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Arizona state miner., 1925-04-25

On April Oath and 25th the Arizona
Peace Officers Association will hold
its second annual convention at Phoe-
nix at 10000 a. m. at the City Hall.
In addition to the election of off,
GERS for the ensuing term such sub
jects as Narcotics, Prohibition, Traf-
f1c, Evidence and Identification will
be discussed. 1t is also proposed to
thoroughly analyze the Motor Vehicle
Law recently enacted by the Legis-
lature.
Arizona state miner., 1925-04-25
scABIEs CAUSE RIGID QUARAN.
TINE

Recommended by the State Veter-
marian, Governor Hunt has ordered
a rigid quarantine of cattle because
of scabies, that hits Parker, Phoenix,
Globe, Arivaca, Kirkland, Wickenburg,
Octave, Congress Junction, Walnut
Grove, Castle Hot Springs, Morris
town, Flagstaff and the Holbrook- st.
Johns region.
Arizona state miner., 1925-04-25
NEW ORE is FOUND IN JEROME
VERDE

Rich ore has been found in the
southeast working of the Jerome
Verde mine during the past week.
While no official announcement has
been made, it is reported that two
stringers of ore were opened, one
running high in gold and the other
showing great copper values.
Arizona state miner., 1925-04-25
NEW MILL AND CRUSHER AT
PARKER

Building permits for two brick du-
plex houses, to cost $4,7O0 each, were
issued to J. H. o Brien, brother of
F. x. O'Brien of Wickenburg The
houses are to be located at 742 and
$50 East Mckinley.
Arizona state miner., 1925-04-25
LATE MINING NEWS

The Juno Copper Company, George
e. Blood, secretary treasurer, 262
Washington Street, Boston, Massa-
chusetts, is the owner of the proper
ties in Cunningham Pass formerly
controlled by the Rainier Mines Cor
poratiOn. This company hopes to
start development there within a
short time. The properties are in
the Ellsworth mining district near
WGnden, Arizona
TO SELL SHARES FOR MINES IN
YUMA COUNTY
The Amigos Mining and Develop
ment Company has been granted a
permit to sell stock by the Arizona
corporation commission. The com
pany is authorized to sell 100000
shares of capital stock for SO cents
per share and to issue 100000 shares
in exchange for mining claims in
Yuma county.
NEW MILL AND CRUSHER AT
PARKER
The management of the Rainbow
Mining Company, located on the Cali
fOrnia side of the river, about six
miles from Parker, Arizona, is MAX
ing arrangements to resume opera
tions and with this in view an engine
is now being installed for the running
of the Hermann ball mill and crusher.
One of the cOmpany's chief difficulties
is the securing of sufficient water for
mill operations. Water has been i'm
pounded in one of the ravines for the
present and pipe line is to be laid to
the Colorado river. Jack Snowden is
superintendent.
Arizona state miner., 1925-04-25
WENDEN COPPER CO.
April 10th, 1925.
To the Shareholders of Wenden
Copper Mining Company:


