El Paso herald., May 05, 1915, HOME EDITION, Image 6

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MINING NEWS-SOUTHWESTERN DEVELOPMENT. Jfa EAJSO HEHAXD
HITS IDE
Old Cibolo Mine, at Shatter,
Is Running Night and
Day as Usual
Marfa, Texas, May S. Bullion ship
ments are made almost daily from the
old Cibolo mine at Shatter. The bullion
is sent by the Shannon auto line to
larfa for shipment.
The Cibolo mine and mill both are in
full operation, running- day and night
shifts throughout the entire year and
have been doing so almost without in
terruption for the past 30 years.
Millions of dollars worth of bullion
hae been taken from the mine and
there appears to be no limit to its rich-
WHITE OAKS MINES ARE
MAKING GOOD SHOWINGS
Carriioio. X. SC. May 6. John Y.
Hewitt is making- arrangements to do
snme development work on the Little
Mack mine at White Oaks. Thia has
always been considered one of the
ery best properties in this mining dis
trict, anj the work to be done on It
will be watched with considerable In
terest by those interested. At the
same time, CoL Prichard is develop
ing some excellent ore on his Coni
stock claim. He now has much ore
Msible The prospects at White Oaks
ire flattering, and the activities of all
he mminp interests are expected to
develop results during the present
9000 ACRES OF OIL
LANDS ARE LOCATED
Benson, Ariz.. May 5. Oil exists in
the Los Hills Basin, southeast of
here, in the opinion of a number of
men -who have located claims there.
Among them are Z. T. Phillips, J. K.
McCarty, W. D. Calkins. L. G. Cald
well, O. H. Lincoln, a R. Eddy. J. A.
Johnson, and J. D. Johnson. It is said
that applications have been filed with
the county recorder covering fully !MMM
acres, and that drilling will begin at
once.
HOBART TO EXAMINE COPPER
PROPERTIES NEAR SAFFORD
Edraond Hohart, mining and civil
engineer with headquarters in El Paso,
leaves today for the San Carlos dis
trict near Pafford, Ariz, to examine
certain copper properties. The ex
amination will be made for a big east
ern mCiing company which is figur
ing on developing some new mines in
that section. Mr. Hobart will take a
crew of three men with him for the
work.
TAKES 40 PERCENT
ZDfC FROM CLAIMS
N'ogales. Ariz, Slay S Ed Sheehy,
who Is working a group of claims in
the Santa Rita mountains, is said to
be taking 0 percent zinc from his
claims. He has made one shipment of
ore and is now getting ready to make
another. Sheehy states he can make
a profit on sine selling, as at present,
at about nine cents.
Jerry Sheehy, his brother Is super
intending work on some copper claims
in Red Rock mountains.
OPTION OX BURRO PROPERTIES
Silver City. X. M, May 5. Frank J.
Dolan and George S. Curtis have ob
tained an option on 65 claims on Iron
Creek in the Burro mountains. A
ledge of ore S5 feet wide and averag
ing high in copper, has been uncovered
there and the men who have taken
option are planning to develop it.
RICH GOLD ORE FOUND
IN MAYFLOWER DISTRICT
Clifton. Ariz.. May S. Fifteen feet
vein of gold ore with a 20 inch streak
running as high as $350 a ton is said
to have been uncovered in the May
flower district of Greenlee country.
All 24 claims were located by David
White. Joe McAllister, Frank Waters
and Ollie Phillips. Six men are em
ployed at the property and a churn
drill is in operation. One hole 4U0
feet deep has been drilled and a cop
per ore body averaging one and to
percent copper has been located.
TORTILLITA COMPANY
I IS SINKING ITS SHAFT
Florence. Ariz, May 5. The Tor
tillita Copper company, operating in
the Owls Head district of the Tor
tillita mountains between here and
Tucson, has ten men working on a
I shaft from the 100 to the 200 foot
level. This is considered a high grade
property from which J 81,000 in ore has
already been shipped.
