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Evening star., 1925-11-04
P.ALACE-"GO Vest"

Buster keaton and his beautiful
COW. Brown Eyes. will romp across
the screen at Eoew's Palace all next
week when Metro -Goldwyn will pre-
sent. for the first time in Washing
Ton. Busters new comedy. GO
West described as comedy of the
wide, open spaces where COWS are
COWS. 4 human east including How
ard TruSedale. Kathleen Myers and
others will support Buster and Brown
Eyes.
GO Vest Is the story OF young
man with personality that fails to
register and who tries for fame and
fortune without success I'm the cotton
fields of Dixie and the lumber camps
of the North. Drifting West he
Immediately finds d kindred spirit in
Brown Eyes. the COW. and there il
is that he attempts to master the
hazardous art of punching cattle and
playing stud poker
Added features will include the
juvenile comedy. Baby, Be Good
Pathe News and Topics of the Day.
Evening star., 1925-11-04
EMPIRE.

Sunday and Monday. Clara Bow and
George Hackathorne in Capital Pun
ishment.' and comedy, Macs Beth:
Tuesday and Wednesday, Irene Rich
In "A Lost Lady" and comedy.
"Stra nded". Thursday. Mae Busch and
Frank Mayo in The Tri1ers." and
comedy. THE Lucky Accident" and
Fox News: Friday. Maurice tHefty)
Flynn in Heads Up" and comedy.
Too Much Mother-in-Law'': Satur-
day matinee. . PM. William Mix in
Ranger Bill: comedy. Assorted
Nuts, Fox News, and episode S of
Play Ball matinee and evening.
Evening star., 1925-11-04
Sophie BRASLAI-Thursday.

Sophie Rraslau. the American con-
tralt". will he the third offering Of the
Ten Star Series presented by the r.
Arthur Smith Concert Bureau al the
National Theater Thursday afternoon
AT 4:3o o'clock. Gifted by nature wit h
voice Of great richness and range.
Miss Bra slau has developed it to such
high point Of efficiency in interpret
ing songs that she stands pre-. eminent
in the ranks OF recital artists OF today.
Tickets for the recital may he oh
1ained al T. Arthur Smiths Concert
Bureau, $50 G. street northwest.
Evening star., 1925-11-04
GabriIowitsch. Bauer, November .

Mrs. Wilson Greenes course of eve
ming concerts at the Washington Audi
torium Will be opened Saturday eve
ming. at $50 O'Clock, when OSsip
Gabrllowitsch. conductor of the Detroit
symphony Orchestra. will appear in
a two-piano concert with Harold
Bauer, the noted piano yirtuoso.
The program follows: Concerto in
c Minor" Bach Bauer. .'Impromptu
on A Theme by Schumann" tReinecke)
'Varia tions on a Theme by Haydn
(Rra hms). IA Romance" thl 'NalSe'
Arenskyl: taD "Menuet," (b, "Scherzo'
Saint -Saens,.
Seats are on sale at Mrs. Wilson
Greene's concert bureau, in Droop's
1900 G. street northwest
Evening star., 1925-11-04
MUTT TUAL-"HoIIywood Scandals. "

Minnie Bud Harrison heads the
Mutual show next week. Miss Harri-
son is to huTlesque what woman stars
are To the legitimate stage. In addi..
tlon are Kitty Phillips. Goldie Mar
tell. George Hart. Fred Reese. Art
Brooks and spirited chorus.
Hollywood Sea ndals" is the title
Of the hurlesque. which presents p
series of trayesties on the latest
Rroa dOav successes
Evening star., 1925-11-04
OLYMPIC.

Cody in "A Slave of Fashion; Mon.
day. Raymond Griffith and Mary Brian n
in Hes a Prince; Tuesday. Lillian
and Dorothy Gish in "Romola"; Wed.
nesday, Jacqueline Logan and Give
Brook in Playing With Souls"
Thursday, Louise Dresser in Rex
Beach's The Goose Woman: Friday.
Buck Jones in THE Timber Wolf:
Saturday, Owen Moore and Madge Bel.
lamy in The Parasite"
Evening star., 1925-11-04
Surplus Steam Now Stored.

