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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-05
In Water Sand

Humble Oil and Refining company
No | on the Krieger farm in section
22, 4s.2w has encountered water
sand at a depth OF 275 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-05
Rebuilt Rig

The rig has been completed on Hum
-pilard No 3 in section %. 4s-2w
and drilling operations will be imme-
diately resumed. The well Is now
at a depth OF 1875 feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-05
In Section Is. 4s.2M

Humble-Perkins No in section Is,
4s-2w is drilling in red rock al
depth OF $50 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-05
Wen ON Woodruff Farm

Westheimer 4 Daube No on the
L. J. Woodruff farm in section Is.
4s-ew reached the top Of the sand
at depth OF l5eO-ieeO feet and is
producing $50 barrels
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-05
With the Oil NJ e n

j. oliver ls the new deputy oil
and gas inspector representing the
United States Indian Department, in
the fields OF southern Oklahoma Mr.
Oliver was formerly employed in
a similar capacity in the Tulsa dis
trict.
He succeeds Mr., Whitaker, who has
resigned his position with the Indian
department and who Is now in
charge of the leases of Westhemer
& Daube
Hon. w. II. Angel of Muskogee of
the land division Of the United States
Indian agency is here on business.
George Otey. of the Healdton Pc.
troleum company Is in Texas on busi-
ness for his firm.
Victor !. Pucini, president Of the
Daisy Belle Petroleum company has
returned to Ardmore after spending
three days on the Stroman lease in
the Hewitt field.
hIs uClIt lIistN 0hlAiNiNie
production will be made by wells now
coming in to prevent any decline which
may be threatened by the falling off
in production of some of the older
wells. He state sthat there are possi-
bi'ities of extending the Hewitt field
In almost any direction, with the ex-
ceptlon of the southern part THE
field has not as yet been defined,
says Mr.. Pucini. and there is a
large and rather promising territory
yet TO be tested
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Van WIKI
have returned from Holland and are
now OCCUPYING their home which Mr.
Van Wijk purchased for his family
before leaving for the old country
Mrs. Van WIKI had been away fol-
l6 months and Mr.. Van Wijk spent
ten weeks in Holland when he wen
after his family,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-05
OIL. NEWS
|(From Local and South Oklahoma Fields)

No swabbed $50 barrels at
depth Of l7l2 feet,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-05
Ga1yaway Farm

Humbie-Gazzaway No in section
10. 4s.2w is milling on the bit.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-05
SAVE THE MONEY, BOYS
Battle Cry of National Republicans
Changed By MuskOgee Bunch

Muskogee. Okla, Oct. 5.--Declaring
increased railroad fares made 1t i'm
possible for any large number OF
Republicans to make the trip, party
leaders today made plans to send
the Muskogee county delegation tc
the Harding meeting at Oklahoma
City in $50 automobiles The party
will leave here Friday morning at :
o'clock and will arrive in Oklahoma
City the night before the Republican
nominee is scheduled to speak Re-
publican leaders estimate the expense
OF travel by automobile will be APP
proximately slxty-five per cent less
than by train.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-05

An inventor has rotched the inner
sides of clothes pins to increase their
grip.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-08
VICTORY MEDALS
Being Distributed.
All Who Served In War Will Receive
Decoration
lEhlnhcthtovn New..