The Morajeski properties in the same
district are being worked by a Los
Angeles company.
' MINERS IN MEXICO ARE
AGAIN HAMPERED BY VILLA
The mining fraternity has been
alarmed by another employers' decree
issued b ythe Villa government, which
it is feared will result in the confisca
tion of much foreign owned property.
Copies hare been received here of a
decree issued on April 14 by Gen. Tomas
TJrbina, the Villa governor of Durango
state, the clauses of which the mining
men assert cannot be fulfilled.
According to the document, all prop
erties will be confiscated unless em
ployes are paid in Mexican silver or
American gold at the rate of two pesos
for one dollar. The present rate is
from five to ten for one. It also call
for confiscation if employes are not no
tified 30 days before they are dis
charged. It is siad that a protest has been
j made to Gen. Villa, without result, and
pruitnia uaic uvea icicBfFucu 11 cmi-
ern agents of the many American and
other foreign owned mines in the Du
rango district.
A general mining law amendment
which prescribed confiscation for its
iolation was issued recently .by the
Villa government, but it was postponed
indefinitely upon urgent representa
tions from the American state depart
ment. The more recent decree, which
applies only to' Durango state, where
some of the largest mines are located,
is considered even more stringent than
the abandoned reform.
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Shoes
We are again showing two new shoe crea
tions which for beautiful effect surpass the
previous efforts of shoe designers this sea
son Those are ike side lace boots with S
inch tops in the following styles:
Patent Vamp Diamond Tips with Sand Colored Kid Toppings, dj C f.
Welted Soles. Price POU
All Bronze Kid Side Lace Boots with Cuban Louis Heels. f7 Efi
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Many other new styles in High Boots to catch your fancy.
GREATER EL PASO'S
'GREATEST SHOE STORE i
'Thp
203 Mesa.
I Ask for Our New Catalog Mailed Free.
ACTIVITY CONTINUES IN
ALLAM0RE MINING DISTRICT
Van Horn.. Tex May 5. Activity
continues in the Alamogordo mining
district. Mace & Nicholes, of Sierra
Blanca, have made preparations to De
gin work on the claim they bought of
J. B. Knight and they are confident
it will prove a paying proposition.
DEXVER-XEW MEXICO OH.
COMPANY I.VCORPOn VTKD
Santa Fe. X. 1L. Map 5. The Denver
Xew Mexico Oil company of Dayton,
N. M, has filed Incorporation papers
In the office of the state corporation
commission. The capitalization s
$50,000.
The incorporators are Henry L
Oliver, Denver, Colo., 25.S shares:
George A. Proctor. Lincoln Wilson and
Joseph A. Simpson, all of Denver. Colo.,
one share each and M. B. Culpepper
of Dayton, K. JC one share. Mr. Cul
pepper was named as statutory agent
for the company.
PECOS RIVER. COPPER CO.
WILL BE RBOFKXBD SOON
Santa Fe. N. M- May 5. David
Brown, a mining engineer of Denver.
has put men to work on the property
of the Pecos River Copper company.
at Cowles, rew Mexico.
Mr. Brown represents W. C Brace
Interests of Denver, who have taken
a conditional bond and lease of the
property. The Denver people expect
to run a pipe line from Willow Creek
to the mine and develop their power by
water.
GOLDEN' .U.W MINING
CO. OVERHAULS W.OP
Santa Fe. X. L. May 6. After three
years' steady development work the
Golden AJax Mining and Development
company, a Denver corporation, oper
ating near Elizabethtown. X. M, is
preparing to overhaul their ten-stamp
mill and instal uptodate cyanide ma-
1 chinery.
ADVISE JITNE PEOPLE
TO USE INJUNCTION
Kansu City. Ma, Mar 5. The injunction
is the most satisfactory method the jitney
automobile associations have found for fiftht
lmc what they consider unfair legislation.
according to addresses Tuesday at the first
annual convention of the National Jitney
association. They all declared the Jitney
business is growing.
