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Arizona republican., 1917-03-04
United Verde Extsnsion

The annual report fo the United Verde Extension Mining company for the year ended December 3i last. shows a total income of s9.sS1 .07z. Mine operating expenses were S2 334.- 746. After the deduction of other ex- penses. including taxes and S5O6.4l for reserve, the net earnings were 6,93s, 100. from wh e h dividends amounting to S1,05O000 were paid leaving surplus as the result Of the years operations of S5,SSS, f0G. which added to the previous surplus of t340, 563 left the company q surplus at the close of the year of 26,22S. 763.
 The balance sheet of the company shows cash on hand amounting to s., 014.5e3: ore in transit valued at s72903S and metal unsettled for and in transit of s3 sos. .334.
 Tho report states in part:
 We are certain of a large amount of high grade ore in addition tO the 100000 tons in sight between the 1900 and 140e levels and we can conser- vatiyelv estimate l.000,000 tons of 1G per cent ore in sight. Development operations of the year aggregate 12.- 193 feet.
 No prospecting is now in progress. The efforts of the company are de voted to mining as much ore as can be shipped developing the existing orebody and putting the mine in shape for economical production. So long as the present high price for copper continues, it will be the policy of the company-so far as consistent with good mining-to continue production at the m9xlmum shipping capacity. In common with every other industry we arc affected by car shortage and the output of the mine is governed by the available supply of cars Shipments for the year 1giG 1 amount to total of so 159 tons of | ore containing 2,570 ounces of gold | 12S.467 ounces of silver and 36,402 972 | pounds of copper.
 In our last annual report we called your attention to options or | ground south and southeast of the ! company's property. The options have been exercised, and the claims decded to the company. In addition nine claims have been purchased ano 1 q claims acquired by location. This gives the company an area Of approx | imately 1900 acres Nineteen claims l containing about 900 acres, are stil | held under option, which will probably be exercised within the coming year
 A shelter site has been purchased
 
 pared. Work at the smelter site wa. commenced early in January. The io cation is about two and one half mile from Clarkdale, the present terminus of 8 branch line of the Santa Fe. Is expected that early in 1919 the ccm pany will be smelling it's own ore This will make 8 considerable re duction in the cost per pound of pro ducing copper
 An analysis of the annual repor reveals some unusual qualities in tn operations of the United Verde Fix tension property Ii is evident iron the production statement that Unte' Verde Extensions costs are about 61 cents per pound, an unusually loy figure for 3 vein mine. and placin f. practically in the class of the low cost porphyries. The statement o 1000 900 tons of 16 per cent ore, whic figuring on 70 per cent extraction should yield about 225.000.000 pound of copper, indicates that these or
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04
Iwo Arizona Prnnerties

It is expected that during the cur rent month the production of tue shannon Copper company will return to normal basis. on the production for the first two weeks of February of 420.000 tons Of copper. it is esti- mated that shannon will turn out some 900.000 pounds or better during the current month. as compared with January production of 75g. .09a pounds JanuarN7 profits were ap- proximately S90.000. equivalent to about $3.60 a share annually on the outstanding capitalization of the com pary. February profits should b. substantially larger especially ia view Of the high price for copper and the increased output
 During 1916, the company produced 9.365. .o0a pounds of copper 1927 ounces of gold and e 395 ounces of silver. Net profits for the year were SS0S. 900 There are indications that shannon 's profits during the current year will set q new record. inasmuch as the company does not contract far ahead on it's output. It has heretofore been enabled to take advantage of the ad = vance in prices for spot metal. and the continuance of such conditions in 1917 should enable the company ta show record-breaking profits. which should materially influence the mar ket price of the security in an upward direction
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04

strand al a time. The effect is amazing-your hair will be light, fluffy and wavy. and have an ap- pearance of abundance; an incom- parable lustre, softness and luxuri- ance.
 Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine from any drug store or toilet counter, and prove that your hair is as pretty and soft as any that it has been neglected or injured by careless treatment-that's all- you surely can have beautiful hair and lots of it if you win just try g little Danderine.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04
GIRLS LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL HAIR
 NO DANDRUFF-25 CENT DANDERINE

