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B. P. O. ELKs.

Many new members have enrolled
their names with the Los Angeles
Reunion Association, which will con-
vene next July at Los Angeles, Calf
The annual pool tournament this
fall promises to eclipse in the number
of entries that of last year. Valuable
prizes will be distributed to the win
ners.
Washington Lodge has accepted an
invitation to attend in a body the
grand carnival being given by the
Columbus Country Club at Fort Berry.
Va. the committe in charge having
designated Tuesday as special "Elks'
day" Robert e. Mattingly will de-
liver the address of welcome. Mem
bers are requested to have their auto
mobiles at the Elks Club at o'clock.
Beginning with October, the regu-
lar weekly sessions of the lodge will
be resumed, the first session being
October 6.
At the session of October. IS, a large
class of candidates will be initiated.
The dance committee announces
the discontinuance of the roof garden
dances, and the resumption of the
regular Thursday night dances in the
ballroom. A formal dance is to be
given the first Tuesday Of each month,
beginning with October
The regular weekly rehearsals iof
the Elks' Band will be resumed
October at 8 o'clock, and on each
Friday thereafter until further notice.
There is to be erected in a con-
spicuous place in the Elks' Home a
magnificent bronze tablet containing
the names of all members of the
lodge who served in the Army, Navy,
Marine Corps or Medical Corps during
the period of the world war
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ROYAL ARCANUM.

Relief Of Sick and Distressed Mem
bers'' was the principal subject dis
cussed at the meeting of Oriental
Council in Pythian Temple Tuesday
evening. after d report had been re-
ceived from Past Regent E. f. Bruce,
member of the Royal Arcanum Hospi-
tai Bed Fund Association A review
of this work was made by Past Grand
Regent ]. Ed Swaine. and further
activities along this line were out
lined by Supreme Representative
Charles J. James, Grand Secretary
Edwin A. Mess, Regent F. I. q. NC
Carten and Past Regent E. G. King,
Prizes in the membership camnaien
were distributed by Grand Regent
George NJ. Evans, who announced an
enlarged schedule of prizes for work
ers in the campaign now in progress
A class of candidates was initiated
in Kismet Council Thursday evening,
and plans for the winters. WORK wee
started by District Council Wednes.
day evening.
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MACCABEEs.

National Review balloted on a large
number of candidates at it's meet
ing Friday evening. Interest is he
ing. taken in the membership contest
under the direction of Capts. Chris
tina Schafer and Jenny Waddey.
Mount Vernon, No. 2. discussed
plans for Marathon Club at its
regular meeting last night.
Columbia No. 3, will entertain at
five hundred party at the regular
review meeting next. Saturday even
ing, 18th and E streets northwest.
Brightwood. No. will discuss plans
for the fall work at it's meeting to-
morrow evening.
Liberty Union. No. s. held a meet
ing Monday evening, having resumed
regular meeting nights after the sum
mer vacation.
Georgetown, No. 10, will complete
plans tomorrow evening for the dance
and rummage sale to be held in the
very near future.
Victory. No. II. will hold a bust
ness meeting tomorrow evening.
Bethesda Review. No. 9. will meet
IN REGULAR session October Z.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Annual installation of the officers of
the various councils of this jurisdic-
ton will take place at the hall, SOC
ID street, Wednesday night. The in
stalling officer will be State Deputy
Maurice J. McAuliffe, assisted by the
State Council officers. Members of
the Baltimore councils will attend.
Washington Councils officers will
exemplify the first degree of the or
der to a class of candidates at the
councils meeting Tuesday night. The
meeting will be addressed by the mas
ter Of the Fourth Degree. Charles w.
Darr,
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WANTS MILLION MEMBERS
International z. M. C. A. Commit
tee Launches Drive.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. September
25-The international committee of
Young Mems Christian Association,
together with the secretaries, num-
bering about $50, launched a drive at
a conference here to increase the
membership of the association to
1.O0O,0 900 The present membership,
according to Alfred F.. Marling of New
York. president of the committee, is
100000
Plans for the extension of the work
of the. organization also were dis
cussed. Mr.. Marling said in a state-
ment after the meeting.
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MASONIC.