The Victor Medal, which IS to be
issued 20 every soldier, sailor ma
rinc. field clerk. or nurse who serv-
ed honorably for any period from
April 6, 1917. to November II,
1918. are being distributed. Execut-
ed IN toned bronze, the medal was
designed by the celebrated Ameri-
can sculptor. James Earle Fraser, 81
New York. under the supervision %
the Commission ~ Fine Arts. In
addition to the medal there have been
designed thirteen combat or major
operation clasps. and defensive sec
tor clasp which 20 on the ribbon with
the medal and also fye overseas ser
vice clasps FOR troops not entitled 20
battle clasps
Statistics complied since the arms
tirc disclosed that 4,76j.Ooo men and
women are eligible for the award
which will be- made thru the Adju-
tant General o. the Army.
To obtain medals IL Is necessary
for every applicant to follow these
instructions
An officers and men desiring the
medal will get In touch with the near
est recruiting officer or with the
commanding officer Of the nearest
army post. camp or station.
Officers IN charge at these various
places will determine after cXamina
uUu ~ discharge paper- the class 81
medal and The number 81 battle
clasps to which the applicant d en-
TITLED or forward the application 90
th, Adjutant General for further In
formation Il not properly supported.
the original discharge papers viii
tr,n be banded back 90 the man and
Oh, depot officer Of the Quatcrmas
ter Corps, Philadelphia. Pa. ordered
20 ship the media. direct 90 the re-
cOpicnt.
Should an apphcan, NOT live in a
town where there is post, camp or
recruiting station. be- should apply
hy mail 90 the nearest post or camp
Tor necessary forms. II bis dis
charge papers or other records DO not
substantial, bis claims FOR battle
clasps or other additional decora-
uons. they should be- forwarded o.
t1, Adjutant General Of the Army,
wtcr, search Of the records OF
hIs organization will be- made and
the exact medal and battle clasps
determined.
Nurscs will apply 20 the surgeon
| generals office direct.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-08
FOOD RIOTS
Becoming More Serious
In Germany.

4 despatch from Berlin TO the New
York World. telling Of food riots IN
Germany, says
The riots. which started in the in
dustrial town 81 Osnabrueck, and
thence jumped to Bremen. Ulmstadt.
Magdcburr and several smaller plac-
IS. today, broke out in Darmstadt,
Maglebcrg and several smaller towns,
all taking the form Of a pubic pro-
test against the high rost % living
by angry buyers. chiefly lncensed By
he high price ~ fruit But not stop
ping there, IN many cases the ring
leader. ~ the mob- hold forced bar
gain sales a. what they consider fair
reduced prcos, though more often
thg prolctarau simply solves tn
high op-t ~ living problem hy plum
dcring
IN some places the riots did not
stop % stormIug and selling out food
stores. bur cleaned out shoe store.
even dcpartmnt stores IN Geestc.
muenla. mar Bromcrhaven the crowd
captured local department storJ
and sold shoes priced az zoo mark
NORMALLY SGD for 30 20 80 mark
,normally $3.50 and Sll.5Ol. and
suits 90 80 marks The high cost
~ living situation. iu taking tie
form ~ riots, l. further aggravatco
by the popular irritation over o.,
newest tay provision which has jus.
become effective. requiring that M
per cent be- deducted by employer
from all wages and salaries and pa,,
into the state. Golfers on account
of the income taN
There Is serious talk ~ FAX riot
10 Berlin next week Every way,
Garner .s sore. but the organized
worker. particularly the radicals. 90,
rahlI r yaruu, parts Of Germany
and ro'og- FAX protests are pre-
dIefr.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-08
A Favorable Sign
In Kentucky

The election Of Joseph r, Boggs,
the present State Highway Commits
sioner. as State Engineer, Is one Of
the best things that has happened
recently In Kentucky. lie was chos-
en- by the State Commissioner APP
pointed by Governor Morrow in spite
Of the fact that Mr. Boggs is Demo
crat. The Bipartisan Commission
very wisely decided that politics
should not enter into road building
IN Kentucky and that only ability and
fitness should have any weight in the
selection Of the State Engineer
Mr. Boggs has proven his thorough
competency ANY other man would
have been an experiment. Mr..
Boggs Is IN touch. not only with the
entire road situation in Kentucky,
but also with the people. Any new
man selected would have taken a
year 10 get where Mr.. Boggs Is now,
even II he had the same degrte Of
competency II Mr. Boggs had been
q Republican We would have favor
ed his election because he has prov
en- himself a thoroughly competent
engineer.
Roads and schools are the two
things which must mark the progress
and advancement Of Kentucky, and
the injection Of politics into either
81 them would be baleful and in
furious influence The News con
graduates the State Commission up
on the selection Of Mr. Boggs, as
they have by this act started out
with the confidence and the respect
81 the people -Elizabethtown News
Evening journal., 1920-03-03
Dwellings and Business
Properties For Sale

