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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-24

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IWkr6tce po wejjssciut tam Haliny,-
ME umrze, jezeii pan ME bedzies
zakl6cal niiezem jego spokoju.
MOI Boze, kt6a pan jestes
zapytala Halina, zryWajac sic 4;
gle j patrzac lekaFzoWikW oczy.
Otto ia poWinienbym pana 2
pytac; rzekl dokt6r zyczli-
wynn usmiechem, chcialbyn
Wiedziec, kogo przy.jjmujje w mo
i'm domu:przYjjaciela ely Wrog,
nieszczesliwego Bogumila Kamiii
skiego.
Przyjaciela! p~rzyjaciela
.zawo1ala Halina glosem; kt6ry d.
ktorowi ME pozwala1 Watpie, z
m6Wilal praWade, =. lprzybylem tt
. WarszaWy, azeby sic modlic M
grobbiie Bognmi1a j doczekialem sig
tel radosci, re widze go zywego
Ale coz ia movie " szale radosci
- dodala pc kr6tkiem milczeniiu,
Bogumil ME jest jeszcze ocalo:
ny, znajjduje sic on jeszcze " re:
ku swoich. nieprzyjaci6l i bezwat-
pienia Don Pedro czuwa mad kai
dem tchnieniem swej offiary.
Masz s1usznossc, niieznajomy
panic, rzekl lekarz, Pedro
przyczyni1 sic do niepowodzenia
u,ciieezki hrabiego, Pedro umiesci1
60 W moim domu, a ia domysli-::
lem sic " MIN najnieb ezpieczniiej
szegoi najzawzietszego wroga me
go pacyenta. Ale, - przerwa1 So
bic maggie, wpadam znoWu W
MOI starry narrow, zwierzam sic, a
niewiem, do koogoo movie rzeczy,
os=ktorych Jeszcze nikomu ME mo-
Wi1em.
- Mnie mozesz pan Wszystko
powiedziec, - zawo1ala Halina,
ia naleze do tych przyjaci6l Ia
minskiego, kt6rzy gotowi zycie cd
dac "a niego.
= A moi Boze! .talkie+ zapewnie
ME moze dac kazdy, odparf le-
karz, - zapewniasz mnie pan o
p%rzyjazni ola hrabiego, ale przy---
bywasz z Warszawy isjestes moze
wysiian1cem hrabianki Bielczyns-
l1iej.
To jest perwsza nieprzyja--
ci6lka naszej mi1osei! = zaWolala
Halina zapominajac wszystkiem
O.! co pan Wiesz 0 1liejg Czy
jest tutaj cry: przesladujei moje---
go Bogumila. -
- Kto pan jestes??' e rzekf le-
karz naglaco, przystepujac blizej
do Haliny, nie:powiem AMI sfo-
wa wiecej, dopoki ME odsloniss z
tajemnicy, ktora otacza tWa osobe
Przysiaz mi pan ma. Boga, ~ =
.1zek}a Halina, przysiaz ma
wszystko, co ci jest swietem, re
ME nalezysz do nieprzyjaci6l Bo-
gumila a odpowiem eli.
: Przysiegam, = odparl lekarz
podnoszac reke do nieba patrzac
w oczy Halinie.
vice dobrze, odrzekfa
Halina, - powiem panu zatem, re
1ie .jestem TEN, czem> sic .wydaje
ME :jestem mezczyzna jestem ko-
beta, narzeczona Kaminskiego!
- Halina! - szawo1a} doktor,
kt6ry. czestokroc slyszal. t., imiez
ust Bogumila, czy podobnaY =
re: tel ME mogfemSteggo zaraz spo-
strzedz, ~. rzekf pc chwili, Wpa-
trzywszy sic W twarzs Haliny,
re tego odrazu ME spostrzegglem,
to dowodzi, re oko moje jest juz
eslabione i re mys} o~calenia Ka--
minskiego zajmuje mnie W y}acz-
ME.
Hafina, kt6ra ME rozumlafa INA
czenia ostatnich wyrazoW, .parosi}a
0 ich wyjasnienie, kt6reggo doktor
chetnie jej udzielil.
Doktor, ktorY ME obaWia1 sic
przebudzenia Kaminskiteggo opo-
wiiedzial jej wszystkie szczeggoly
zajssciia orazswyjassnil, ze Boggumlfil
by} uwazany rzeczyWiscie za5zabi
tego przyniesiony do szopy v
KukoWie. Naturalnie ME zanied-
bal wspomniec 0 ogledzinach pos.
miertnych j Q szczegolnem poste-
powaniu, oraz wytf6maczyc, ja-
New Britain herald., 1919-03-19
MEXICO WILL NOT
|. FORCE PAYMENT NOW
No Attempt to Be Made to Collect
Royalties on Oil Recent
III .Ha.r " Produced.