LODGES.
Monday-Potomac, No. 5. special. NJ. NJ
Dawson. No. o. q pm. +. c.; 30
pm. E. A.; Pentalpha. No. %,
special, 7 pm, NJ. NJ.
Tuesday-Federal, No l. L. A.; STAINS
bury. No. "A, +. e.
Wednesday Hiram, No. 10. special. G
p.m., NJ. NJ; Harmony. No. II.
special. NJ. NJ: East Gate, No. "a,
special, NJ. NJ.
Thursday-Naval. No. 4. Z p.1..
NJ. NJ; National. No. u. pm.
NJ. NJ: NJ. NJ. Parker, Ne 81.
pm, NJ. NJ.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS
Monday-Mount Vernon No. 3. Mark;
Capitol, No. IL. ladies' night.
Observation-Disclosures, Nc. 1. special,
Il. A.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
Monday-Columbia, No. 3, degrees.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

| Grand Chancellor Frederick Yates
announces the dates of the annual
Grand Lodges visitations to the subor-
dinate lodges as follows: October s,
Syracusians, No. 1, and Rathbone-
| Superior. No. 80, Pythian Temple; DC
tober IL, Calanthe, No. II. Pyfhian
Temple; October 10, Capital, No. "a,
Pythian Temple: October 26, Myrtle,
No. 25, 316 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast; November 1, Amaranth, No.
%, Sth and F streets northeast; No
vember 10. Columbia. No. 26, Pythian
! Temple; November Is. Century-Deca-
tur. No. 80, Pythian Temple; Novem-
Der II. Mount Vernon, No. 5; Equal,
No. II; Hermione, No. IL; Union, No
l22, Pythian Temple: November %, Ex-
Franklin. No. 2; Webster, No. Z,
Pythian Temple.
Chancellor Commander Payne well
coined a large number of members
and visitors to Amaranth Lodge Mon
day evening. During the ceremonial
rank of esquire. j. L. Motyka, as
chancellor commander, and Cleveland
kennecutt. as prelate, participated in
the. work. Supreme Representative
Dickman addressed the lodge.
The roll call and smoker at Web
ster Lodge Tuesday evening was
largely attended. Chancellor Com
mander McGrew presided. and Mr..
Ruckert. a member. rendered piano
selections. Grand Chancellor Yates
and others addressed the lodge. Past
Chancellor Cartel presented the lodge
his membership certificate, one of the
first issue of over fifty years ago,
which the lodge accepted with a rising
vote of thanks. Refreshments were
served. The page rank is scheduled
for Thursday evening.
The recent festival given by Column
bia Lodge was the social event in
Pythianism, celebrating the liberation
of Italy and the confederation of all
Italian states. Chairman Girardi pre-
sided. Rev. r. c. Marseglio Offer
ed the invocation. Rev. J. C. Pal
mer delivered the address. Grand
Chancellor Yates presented the best
wishes of the members of the or
der on this, Italy's natal day The
lodge will hold a special convention
for the purpose of comforting the third
rank Wednesday evening.
Grand Chancellor Yates, assisted by
Grand Prelate Henderson, installed
the master-at-arms and inner guard
of Capital Lodge Tuesday evening.
Minion Lodge will have work in the
esquire rank Tuesday evening.
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R. O. q. A. M.