Properties For Sale
ON CLAYTON STREET, BETWEEN LANCASTER AVENUE AND
sECOND-Three handsome, dwellings Stories
up-to-dae lot porch electric lighting
o. ADAMS STREET N THE 1000 BLOCK rAree-story brick
in splendid residential excellent
on EAST FIFTH STREET, IN 400 BLocKThreesory brick
dwelling and bath Lot 6zso convenient location close
on WEST THRTY-TiRD ST. block. 2-story brick
dwelling BATH porch hot air heat and electric Pos
VEST TWENTY FIFTH ST, 400 block 2story brick
bath porch heats lot 6 by so IT,; 30 days
splendid opportunity to acquire home in very good residential sec
we have several splendid business sites one corner in the SEQ
by Fourth Eighth Market
ness one Of these locations there are ye apartments containing
OF BRooME STREET, BETWEEN FOURTH AND EiGHTH-one
section story, rooms BATH
porch hot water heat plot 5oi2O with ample several
on CLAYTON STREET. BETWEEN LANCASTER AVENUE AND
SECOND 7room brick dwelling bath porcne
excellent condition screens for entire dwelling 60 with purchase
on MaDIsoN STREET IN THE 2eoo BLocKTvo-story brick
dwelling BATH heater, cellar equipped
w on SSTn Sa TREET THE COO COO brick build
and dwelling with attached paying excellent rentals
on BENNETT STREET, THE 200 BLocK-Two Groom brick
EAST EIGHTH sTREETA well-payng grocery
ON wrsT SETEESTn sTREET N THE 100 S
mon cellar gas and electric lighting square plan house on lot "a feet
on CEDAR STREET N THE 1900 BLocK-T,vo-story brick dwell
ns qs PSr 'Sq STREET Us ana N s E On 3 @ Possession june dDs n
and bath - Price rice $4,000 $50 o. Possession @ m& June June 25
EAST SIDE OF FRANKLIN STREET, BETWEEN SECOND
-Two-siory bath.
on WEST EIGHTEENTH STREET. IN THE BLOCK three
story bath porch cellar electric
lighting. June 20.
on VAN STREET BLocK-rhrec,story brick
three apartments OF
Possession Price $1,000
on TWENTY NINTH STREET JUST WEST aLARHET-Two-
dwelling and BATH porch
electric lighting Lot i6xoo Price
June %
Main Floor john Govatos Tenth and
Ford Bldg ps.i rst,.s Rrots Shpley Sis.
Phone 1852 Insurance in all its branches
TRAVELLERS CHECKS.
DRAFTS AND MONEY ORDERS TO ALL PARTS or THE
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FOR SALE-REAL HOMES
A New Operation Now Being
Twenty
seventh
and
Washington.
Completed.


and square plan, Dutch iall' effect with three
,,y,sL;sa. and four bedrooms hot water heat
N"Si"S'Oh teed, three porches front detached, pantry
and open fireplace with laundry in basement
colonial with real birch doors. All floors finished
give possession OF these houses
them highly Of the
finish Purchaser select the wal There three
select from they started last spring
them at 1919 prices
IN THE VICINITY OF NINTH AND JACKSON, NO ioii KIRK
including
condition screens awnings
shades etc. Possession in 30 days.
nice square plan house.
Second and Broome $500 with possession in 30 days
VERY DESIRABLE LOTS.
TWENTY SECOND AND BOuLEvARDIias frontage
1870 feet This lot paved both streets and the desirable
location in the city.
si5 splendid opportunity for building operation
BOULEVARD NEAR TwENTYsIxTH sTREET-ias two fronts
Boulevard extending through Franklin street 80 feet
by iif feet beautiful location
TyNENTY-NINTH AND FRANKLIN ONE BLOCK FROM THE
BOULEVARDSze 60 feet iS attractive homes
In course OF construction adjoining this property.
NINETEENTH AND TATN,L-Practicay new square plan cor
reception hail. pantry electric
condition This op
porunlty location eliminates which
it desirable.
TwENTYsEvENTH AND wAsIIINGToN-A new square plan
with bedrooms porch
immediate prop
erty quick sale desired Nothing like it for the money
CLAYToN-ev fouDeiroon property extra large lot
garage water laundry and pantry with sum
kitchen. Immediate be had required
CARROLL w. GRIFFITH
224 West Ninth Street
Open Tuesday and Saturday Evenings
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Ms;;zxM
Phone $40. 22e w. NINTH ST.