BY means of a simple device, sur.
plus steam may now bestored. accord
ing to the Swedish Academy of Engi.
neering Science, which has recently
awarded a gold medal TO the inventor.
The steam thus stored may be pro-
duced during slack hours and held in
a reservoir until ready for use
Evening star., 1925-11-04
AVENUE GRAND.

Sunday and Monday. Wilma Banky
and Ronald Colman in THE Dark
Angel and cartoon comedy: Tuesday
and Wednesday, Lillian and Dorothy
Gish with Ronald Colman in "Ro-
mola"; Thursday, Lon CLANCY in THE
Cnholy three" Aesop Fable and Pathe
Review; Friday. Douglas MacLean in
Seven Keys to Baldpate." cartoon
comeds' and Sportlight: Saturday. Jane
Novak and Robert Edeson in THE
Danger Signal" Spat Family in Wild
Papa" and Ace of Spa des" No. >
Evening star., 1925-11-04
DEMBARTO\.

Sunday. Alma Rubens and Lewis
Stone in Fine Clothes: Monday. Bet
ty Blythe and Pauline Garon in
speed. Tuesday. Patsy Ruth Miller
and Lou Tellegan in Those Who
Wednesday. Gloria Swanson
in Coast of Folly" Thursday. Rich
ard Rarthelmess and Bessie Love In
soul Fire: Friday. Irene Rich and
Matt Moore in "A Lost Lady: Sat
urday. Tom Moore in Riders of the
PlIrple Sage
Evening star., 1925-11-04
APOLLO.

SUNDAY and Monday. Ramon No
varro in THE Midshipman" and car.
toon comedy: Tuesday and Wednes
da". Norma Talmadge in "Graustark"
and o. Henry's comedy. Shoes:
Thursday. Irene Rich in THE Wife
Who Wasn't Wanted" and Stan
Laurel in Navy Blue Days: Friday
Monte Blue in The Limited Mail"
Aesop Fable and novelty reel, Alice
Solves the Puzzle: Saturday, Para
mounts Rugged Water" Sennett's
Cold Turkey" Sportlight and The
Ace of Spa dos" No. 3.
Evening star., 1925-11-04
Rs..ETO-"Souls for Sale"

Souls for Sale" suggested by David
Graham Phillips novel. Garland &
Co." is the feature picture at the
Rialto next week beginning Sunday,
with Claire Windsor and Eugene
O Rrien in the principal roles.
1t is said the production is lavish
with dazzling display of feminine
tinery. Miss Windsor wearing more
than 26 Paris creations throughout
the picture.
The story concerns Young and
beautiful girl. who. used to the luXu-
ries OF life. loves and marries poor
but ambitious Young business man.
While building mp his business he
neelects his wife, who turns to others
Tor her entertainment. Clothes are
her obSesSion. How she gets sable
coat and the complicati tionS that follow
lead to a dramatic climax.
The cast supporting the stars in
cludes Eileen Percy. Claire Adams.
Anders Randolph. Edith Yorke and
George Fawcett
Evening star., 1925-11-04
TAKOAIA.

Sunday and Monday. Rim Tin Tin az
the fighting dog. in Tracked in the
Snow Country; Pathe News. comedy:
Tuesday. Antonio Moreno and Patsy
Ruth Miller in Her Husbands Sc
cret''; comedy. Neptune Stepdaugh-
ter; Wednesday. Weber and Fields in
Friendly Enemies; comedy and nov
city, I'm a Spiders Grip: Thursday,
Lewis Stone in The Lady Who Lied;
Ralph Graves comedy, "Bashful Jim >;
Friday, Gloria Swanson in The Coast
Evening star., 1925-11-04
New York symphony. November 10.