Mexico City, March 1S.-The Mexi-
can government has no intention of
forcing the immediate collection of
royalties on oil produced in this
country during January and Feb
ruary under the decree of President
Carranza issued on February IS, ac-
eordine to statement authorized to-
night blythe branch of the treasury de-
partment in charge of petroleum rev.
enues.
The announcement was made after
dispatches sent from Washington on
March IL to the effect that the de-
cree re-opened the whole question of
the rights of foreign companies, were
called to the attention of the depart
rnent 1t was said the action of Pres
ident Carranza was taken merely as
a matter of form to keep the records
straight
The department asserted that the
whole problem would be laid before
congress and there would be no col
lection of royalties until that body
acted.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-19
Order of Notice of Hearing.

District of Berlin. S., Probate
Court, New Britain, March II, A. D.
1919
Estate of Doris H. Beckley of the
town of Berlin, in said district, mi
nor.
Upon the application of the New
Britain Trust company praying that
as guardian Of the estate of said
minor it may be authorized and en-
powered to sell and convey real es-
tate, as per said application on file
more fully appears, it is
Ordered, That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office in New Britain, in said district,
on the oath day of March, A. D. 1919,
at o'clock in the forenoon and that
notice be given of the tendency of said
application and the time and place
of hearing thereon, by publishing this
order in some newspaper having a
circulation in said district, and by
posting a copy Of this order on the
public sign-post in the town of Ber-
lin in said district and return make to
this court of the notice given.
BERNARD F. GAFFNEY,
Judge.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-19
MAY YET COMPROMISE.
But New York Harbor Strikers In
sast on S-Hour Day.

New York, March 19.-Cnder the
surface of defiance that continued 10
mark the harbor strike today there
We're indications that compromise
settlement was being arranged to end
the deadlock existing between the
strikers and the private boatoWners'
On the question of an S-hour day
however the strikers declared there
could be no compromise.
The Adriatic used 3% the govern
,nert as a troop transport, which
has heen DELAYED because of lack OF
suf7cient boats to coal her was eA-
nected to leave today. 1t was an
,,ounced at the offices of the army
+rarsnort service and at strike head
r,,,or+ers that no further delay OF
4ransnorts was anticipated.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-19

tain. None of these can readily or
profitably be removed, and the only
alternative is to sell.
The liquidation commission is now
negotiating for the disposal Of various
surplus properties belonging to the
eXpeditionary forces Hundreds of
thousands of uniforms have been
dyed, so that they may now serve
other armies, such as the Belgian,
Polish and some of the Balkan states.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-19

to give the new premier time to form
a cabinet
Al the beginning of the sitting party
leaders declared their adhesion to the
state constitution which was fran ed
by the late premier and agreed unan-
imously on the first and second read
ings of the docum ent it is reported
New Britain herald., 1919-03-19
TO SELL WAR OUTFIT.
DocEs. Railroads, Etc, valued
&t65 OeO. 900 for Highest Bid.

Paris March 10 (By the Associated
press)-Docks, railroads. warehouses;
hospitals and barracks punt oF the
american expeditonary FORCES TO me
value of $165.00o. 900, Will be sofa TO
France for the best figures the Ameri-
can LIQUIDATION commission can OBJ
New Britain herald., 1919-03-19

Have you lost a sum of
money? Glasses, Pins and
Rings are found in surprising
quantities and turned in at
lite Herald. Your money viii
surely remain i'm the finders
hands if he does net know
who lost it.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-19
HOFFMAN, SUCCEEDS EISNER.
Minister of Worship Made Bavariar
Premier.