Several members of Cootie Oriental
Court. No. l. attended bazaar at Balls
ton, Va, Friday night. The bazaar was
given under the auspices Of Balston
Council, No. 221, Of Virginia
The court also continued its visiting
Tuesday night when several members
visited Friendship Council. No. /. at
Seat Pleasant, Nd. Friendship Council
had an Initiation on hand and several
members Of the court participated in
the degree work
Addresses were made by Past State
Councillor Walker, State Vice Councillor
Lanham., Prince Thompson, Prince ]. E.
Flynn and others. The councillor of
Benning Council stated that he was 60
ing to bring about twenty candidates
over for the court in October. Before
the meeting closed several members OF
Friendship Council handed their appli-
cations to PRINCE Thompson.
The court will visit J. Morgan Reed
Council, No. 2, at Mt. Rainier, Md,
October l, and all members are re-
quested to meet at 5th and G streets
northwest at 80 pm. and proceed in
a body.
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preside as matron. At it's last meet
| ing the officers entertained the chap
ter with tableaus. assisted by the
choir. and presened the chapter with
| three handsome chairs for the east.
| Plans were completed at Ruth Chap
| ter's meeting Monday night. for the
| visit to Alpha Chapter, Baltimore next
| Tuesday. After the degrees were con-
! ferred on several candidates, H. S.
| Omohondro addressed the chapter on
the carnival to be held in the Masonic
Hall at Brightwood. beginning Oc-
I tober 1.
Friendship Chapter will resume it's
meetings for the fall and winter ses-
sIons Tuesday evening, at which time
the degrees will be conferred.
Temple Chapter will have work to-
morrow evening, also donation night
for the Eastern Star Home. Worthy
Matron Fannie Lyles announces
bazaar and dance at Masonic Temple,
october T.
The regular meeting Of the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home Board
Auxiliary is to be held tomorrow at
1870 pm. at New Masonic Temple.
Naomi Chapter. No. 8. will have
charge of the religious services at
the Masonic ana Eastern star nome
this afternoon at 3 pm. Rev. How
ard l. Stewart of the Second Baptist
Church will conduct the services.
Automobiles will meet the cars at
Georgia avenue and Rittenhouse
street at ? pm. Mrs. E. w. Wheeler
will hive charge of the music.
Columbia Chapter will confer the
degrees tomorrow night. The date
of the visit to the home will be an
nounced also at that meeting.
morrow night, followed by an enter
tainment in charge of the men of
the chapter Matron Luella Gardner
will advance the line October IL.
Fidelity Chapter. No. 10. at it's COM
munication September IA, was ad-
w. Cowles and Grand Lecturer NJ. E.
Teachum. followed by dancing and
entertainment in the banquet hall. A
meeting will be held Tuesday in the
New Masonic Temple. Miss Ruth f.
Sudwarth, chairman on entertain
ment, announces that dance will be
held October % at the New Ebbitt.
1t is also announced that a rummage
sale will be conducted at 17151a 7th
street northwest September 20, Octo-
Der 1 and 2.
A grand visitation of the grand
chapter of Baltimore is to be made
to Birmingham Chapter, Beltsville,
Md. October 5. Degrees will be con-
ferred
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EASTERN STAR.

At Martha Chapter Friday evening
The line officers will be advanced Miss
-. ARlh Briggs, associate matrop, will
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

The Daughters of America Dramatic
Club, under the auspices of the Amer
lean Red Cross, Thursday evening en-
tertained the soldiers at Walter Reed
Hospital, playing the two-act drama.
THE Last Loaf" This is the first of
a series of plays to be given by the
club during the Season. Among those
present were Mrs. Naomi Swami, ma
tional councillor; Mrs. Sadie Levy, as
sociate past state councillor. and Mrs.
Louise A. Grubbs, president of the
club. The play will be repeated Oc-
tober /, at Northeast Masonic Temple,
for the benefit of the Patriotic Or
der of America.
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ODD FELLOWS,