FOR SALE
1900 block, Franklin St.. 10 r, B. P. H W.
300 block. Concord Ave, G X, b, p.
2S00 block, Washington ST., 4. 3. P.
1900 block, West ST.. X, r, p.
1400 block. Van Buren 81. i2 r. r. p.
1900 block. Lincoln St, r. B. P, II W.
1900 block Lancaster Ave, r, b.
1900 block Pleasant St, r. b.
100 block, Lancaster Ave. rooms.
100 block, Rodney St, II. b. p.
1000 block. Pine St, X, h, r.
1000 block, kirkwood St, r. b.
100 block. King St. r. b.
700 block, French St, u Il, B.
1900 block. Walnut St. r. B.
900 block, Bennett ST.. rooms
300 block. Lombard St. S 4. X, T.
900 block. Lombard St, 9 4. B.
400 block, Pine St. ) X, r.
1000 block. " Fifth St, o r.
100 block, W Sixth St. r. b. p
1000 block, W. Tenth St. 10 r. Il. T..
200 block. r. Tenth ST.. 3 Il, u, T.
100 block, r. Tenth St., 9 n. Il.
800 block, r. Eleventh St, z r.. y.
mo Hitchem
ls2s WASHINGTON STREET.
Rents Collected. Fire Insurance.
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RIAL Esr,rE-FoR SALE.
REAL Esrarr-roR SALE.
FOR SALE

good business property near Market street contains
1900 square feet street fronts, ample side light very
desirable property for the automobile business for any
where there is ample light needed
-SEE-
William III. Bramble Company
PHONE 474 NO WEST NINTH ST.
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5 EAST THIRTY-SEVENTH STREET.
hot water heat and electric trees and
Possession April T.
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pn,.. ,v VIM AoNTpoNTsS s1s'. o-.... Stree.
les Only a Little while Until the
Frogs Begin to Pee i'm the Msrsh-
land and the Birds b B\ggim to Chirp
I'M the Trees
FIELDS ALREADY ARE TURNlNGP PEOPLE TO TIE
MUNDY s cos. LIST OF SUBURBAN HOMES ARE
LEGION.
Seven yerandas hot water heat cement cellar and
Twelve bath vsrania not water heat chicken house
ASHLEY
electric, garage immediate possession
HILLcREsT
BATH hot air heat electric chicken house.
GORDON HEIGHTS.
er @ Ts2 9sny 9n pas S6a91a od hsess so cement cellar s no
BELLEFONTE
Bungalow.
and sse aa s n n hss%6o R Gf o6 a' Pon s%3i % days gas
OAK GROVE.
Bungalow.
BATH yeranda heater cellar. and electric.
Possession
BRAcK-Ex
bath air cement cellar reception hail.
try, square plan
2615 MARKET STREET
Six reception hail. steam heat bath and electric Plot
1o8 NORTH coNNELL STREET ~
Esht rooms Veranda, bath heat gas cement cellar
EAST THIRTY-sEVENTH STREET.
Six rooms yeraRda not water heat gas and electric trees and
Is EAST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET.
Six enclosed porch, bath hot water heat and
171O WEST STREET
all conyeniences Rents 500 Price
AsHLEY-BUNGALOW
Five rooms porch BATH heat cement cellar gas and electric
1902 LANCASTER AVENUE
Eight rooms veranda BATH heat gas cement cellar
1928 WEST FOURTH STREET.
Eight rooms 1eranda, bath, heat, gas, cellar
252o WEST EIGHTEENTH sTREET-sLATE ROOF
Eight rooms, veanda, bath, heat, electric
1918 WEST THIRD STREET.
Six veranda, bath heat gas cement cellar.
800 WEST SEVENTH STREET
Eight bath, cellar,
1915 LANCASTER AVENUE.
yeranda, bath, heat gas Possession 60 days.
1o4 NORTH LINCOLN STREET
rooms, veranda bath, cement cellar, gas
L.
Seven rooms, veranda bth heat gas cemfnt cellar
$40 WEST SIXTH STREET.
Eight rooms bath, cement cellar.
1921 WEST FOURTH STREET.
Nine rooms bath house in good dcondlion
2238 PINE STREET-D1TTLE GEM
Kitchen heat gas and electric bath: house
perfect condition.
613 LOMBARD STREET.
.,ine bath Possession 80 days.
10 PINBsTREET
bath,
1915 LOMBARD STREET
BATH heat as
52s EAST fEvENTH STREET
Nine rooms, bath gas cement cellar
S. W. COR. EIGHTH AND KIRKWOOD STREETS
Restaurant cesf paror and apartment can for par Il
ticulars
MtNDY & co.
700 Market Street
Phones
nea, Estat, fneral Rens Nortrsse.
Open T1esdf ana Saturday Evenings Until
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I03 NORTH. CONNELL STREET.
Elght yeranda bath. heat gas, cement cellar.
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Is EAST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET
Six enclosed porch bath hot water heat gas and
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At Roselle. Del.