Basic, March 19.-Herr Hoffman,,
socialist minister of worship in the
Eisner government, has been elected
premier of Bavaria by the diet &C
cording to the Frankfort Gazette
After the election the diet adjourned
New Britain herald., 1919-03-19

All advertisements for
his column to insure
classification must be in
His office not later than
O'clock. Terms are
cash. No telephone or
mail orders accepted
New Britain herald., 1919-03-19

SOlt SALE-Two farms. 1870 and SIS
acres; stock, tools and implements:
hlles from New Britain: near
lrolley. Sacrifice. H. S.. Box "a.
Beckley. Conn. 1-14-tf
New Britain herald., 1919-03-19
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A2 brood sows, weight
100 to 200 pounds each. Farrow
March and April. Csc per pound.
Berlin Farms, Tel. 1913. y2-l-tt
New Britain herald., 1919-03-19

WA NTED--R ella BILE woman to do
small family washing at my home.
81 First part of week preferred. 1872
4 Maple street, second floor
3-19-2O-2dX
New Britain herald., 1919-03-19

WANTED--Gir for general house
+ work. Two in family. Apply at &C
Il Lincoln street. 3-15-17-19x
New Britain herald., 1919-03-19
: NCT1tT

NOTlCFI--Workme Circle mem
bcrs. Hear Gordon \ye Sunday
afternoon at Machinists hall. Free
lecture -19-3d
New Britain herald., 1919-03-19

NOT1CE-Union men! Hear Gordon
Nye at Machnsts' hall, Sunday
afternoon 3-19-3d
New Britain herald., 1919-03-19

WANTEDa--Girls to .-arn to operate
the Burroughs Calculating Machine.
= Connecticut Business College, 1853
Main.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-19

Observation-Disclosures \. +. Dairy
n lunch, 348 Main street 3-19-2dx
New Britain herald., 1919-03-19
FOR SALE.

FOR SAJ1E--Bargain. One 1916 $40
Hudson cabriolet one 1918 Odds
mobile roadster, one 1917 Chalmers
seven passenger. These cars are
in first class condition. Denison ga
rage, phone 224 3-18-6dx
New Britain herald., 1919-03-19

FOR SALE-First class rooming
mouse (flled) Also live wire bust
ness in connection with same, or
Will sell separate. Must sell on ac-
count of poor health. Address Box
52BB, Herald Office. S-10-tf
New Britain herald., 1919-03-19

FOR SALE,-Eggs for Matching S. c.
Reds. Josephine S. Erickson. Tel
6IS-l2. 3-13- DIX
New Britain herald., 1919-03-19

WANTED-A girl Or woman to do
plain sewing, 619 Stanley ST, or
Tel 473-4. 3-1S-3dx
New Britain herald., 1919-03-19

NOTICE-One dollar per square dis
count on all contracts on asphalt
shing this week only. n. j.
Forien, Kensingt Tel. 691-3.
3-17-6dX
New Britain herald., 1919-03-19

WANTED--A woman Or girl for gen
eral homework. Call evenings, 10
South High street. 3-14-6dX
New Britain herald., 1919-03-19

WANTED-Fruit trees to spray. Tel.
1151-2. w. D. Smith, SO Maple st.
3-13-12dX
New Britain herald., 1919-03-19

W.ANTED-ENperien women for
our new Dry Goods depa rtment for
Saturday afternoons and evenings.
Also other afternoons. Experienced
only. Also experienced women for
our Coat and Suit department.. APP
ply to The Big Store. 3-1S-2d
New Britain herald., 1919-03-19

w ANTED-Wo to assist in gen.
eral homework. q Church St,
Plainville. Tel. ia. 3-17-5dX
New Britain herald., 1919-03-19

HELP NAN7EO--5 EMAfF-
New Britain herald., 1919-03-19

WANTED--A competent maid for
general housework. Mrs. W. l..
BAILEY, 90 Vine street. 3-7-tf
New Britain herald., 1919-03-19

WANTED-April list. Two first-class
maidstone as cook and one as sec
ond maid; washing sent out; refer
ences desired. Apply Mrs. Frank
G. Vibberts,. Sunnylcdge, Vine st.
extension 81 4-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-13
OPINION OF A PROMINENT BANKERI