The New York symphony Orchestra,
Walter Damrosch. conductor. will
open its 1925-26 season In Washington
At Polls next Tuesday afternoon with
the first Of a series of four con
Certs to he given in Washington this
season.
The program will include Tschai-
kowsky's "Pathetique Symphony"
Brahms Academic Festival over
ture." Debussy's 'Scherzo from String
Quartet" and two arias by Bizet and
Giordani. Other concerts will be give n
December s, with George Gershwin as
soloist; February (all- Wagner pro-
5ram) and March 16.
Evening star., 1925-11-04

Here Is the easy. inexpensive way
to keep your hair stylishly correct.
youthful and simply beautiful. When
combing and dressing your hair Just
moisten your hairbrush with a little
"Danderine and brush it through
your hair. The effect is startling!
Your hair will appear twice as thick
and heavy-sparkling with life and
possessing that Incompatible soft
ness. freshness and luxuriance and
just delicately perfumed.
While beautifying the hair, Dan
derine' is also toning and stimulating
each single hair to grow thick, heavy
and stron2.> Hair stops falling out
and dandruff disappears. Get 35-
cent bottle OF "Danderine" at any
drug or toilet counter and just see
how healthy and youthful your hair
appears after this delightful refresh
ing dressing.
Evening star., 1925-11-04
GtYETY-"Bathing Beauties. "

In new dress and with n new series
~ scenes and situations. 'Ruhe" Bern
STEMS Bathing Beauties" will ap-
pear at the Gayety Theater next week
beginning with Sunday matines
Always great comedy show.
''Ruhe' this season is said to have
eclipsei his former fine attractions
by securing as his chief comics Jack
Hunt and Clyde Bates for truly hui
morOus and novel situations. Dudley
Farnsworth Is the straight man. and
Winnie Phillips. pretty blonde in
genue: Marie Hart. singing soubrette:
Dorsey Byron. blues" singer; Max
Stamm. a versatile character man,
and Ethel Bailey, from Keith vaude-
vile. in the prima donna role, are
important factors in the entertain
ment. Aaron and kellty. colored
hooters" and IS really good looking
chorus misses are added features
Evening star., 1925-11-04

mans Wife: Wednesday. Laura La
Plante in Dangerous Innocence" -:
Thursday. Harold Bell Wright's The
Re-Crea ton of Brian Kent; Friday.
Hoot Gibson in The Saddle Hawk" ~:
Saturday. Douglas Fairbanks in The
Thief of agdad "
Evening star., 1925-11-04
RAPHAEL.

sunday and Monday. Lon Chaney,
Matt Moore and Mae Busch in THE
Unholy Three" also "Adventures OF
Maize No. |. Amazing Maize:
Tuesday. Rebe Daniels in The Mani
cure Girl" Dinky Doodle cartoon.
Three Bears; Fox News. also anna
Evening star., 1925-11-04
A NJ L S E NJ E n T S

known to fact or legend. which wan
der through the action of the picture
with life likeness, towering above the
pygmN humans whose lives they
threaten, eating from the tops of
trees, dragging their great lengths
through the iungIes. The climax is
reached when giant brontosaurus
breaks loose In the streets Of London
and spreads havoc over the entire
city.
interviewer With the wonders Of
the lost world" is romantic mar
rative, in which Lewis s. Stone,
Bessie Love. Wallace Beery. Lloyd
Hughes, Arthur Hoyt. Alma Bennett,
Virginia Brown F'aire. Leo White and
Bull Montana appear.
Evening star., 1925-11-04
COIJ,MRIA-.'The Gold Rush"

Such is the ever increasing demand
for admission to see Cha arlie Chaplin's
latest picture. The Gold Rush" that
it seems likely the picture will be con
tinued into a third week, displacing
for the time the proposed showing of
The Merry Widow" Definite an
nouncement OF the fact has not been
made. however. by the theater man
aEement.
Evening star., 1925-11-04

teur contest at o'clock: Wednesday,
Lewis Stone, Percy Marmont and AL
ma Rubens in Fine Clothes: com
edy. Solid Ivory; Thursday. Ricardo
Cortez and Jetta Goudal in The Span
lard; comedy, Short Pants; also gift
night: Friday. Barbara La Marr In
THE White Monkey; comedy, Ralph
Graves in "Cupid's Boots; also Sc
cret Service Sanders" No. .: Satur-
day. sgd Chaplin in "Charley's Aunt;
comedy. Jimmie Aubrey in Home
Scouts; also "Perils of the Wild. :
No. I.
Evening star., 1925-11-04

son in THE Danger Signal" Sennett'.
"Sneezing Beezers" and The Ace Of
SPADES" No s.
Evening star., 1925-11-04
CAROLINA.