Within ten minutes after an appli- cation of Danderine you cannot find a single trace of dandruff or falling hair and your scalp will not itch. but what will please you most will be efter few weeks use, when you see new hair. fine and downy at first-yes-but really new hair growing all over the scalp.
 A little Danderinc immediately dou- bles the beauty of your hair No difference how dull, faded, brittle and scraggy, just moisten a cloth with Danderine and carefully draw it through your hair, taking one small
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04

And We are now men. and must accept in the highest spirit the same trans cendent destiny: and not pinched in corner, not towards fleeing before a revolution, but redeemers and benefac- tors, pious aspirants to be noble clay plastic under the Almighty effort, let us advance and advance on chaos and the dark-EmersOn
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04
THE HIGHER FAITH

Trust myself" Every heart v- brates to that iron string. Accept the place the Divine Providence has found for you, the society of your contempor- aries, the connection of events. Great men have always done so, and con- fided themselves childlike to the genius of their age; betraying their perccp- tion that the Eternal was stirring at their heart. working through their hands, predominating in all their being
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04

reserves have a net value on the basis of last years costs of the equivalent Of practically about S43 a share on the outstanding capitalization which added to the liquid assets of the company show an equity of better than $50 share behind the stock
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04

estimated for 1917. this represents an increase of some $l00,00o, ,000 in net profits, all available for dividends, or which may be carried to surplus ac- count. The spectacular increase in earnings cannot fail to have it's effect on the market prices of securities.
 Copper producers have reached a stage where their surplus funds are growing to such proportions that an
 increase in distributions 10 stockhold-
 CTS becomes practically inevitable
 Surplus have been built up that win
 cover a long period of rainy days, and
 practically every cent of earnings
 could be distributed to shareholders
 from new forward. It is not expected
 that such a policy win be followed
 but there is every reason to believe
 there will be a more generous policy than that kept in force during 1916.
 It is on the indicated permanence
 If high earnings that there is u re-
 newed interest in cooper stocks ana
 a demand for these issues is spring
 ing up in all parts of the country
 with the result that prices are re-
 covering rapidly. Investors are be-
 ginning to see that fundamental con
 ditions in the copper trade are sound
 and that the marking down of the market value of con1er stocks through
 international disturbances. is only of q temporary nature, because of the
 ,oundness of fundamental conditions.
 u is q permanent prosperity in the
 copper metal trade ttat is bringing
 '"iceS mp to the levels warranted by dividends, earnings and assets and the
 'ull effect of these forces promises
 10 establish new high levels for the cooper shares during the current year
 Interest in the silver stocks is ap-
 preciating materially. Demand for
 'ilVer issues during the past week
 has had strengthening effect on the
 prices Of these securities. lt is now beginning to be recognized that the
 world is a buyer of American silver metal, and promises to continue SC
 for long time China and India have exhausted their supplies and in stead of sellers have become buyers of the metal. Europe is taking a large volume of silver and it's re- quirements in the immediate future promise to accelerate rather than diminish. IL is therefore, regarded | IS likcl, that silver win steadily rise in price. and that the dollar mark will be crossed shortly. Stocks O l silver in this country are being steadily reduced. and even the in- | creased production from the copper mines mas been lnSdiiiHienI 10 SttlsIA l he growing demand. Every indica 2 | ion points to demand for silver that win stimulate the production of | he metal to degree that copper | production has been stimulated during the past two years. Record -hreakin2 l profits are in sight for the silver pro- 1 lucers, which should mean the revslu- | alton of the silver issues in an up- ward direction SO substantially as to work for profits of an unusual nature | for the present purchasers of this
 class Of securitios.-ChaS. <. Stone ! nam and Company's market letter.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04

FEDERAL MINE DEVELOPMENT co. ATHA, This company has been formed to take and de- vcop good mining prospects, not to sell stock, and would be pleased to have any worthy properties called to it's attention.
 OFFICE: Egyptian Cotton 9th Buchanan Phoenix
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10
Scirat6s- -Giccn3cu.

