Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-23
LIST OF LOAN
 SUBSCRIBERS IS HELD UP
COMMITTEE IN CHARGE OF WORK OF COMPILA- TON UNABLE TO COM PLETE CLASSIFICATION ON DATE PROMISED.
(From Tuesdays Daily)


 The following communication re- ceived from Chairman F. s. Viele, of the Liberty Loan Committee, is ex-. planatory of the reason why the list of bond buyers in Prescott of the Fourth Liberty Loan does not appear in today's issue of the Journal-Miner. MT. P. R. Mines, editor,
 The Journal-Miner, City:
 My dear Mir. Mines: In view of the hundreds of names which must ap- pear in the list of bond buyers of the Fourth Loan, it will be impossible for the committee -te furnish the complete list to you today, as had been promised. That justice may be done every one the names of all pur- chasers and the amounts must ap- pear in the printed list. We must, therefore, ask your leniency in this matter. The list edited and correct ed in full will be handed you as soon as possible. Will you kindly call this to the attention of your readers?
 Thanking you for your splendid cooperation in the work of the Fourth Loan, I am,
 Sincerely,
 "F. s. Viele, Chairman Liberty Loan Committed"
 The great amount of clerical work necessary to bring the list up to date and completed will be appreciated by those in a position to judge and 1t IS the earnest wish and has been the effort of these workers to place the list before the citizens of Prescott with the least possible delay. To ac- complish this, it has meant that they work night as we'll as day. But owing to the great number of subscribers who came in during Friday and Sat urday, it was impossible for them to complete their task.
 Requests have been sent to the chairman of all of the distrits m Yavapai County asking that they send in complete report, giving the names and amounts of all sub scribers to the Fourth Loan. These reports will be of great value to the committee, for any following loans-
 While the splendid work of Rob- crt E. Tally, H. W. Lewis and Ray Lane is generally known and ap- preciated by the citizens of Yavapai County, it is but fitting that publicity should be given to the subscriptions which were authorized by Charles w. Clark. through Mir Tally. Following were the subscriptions: for the Unit ed Verde Copper Company. S41O,OOO; for the V. T. and s. R. R., S3O,OOO; Clarkdale Improvement Company S30.OOO: Upper Verde Public Utili- ties Company. S30,OO0. The total of S5OO,OOO was divided equally between Jerome and Clarkdale and the Jerome subscriptions were divided equally between the Bank of Arizona and the Bank of Jerome In addition to this amount large subscriptions were also made by the United Verde and MT Clark outside Of Arizona. The final report for Jerome had not been re- ceived up to last evening, but this will no doubt prove a very interesting one when given. showing the number ot 
 Additional reports have been re- ceived rom several chairmen through out the county and it is the intention of the committee to wait few days and then revise the entire list.
 The Boy Scouts of Prescott are de serving of praise for their assistance with the Liberty Loan. They will ingly assisted in the placing of all matter and in addition to this, this young Americans raised $S,5 800 of Prescott's subscription.