Sunday and Monday, Milton Sills in
THE Knockout; TUESDAY, Every
Evening star., 1925-11-04
YORK

in Madame Sans Jane" and Sport
light.
YORK
Sunday and Monday. Ramon No.
varro in The Midshipman' and Ar,
thur Lake in His New Suit: Tues
day. Playing With Souls" and COM
edy. Tons of Trouble: Wednesday.
Conrad Nagel and Pauline Starke in
''Sun-Up" and Stan Laurel in Navy
Blue Days; Thursday. Bebe Daniels
in Wild, Wild Susan" and comedy.
Too Much Mother-in-law"; Friday.
Jay Hunt and Madge Bellamy in
'Lightnin' and Aesop Fable Sat
urday, Jane Novak and Robert Eide
Evening star., 1925-11-04

of Folly; Aesop's Fable. and episode
s. Secret Service Sanders: Satur-
day. Raymond Griffith in THE Might
Club: Aesop's Fable. comedy and
ninth episode OF PLAY Ball"
Evening star., 1925-11-04
FARLE-T,npez Debutantes.

Vincent Lopez. well known dance
orchestra director. sponsors the head
liner, the Vincent Lopez Debutantes.
a hevy Of girl musicians individually
trained hy Mr.. Lopez. at the Earle
next week.
Dunbar and Turner in Eccentric
Conglomerations" are the chief sup
porting feature.
Others include the Walter James
Revue. with Lillian Dyer, Astrid
Lehger and Margaret Kadell; Dor
othy Taylor in Blues and Syncopa-
tion." with Frank Marckley assisting:
Roger Williams. the Boy from Dixie. "
and Healey. Reynolds and SaXton in
Execution" q novelty. by Jimmy
Duffy.
The Trouble With Wives" Para
mount feature photoplay. picturing
Florence NidOr. Ester Ralston and
Ford Sterling. will he given its first
showing in Washington.
Evening star., 1925-11-04
STRAND-CIinton and Rooney.

The Strand Theater announces for
next week Walter Clinton and Julie
Rooney TO top its bill of attra ctions.
They are accompanied by their own
orchestra. Miss Rooney is a daughter
Of the late Pat Rooney and sister
to young Pat. now starring with
Marion Bent in The Daughter of
Rosie OGrady."
Orren and Drew will present THE
Town Clown" an original vaudeville
sntertainment: Fay and kilby will
entertain in a singing and dancing
number. "Laughology'': Jennings and
Mack in a delightful comedy surprise,
I'm our Auto" and Capt. Fl. &. Nc.
IntNre and compa ny. the world s great.
est rife shot. with Rose Mcintyre. the
human target. will exhibit marksma n.
ship skill.
The photoplay will he the Metro-Gold
wyn production. The Mystic with
Aileen Pringle and Conway Tearle. de
scrIhed as an amazing picture eN
posing the activities of fake mediums
Evening star., 1925-11-04
Lien UNDISCOVERED DRINKING PoPl"

drysounding vod e1dey Describes the delicate
Pole Dry Cquo Like the golden CHeuot
bo containing two opulers drinks Also in bottles
The Chcquot Club Company Mills Massachusetts.
Evening star., 1925-11-04
SAVOY

Sunday. Conrad Nagel and Pauline
Evening star., 1925-11-04

Errl
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MISCELLANEOUS
, CTsDTTTs


