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Evening journal., 1918-07-13

NOTICE., ALICE c. LYNCH, THE
~ owner and occupant OF the house stu
atcd at No. 2216 Pennsylvania Ave- in the
Seventh ward, OF the city Of Wilmington,
county Of New Castle and State of Della
ware. In compliance with the requirements
Of the Acts of the General Assem-.
bly,, IN such case made and provided, do
hereby give notice that I shall apply 10
writing to the Court Of Generrl Sessions Of
the State CT Delaware, in and for New Cas-
tie county, on Monday. the 10th day Of Sep
tember, A. ID. 1913, being the next term
Of said court, for a license for said house
an Inn or tavern, for the sale therein Of
intoxicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart, TO be drunk on the premises /;
and the following respectable citizens
Of said ward, at least twelve Of whom are
substantial freeholders of said ward,
recommend the said application, viz.
William c. Ward Thos. Bent
Thomas Duffy George Stewart
Charles T. Walhar James Walsh
Bernard McHugh James Scott
Frank Vansant James Rogat
Walter Taylor James 3. NObbit
VIM. G. Hamilton Michael J. Dougherty
Dennis j. Lynch John f. Casey
Thomas G.. Doud Tyler Combs
Matthew ]. Healy f. II. Ferguson
Geo. S. Charles Frank f. Stewart
John Il. COnnell Robert n. Hardwick
Alfred A. Dorsey Cornelius Lynch
Hamilton Stewart Timothy MOnihan
jy11.3t. ALICE c. LYNCH.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-fEMALR

A RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES A
4 place as housekeeper. Address WIS,
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LOST AND FOUND.

/ 0ST-HORSE; REDDISH BROWN.
~ swollen back foot. No. 213 w Second
street jyi1-3t.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-GlRLs OVER 10 YEARS OF
hosiery MIL; good nay while learning
WIN steady advancement; coed working
CONDITIONS. Apply II. Sutro & Sons Co.,
Firth and French SITS. Jyi3-3t.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

+ EGAL NOTICE-THE FIRM OF KEN
~ nard & Company consisting of wal
lace NJ. Kennard and Frances Kennard has
been this day dissolved as a result Of sale
Of its stock of merchandise and good will
to James NJ. Rodgers, Of York. Pa, who,
ness through a corporation to be known
as Kennard and Company. Incorporated.
Wilmington, Delaware, July IL, 1918
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.

WHEN YOU NEED DETECTIVE SER.
w vice, see Balascio Detective Agency.
NO. el3 Market St Evidence secured in al
yoroe, criminal and legal cases. Phone
2Zle-W. apr10-1yr.
Evening journal., 1918-07-13

EoRD TRUCK-FIRsT CLASS CoNDT.
= 1on, with closed body. Apply No. 12i
~ Franklin st. Jy0-Gt.
Evening journal., 1918-07-13

TWO FIvE-PAssENGER. TOURING
II cars late models. cheap Call James
II. Myers. No. 81 S. Market ST. Jy13-3t
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

NITANTED-BOYS TO SERVE AFTER
- noon papers: must be over IL years
Nd Apply No. Si5 Shipley ST. jyl1-3t.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

EoRD TOURING CAR-APPLY NO
IL S5O6 Market st. jy12-st.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-22
CURRY OUTLINES
 ARIZONA CHAPTER
 IN ITS WAR WORK
MINING O ORGANIZATION HAS, BEEN CLOSELY ASSOCIATED WITH GOVERNMENT IN. SPEED ING PRODUCTION TO ITS TOP MOST NOTCH TO AID NATION