6RAcEY CURTIS. President.
Otto n. Heroid Vice President.
Theron Richardson Cashier.
Grover MarstelIer Asst Cashier
Frank o. Wilkey Asst Cashier.
Arthur v. Whitfield, Asst. Cashier
Chas. &. Wheeler, Asst. Cashier.
The First National Bank
United States Depository.
NOGALES, ARIZONA
May I, 1919.
Consolidated Arizona Copper Mines Co.
Kansas City, Mo.
Gentlemen:
wish to thank you for interesting and profit
able morning spent at your mines Cruz County
afforded great pleasure indeed to see that your
machinery for the operation of the All equip
nent was we'll set up of good type and kept up in first
class condition and surely commands great deal of
speet for your manager Mr. w. J. Mitchell admin
lstraton OF your property.
At this gathering, talked with good many of the old
miners around there and while gone down in
the shaft Of your property, they of
confidence In the mine, and predict very
bright future.
Thanking you again for the pleasant trip, remain
Very truly yours
(signed) STACEY CURTIS
Mr. Bracey Curtis is president of of the largest
and strongest financial institutions in the Southwest
try For than twenty he has been associated
in financial with mine and operators
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-13
ONE OF THE GREAT PORPHYRY
DIKES OF COUNTRY.
Mowry, Arizona, April 3oth, 1919.

Mowry Arizona April 3oth, 1919.
Consolidated Copper Co.
Gentlemen:
a miner. | properties this other dis
tricts intimately acquainted Consolidated
properties.
The El Psso attracting the wide attention of
the mining of this district Southwestern
unusual for the the ority
people know of the immense body One of the
porhpyry dkes OF the country this property
northeast to southwest entering your e. Paso
No width something like 500 feet the
face leaving property 5000 feet away
at and 300 the canyon
southeast, where the ledge leaves the property the
outcrop is of the marked have
shown therein speak for
Under the direction Of your MIR VIM. J. Mitchell, Gen
eraI Manager satisfied the Consolidated Copper Co.
will than good to its owners
Respectfully,
fSioned) n q STOWE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-13

IN THE RICHEST DISTRICT OF
ARIZONA.

mowry, Arizona, April 80 1919.
To the Stockholders OF
The Consolidated Arizona Copper Mines CO.
Gentlemen
Just few words relative to your property the
gion which it located know your property particu
arly the e. Paso Mine and in my judgment this being
developed Of the valuable, most
valuable in the Patagonia District. have
business in this district for many years
ditions thoroughly, and say
this the most heavily mneraized district
Of Arizona
1t gives much pleasure to be able to recommend
your proposition that has all the
ing d big money-msker.
(Signed (. {. BETHEL,
Manager Washington Trading Co.
Mr. T. E. Bethel has for twenty years conducted
of largest merchandise
He is the friend and intimate all mining
district The large and successful which
and which the result of his years of effort and
conducted wholly with owners, mining
engineers and associated with mining interests
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-13

ing the ore body. and will establish the
Ell Paso group as great copper mine
property.
The new and modern equipment Of
machinery in the hoist house was the
object of much admiration on the part
OF the visitors This equipment in
cludes large hoist engines. air com
pressors and power drills.
From the FL Paso group the party
proceeded TO the Olive group, a BODY
of claims adjacent to the FL Paso aTtl
owned by the Con- olidated Company.
something like a half a mile away.
and there they were edited by finding
that the new shaft now being sunk has
cut the ledge at a depth of seventy-fve
feet, cutting vein Of rich argentite
! Ga silverlead ore), foot in width.
which assays $50 ounces silver per ton
and so per cent lead. The matrix to
the vein. about six inches on each side.
is a mineralized tale which carries Is
ounces silver and p per cent lead.
good concentrating ore.
The history of the Olive and Mowry
Mines, in the vicinity, and many other
properties, all rich producers in their
time-many of them producing richly
nOW-WaS gone over ana was the sub
ject of much enthusiastic conversation
among the visitors and gave them an
insight into the record of most in
teTesting mineral region.
Various members Of the party who
had come from considerable distances
remained overnight in the Mowry and
1 Consolidated camps. The Nogales
contingent with the visitors from the
East, came to the line city yesterday
morning. visiting here until afternoon,
when they took the train to Tuscon.
en- route to their Eastern homes"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-13
COMPARES CONSOLIDATED WITH
COPPER QUEEN.