Beautiful new home of 8 large rooms
and tiled bath. with buiIt-in fixtures
and shower, long yard, with cellar,
instantaneous water heater, very large
breakfast and sleeping porchess kitch-
en- equipped IN the most modern style !:
for rent at SIS per month.
1920 KANSAS AVENUE
bath VIII with double garage. very attrac-
tive porches. overlooking the largest
circle in the city. SIS per month.
~ NEW YORK AVE. N. 3.
Six rooms and bath. with large cellar.
furnace heat. electric lights. $50 per
6O7 KEEFER PLACE N w.
Semidetached rooms and bath home,
newly papered and in excellent con-
dition; furnace heat, electric lights.
J gE s5.a floors screens ana .~ninF'
1146 FIFTH ST. N. E.
Six rooms and bath, in good condition;
latrobe heat and gas light, 5$65.
81 .SEATON PL. N. r.
Semidetached corner residence, contain
tional shower, large front yard with
attractive sl1rubbery; house in ex-
ceIIent condition, $50.
al BRYANT STREET N. w.
Three story bsy-window residence Of 9
electric lights; 2-car brick garage and
large yard, 800.
822 DECATUR STREET
Semidetached 6-room and bath house,
with sleeping and breakfast porches,
hot-water heat and electric lights Mar
ranged so it could be used forN
families; for lease for one year at
$50 per month.
TIC FARRAGUT STREET
Brand-new 6-room and bath house, in
Petworth. This house has never been
occupied. SIS.
1910 9Th ST. S. w.
Large home of 8 rooms and bath;
owner will make necessary repairs
at $50 month.
1925 KEARNEY ST. N. E.
(Brookland)
Beautiful detached home Of rooms
and baths hot-water peat. electric
CLARENDON, VIRGINIA.
Large corner house, porch on sides,
8 rooms and bath, hot-water heat
electric lights and gas, large cellar.
This house faces on the boule-
ward. $40.
1919 ARKANSAS AVENUE
Attractive colonial house OF rooms
and bath. hot-water heat electricity;
owner will rent partly furnished at
$3.50 per month.
CAFRITZ COMPANY
14th and X. Main s0s0
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MEN WHO WANT WORK

IN this newspaper every day. Il /,
the type Of work you are fitted
for IS not advertised you should
investigate Miss Deans Situation
wanted Service maintained by this
offers an opportunity for you to
put your qualifications before
washington employers at minimum
cost. See Miss Dean TO-DAY.
Main floor, Hearst Bldg. (1317 n
st. n WI
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DOGs-CATs- PETS ETC, 81
PETS-Irish settlers, airedales, fox ter
riera, EskiInos, colEiess police. pOodlen.
ana other puppies; also singing cana
riea gold fishes monkeys. Schmids
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II EAI It O RS

REALTORS il the District 81 Columbia subscribe -
the code 81 outlined by the Washington Real Estate
Board members Of the organization are privileged %
the title CREATOR"
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PETW0RTH. e. eco

Corner colonial tapestry
brick home with built IN
garage, contains z rooms and
tile bath, with buiIt-in fix
lures and shower; hot-water
heat, electric lights, hardwood
floors; instantaneous hot-water
heater. This home is under
priced and should sell i'm
mediatelY.
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TERRELL & LITTLE
1906 ElEh teenth ST. NJ. Mn @.sa
CURTIS WALKER
Ynwcaflnenf Rldg franklin $40
d. 3. ZANTzING1H
leo KOLB,
- - IS - ~ II 81 - 6
sffaS eth AZ n. ~. Main 1850.
DALLAS GRADY
eD4 18th n. w. Main ele1:
II. CLIFFORD BANGS.
Investment BIdf Ekank. 80
THOS. ~ JARRELKa
41fh q X ST n. W. Main $3.50.
YARDMAN coNsTRUcTION Cos nc.
1880 X st. N Main $3.50.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE s
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81 $50

BRIGHTWOOD PARK, 81, $50
Priced low for = quick sale,
3 brick home containing s
rooms and tile bath, hot-Water
heat, electric lights, lot $50
feet deep to paved alley, with
garage. House is vacant, has
just been renovated and is in
first-cIass condition. Can be
purchased for $500 cash and
$65 per month.
DOWNTOWN, So 800 TERMS
A brick home convenient to
many Of the Government build
ings; contains 8 rooms and
bath; 5 bedrooms; conveniently
arranged for renting rooms or
will make an ideal home for
b large family. Deep lot to
alley, with concrete block
garage.
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PAPERHANGER, FIRST CLASS.
APPLY 1888 18TH ST. N. w.

