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CANADIAN GOLD MINE PRODUCED
 $12,500,ooo DURING YEAR

The question as to the worlds larg- est gold mine is probably settled With seven weekly periods remain solidated Gold Mines Co. of Ontario, Canada, reports profits to Nov. II amounting to $4,S50,904.64 This was the strictly operating profit and ex- elusive of special revenue. If the weekly rate of profit-winning con tinues to the end of the year, the grand total operating profit will be approximately $5,75O,000, says the Engineering and Mining Journal-Press of New York. Power troubles having arisen, it is possible the costs and ton mage milled will affect the profit as we'll as the output in the final weeks exceeded by $2.0S3, ,404 the dividend re quirements, which were $2.767 ,500 The tonnage milled, 1882 ,192, indi cates the management will almost reach it's objective. The aggregate for the year will be around 1,500,00C tons To the November date, the gross value was $10,977, ,982.17,. the | average per ton milled being $S.5G
 of which approximately 31c. was lost
 in tailings. Operating costs of s4
 4604 compare with $5.2641 in tn, same period in 1921. The averag, daily crushing was 4,070 tons. Givel
 immunity from power shortage, thu l Hollinger is within striking distance of a gross recovery for the year 0
 s12,50O,0OO.
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FIND BODY OF MAN
 DEAD FOR MANY MONTHS

DOUGLAS, Dec. 12.-The body of L. A. Bickle, former Douglas shelter man, was found in the tunnel of the abandoned Warren Basin mine near Twin Buttes yesterday by James Kelly and son and Kena French, who were looking over the property apparently had been dead for more than a year, and although the body was badly decomposed there was evi- dence that he was killed by some blunt instrument and thrown into the | mine tunnel.
 Bickle left Douglas about the time | the smelters closed down in 1921 l after announcing he was going into l Mexico to operate mine with T partner. He has never been seen or heard from since and it is cons1d cred probable that he met his death about that time He was a man oi about 30 years of age and had nc relatives in this district. He was g
 member of Bisbee Elks lodge 671.
 The property in which the body o | Bickle was found belongs to c. A Peckinpaugh and George Solomon and has not been worked for severa
 years.
 The body of Bickle was sent t' l Lowell where a coroner's inqueS | will be held soon. Judge w. c. Jock
 local coroner, and Deputy Sheriff W
 B. Thorpe went to the mine when tn
 report reached Douglas, but as tn property is in the Lowell district tn authorities of that district will handl the investigation.
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NURSE TELLS OF~\
 -.--} KILLING DOCTOR

FLORENCE, Dec. 6-Miss Gather inc Encinas, nurse, took the stand in her own defense this afternoon in her trial for the murder of Dr. w. G. Randall, prominent Florence phys ician, and testified that she fired the shot that killed Dr. Randall after he had treatened to kill her and armed with pair of scissors had started to rise from the chair in which he was seated.
 Miss Encinas told her story and made her plea of salf-defense before a court room packed with spectators who have followed developments since the ope ming of her trial two days age.
 Dr. Randall was shot and killed in Miss Encinas' apartment August 30 last. The defendant surrendered tc the sheriff's office immediately after the shooting
 Miss Encinas testified that Dr Randall had offered her $2000 fol some letters;" and that the shooting occurred after Dr. Randall called hel names, threatened her and started tt rise from his chair. Prosecution witnesses had previous ly testified that the course taken b! the bullet which killed Dr. Randall indicated that he had been shot whilt
 sitting down by a person standin: near him.
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development and subdivision of big local tract.
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SHERIFF'S SALE No. 732-B
The State of Arizona, Plaintiff,

The State of Arizona, Plaintiff,
 YS.
 Ben Standafied, Defendant.
 Under and by virtue of an Execu. ton and Order of Sale issued out oI inc Superior Court of the County of Greenlee, State of Arizona, on the goth day of October 1922, and to me as Sheriff duly directed and delivered, on the judgment rend cred in said Court, in the aboye-entitled action, on the 2Oth day of October 1922, for the sum of Two hundred thirty eight and 35llo Dollars {23S35) current lawful money of the United States of America, with interest and costs, have this day levied upon all the right, title claim and interest of said defendant in and to the following described Droperty, to-wit: Personal property Harness and Saddles, Horses, lI' Cattle. 12 Steers, 3 Bulls, situated IT Greenlee County Arizona.
 Public notice is hereby gwen Una, will. at the Court House door o the said County of Greenlee, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M, on Monda! the 14th day of January 1925, SCI at public auction to the highest ant best bidder for cash, ln la~lu
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FAKE OIL DRlLLER VIcTIMlZING TOWNS IN NORTHERN COCHISE