9 rooms, bath and hot water
heat. Almost new. Az less than
cost. Act quick
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Six reception hail. steam heat bath and electric. Plot
for
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1902 LANCASTER AVENUE.
Eight yeranda, bath, heat, cement cellar
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252O WEST EIGHTEENTH STREET-SLATE ROOF.
Eight veranda, BATH steam heat and electric
stationary tubs.
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BRACK-EX.
2615 MARKET STREET.

Six bath hot air heat cement cellar reception hall
try, square plan.
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1928 WEST FOURTH STREET.
Eight rooms, 1eranda bath, heat, gas, cement cellar.
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1918 WEST THIRD STREET.
Six rooms, yerands BATH heat, gas, cement cellar.
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$50 WEST SEVENTH STREET.
Eight rooms, bath, cellar, gas.
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GORDON HEIGHTS.
BELLEFONTE

bath yerandas, heater cement cellar and
electric pantry fireplace, hardwood floors.
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OAK GROVE.
Bungalow

Bungalow.
BATH heater cellar, electric.
garage. Possession 30 days
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ASHLEY-BUNGALOW.
rooms porch BATH heat, cement cellar and elec
Immediate possession.
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1710 WEST STREET.

TWO apartments, all convenences Rents 500 Pr
$1,000
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1915 LANCASTER AVENUE.
Six rooms veranda, bath heat Possession 60 days
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yeandas, cellar,
laundry pantry Possession 30 days
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FILLCREOI.
rooms verandas hot air heat electric chicken house,
age. Possession 80 days
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104 NORTH LINCOLN STREET.
Seven rooms veranda, BATH cement cellar, gas
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TWO srooms houses Madison Street Correctly priced
West Side Apartments for sale.
Corner property Market street. No phone Information
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square plan Dutch Haln effect, with three
and four bedrooms. hot water heat lgusrsn-
teed). three porches. front detached, pantry
and open fireplace, with laundry in basement.
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ASHLEY.

ngaow, veranda BATH heat cement cellar and
garage. Immediate possession.
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2238 PINE STREET-dTTLE GEM
Six rooms Kitchen heat gas and electric BATH house
IN perfect condition
The border vidette., 1920-01-03