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Who desires to qualify for and to en-
ter the accounting profession as
life career Must be over 81, now
spare time to study Give present
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HELP-MAIE on FEMALE 8

HELP-MAI.E on FEMALE 8
coLORED women cooks, SIS: waitress.
$50; kitchen, $50. 1929 " st. ~. w.
MEN AND WOMEN WHO WANT WORK
Should watch the Help Wanted ads
in this newspaper every day. II
the type OF work you are fitted
for Is not advertised you should
investigate Miss Deans Situation
Wanted Service maintained by this
newspaper. This special service
offers an opportunity for you TO
put your Qualifications before
Washington employers at minimum
cost. See Miss. Dean TO-DAY.
Main floor. Hearst Bldg. l1317 n
st. y. W.)
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JOHN III. DONOHOE & SONS
314 Pennsylvanisl Ave. 8. u LAnc. *
EDWARD II. JONES q co.
$500 Conn. Ave. N. w. Cleve. 3Soo
WIN. CORCOHAN HILL
10 Lafayette Square n. W. Main 1898.
HARRY q. KITE
1914 e 81. ~. w Nam 1875
II. LATANE LEWIS
1872 r St n W. Main eels
MARSF4ATIT. MKIBBIN
21z-il WoodWard Bldg. Main s01B
PETTY g PETTY
MONEY REALTY Co. INC.
T1e 18th st. ~. w. Main 1870
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AURORA HILLS HOMES
AURORAR HILLS, VA
CALL Mr.. PURCELL, MAIN SIS
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pETW0RTH "a pa

Tapestry brick home with
large colonial front porch; To-
foot breakfast porch and sleep
ing porch. House contains 8
rooms, tile bath, hot water
heat, electric lights. hardwood
floors, instantaneous hot-water
heater with storage system;
large outside pantry, and very
large built.in garage. Phone
us for inspection.
CAFRITZ COMPANY,
18th and X. Main 1880
Phone Service Until 9 P. NJ.
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SITUATION WANTED Ads Dependable Workers Of Al Kinds
Autonotive

Phone clossttisd Ads to Main $3.50.
International., 1925-05-25

Gadsden purchase of the great re-
zion lying between Gila river and
the present international bound
ary, brought into the country
many American prospectors and
miners, backed by eastern capital,
resulting in renewed mining ac-
tivity in the Santa Rita and Pata-
gonia mountains, which lasted
from 1856 until outbreak of the
Civil War, which drew away mill
tary protection, leaving the muir
derous Apache free again to work
International., 1925-05-25

lated that some Of those Planchas
de Plata prospectors found at the
north end of the Huachucas, great
slabs of native copper, that were
used upon ranches as great cal
drons for trying out tallow, and
for ,ohter uses such receptacles
could be employed.
WORKING PRIMITIVELY
Carrying ores out from mines
in rawhide buckets, on backs of
men, climbing notched small tree
trunks for ladders, and reducing
International., 1925-05-25
GREATEST MINERAL REGION IN WORLD LIES
WITHIN 80 MILE RADIUS AROUND NOGALES

the international line, were dis
covered in the early history Of
mining in what is Santa Cruz
county now. Near the surface the
ores were rich in lead and silver,
but with depth their character
changed and copper was the pre-
vailing metal. The company
named erected concentrator,
shipping high grade concentrates
number of years. At depth Of
800 feet the extensive ore bodies
developed changed to carry large
- cent in zinc, rendering the
rock rebellious, penalties attached
at the smelter reducing profit to
the vanishing point, and opera
tions were abandoned.
International., 1925-05-25

his will upon exposed camps and
public roads.
A Cincinnati company acquired
the Salero mines in the Santa
Rita mountains. Its operations
were terminated by an Apache in
cursion in 1861, the redskins kill
ing the general manager, John W.
Wrightson, Hopkins, the mine
superintendent, and Grosvenor,
the geologist of the company. The
names of these three men are pre-
served in Mount Wrightson, Mount
Grosvenor and Mount Hopkins,
three lofty peaks in the Santa Rita
mountains, conspicuous from all
sides. Professor Pumpelly the
metalurgist was the only one to
escape. That gentleman gave
vivid account Of the occurrence in
International., 1925-05-25
VERY READABLE BOOK

Entitled across America and
ASIA" published a few years later
About the same time Sylvester
Mowry acquired the Mowry Mines,
in the Patagonia mountains, which
are working at this present day
and have produced a great deal of
lead and silver. Mowry was ac-
cused of sympathy with the South
and his mines were seized. Since
then they have passed through
seevral ownership: and are ope-
rated now by Pennsylvania capi-
tai. High grade lead-silver ores
are shipped.
The mines of the Duquesne
Mining & Reduction Company at
Duquesne and Washington Camp,
on the east side Of the Patagonia
Mountains, between Mowry and