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SqDlor, 81.
Charles @. @6iloreB, 3S, geihie-
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~ y: aunfel, %, 9eioe bon Samilton,
@o.
@oworO 8. MitdeG, 81, unO @la-
tie Gobis, is.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

pelGe perbotenc 3oncn bclie6cn
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men limo:
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uu0 9aporo.Strobe;
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

~ ~NOfF''"%IVI*NWN ~ w &NNAWNbt
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3o6lungen mO Gntl06ulngcn cine
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10
SlI.75 mO0erne SOmmGr-dNiigC co ~
fit Jl(innCr, pO*sc

Dem olten 5Ditem oa5il Il SEcnce er.
forocrIicb waren. &n Der acgculudr-
tigeu 3eit iteigcnocr &reiic miiroc
Oic Gricbrmg OcS Fenup. .Stildes
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bar iehl ic0odl ciuc nclc &ert5eue.
ung ocr 9ebensbolhng Der armeren
@olfsibid)ten 5ur 6olgc 5ahen gSir
ic6cn ionlit, 0oB ocr GurdGiihrmQ
DER gcplanten 9ieioru nod groBe
@inocrniiie inn g9cg ltebeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

Stootcn unO nit Gouooa iinO lpc9eii
Scr 5tclliing, sic Scr IolIar iHg9clt.
pcrfcbr innc bat, aud fir GngIouo
6cionOcrs gccianct ip0re, cincn Gor.
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ocn Gcjinoliuitcu ciiBut6cilell 6e:
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beiue 0lcicb % Sbilling oocr 30
@cncc oOcr $50 6ortbin9S, Gs ioIl
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cit9ct6eilt mcrocp. 9ie gllqp olSr
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geluo6ulidlen gcjeicbniug ser 2 SbiI.
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miir0c 100 Wlils. ser S6illing so
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prGgt merOcn Iic 9tupoiiung Die
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polfcrllugSitbihtcn Oriiden wiirocn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10
lliacnnrtiac NuteI. gItlraftiun.

@}it Ocuiielbcn StQl5, init ueIdgu
chpa Ger Velibcr einhs 8lpaa5igliodi'
gen Sotcls III elmer omeritaniidcH
CroBltaOt ouf icincn idncIlcn INTO
iirbercn 6abritubI s8icnit IN gln5cigen
uno Geflome binueiit modt Gin so.
tel @ioent6iimcr in Dem idoncn onc:
rifaniid mcrifaniiden @ren5lt1ot'
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finn oui Die 0fugcliideren 3immer
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benubt oiciclbcH ioaar ollf oen Nricf.
bogeu ocS SotcIs gleih obenan 8ur
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ooB er oornit niht illmfcrt ionocrH
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Sohc lit be5eidncnO ocmug fir oic
TerbGltniiie in 0ieicr lebboitcu @e,
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5u lobnen.
g}aco Iiegt SUR S1Iite i'm &ebiet
ser Ser. Stoatcn iHo sur anocren
@Glite III Oemieni0eu Oes meritani.
iben Stoates 5onora. sSn &crhiu
oumg NIT oea merifaniideu RcuoIl5.
5ercien bat es 6ier in oen lebtet paar
Sabren pcridieocne tleiuere @eied1tc
uno cine bibige er0Bere Sdla6t &c.
QcbelL ais rcpolllt.Nn1re Strcitfr0iie,
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Idjcn G6cil oes StdOt6ens dnariIicu.
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Oic @ren5e Oeriibcr uilO itlhtgen IN
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perlctten Die Sniaiicn.
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man iie6t, geb0rt sur 9cflnme niht
acknowledgements N}itbGper6 lit
Gin 9ou BON iAennenartigcr ArdliIct.
tllr nit 5mci 2todperfen Iic Ndli.
te oct 3inmcr 0iciciligclt pcldbe
cm ndblien Ger ameritauiihen NSrcn-
Sc licgen ]o6cn MGnOe bon lbma
hcm Sadmerf; obcr Der omipttbeil
Ocs 0oteIS lit dlts 9tooben crbalit
lmo ieiue oicen Mauern Don ionncn-
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mle 8udltein.Nlouern. Sine @epebr.
fugel mag oaS 6adwert 0urhidln
GEN. obcr 0ic 9l0oben g8dnoc bieten
cine unoitrhoringlibe 2ebrante fir
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in Den gIooben.NloicrH wciicit aut
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tounten.
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lpOnbcuien" uidt pdnftlidl ODER nnrcarl,
mahio crbaliru, iino aebeicH, her i,lilrc
Dapnn per SelcpbuN 0oer idl-.ftlid alllts
tbcilune 80 inadlrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