being confined to the 400-fOot level,
and drifting is in progress on the
vein, both to the east and to the
west Cross cuts are also being run
from the east drift on the 400 level
for the purpose of exploring the area
traversed by the north and south
dikes. This exploration of the dixie
areas is, in the judgment of your
management, fully justified by the
naturalization occurring where the
winze sunk on the 200 level cut the
south dixie. 1t will be recalled that
this naturalization of the dixie, al
ready reported to shareholders, was
not in evidence in the upper work
ings.
The trend Of the main ore body on
the property is northeast from point
of discovery on the surface, and came
into the 200 foot winze approximate
ly 165 feet below where the ore was
zone has again been entered on the
400-foot level, so feet east from the
bottom of the shaft.
The values have consistently i'm
proved with depth as development
has progressed from the 100-foot level
to the 400, and there is evidence that
the entire vein will make ore when
the permanent water table has been
reached. A slight fold in the vein
has altered it's position on the 400
foot level, and at that point it stands
practically perpendicular, having
Strengthened from it's eighty degree
dip to the north.
General developments at the prop
erty, and more particularly due to the
conditions and showing established
on the 400 level, have caused your
Directors to determine to sink per-
manent working shaft, contract for
which is now being negotiated. The
permanent working shaft will be two
compartment, with a manway, and
will be sunk to depth of 1000 feet.
From this point drifts will be run
under the ore zones developed in the
present workings. The general plan
of future operations has been ap-
proved by engineering and geological
counsel for your company.
New construction of buildings in
the camp has gone forward since the
last report and includes a club for
wOrkmen, machine shop, new res
idence for the superintendent and
several new cabins. The machinery
equipment has given complete salts
faction. A reduction in fuel costs
has been brought about through the
installation of an appliance making
practicable the substitution in the
compressor engine of distillate for
gasoline. Water conditions are un-
changed since the last report, there
being sufficient supply for all re-
quirements for mechanical opera
tions. Road development has been
carried on, the expense of which has
been borne partly by Yuma county,
Arizona, and partly by your Com
pany
Recent quotations of sales of shares
of your Company's stock on the New
York Curb market range from $3.50
to $3.50. On this date your Company
is without Indebtedness or outstand-
ing obligations. A statement of bal
ances by the secretary-treasurer is
attached.
WENDEN COPPER MTNTNc CO
Arizona state miner., 1925-04-25

n
Cash on hand .... S 6O,156.55
Labor expenditures .... 23,618.85
Mine machinery, repairs and
requirements ...... 5,718.O3
Mine property and buildings
Observation-Disclosures. 1,090,227.57
Supplies ............ 1O,197.22
General expense, including
insurance premiums paid 6,172.35
Boarding house and stores 571.4S
Treasury stock .......... 3,33S.O0
Total .............. $1,000 900 90
Capital stock authorized
SHARES ''..'.... ......... 1,00O,OU0
Less unissued shares ...... 400 900
100000
Shares outstanding (par value
$1.OO each) ........... 81, 100 900 90
Exploration fund ...... 100000
Total ............. $1,20O,O00.O0
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-30
THE SIRENS CLUB

The last regular meeting of the Sir
ems club was held ut the home OF
Harry Youngerman, 1873 OSccoln street.
on April D. \ report from Louis COIN,
manager of the Indoor Baseball ltcam,
wis given. The Sirens Indoor team Is
to he entered in the Kaufman league.
Championship calibcr is seen i'll The
team and this organization forsccs that
this years representative team will he
on top or near the top when the sea
son comes TO "A close. Several star in
door baseball players have already been
signed up and the team is working
hard, practicing every sunday in order
that good start will mean Il good
finish.
A big brotherhood committee, com
posed of Louis Cohn, Litmnn Schcctcr,
Harry Soltz and Charles e. Bauer
was formed for the purpose Of seeing
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-30
CHI SIGMA GAMMA

The organization of this new club is
called Chi Sigmn Gamma.
II was organized at the home nf Miss
Kathryn SpCycr ON Sunday, March -.
The members are: The Misses Ma
tilda Kuman, Kathryn Speycr, Clara
Reiwitz, Clara Feldman, Rose Berger
and lazclle Light
The following officers were elected :
Miss Matilda klciman, president; Miss
Clara Reiwitz, vice president Miss
Kathryn Spcycr, secretary. aud Miss
Clara Feldcrman, treasurer With the
above named officers success is sure to
follow.
The club has been organized for two
purposes; namely, to promote the so
cial welfare work in the Jewish com
muniiy Of Denver and to maintain the
social spirit among young Jewish girls.
Any organization that needs help in
promnt ng any social welfare work
please call upon this club Just drop
d line to Miss Kathryn Speycr, secre-
tary or Miss Matildn Klciman, presi-
dent
our next regular meeting will he at
the home of Miss Matilda Kleiman on
Tuesday. May Ok. T.. Sec.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-30
PASSOVER ACTIVITIES OF THE
JEWISH WELFARE BOARD