William Haensler, secretary and treasurer
of the Auto Service association of San An
tonio. Texas, told the convention that the
business organizations in Kl Paso. Austin.
Houston. Dallas and Fort Worth had won
Injunction suits against the enforcement of
clly ordinances they believed to be unfair.
DAfitf RECORD
HOT
PO
INT
WEEK
EL GRILSTOVO
The New Electric Stove for
All Around Domestic Purposes
THE REGULAR PRICE IS $5.00
Hot Point Week i$n Ofc Hot Point Week
Special Sale Price
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Special Sale Price
THIS SALE CONTINUES ONLY UNTIL SATURDAY.
On Monday next the standard price of $5.00 will be
resumed and they cannot be bought for less.
We Have a Few Lett
arsESatEsk sbbb
aso
Electric Rai
Iwav
Company
Building; Permits.
To Lois Castro, to boild an adobe at 1114
South Santa Fe street: estimated cost $100
To Loon Heights Investment company,
to build a brick bungalow oa tots 1. 2. 2
sad 4, block 84 D. Loess Heights addition;
estimated cost StM
To Jose Vega, to build a frame dwelllng
at Estrells, and Fludley streets, estimated
cost SIM.
Te P. Daran. to boild an adobe addition
at Rivera street, estimated coat I1M.
To F. Kempen. to make changes and re
pairs at Ice; East Missouri street, estimated
cost tte.
Dnl) Tiled.
North aide of Boulevard, between Hntton
and Merchant streets J. F. Mullln to Jenn
nette Alexandre, lot I and the west one
halt of lot 4. block li. Cotton addition; con
sideration 45M; May 1. lll.
North aide of Bliss street, between Luna,
and Crams streets Victoria L. Alberts and
Henry Alberts to Mrs. Nettie Noble, lots 3
a , liul ... iv- Wl !. .iMlflnn'
nui.Mtuii tsssa? a41 17. ills. '
South side of Montana, street, between
Cebada and Luna. streets-T. W. Hull and
wife to Bertha Walter Ford, west one-half
of lot : and all of lot M. block !. Cast
El Paso addition; conslderatioa list; April
17. 11S.
North side of Ore street, between Crockett
and Bowie streets Julia CKeeffe and Jena
CTKeeffe to Dare Crockett, tots 4 and C
block 5. French addition, consideration ft.
April It. IMS.
North side of Cumberland street, between
Houston and Crockett streets Government
Hill company to Dave Crockett, lots K and
(. block 64. Government Hill addition; con
sideration !: April 22. IMS.
North side or Nations avenue, oeiween
Division and Courehesne streets Pheenlx
1 Fuo Building company to Dave Crockett,
lots and . block . Military Heights addi
tion; 1 and ether coaatderatloaa. April 22.
North side of Van Beeen etseet, between 1
Ord and Byron streets Morning Side Heights .
Realty company to Crls Aranda. Jr. lots 2 I
and 4. block 45. Morning Side Heights add!- .
tion: consideration 4e; May 1. IMS. I
North side of Nevada street, between Oc- (
tavla and Ange streets A. B. Russell to
Adella B. Russell, his wife, lets 22 and 24.
block 2S. Plerce-Flnley addition; Jit and
other considerations: May 2, IMS.
North side of CMff street, between Oeta
via and Noble streets Mrs. Ella F. Pearson
t Stanley Sevan, lots 15 to 41 Inclusive,
block 2M. Pterce-Flnley addition: considera
tion S2M: April IT, ISIS.
North side of CUtf street, between Octavta
and Noble streets Albert H. Pearson to
Stanley Sevan, lots 42 to 40 Inclusive, Mock
2. Plerce-Flnley addition; consideration
S1XM. April IT. IMS.
Land In Taleta grant W. M. Holloway to
LUlie Cowden States. 2.S1 acres lying along
the county road and adjoining survey 212.
Taleta town grant, consideration ?4ete.
Not. 22. 1M4.
Land In Taleta grant LUlle Cowden Sta
tes to John R. Blair. 2 SI acres lying along
the county road and adjoining survey 212.