Several towns along the line of the Southern Pacific have been visi- ted during the past ten days by a man giving the name of Wilson, who claimed to be a representative of the Texas Oil Company of Dallas, Texas
 He first landed in Bowie, where he claimed that he had well drilling outfit on the siding at Tanque, near Bowie, and that he was going to start drilling for oil in the Bowie district. He engaged men to haul the drilling outfit to the field and then went to Horrence's LumheI Yard where he purchased lumber and timber to build the derrick, of fering to pay with a draft on { Texas bank for $200. He also hat a draft endorsed at local hotel. telegram was sent to the bank il Texas and it was discovered that tn, drafts were no good. Wilson wa apprehended just as he was abou 1 to leave Bowie and was made t give over the money. The next da
 word came from the Burns Detei tive agency that Wilson was wante
 in Oklahoma for a similar act. | Wilson next showed up at Benso
 with the story that he was about [
 start drilling at Fairbank. He cashe
 draft at the Benson Lumber
 Commercial company for lumber fc the derrick and secured $11.00
 change for the balance. Word cam
 back also that the draft was wortl
 less and that Wilson was wanted f'
 the same offense in several places
 Texas and Oklahoma.
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The State Hof ArlZona, ia
 Adolph Fritz, Defendant. --=sz--.-..-.--
 Under and by virtue Of an execu- tion issued out. of the Superior Court of iSrcenIee County, State or ATT zona in an action wherein The state of Arizona was Plaintiff, and Adolpn Fritz Defendant, upon 5udgmen' rendered on the 9th day of May 1922 in favor of said Pla1ntln anc against said. Defendant, for the sum of Twenty three and 42I100 Dollars 1923 42). current lawful money of fhe limited States. of America, with interest and costs, | have this \day levied upon all the right, title, claim and interest of said Defendant in and to the following described prop erty, to-wit:
 Lots ,, G., ', 30, 31, 32, Block | Bianes Addition to Clifton, Greenlee County, Arizona.
 Notice is hereby given that l Will on the 14th day of January 1925 tt 1O:Oo o'clock A. M. of said day, at fhe Court House Door of Greenlee County, State of Arizona, sell at public Auction, for current lawful money of the United States of Amerl- ca. all the right, title, claim and III terest of said Defendant i'll and to the above described property. or as much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said judgment, with inter est and costs, with accruing costs to inc highest bidder, for cash.
 Dated December 5th, 1922.
 JOHN B. BRADBERRY, Sheriff By HARVEY T. GRADY,
 Deputy Sheriff. 12-S-4t'
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THE ARIZONA COPPER COMPANY LIMITED, Incorporated under the Companies Acts 1862 to 1883 ana having their registered oHice at 44t Charlotte Square, Edinburgh.