Thanks to the efforts of the Jewish
Welfare Board Of New York. all Jewish
sold crS, snilors, and patients of United
States Government HospitalS. We're
granted leaves Of absence for the first
days of Passover to celebrate the "trhc
Feast of our Freedom" amongst their
own people, and in genuine holdyday
atmosphere
dent and Rev. NJ. s. Shrciber Chaplain.
Of the Denver Branch of the Jewish
Welfare Board have been instrumental
in obtaining funds from the hcaduuar-
tCrs, with which to provide comfortable
rooms at the Remark Hotel and kosh-
or meals at Mrs. ROscn's restaurant
for nineteen Jewish patients and en-
ploycs of the FitZSimOns Hospital. A
number Of patients too sick to leave
their bed. were provided with pack
ages containing Mntzos and various
passover dclicncics. The New York of
flee of the j. w. Il. has also sent II
number Of IlagodoS to distribute
amongst the FitZsimons Jewish resi-
dents DR., Louis Green Superintendent
Of the EN-paticnts Home, ON behalf of
the Board Of Directors extended the
hospitality Of that noble institution to
the boys TO celebrate the scdorim to-
gcthpr with all the residents of the
home, This afforded them an oppor-
tunity 10 enjoy real orthodox scder
under the leadership of Mr.. Mandel the
mashgiach of the home.
The Jewish boys of Fitzsimons take
this opportunity, to thank all the
above mentioned gentlemen for making
II possible for them TO enjoy real
happy PcsnCh.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-30
JUNIOR HADASsAH

\ Junior IIadassah was organized
sunday, April 20 at the home of VIM
Roscn
\ large crowd Of girls attended and
much was accomplished. The young
women of Denver have much to thank
the Senior Hadassah for the help re.
ccived from the organization in or.
ganizing Junior chapter
The meeting was called to order by
Mrs. Willcns, president of Hadassah,
she told the young women what Ha-
dassah meant TO her.
Mrs. Rude spoke on the origin of
iIadassah.
An executive committee was appoint
cd by the president. The members of
the committee are the Misses: Stein.
shapiro, Miller, Bronstinc, Fried.
land, Edclstein, Snidcrmun, VII.
lens, Cooper, Rosen. Tatarsky, Stark,
Kay, Hayutin, Binstock.
Monthly meetings will he held at the
homes Of the members. The next meet
ing, May II, will he held at the home
Of Miriam Kay, 1920 Newton street.
The meeting however would have
been a larger success If the late Mrs.
was worthy member of HadaSsah
who did everything within her power
TO helm make UndasSDh n success
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-30
ALL CLUB CONFERENCES

The last meeting Of the All.Club Con.
ference WIS held Monday, April ~, al
the Community Chest building. 18th
aud Wclton streets.
The meeting WIS Of extreme interest
and important business was transacted
In n very w'rnsing manner. The GEM.
Inc enthusiasm displayed by the repre-.
scnlatyes of the different organiza.
tions was very gratifying and forbears
assurance Of the success Of our work.
The cause which we have so nobly
aud earnestly Interested ourselves In
one OF the most Important communal
enterprises ever undertaken by the
Jews of Denver Upon its success de.
ponds the character OF our growing
generation Of boys and girls; upon It's
success depends their status as future
citizens Of the land, as members OF
Dcnvcr's community, ms better Amer-
cans, as Jews
1t Is regrettablc that because OF GER
tain prejudiccS and uncertainties, n few
clubs have failed to send representa-
lives to the official conferences. our
success is in the measure OF your sue.
cess and II is to our mutual benefit that
YOU see that your club is crcditably rep
resented for when the Honor Roll is
called you may regret the absence Of
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-30
THE L. :. A. GIRLS

The L. $. \. Girls will give barn
dance near brighton on May 20, that
will bc The delight to everyone. Only
n limited number of tickets will be
sold first because Of the size of the
dance hall, and second. because we
want this to he an exclusive affair.
When you are fortunate enough to
he approached to buy n ticket for this
affair You can assure yourself that
you are going to attend an affair that
will he different than anything you
have gone TO before.
Don't forget the date-Tuestlay eve
ming. May pc.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-30
IiADASSAII