Columbia Lodge, No. 10. will confer
the second degree Thursday evening
under the direction of Charles Shack
elford, degree director. Charles Lock
head has been appointed captain of
the bowling team. The lodge will
have a "roll-call'' Thursday evening,
followed by refreshments.
Mount Nebo Encampment will meet
tomorrow evening. The golden rule
degree will be conferred. At the last
meeting the royal purple degree was
conferred on Edward A. Brashears,
the patriarchal was given Thomas
White and Fred A. Silloway completed
his membership on transfer certificate.
An interesting program of entertain
ment under the supervision of Past
Grand Patriarchs Grumley and Tay-
lar was given.
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Capitol Chapter. No. II, r. A. NJ.
will hold a ladies' night tomorrow in
Northeast Temple, Sth street between
e and + streets, at o'clock.
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Columbia Council. No. 8. Royal and
Select Masters, will hold its regular
assembly in the chapter chamber
Wednesday evening and confer the
Royal and Select degrees.
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Master Montgomery Hunter will
hold special for Potomac Lodge, No.
8, Monday evening at 1880 o'clock for
the NJ. NJ.
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The Triangle Club of Masons of
the Department of Agriculture will
hold it's. first of series of dances
October 4 at the Arcade ballroom.
The dances are given by the club
on the first Monday of each month.
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Members of the Ancient and Ac-
cepted Scottish Rite are to meet Tues
day night, when plans will be dis
cussed for the reunion to be held
October 25
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Arrangements are about completed
by kallipolis Grotto for the harvest
ceremonial TO be staged October at
Cid Masonic Temple. Monarch Charles
=. Stevens has sent to the member
ship an artistic circular descriptive
Of the affair, coupled with the adj
monition to be among those present.
Past Monarch Charles d. Shackelford
and the degree team will display their
talents as actors.
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William l.. Boyden has been Sc
lected temporary secretary of the
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of
Washington because of the death of
the secretary. Elmer E. Simpson,
which occurred Monday.
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East Gate Lodge. No. "a, will close
the most successful Masonic year in
its history with a special commune
cation Wednesday evening, a. which
time the master Mason degree will
be conferred upon "a large class of
candidates.
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Potomac Chapter, No s, r. A. NJ,
will have the Past and Most Excellent
Masters degrees Tuesday evening,
with Captain of the Host Robert j.
Michael and Scribe Grover E. Payne
heading the official lines.
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Miriam Chapter will have work to-
morrow night, followed by an enter
the chapter. Matron Luella Gardner
will advance the line october IL.
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Columbia Chapter will confer the
degrees tomorrow night. The date
of the visit to the home will be an
nounced also at that meeting.
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Hiram Lodge, No. 10, held a special
communication "Wednesday at
O'Clock for the purpose of attending
the funeral of its member, Elmer E.
Simpson, who died Monday.
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George C. Whiting Lodge. No. %,
evening and confer the NJ. NJ. degree.
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De Molay Commandery, No. 4,
Knights Templar. will confer the
order of the temple Tuesday evening,
didateS.
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Friendship Chapter will resume it's
meetings for the fall and winter ses-
slons Tuesday evening. at which time
the degrees will be conferred.
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A grand visitation of the grand
chapter of Baltimore is to be made
to Birmingham Chapter, Beltsville.
Md. October S. Degrees will be con-
ferred
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The regular meeting Of the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home Board
Auxiliary is to be held tomorrow at
1870 pm. at New Masonic Temple.
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Monarch Charles a. Stevens of Kali
1ipoliS Grotto has returned from
Atlantic City, where he conferred
with those who are arranging for
the Supreme Council convention to
be held there next year. The con-
vention will be June 81. IS and 20.
Dance dates for the Grotto for the
season are announced. as follows: No
vember l and %. December 16, Janu-
airy is. February %, March II and
April 13.
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Temple Chapter will have work to-
morrow evening, also donation night
Tor the Eastern Star Home. Worthy
Matron Fannie Lyles announces
bazaar and dance at Masonic Temple,
october Z.
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Ray-Immediate resumption of ope- rations at Ray Silver-Lead property reported
 Tucson-Good body of silver ore opened up in Arizona -Tonopah proper ty.
 Phoenix-Millions of dollars worth of road equipment available to Arizr ona through passage of Kahn bill.
 Crown King-Work on oil Cougar property resdmed.
 Phoenix-First car of 1920 Arizona wool brings 80 cents lb. in. Boston
 Phoenix-Decided improvement rc ported in stock ranges. S
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Development at the Flux mine a Patagonia are progressing favorably Last Thursday a cross-cut was start. ed east, from the station to the winze. The cross-cut practically started in ore and up to last reports received from the mine 15 feet of excellent ore had been cut and the face of the drift was still in ore. This is the largest strike of ore made so far at the mine and the grade is excep tionaliy good.
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Phoenix-Purchase of the town of Marinette. IA miles northwest of Phoe- nix, and 5000 acres of land adjacent, for $1,00O,O 900, was announced by the Southwest Cotton Company, a cotton producing subsidiary of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber company of Akron, O. R. P. Davie of Phoenix is the previous owner
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tain playground.