To A. A. HOLLAND AND ANYONE
 ELSE INTERESTED:
 A A. HOLLAND, ESQ,
 Tucson, Arizona. Dear Sir:
 You are hereby notified that you have failed to carry out the terms and conditions of the con- tract entered into with me on the twenty tyseventh day of Feb ruary, 1919, under which. amongst other things, an option was given to you to purchase the Mammoth Claims, Nos. 3, 4, 2, 8, 9, 10, II, 12, IS, If, 15 Cor "WedgeO, IF. IS, 19, and frac- tional Claims, Missouri, Nam moth No. and Mammoth No. 6, and that you have not worked continuously in the development and mining of said claims as re- quired by the contract, nor have you sunk the shaft as required by the contract, nor have you run the cross cut as required by the contract,in addition to which in many minor matters and gen. erally you have failed to per form the conditions of the con- tract.
 I. therefore, notify you that you must carry out the said con- ditions of the contract and others not attended to by you, or I will cancel and terminate the same and all as provided for in said contract.
 R. R. RICHARDSON.
 Dated at Patagonia, Arizona, October 31st, 1919.
 First publication Dec. 20, 1919.
 Last publication Jan. IF, 1920.
The border vidette., 1920-01-03
FLUx MINING COMPANY.

According to statements of the management, the FluX Mining company, near Patagonia, now has about 1OO,O tons of silver lead ore blocked out in it's work ings which have been thorough ly explored to the depth of ap- proximately 13O feet, says The Patagonian.
 Of the total blocked out, about 6O,OOO tons is carbonate ore and the remainder sulphides. The company intends soon to start an active campaign of develop, mept which will require about six months to complete. When it has been finished it is the in tention to build 100 ton smelter. All of the necessary huxing ma terial is to be found on the prop erty, including manganese, iron, lime and silica.
 In all about 5 ,OOO feet of work has been done on the Flux mine up to date The most interest ing part of the property is the Glory Hole, starting at the sur face and extending to the 70 foot level. It is about 100 feet square and is one of the largest ever found in the southwest, being larger than the Copper Queen glory hole at Bisbee.
 On the 100 foot level the ore body shows 400 by 25O feet of solid carbonate ore. The change from carbonate to sulphides oc- CUTS about the 13O foot level. A winze on the 13O foot level has been sunk another 13O feet in solid sulphides.
 A 1OO-ton water gravity and Notation process mill is on the property.
The border vidette., 1920-01-03
NEW SUPERIOR PATAGONIA.

When Charles s. Ayers, pre- sidenJ of the Magma Copper company; w. c. Browning, gen eral manager of the Magma and the New Superior. Patagonia Copper company, and Mir. Wren, su perintendent of the latter com pany, visited the Three R mine, they arranged to get work start ed on E. large scale. While at NogaleS. they entered into a con- tract with Spiro Proto, president of the A ri2oua Gas and Electric company, to furnish power to the mine. The Magma company controls the New Superior-Pata- gOnia Copper company.
 The New Superior. Patagonia will now be one of the largest, if not the largest operating in Santa Cruz county. It will drill the Three F property and if re- suits justify. will work it on an extensive scale. A large force of men haS already been put to work at the Three R mine.- Patagonian.
The border vidette., 1920-01-03
NEW PLANT WILL BE BUILT HERE

With the announcement by Lytle s. Adams, manager of the Spiral Machinery company. that a plant would soon be erected by the company in this city, another important adjunct is added to the commercial activi- ties of the community. says the Nogales Herald. .-...-...
 The Spiral Machinery com pany which will engage in the manufacture of agricultural inn plements, of which the spiral blow is the principal, has pur- chased g. block of land near the Texas Oil company plant and erection of the assembling build ings of the plant will soon be in augurated.
 The land has 1,2OO feet of switching frontage on the South ern Pacific line and is ideally located for the expedition of business.
The border vidette., 1920-01-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
O25799

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
 U. $. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona, November 28, 1919.
 NOTICE is hereby given that Antonio P. Lopez, of Box 126, NOgales, Arizona, who, on Octo- Der 28, 1914, made Homestead Entry, No. O25799, for Lot 4, Sec. 30, T. 23 S., R. II E., S1 SE4, SE4SW4, Section 25, Town ship 23S.. Range 13-E., G. & S. R. B. 6 Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Three Year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, be- fore W. A. O'Connor, U. S. Com missioner. at Nogales, Arizona, on the 14th day of January. 1920.
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 Harry J. Saxon. Thomas Bayze, George Bayze, Fred. Noon, all of Nogales, Arizona.
 J. l.. IRWIN,
 1918 St. Register.