At the last meeting of the Hadassah
the following committees were appoint
ed:
Sick COmmittce.-Mrs BrOdsky, Mrs,
IIirshfcd.
Program Communicable f. Baum
Mrs. w Luric, Mrs. W Robinson.
MILK Bottle Cummittcc-Mrs. Kwar.
tin. Mrs. Kistlcr. Mrs. Goldberg, Mrs
Heller, Mrs. \. Miller.
Membership Committee Mrs j
HuchaItcr, Mrs. Shncidcrman, Mrs
Essential. Mrs. Tobcr, Mrs NJ. Pepper
Mrs. Shraihcrg.
Tea Committcc-NIrs. i. Goldberg
Mrs. Landers, Mrs FEEDER. Mrs. Lnske
Publicity Committce-Alrs Rauyar
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-30
CHALIAPIN TO SING FOR
ORT FUND IN NEW YORK
Proceeds of Last Recital of Season 10
60 to RecOnsiructiye Work In East
crn Europe.

New Yurk.-Thr last recital Of the
season in this city 10y Fcodor Chaliapin
will he for the benefit Of the Ort Re
construction fund. The noted Russian
hasso has offered to take this means
of expressing his interest in the work
of the Ort Association in fostering the
hack to the soil movement among the
Of Eastern Europe. \ group of leading
women of the city will act rs patru-
ucsscs for the concert, which will tnke
Metropolitan Opera House.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-30

that charitable causes would Boz taken
care Of on the clubs part and bat any
who were sick and destitute would tr
chcorcd up 20 the greatest rXl0HI posi-.
blc aud help afforded In every way
A. l. the custom pf this orra HiluiiDn
the FIRST meeting Of every month 4.
held for prospects desiring 10 enter the
organization. Any Jewish young men
Ut well-drIinrd character good morals
aud good viii are invited 0p come
The first meeting In May will boz held
On Wednesday evening, May g at the
home Of Louis Cohu 2Gin Gaylord
street c &. II.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-30

only be allowed to watch. and indeed
that will he a privilege, Tyltyl and
naytyl played by Harry Moore and
Sylvin Pringle, two youngsters, who
put the very essence of happiness into
living. simply live" in their part, and
also the cat and the dog and Daddy
Tyl, and Mummy Tyl not forgetting
Granny and Grandpa Tyl. Oh, and
light and bread, and sugar. really to
many TO tell you all about in this short
space. The joy with which they re,
hearSe is but tiny spark of the hap
piness that they bring to us as we
watch them day by day put that
something into the parts that make
them live and breath and throh.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-30
IA! ia! BOYS

\ regular meeting of the IIa, Ha .
Boys was held last Wednesday evening
At The house of Gudman Community
Center. Mr.. Lousky has become n
memhur Of the IIH! Ha, Mr.. Boxer
has invited the club and their lady
evening in Happy Canyon. Mr.. Ep-
stein. vice-president of the leading club
of Los Angeles, the "Bemtos," was the
guest of the club for one week. Mr..
Epstein gave some wonderful pointers
Of "how TO better your club. 3. \.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-30
JUNIOR II. Us

The regular meeting Of lhu Junior
Il. Us was held "Wednesday evening,
April Goth, This was very delight
full meeting. Snllic Gertz wus elected
secretary \ huyrnck is to bc given the
first sunday In June.
Five new members were voted In,
they are as follows Joe MilstuH, Mel
vim Banks, Bill Friedman, Morcy sam.
uelson and Morris Miller
The club Is stlll open for members.
all wishing 10 join, see Sallic Gcrtz or
Saulle Eoscn for application cards
= IL
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-30

The night cf April 20 was glorious
night for the j. O. Y. Girls. II marked
the second anniversary.
The anniversary was celebrated with
n box party at the Orphcum. followed
by dinner at the Edclweiss Miss II.
Sndcrman was tuastma ster, with Mrs.
H. Bernstein as chaperon.
The past two years Of success was
only the start of joyous career. In
the future The club will become bigger
and better in every way.-H. H.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-30
THE SUNSHINE GIRLS