The American Mining Congress Journal publishes the following re- sume by Secretary J. E. Curry of the more important features of the work of the Arizona chapter of the congress during the past year:
 The work of the Arizona Chapter during the past year has been close ly allied to the war activity of the government. Little effort has been made to initiate new projects except in connection with the encouragement of cheaper and better housing condi- tions for the miners of the state and the assembling of data as to present costs of production and the number of leasers and small operators in the state The small operators and work ment of Arizona were urged to realize that the income tax law interpreta- ton, price fixatioh and pending legis- lation were matters of vital import ance and urged cooperation on the part of the small shippers with the large producers in efforts to avoid in justice in pending legislation.
 The meetings of the chapter through out the year were exceptionally well attended and the spirit of cooperation was the dominant element in all chap ter work.
 The Arizona chapter took an active part in the raising of Arizona's quotas of the Liberty, loans, and patriotism has been the dominant keynote in all of the activities, individual and col lective.
 From time to time the chapter has expressed the consensus of opinion of the producers of this state as to pend ing activities in the war industries board at Washington and has endors- ed a number of protective measures looking to the betterment of the min ing industry.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-22

out and worked by dry washers, and almost invariably in the immediate neighborhood of these quartz veins, if not actually following them for several hundred feet or more. And yet practically no req. mining has been done, outside of placering.
 It is to be hoped that this discov cry will stimulate the district a little so that some real mining development work will be done upon some of the hundreds of attractive quartz out crops in the district The presence of some manganese was noted and it is possible that the gold values may be more or less leached near the sur face, but the showings certainly war rant the sinking of some shafts deep enough to prove whether these quartz veins do carry gold in bodies of com mercial value and size. The district is dead-but it will not always be. It has big future ahead of it.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-22
GREENE CANANEA
 SHOWS INCREASE
 DURING NOVEMBER
Company's Production Indi- cates Healthy Condition as Topped October by Over 800,000 Pounds

Greene Cananea's production fec November of 5,1OO,OOO pounds of cop per was healthy increase over that of the previous month, amounting to SOO,OOO pounds. This total was not only the highest which the company reported for any month this year. but the largest since March of last year, when output was announced at 5.500,- 600 pounds. This sharp gain coming at this time, stands out in direct con trast with most of the other mining companies, which have been reporting declines for the past several months.
 From January to November inclus- i've, Greene Cananea has produced a total of 4S,350,OO0 pounds, as com pared with 2S,61O.OO0 pounds in the corresponding period of last year, an increase of 19,740,000 pounds. This comparison, however. does by no means offer a fair contrast for last year the mnies of the company were closed down from June 22 to ecem- Der 10 on account of labor troubles. no output being given for this periad.
 Silver production likewise was at a record rate, totaling 169,560 ounces. gain of more than 31,000 ounces over that of October. and incidentally the highest announced by the com any since October.
 In 1917 Greene Cananea earned s per share on its outstanding stock as compared with slightly more than $15 per share in the previous year. In view of the fact that the company was able to maintain the regular $S per annum rate through the trouble some period of 1917, it is obvious that this amount can be continued at the present. For the past three years Greene Cananea has managed to dis tribute $S per share to its stockhold- CTS and even with return to normal conditions the company should have no difficulty in maintaining this rate
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-22
HILLTOP COMPANY REPORTS ORE IN
 LOWER TUNNEL
Property in Chiricahua Noun tains Believed to Have De- veloped Ore to Justify Re- duction Works

DOUGLAS, Ariz, Dec. 21. - MT. Jones, secretary of the Hilltop com pany which has been operating in the Chiricahua mountains, south of the White Tail canyon, was in the city yesterday and reported that in what is known as the lower tunnel of this property at a distance of 1900 feet from the mouth good ore has been encountered, almost identically in the spot where it had been estimated by engineers that it would be encounter ed This property has been under de- velopmenI for five years and some thing over Sl00,000 have been expend- ed in the work.
 The original OF upper tunnel was cut entirely through the top of the mountain a distance of more than 5000 feet and in that distance several important ore bodies were encounter ed and some of them developed by drifts for various distances. The lower tunnel is 300 feet below the original one and was decided on as a means of determining whether the ore contin- ued that distance down from the point where it was originally encountered.
 With the recent strike of ore it is believed that the proposed shelter, O. reduction works already planned will be coming along in the near future and that steady production will even tuaily feature the Hilltop property. The success of the Hilltop will no doubt be followed by other success ful development in the Chiricahuas where there are several other very promising properties in that vicinity.
 Hilltop Extension
 Recently the Hilltop Extension com pany began shipping ore from their property which adjoins the original Hilltop holdings. This property has for two years been under development with John Blumberg as superinten- dent. A road from this property has been completed to a connection with the road built from Hilltop to Rodeo, New Mexico. This property is well regarded by those who have become acquainted with the. work already done and with the indicated pOssibili- ties for the future.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-22