Tn the Petition presented by the above named Company to the Lords of Council and Session ill Scotland
 (First Division,-Mr. Patton, ClerD praying their Lordships to confirm the Reduction of Capital as set out in said Petition, their Lordships have pronounced the following Order:- Edinburgh, 21st November 1922.
 ''The Lords having considered the Petition (allow it to be amended as proposed at the Bar) along with
 the Report by Sir George M. Paul,
 e. S., No. 31 of process (no An "swers having been lOdged) and ''heard Counsel for the Petitioners Approve of said Report, Settle the List of Creditors No. 19 of process
 Find that the creditors of the Com 1 "panv have either consented to the | said reduction or that their debts | ''have been secured, determined or dis
 charged: Confirms the reduction of 1 ''the Share capital resolved on by
 Special Resolution passed on 11th
 January and confirmed on 7th
 February 1922 mentioned in the ! Petition: Approve of the Minute 1 "set forth in the Petition: Direct
 the registration of this Order ant
 "said Minute by the Registrar O
 Joint Stock Companies in Scotland
 Direct notice of such registration
 when made to be given by advert
 "isement once in the "Edinburgl
 Gazette" and once in each of tn
 scotsman Glasgow Herald" "Nev
 Work "Herald''. and "The Coppe Era Clifton, Arizona Newspapers f Further dispense with the additio f ''of the words "and reduced" as par ''of the name of the Company all I 'Decern.'
 T "J. A. CLYDE, I. P. D. f A copy of the Minute referred Q in the above Order Is appended her h to, and a copy of said Minute, alon if with a copy of said Order has bee Q registered by the Registrar of Jorl V Stock Companies in Scotland. DAVIDSON & SYME, si w. s. Agent g, 2S Charlotte Square.
 if Edinburgh, 27th November 1922. d Copy Minute Referred To " "The Capital of the Company 70 "f715, 900 divided into the foi'owiI in 'shares and stock viz G32o o
 "preference stocG, of which issue ,t ''and fully paid f316,530, unissu of "e3, ,470 - e32O, ,OOO; 1,5So,0oo orc le mary shares of 5 each, of which. " "519 ,S96 issued and fully paid f3f II "974. unissued 6010f shares of Id leach f15,O26-9395,o00." ul 12-15-1tc .- .: =
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money of the United States, all the right, title,. claim and interest of the above named defendant in, of ana to the above-described property, or SO much thereof as may be neces- sary to satisfy said judgment ana costs of suit, and all accruing costs.
 Dated December 5th, 1922. JOHN B. BRADBERRY, Sherln. By HARVEY T. GRADY,
 Deputy Sheriff. 12-S-4tc
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NOTICE

You are hereby notified that the regular meeting of the stockholders of the First National Bank of Ciif- ton, Arizona, will be held at it's bank ing rooms January g, 1923, at 1880 o'clock P. M., for the purpose of elect ing Directors of the bank for the en- suing year and for the transaction or such other business as may property come before the meeting.
 w. E. MUNROE,
 Secretary
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Furnished and unfurnished houses
 . NAN PASSENGER, tf-
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the regular meeting of the stockholders of The Bank of Duncan, Duncan, Arizona, will be held at it's banking rooms on January Sth, 1923, at the hour of 800 P NJ. for the purpose of electing Directors of the bank for the ensuing year and for the trans action of such other business as may properly come before the meet ing.
 J. R. JONES.
 Secretary,
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FOR SALE

P acres-all under fence with three room house, garage, and three chicken houses, each 1Sx1S. Six acres fenced off with chicken wire for chicken yards. Six acres under ditch now Five additional acres can be put ur- der cultivation at small expense Land irrigated by pumping from Giia river alongside. One 8 H. P. engine, 1 in. and in. centrifugal pump on ground. Forty fruit trees, bear ing. A bargain to right party. Located twelve miles from Clifton Gooa market for produce, chickens anu eggs. Address Box c. Clifton, Ariz- tf-12-1522. lr-f -I 1 r-..-
 Miami-Texas Oil company to erect S30,OOO plant r. ..-e
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT oF eREENLEE COUNTY, STATE OF H'-0's'l, '>F < % -Aeriat 1a.v, D ','i
 777:s sse.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ' PROPERTY

The State of Arizona. Plaintiff.
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Mrs. Laura M. Hoyt Recommends
 Chamberlain's Tablets

T have frequently used Chamber lain's Tablets, during the past three years, and have found them splendid for headache and bilious attacks. I am only too pleased, at any time, to speak a word in praise of them . writes Mrs. Laura M. Hoyt, Rock port, N. Y.
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MlNINS
 November was marked by
 c+iffaning of the price or copper,
 ,,ous of new companies startlhe oi old ones increasing productlon- au, l ditional construction programs tthu 1 a general improvement in the siapo, si+nation. accordinng to Charles
 Willis. editor of the Arizona Mlhihs
 journal MT. Willis points to
 number of optimistic statemen's l which have come from outstanolns
 men in the industry recently
 | The Old Dominion Copper com
 nanv at Globe has announced plan'
 tn increase the capacity of its sneit or and later to convert the plas furnace of the plant to reVeroe!a , tory furnaces. The work will m 7 volye the expenditure of about S5o' 900, it is estimated. Ii A recent report from New Tor
 states: Copper sales are Ill tal , volume. Foreign sales are fan D Domestic buying good to the end c I the year, with fair volume for tn : first quarter shipment and wlt r. practically all producers quoting l q cents. Buyers are beginning to 100 e upon 1878 cent copper as cheap- l. Manufacturing
 r Manufacturing concerns of tn n state held their own. or increase
 production, during the month. Crean
 cries report production IS llmlte n only hv the amount of butterf; g available Lumber mills and othe
 industries in northern Arizona al
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18th, 1922.
Arizona Business Review

