooms, splendidly furnished to suit you. Come and let us show you through. Will be ready May A. Prices as low as $2.OO per week. We furnish water, electric light and clean linens. For particulars see Kingman Traders. Tel. Blue 199. 3t5-2O-23-up
Mohave County miner., 1917-05-26
FINED FOR MARsMANSHIP

A. Wilson was fined S10 and sen fenced to serve three months in the county jail by Justice Smith yester- day on a charge of discharging fire arms in a public place. The fine was paid and the sentence suspended dur ing the good behavior of the defend ant.
Mohave County miner., 1917-05-26
GOES ON IMPORTANT MISSION

J.B. Speed, secretary of the Middle Golconda Mines company, departed yesterday for Los Angeles, where he has been called to make an important mining deal. Mir. Speed has been at work on the proposition the past sev- eral months and it would now appear to be nearing reality.
Mohave County miner., 1917-05-26

FOR SALE-The very finest and nost productive ranch in Northwestern Arizona; it has made it's present own CTS rich and they wish to retire; splen- didly cultivated, large water rights; big stock range, well fenced, good buildings, well stocked, good machin- crv; this property is a principality and pays big money on the investment; pikers not wanted; if you mean busi- ness, see us and we will spend time and money showing you the property and back up every statement that we will make to you.
 'nHAVE SECURITIES COMPANY,
 At Miner Office If
Mohave County miner., 1917-05-26
ORGANIZES NEW COMPANY

Stephen E. Barron came in from Oatman Sunday and is stopping at the Beale. Mir. Barron has recently or ganized the Copper Fame Mining com pany, that will soon start operations in the Cerbat range, and it is busi- ness for this company that brings him to this city.
Mohave County miner., 1917-05-26
MINING SHARES

FOR SALE-5OO0 shares of stock in one of Chloride's leading mines. Owner will sacrifice for ready money. Call or address Mohave Securities Com pany, at Miner Office. Hg
Mohave County miner., 1917-05-26

FOR SALE-ReaIty of all descrip- tions-Ranches, building lots, houses, mining property, business property, business chances, mortgages and other gilt edge income securities.
 MOHAVE SECURITIES COMPANY,
 At Daily Miner Office. If
Mohave County miner., 1917-05-26
LOST AM FOUND

FOUND-Pair of nose glasses with toric lenses. Found near Desert Gar age. Owner can secure same by prov ing property and paying for this ads.
 tt-5-22
Mohave County miner., 1917-05-26
BUSINESS CHANGES

MOVING PICTURE THEATRE building in good California town for trade. Want Kingman property. This is a good proposition and is an income deal
 MOHAVE SECURITIES COMPANY At Daily Miner Office, Phone, Blue 48
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