up about a year prior to the begin ming of the Mexican revolution, and during that short time outputted about 25O,000 ounces of silver. The com pany has a 200-ton plant on the prop erty. according to Chief Engineer George F. Powell and President M. P. Dalton, who were in Nogales only a few days ago. They came for the purpose of arranging for the immedi- ate and complete resumption of opera tions.. The San Geronimo mines lie in Sonora, Mexico, about F miles south of the Mauto. The ores are lead-silver.
 Another mining property in which capitalists of Nogales are interested is the Progreso, which is situated in the Ures district of Sonora, in the municipality of Batuc. The manager of this property, Andrew Macfarlane, who is at present in Eogales and who has just returned from the mine, re- ports that tlfe mill is almost com pIeted, and that operations will begin in the very near future. This mine has been a large producer of silver in the past, and is certain to be even a heavier producer under the new management.
 That the lead mining and financial interests of the country recognize the change in Mexican internal conditions is shown by the announcement just made, that the American Smelling & Refining company is rebuilding its shelter at Chihuahua and is to start two new large reduction mills in the Parral district.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-22

the buyers or the sellers can do any work on the property until the pay ment is made. At present a wagon road is being built from New Water, preparatory to building camp and starting development work.
 Not Sensational
 While the strike is nothing sensa- tional and no great amount of com meTeial ore has been shown up as yet. il is important in view of the fact that it demonstrates conclusively that these quartz veins, so white and apparently barren, do contain gold and are probably if not undoubtedly the source of part if not all oi the millions of dollars worth of gold that has been produced by placering in the Quartzite district Any min ing man visiting the district cannot but be impressed ny the thousands of placer pits and piles of gravel thrown
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-22
DAILY MAKES HUGE PROFIT IN DEAL
 FOR STUMP MINE
Bought Two Years Ago for $10 and Sells It for SIS, ,000 -Behr Intends to Develop Property

TUCSON, Ariz., Dec. 21.-MakiRg a profit of just 750O per cent, George H. Daily today sold the Stump mine in the Silverbell mining district to Chas. B. Behr, mining engineer of New York who will develop the property.
 The consideration of the transfer was S75,000. Mir. Daily bought the mine in 1916 from Mexican who dis covered it for $1O.
 The Mexican had been sent out by MT Daily to cut wood. He saw an old stump which he coveted for his load and managed to uproot it. The open ing disclosed a nice showing of ore. The Mexican located the mine and sold his discovery to MT. Daily for a ten dollar note.
 Vein Wide and Rich
 Mir. Daily at once began develop ment of the mine. At the time of the sale to Mir Behr, the property had a 75 foot shaft and several cross cuts. The shaft is sunk in the ledge which has been we'll prospected and is A feet in width.
 Considerable ore has already been shipped from the property. The ore runs high in lead, p ounces in silver and from 10 to 12 per cent copper.
 The Stump is located a mile and a half from a siding on the Southern Arizona railroad from Red Rock to i Silverbell. It is two miles from the Fl Tiro from which Percy Williams has been shipping a carload of ore day and four miles from the Silver U bell mines operated by the Guggen- helms.
 Extensive Development Planned
 MT. Behr will develop the property by 400 foot shaft. He will install 25 horsepower hoist and 1000 cubic foot compressor operating three drills A pumping plane, engine house and electric power and light plant will be installed. The company will establish well ordered camp and a commis sary Altogether S50,000 will be spent in improvements and the development work within the next few days. A large force of men will be employed.
 MT. Behr says that he expects tC develop sufficient tonnage to make large daily shipments to the Silver bell smelter and that end will push development work as fast as possible
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-22