Mowry, Arizona April 3d. 1919.
MIR. J. A. RitzIer, President,
Consolidated Arizona Copper Mines
Dear Sir:
familiar with your El Mine and am conf
dent that It will develop into great mine II has
all the indications of being such, and when development
reaches permanent water level copper practically
unlimited extent will be uncovered The porphyry which
going through resembles that in the Copper
Queen Mine, underlying Sacramento Hill
which the Company is now removing the copper with
steam shoVeIs.
There is doubt but that your company will
Of the best mines in this section of the Southwest
(signed) GEO. w UNDERWRITERS.
Mr. Vanderwaker is a former foreman Of the Copper
Queen Mine and drove 5000 feet of its drift is
technical and widely experienced mining whose
opinion and JUG is considered much
of mines and mining
The Nanderwalker Brothers are the owners and man
of the Eulwhacker properties. the northwest Of
the Consolidated properties The Bullwhacker steady
consistent producer. From its shafts and
tons of highgrade manganese mined market
ed during the period of the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-13

May the fst 1919.
Mr.. J. a RtzIer President
C. A. c. Mines Company
My Sir:
Your Consolidated Arizona Mines Company is attract
ing much favorable attention district
Yesterdays gathering mine owners engineers aua
representative business from the
trict notable gathering,
founded enthusiasm shown
have visited every mine of any note in this district
and find that your company the very best
In the of equipment and must say that you have in
charge of the works, in your Mr. w J. Mitchell, man
in Arizona.
am we'll acquainted with your management, anc II is
gratifying that every you spending
your property being properly spent and this
statement will verified any experienced mining eng
welcome such 9 set of Eastern hustlers into the
copper mine in the Ei PaSo.
We do know that you are starting development in the
right and that property lies the largest
eraIized section around Patagonia.
Wishing you success beg to remain
Yours very truly,
(Signed) w. p. CAPEHART
Vice President, Cashier.
Mr. Capehart IS a successful banker, with an expert
which has brought him into contact with mining
and mining interests throughout the Southwest
banking experience in Ell Paso. him
the workings operations smelters
Gated there The First State Bank of Patagonia which
he is president and cashier, does large business
that vicinity His opinion concerning the CONSOLE
DATED COMPANY worth while.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-13
FINEST POWER PLANT IN DISTRICT
The First State Bank
of
Patagonia Arizona.
May the list, 1919

May the 1st, 1919.
Mr.. J. A. RitzIer, President
c. A. c. Mines Company
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-13
(SiQned)
GUARANTEES THE TRUTH
Mid-continent Securities Co.,

MidContinent Securities Co.,
Gary, Indiana.
Gentlemen:
I, the undersigned J. r. Snyder, take pleasure in
guaranteeing the reliability of the above publications.
the signatures of various mine owners and mine
operators bankers and business of Southern Ari
spent several days the property of the
CONSOLIDATED COPPER COMPANY met these
men, and personally know their enthusiasm and full
confidence in the CONSOLIDATED COPPER prop
erty and its technical management, and glad to
testify that the personal interviews which held with
the writer's of these letters proved that these
express but small part Of their confidence and be-
lief in the merit of the CONSOLIDATED COPPER
Mine and its future dividend paying powers.
Sincerely
(Signed) j. r. SNYDER.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-13
One of the Finest Plants IN
the Southwest Country.
Patagonia. Arizona,
April 3oth, 1919.

1kiit OOAHE -
10 WHOM 1T MAY CONcERN:
One OF the finest plants and one OF
the best managers In the Southwest
is in charge of your properties-con-
solidated Arizona Copper Mines Co.
Men who know mining, and who know
your property, believe in its future
believe it will substantially pay the
investors who are back Of the enter
prise financially. An unlimited ore
body has been exposed.
Continued development, under Mr.
w. J. Mitchell, will soon bring great
returns to all Interested. | have rinod
for twenty years in Mexico and the
States ! know every foot of the Pats-
gonla District. Your mine will make
one of the great ones.
(Signed)
ERNEST c SEAEI ES
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-13