9laomi 0Iorcucc Sicrt 0IioOIc.
topn.
@iIorco 2uciac SnsIev, 8iooIoe.
Dlorp Sclcn Sellers, Dlioole
9liper.
Gt5cI Soro6 Scntins, 9ig6lano-
topn
Sara Soicp6iuc EoIf So9nion,
Salisbury.
Siobcl GingeoIO Soucs, 9iod 0aa.
Bertha N1oric SorOon Somiltou.
MforD Catherine aacbel 8rnS.
mid.
Sorob @itello GcrieD, G6ciicr.
glmelia Gorolpn SonB, 9ioBOiqe.
@roce @licae 2orrimore, go5mon.
pima @li5obct6 Sec, %errpmon.
9lrna Catherine 9egg, &od SoG.
@tbcl W}i9non 2erp, Curtis HoD.
Maroorct Marp Sintbicum 9aIti.
more.
Sttie Glen McGonaIO, 9uuus.
pid.
g(Iice Mercoitb, Cambridge.
9lnnic @ireinia @crria, Eoco-
mofc.
@loroorct Siobeac N1itbca, Upper
6airmount.
2iuion 2alpoer @Qoore, SABRE Sc
@race.
Morp 5ilion Moore GriSiiclo.
Charlotte Nlotter, 5reoerid.
9alline @Ii5obctb Gelion Sebron.
9RiIOrcO Belle g}rltlle, 0cuton.
@oitb Nlop @orter, Salisbury.
Mnrie 2ouiio @epcr, 9loBbiae.
glOa 9GocIe @biaips, @rinceB Slime.
&. W. 2olliic Erit6ctt Gom-
bridge
suian eOcIpn 0uioort. 6eOcrols.
burg.
2orot6p 2ucilc aobiuiou, Dat
bile.
@iiIorco Sopcc &ooen6i, Soniltou.
Sane gli5obetb 9ioe, SuoIersuiae.
9tcna Glen 9loier, Nleoioro.
Gliue Stuart, Cambridge.
glnnic Mobcl ct. Clair. GodS.
glnn 9lcbecco SonSburp, 6ricno-
i1ip.
euticc 2orcttc sobcccr, g2ort0
acDs.
0orot6p @lonc5c 5cottcn Sem
ncoooiac.
slIicc l6arp 5ec0crs, Sob6S.
eIcanor Sbant, EinIico.
@racc N}oric Sbouf 8imlicD
@torb ST. SbodlcD, Morion Sta
lion.
@ioric N}. 5opcr, Suntinqtou.
Gpa 9. StcrIiua, Sisblonotoipn.
aotbcrinc u. Stepens, &ocomofc.
Gtbel SO. &oulor, Soletborpe.
2iIlic 9. Eennont, Darlington.
@roce 9. GooO. Gbnncc
slnnic &C. Srolnt, ggbitc san.
@urp g. @oeidc, @oibington.
W}a1 g8oIler, Cambridge.
@laops 6. gSotion Baltimore.
Sa5el 81. g9apbIe, 9rlnspid.
Cora Nl. @ebltcr, Baltimore.
Srma o. gScSleD, Gbocniy.
Selen 6. @bite, Bimlico.
@race gSiainnS, Salisbury.
Vaargarct 6. @ooo, Sporroius
&oint.
Catherine 6. &orfS, Baltimore.
&otburinc s. 2)oit YitcSDiIlc.
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