out if the home market is re- tained for them, but not other wise, except that ingenuity work out new methods of treatment en- abling profitable handling of lower average ores and much cheaper de- livery to consumers than has hereto fore been possible. Metallurgists are engaged upon this problem and may succeed, just as it is reported that they have succeeded in overcoming difficulties in the Chloride district which have in the past prevented Eaximum results from the high min eralization.
 Conservative Headway
 In one respect at least the prob able conditions during the next year will have advantage of the mining industry. in that they are not likely to be favorable to the exploitation of the public under circumstances of larger enthusiasm over heavy rush orders for metal and a runaway market con dltiOns The promoter given to de- ception of the public has a broader road ahead than in past periods and Y lut UuUnC Has DCnClAllCQ al OAAA the larger familiarity with mining which war time operations more or less forced into consideration, the dis honest promoter and his damage to the mining industry will be less in all succeeding years. The public under stands at this time better than ever that mining is a reputable business and that if honestly conducted can no more be expected to return above a fair rate of interest over prolonged period than can a bank. In future the promoter dangling promises of quick and enormous riches from min ing will have to share the same odium ia the eye of the investor as the bucket shop, real estate and other sharks with promises of earning of 40, 50 and 100 per cent per month.
 State Aid
 Under the incoming administration of Governor Campbell, it is believed that there will be such direction of matters pertaining to mining that Ari- zona will be cleaned of many of the abuses that have been unloaded upon the industry in the past, in giving clearance papers to promotions that have subsequently, proven grossly un- worthy. The losses inflicted upon the public by these have been large and unfrequently have fallen in most instances upon people who could not afford to carry them. More exactink examination into the merit of prop critics asking the privilege of invest ment is necessary.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-22
EASTERN CAPITALISTS
 PURCHASE MUCH STOCK

GLOBE, AriZ., Dec. 2I. = L. E. Troxel, president and general manager of the Arizona Syndicate Mining X Development company, has announced that a large block of the stock has been sold to ai-syndicate of eastern capitalists. The purchase price was not given out, but it will run well into six figures. The property is located on Turnbull mountain, about 54 miles south of Globe. According to the re- port of the company's engineers the property contains rich values in cop per and silver.
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 way by the time the real demand for reconstruction materials come in with it's call for service in re-establishing general world employment, hardly less important than the establishment of world peace in which the copper pro- ducers have been so large factor.
 Resumption Prospects
 The return to activity of 2 number of properties now idle. will doubtless occur during the new year, the actual time of resumption being dependent in most measures upon the action of sup ply markets. both as to urice and in freedom of deliveries of materials. New financing will be necessary in some instances. wherein other factors enter. inclusive of encouragement or discourag cement. as the case may be, that the price of copper may give dur ing the next year
 Rarer Metals al Disadvantage
 What will become of considerable investment made for the mining and treatment of manganese. molybdenum and some of the other rarer metals in which Arizona miners interested themselves upon the emergency call of the government and under the i'm pression conveyed at the time of pass age of the war minerals act by cos guess that they would be protected from the competition of foreign coun- tries. is yet a difficult question. These properties will have chance to pull
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-22
REINIGER-FREEMAN
 FINANCED TO GET
 ORE WHEN JUSTIFIED
PROPERTY SOON WILL INSTALL MUCH NEW EQUIPMENT IN OR DER TO GET OUT PAY ROCK
 AHEAD NEXT BIG MARKET IN CREASE; SHOWING PROMISING