AND IN IT 6RES Ed PAX les
FROM THE EAST.
All Well Pleased with the Fine Show
ing Made and the Brilliant
Prospects.
Wednesday the Consolidated Arizo-
ma Copper Company's Camp and mines
al Mowry were visited by Mr.. J. A.
Ritzler Of Kansas City, who is presi-
dent of the company, accompanied by
several shareholders in the enterprise
who reside in Gary. Ind.
Besides Mr.. RitZler the party EN-
braced Mr.. Raymond P. May of Gary.
Indiana: Mr.. J. R Snyder, manager of
the Gary Evening Post. and Mr.. H. H
Daugherty. scenic photographer, who
photographed many views of the prop
erty, the hoist, and general equipment
The party was Joined at Mowry BY a
number of Santa Cruz people, who
had been invited to meet the visitors
and inspect the property. Among
them were Mr.. Bracey Curtis, presi-
dent of the First National Bank of No
gales; Judge Frank J. Duffy, counsel
for the company; Victor J. Wager,
County Assessor; B. J. Jones, repre-
sentative of A. Steinfeldt & Co.; G. A
l+Odl&S. OF L4c f1dIOHIlCll RlAlAcs MI w O.
P Capehart, vice president OF the
Bank of Patagonia; Mr.. and Mrs. z. E.
Bethel or the Washington Trading
Company; Mr.. c. A. Pierce, e. NJ. and
Mr.. r. A. Cox. E. NJ. of the Pearce
Engineering Company at Patagonia,
Vanderw alker Brothers, owners of the
Bullwhacker Mine: Mr. c. b. Wilson,
owner of the Morning Glory Mine; Mr.
Grant Lewis. foreman of the Mowry
Mine: Mr. Fl. X. Welch. one OF the
owners of the Hardshell Mine; Mr..
Herman Bender, owner of the Bender
group Of Mines and General Manager
of the HardsheI; Mr.. Geo. D. Gross
and Fl. r. Stowe, of the Havalena Min
ing Company: Mr.. Chas. Miller, Mr..
W. J. Farragut. associated with the
Mowry properties. and Mrs. w. j.
Mitchell, General Manager OF the Con
solidated Arizona Copper Mines Com
pany.
In the forenoon the party made a
visit and inspection at the Mowry.
where the recent strike of high grade
silver ore has been made. From there
they proceeded to the FL Paso claiE 5,
where a sumptuous luncheon was serv-
ed by Mesdames Mitchell, Bethel and
Farragut.
After luncheon the party went over
the properties of the Consolidated
Company and made an inspection of
the machinery and workings of the FL
Paso group. Many members of the
party went down the working shaft,
now at a depth of 235 feet, and follow
ed the underground development, in
Guiding cross-cuts, from the $50 foot
level. These cross-cuts extend $50
feet north and south across the whole
ore body. and. a. yet. the hanging wall
has not been reached.
The formation was explained by the
engineers. and the prediction was
made that when the water level is
reached at depth Of about $50 feet,
sulphides Will come in. replacing the
present low grade leached rock form
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-13
Comment of the
Arizona Press

From the DAILY MORNING
OASIS" OF Nogales. Arizona. whose
publisher is Col. Allen T. Bird. We re
produce the following, in part, from
the issue of Friday, May ?. 1919:
CONSOLIDATED ARIZONA
COPPER MINES COMPANY
VISITED BY PRESIDENT
AND INTERESTED PARTIES
FROM THE EAST.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-13
PATAGONIA
DISTRICT
Most Highly Mineralized
District in Arizona.

Prof Chas. F. Willis, recent head
of Bureau of Mines of the Univer-
sity of Arizona, in writing Of Ari-
IONA mining districts, says;
"Of all the districts in Southern
Arizona, the PATAGONIA DIS
TRICT probably represents more
development and more production,
d greater naturalization, than any
other district. with the exception
of Bissbee, and possibly Ajo. and
in these cases, undoubtedly only be-
cause of their more extensive de-
velopment The opportunities in
the Patagonia District arc remark
able"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-13
GRANT LEWIS,
Supt. Of MoWry Mines.
(signed)

Mr.. Lewis is the partner OF J. c. De
vine, former superintendent Ray-Con-
solidated. and partner or c. A. Pierce,
General Manager Pierce-Gardner in
terests.
Mr. Lewis position as General Man
ager of the Mowry Mines, one OF the
great past and present producers OF
the Southwest. and his standing
among mine owners and mine opera
tors, give to his opinion and recon-
mendation full weight and credit.