The regular meeting Of the Sunshine
birlS was held Saturday evening. at
the home Of Miss Mary Estrn.
The topic most discussed was the
hike to be given Sunday, May 3. All
plans are made and everyone is assured
Of good time. The meeting adjourned
followed by a short program. Dancing
was the diversion of the evening"
NJ A L
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-30
ID. S. II. ALUMNI

A regular meeting of the ID. s. II.
Alumni will he held Monday evening,
Mny >, Mt the home. Important mt
tiers will he discussed. and 1t is re-
questcd that all members be present.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-30
YOUR OWN SELF KNOWS, WHERE
HAPPINESS GROWS!

MOI on trees, altho they help, not ON
bushes, tho they too add but in the
heart of child. ! know, because see
ing is believing, Miss Ruth Spivak is
going TO present the Blue Bird" the
very essence of happiness. and she is
not going to let any of rs CIDER cast
our dream people he in it. No we will
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-30
Prominent Jewish Journalists Give I'm.
pressirns of Palestine Voyage

New York.-Thc sailing of the Jew
ish steamer, the President Arthur,
created a profound interest in the world
at large, but that was as nothing com
pared TO the thrill 1t excited among the
tourists on the Jewish liner, themselves,
according to the big figures in the Jew
ish journalistic world, who went along
on the voyage.
The accounts of the voyage now ap-
pcaring from the pens Of $. Resented
of the Day, Ephrayim Knplan of the
Morning journal, Gedalyah Bublick, of
the Jewish Daily News and Morris
Kramer of the Jewish World-nll unite
in telling of the high state of feeling,
amounting almost to ecstasy that per
vated the passengers.
These writer's were particularly
struck by the attitude of the nOn-Jcw-
ish passengers ON the boat. These non
Jewish passengers joined in the cclc-
hration of the Jews aboard the liner,
with feeling akin to that of the Jews
aboard the vessel, according to the Jew
ish writer's.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-30

Happy Is he, who fears God while
vet in the prime of life.-Talmud.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-30
JEWISH BANKERS TO STUDY
PALESTINE; REPRESENT
CAPITAL OF BILLION DOL
LARS.

New York-A group of leading Jew
ish bankers of New York have booked
reservations for the second trip Of the
Jewish steamer, the President Arthur,
Judge Jacob Strahl, president of the
Amcrican-PaIcstine line announced to-
day.
These bankers are going to Palestine
primarily for the pleasure of seeing the
rebuilding of the Jewish homeland"
said Judge Strahl but 1t may be taken
for granted, thai they will make spe-
cial study of financial and economic
conditions in the homeland, with view
to lending financial assistance to worthy
projects
One of the bankers who will make
the voyage is president of New York
bank with assets of over one hundred
million dollars The total assets of the
banks with which these officers are
connected aggregate In the neighbor-
hood of billion dollars,
President Arthur Sets Sail for Amer
lea; Plan Gala Reception Here.
New Iork-The Jewish steamer, the
President Arthur is now on the high
seas returning to America after its
first voyage to the Jewish homeland.
Word of the sailing of the Jewish
steamer from Haifa on last Friday was
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-30

steamer, the President Arthur, which
occurs on May II, are being organized
In all parts of the country. Among the
for the next sailing of the Jewish
cities In which the tours are now in
process Of organization are Chicago,
baltimore, Philadelphia, and san Fran
cisco
1t Is planned also to organize these
groups in Cincinnati, Cleveland, st.
Louis, Kansas City. Minneapolis, Mont
real. Detroit. Los Angeles and other big
Jewish centers.
I'VE believe the organization of these
groups from the various cities will
make it much more pleasant for those
joining In the tour" said Judge Jacob
Strnhl, president of the American-Pal-
estine line at will lend "A home at
IN tbn :"
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-30

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