TUCSON, Dec. 21.-AnticipatOry of early entry to ore bodies and in prep aration for rapid sinking of the main shaft to the 600 level, the Reininger- Freeman mine is making rady to re- receive considerable new equipment, delivery of which will occur very shortly.
 The work from the level at S90 feet in the shaft has gone through the north fault, the softness of which, to- gether with the presence of much naturalization on the north side, lends every encoura cement to the positive belief entertained that drafting which commenced Friday will soon reach an ore body on the lime contact. The Crosscut northwest from the 330 level, started before the main fault was reached, is in exceedingly promising country and should be in ore on the contact west of the main fault within short time. The rock is at present alive with iron and garnet, accom- panied by material lead values.
 The general findings on the 330 are such as to inspire all haste in prep arations for reaching the 500 level and at that depth cutting under the ore bodies above and into the big ore country which this depth should open up. From the 600 heavy stoping op- erations should be possible immedi- ately the ground is opened and the Reininger- Freeman be enabled to do some very cheap ore extraction on a large tonnage basis. Difficulty in se- curing additional equipment needed for the deeper work and to provide against possible water emergencies, has prevented earlier sinking to the 500, but this obstacle has now been overcome Included in the new equip ment of which delivery will soon be made is a 100 h. D. Fairbanks & Morse type Y semi-Deisel engine and another Ingersoll-Rand compressor. The plant will soon have capacity of 2OOO cubic feet of free air per minute, enabling mach speeding up in all departments of the mine work Working forces hay, been recuperated since the peak of the influenza epidemic and the first Of next week the three shifts the day will be restored, succeeding the one shift to which the flu reduced the mines forces during a part of Novem- Der. With the additional steam now going into the work it is expected that December footage will make close approach 10 the 400 feet record months earlier in the year.
 Of the Reiniger-Freeman, 1t can be said that it is among the list of de veloping properties in the state aound' antly. financed to carry out develop ment programs and determined to do so as speedily as possible because ol the belief of those in control that q boom copper market is assured tol' lowing the readjustment copper period of the coming year and that new mines ready to enter upon production when readjustment is accomplished will reap sufficiently large returns upon their enterprise to far more than offset high cost of materials and labor with which all mining properties are having to contend.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-22
QUARTZ VEIN IS FOUND BY LUCKY
 QUARTZ MINER

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MINE INDUSTRY
 IN SOUTHWEST
 IN GOOD SHAPE

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REVIEW WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-22
UNITED VERDE EX.
 PUSHES WORK ON
 ITS DEVELOPMENT
AUDREY SHAFT IS COMPLETED TO 17oo FOOT LEVEL AND ORE POCKETS HAVE BEEN FINISHED BETWEEN 1900 AND 1900 FOOT LEVELS

JEROME, AriZ., Dec. 21-In the Uni ted Verde Extension, the Audrey shaft is about complete to the 170O level and ore pockets are finished between the 1900 and 1900 levels, as we'll as skip pockets below the 1400 level Pro gross on the long service tunnel is slow, but the outer sections will be completed before the end of the year, eliminating the present pumping at the Texas shaft.
 Material Delayed
 Delay in the arrival of material is preventing completion of the reverber- atory furnaces at the shelter, where a blast furnace has been handling all the company's ore product since last July Much building is being done on the shelter townsite, including com pletion of residences for the superin- tendent and other employees. A large miners hotel is being built near the mine.
 Ship Good Ore
 Jerome Verde is shipping exception ally good ore, compared with it's pre- vious product Late shipments aver age 9.4 per cent copper and 1-2 ounces of silver, with some gold. This ore is coming from the Maintop body. Diamond drilling is being done north east of the Columbia shaft.
 Gadsden is doing much development work on the 1900 now being kept well cleared of water by new pumping equipment that is handling 300 gallons a minute.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-22
NINETEEN EIGHTEEN BEARS RECORD OF
 ACHIEVEMENT

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NO MEETING HELD.

JEROME, Ariz., Dec. 20.-Attempts to hold the annual stockholders meet ing of the Green Monster Mining com pany were finally given up, when President w. S. Humbert and Secre- tary G. G. Fuller got together and found that they were still 35,000 shares short of quorum. Adjourn ment was taken till December 1, 1919. The old directors and officers, of course, will hold over till that time.