greatly handicapped by freight car shortage.
 Railroads
 Freight tonnage handled by the Arizona Eastern railroad during November was 2S7,524 tons, com pared with 3O5,441 tons during Oc- tober. "., s.ru HII
 The Southern Pacific is expected to spend $2,500,000 in relocating it's tracks and bridge and improving its facilities at Yuma. The new bridge will be of cantilever design, with a single span of about 500 feet, it is said. -a.
 Reports are current that the South ern Pacific of Mexico is undertaking a $10,OOO,000 construction program, from Topic to LeQuemeda. Banking
 | Bank transactions in most cities ! of the state showed increases over ! October. reflecting business condi tions Comparative figures. on total | checking transactions for all banks of the larger cities are as follows; | clearing house reports being giver for Phoenix and Tucson:
 City Nov Checking Oct. Checkine
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
RED CROSS PLEADS
FUNDS FOR NEEDY
South Bend and Vicinity Ask
ed to Aid Flood Suf-
ferers.

South Bend and St. Joseph county
is being asked to do its bit to aid in
the relief of the flood stricken suf-
feres in the Mississippi valley.
T. a. Hynes. chairman Of the St.
Joseph county chapter Of the Amer
lean Red Cross. Monday made a di-
rect appeal 10 public spirited
citizens for financial assistance for
the flood sufferers whose personal
property loss in many instances rend-
cred them homeless and penniless
The flood devastation during the
recent spring exceeded in many cases
the heavy damage of 1913 when In
diana, Ohio and other states were
hit by the overflow Of rivers. The
need for assistance is as urgent as
in that year. Mr.. Hynes said
The Red Cross campaign bears
the endorsement of PreS't Harding.
Checks for this purpose may De made
payable 10 the local Red Cross chap
ter which Will in turn distribute
them TO the general headquarters.
The appeal for funds is nation wide
and St Joseph county it is expected
will do its share in relieving the
wide distress.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
LIQUOR CASES Up
FOR TRIAL AFTER
COPS ROUND UP 8
Saloon Owner Admits Guilt,
Evading Jail-Second of
fender" Innocent?

Five defendants to charges OF
LIQUOR law violation appeared in city
oour, Monday and faced arraign-
ment IN CONSEQUENCE Of police activ-
ity saturday one OF them in sddi-
ton Will face trial for alleged soil
citing.
Charged Jointly with unlawful
possession OF a half pint OF colored
n.oonshine. seized by the police n
a Saturday raid upon Steve Fulop's
soft drink" establishment. 2e25 ".
Washington av, the proprietor and
John Paddle 739 ". Sample St. bar
tender waived arraignment. Fulop
pleaded guilty and in addition 70 a
fire OF 800 and costs was assessed
a jail sentence Of 90 days suspend
ed
Denies second Charge
Il was the second arrest on SINH
lar charges for Paddle. who entered
a plea Of mot guilty" and had his
hearing set for Friday. on April
II. the police swooped down upon
the w Washington av.. place and
took Paddle in custody with Il
Quart bottles and one two-quarc
fruit Jar filed with white mule"
whiskey. on this occasion he was
given a suspended To-day jail
sentence.
Joe MijotoV1ch sol s Scott ST..
another victim Of Saturday police
raids. pleaded guilty 10 unlawruI
possession Of two quarts Of moon
liquor and fined 500 and costs and
given a suspended sentence Of 12O
days IN jail.
Arrested on ". Huron st. when
he was discovered making a travel
ing saloon out Of a mammoth
truck, according to the charges.
Isaac Schankerman. 622 s. Colum-
bia St, disposed 70 stand trial ana
furnished appearance bonds for
Friday The truck, in which a
woman, whose name IS withheld, is
said TO have been soliciting. while
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS FOR
SCHOOL IIAI-.E co. III l-EIAA