Tucson-A defective bale on a smelter pot cost the Arizona Copper Company a verdict of $25,0O0, in the federal court when judgment was rem dered by the jury in the case of Char les Roy Buckalew, after two days trial, in which the plaintiff was rep resented by James R. Dunseath and L.. Kearney.
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STATE SETTINGS

Tucson-H. B. Wales, supervisor of Coronado forest returned from the Chi ricahua mountains, where he went over the route of the proposed road to give the people of Douglas, Bisbee, Wilcox and Bowie access to the noun
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Phoenix For the purpose of secur- ing needed legislation, the state board of health is conducting health sur vey in order to secure as acurate an idea as possible of the health condi- tions in this state, that the different
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from the 25th infantry at Camp Ste 'phen D. Little and with having chok- ed and robbed an aged woman, Law renee Lightfoot today was arrested |. by custom inspectors and turned ovel to the military authorities.
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Yuma-Electric power generated in the Sierra Nevada mountains of eastern California now is being used for pumping for irrigation on farms in the south Gila valley, ten miles east of Yuma.
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Yuma -Sixty-two thousand second feet of water in the Colorado river will reach Yuma May 22nd, according to advice from the weather bureau forecaster, at Denver, Colo, received at the Phoenix office of the weather bureau.
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Globe-An unusually rich strike was made yesterday on the Sunshine claim of the Globe Bullion group, according to Professor William Bucklen, who arrived in the county seat this morn- ing. Professor Bucklen, who owns all
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Flagstaff-A s1Oo,Oo hunting lodge and moving picture headquarters are to be constructed on Mormon Lake, 25 miles couth of FIagstaf.
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of the group with the exception of the Sunshine claim, brought with him rich specimens containing high gold and silver values. The Sunshine claim is the property of Charles H. Long proprietor of commercial printing establishment in the county seat.
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Willcox-The Red Mountain Copper company, of which E. J.. Jackson is superintendent, is now doing lot of work. It employs about fifteen men and will be taking out car of ore daily in the near future. The ore vii be hauled in trucks to Wilcox for shipment to the smelters at Ell Paso. The ore assays about 12 ounces in silver and runs about g per cent copper. i
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Phoenix, x,-The United States sur veycr generals office for Arizona has approved mineral survey covering the Great Northern, Grizzley and Peru lodes in the copper mountain district of Greenlee county, claimed by the Phelps Dodge corporation, according to statement at the surveyor gene- rars office this week.
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communities may cooperate il de manding from the legislat-dre laws that may be found necessary.
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Eastern advices are that the selling of copper to France has begun under the new credit arrangement, and that several million pounds have been taken for immediate delivery. Still further orders may he expected, to- taling from 1O,0OO,000 to 2O,000,00f pounds additional. Belgium and Italy, it is expected, will shortly enter the market under the credit arrangement and prosperous season is looked for in the copper industry.
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of two patented groups and one un-
 patented groue of mining claims ad- joining the. Old Dominnion on the
 north ard west is the latest inning transaction of importance in the Mia
 m'.-Globe district The price is over i, 'S5O,0O0, substantial consideration in visw of the fact that it is essenti- ally a cash sale, most of the money having already been paid.
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Hachita, N. M., May s-The Easter Sunday discovery shaft of the Little Hachet Mining company is still in ore. A drift is now being driven to determine the correct angle of the formation and such work is all in ore.
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Globe-A deal involving transfer
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Nogales- Charged with desertins
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Prescott-Mr. McNulty of the Mo Bride -McNulty Copper camp on Cop per Creek is in the city looking after the shipping of ores from the camp He is delighted over his road which has been built at an expense of $S,000, and the big truck which is bringing in to Prescott four tons of ore per day
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CONCENTRATES

Wickenburg, Arizona.-The placer ground below the town of Octave is being prospected by churn drill with satisfactory results to the operating company. More than 25 holes have been drilled from 16 to 65 feet deep, located about 1000 feet apart to de- termine placer values above bedrock, for dredging or steam shovel develop. ment.
 Prescott-D. J. Sullivan of Congress Junction is in the city from the mines He reports considerable activity in the Rich Hill section. Some par ties have taken working bond on the old Johnson vein on Rich Hill. They are hauling out considerable machinery and supplies and the re. port is current that; big work is con |templated.
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