Notice Is hereby given by the under
signed trustee OF German school town
ship, 81. Joseph County. Indiana, thar
on the 10th day Of June. 1922 al the hour
of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon az the office
OF W. W. Schneider. architect. located al
No. ID \. Main St. South Bend. Indiana.
sealed bids viii be received by said
school trustee for the purchase OF school
house construction bonds Of said town
ship In the aggregate sum of seventeen
thousand &17.O0O 0Ol dollars i'm de
nominations as follows. Twenty-One
bonds IN the sum Of seven hundred fifty
$4,000 dollars each and one bond in
the sum Of rve hundred $4,000 dollars
nrSt bond payable on the 18th day OF
December. 1922 and one bond payable on
the 10Th day Of June and the 18th day OF
December each year thereafter until az
bonds are paid, the said bond OF five
hundred tSJNOO0l dollars 10 be- the last
bond paid; bonds 10 bear interest from
June 10th. 1922. az the rate of FIVE per
cent per annUm payable semi annually /;
payable a Citizens National Bank In the
City Of South Bend. Indiana
said bonds shall be sold for no less
than par and accrued interest az the date
or delivery and 10 the highest and best
bidder for cash.
Bids must be accompanied by a certi-
fed check or draft in the sum Of three
man Township, st. Joseph County. Indi-
ana.
Should the successful bidder fail to
complete the purchase or said bonds his
said check or draft in the sum Of three
hundred 100000 dollars shall become the
property Of said German school township
The trustee and advisory board re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bids.
This issue has been authorized by 4
duly adopted resolution Of the Advisory
Board Of said township
Bids are 10 be in sealed envelopes ad-
dressed 20 the trustee Of German town
delivered 20 sat oF
W. W Schneider. architect
Witness my signature this 18th day OF
May, 1922
A. GLENN CARPENTER,
trustee OF German Township, St Jo-
seph County. Indiana
Nav *
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
If Ruptured
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16

Schankerman was dispensing liquor.
IS being held subject 70 eonfscauou.
Five pints Of bonded whisky or
James Gore brand IS held against
the defendant as evidence.
A nth defendant. Charles Lump
restaurant proprietor. 40 Chaplin
ST. also had his case set for triaI
Friday The police claim they
seized three quarts OF "moonshine"
liquor following a search OF his es-
tabiishmen-n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
LEGAL NOTICES

DlSSOLI TION-The partnership OF r
NJ McGreer and Geo. 81 Harlow doin z
business under the name and style o.
The Greerlo Co. was dissolved on
the 18th day Of April 1922 All bills
low due. 10 be presented 20 T. NJ Nc
Greer Tor payment The undersigned
will not be responsible for any debts
contracted under firm name OF GreeriO
Co after this date.
(SignedJ r II McGREER
GEO NJ HARLOW
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
BATTIES. PAJANIA CIAD.

NEW YORK. Nay f=-Eerause
ne refused 90 leave his home IN
paiamas and treat patient .1 q
taxi Dr Shirley Sprrgs found %
FIST fEht on his hands Sea0tF r'rf
on his doorstep he knocked out trr
solicitor for the patient
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
SING SING BOOTLEG

OSSINING. y. Y, May 15.-A
bootleggers bill for drinks served a
Sing Sing employe was refused by
the warden
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16

FOR SALE
New modern home on y Walnut.
near Laporte Av. Se.5oo 81 90 cash {.
$50 per month.
Seven room home. modern bat cleo
tricity. on Laporte Av., large iot- So
fnnul ON payments.
Seven room home on Anthony ST..
near Division s. Oo; SInoo0 cash.
$500 per month
Five room modern bungalow Emo River
Park hoU water heat; 100000 $500 0o
cash. $1,000 per month possession @U
days.
Six room semi bungalow on Misha-
waka Av Liviu- and dining rooms
finished fn oak Three BEDROOM
Double garage S6.1I0Oo.
w Is. NcHENR1
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Lincoln 1888 22u Farmers Trust Bldg.