Taleta town grant: consideration 14,
April 24. 115.
Lead in Taleta grant R. L. Dorbandt and
wife, W. M. Holloway and Burleson Staten
and wife to John R. Blair. .4 of an acre
lying along the county road and between C
Pedregou's fence and the 2 51 acres belong
ing to W. M. Holloway; In Taleta grant:
consideration 1; May 1. 115.
Land In Socorro grant W. A. Brand and
wife to F R Allison, survey 25. la Socorro
grant, containing 42.4 acres; consideration
SI':; March 12. 115.
Automobile Licensed.
342 J. Q Burcb, 111 Noble street: five
passenger Ford.
244 Augustln Juetlalanl. MI North Ore
gon street: five passenger MaxwelL
245 Dawson Fuel Sales compear. 71
Mills building; Bulck roadster.
2t American Lumber and Investment
company, 155 Magoffin avenue: live pas
senger Ford.
247 Lee Vaughn. 21 Durasno street:
five passenger Ford. '
34 Rafael Veroor. M East Third street:
five passenger Velle.
24 w. V. Carroll. Hotel Dieu; five pas
senger MaxwelL
I5e Fred J. Feidman. Prospect and Law
ton. Packard.
licensed to Wed.
Francisco Galvan to Javita. de Las.
Miguel Navarrette te Pilar Perex.
Jesus Lnaa to Manuela Griego.
Death.
Salvador Losaao. 1 Leon street. May 2.
aged six months; burial Concordia cemetery
May i.
Florencio Reyes, 25 Hammett street. May
4. aged (S years; burial Concordia cemetery
May 4.
Socorro Corral. 17 South Stanton street.
May 2. aged one year; burial Concordia ceme
tery May 2.
Perfecto Mireles, Oregon and Tenth street:
aged nine months; burial Concordia ceme
tery May 4.
Jesus Hernandez. Leon alley. May 4,
aged one year, burial Concordia cemetery
May 5.
Carmen Rlvas Daran, 11 Tnys street.
May 2. aged 15 years; burial Concordia
cemetery May 2.
Francisco Augustia Motraar. South
Santa Fe street. May 2. aged eight months;
burial Concordia cemetery May a.
Anaataeia Telle. 122 Canal street. May
3. aged 1 years; burial Osnoordla ceme
tery May 4.
Tomasa Vasqnez. SlUi Third street, aged
75 years: burial Coacordia cemetery May 2.
Mareelio Rlos. 22 Seventh street. May 3.
aged three montba; burial CoDCOrdla ceme
tery May 4.
ninn jiaie.
To Mrs. Robert Michael. Roiston hospital: '
April 2.
Te Mrs. Carmen Dan Roman, Copta street:
April I.
To Mrs. Juaa Ortiz, Fourth aad Ochoa
streets; Aug. 22. 111.
Birth Female.
To Mrs. Robert Benson. 22 Erie street:
April 1.
Oar Cut Flower Department
Is prepared to take care of your flower orders for Mother's
Day, Sunday, May 9th. We've arranged for an extra supply
of White Field and Hot House Carnations, White Roses and
White Sweet Peas. We suggest that you order early.
A May Day
Blouse Event at Everybody's
Tomorrow
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Another Opportunity for Comparison of
Quality and Prices
O EAD carefully the items below and then come tomorrow prepared to get a
Summers supply, for assortments and values will undoubtedly be greater to
morrow than at any later time. The values offered are extraordinary The styles
are of the "last minute," for we've just unpacked dozens that will appear on sale
tomorrow for the first lime.
At 95c
Choice is offered of Jap Silk and Voile Waists n
high and low neck styles, and both long aad short
sleeves. Remarkable values at 9oC
At $2.95
Are crepe tie chine, cream lace and combiaatioBS
of black and white lace effects, loop and buttoa
trimmings, fancy patch and army pockets; an on- -usual
assortment at 2.9o
Charming New Blouses
of pussy willow taffetas, crepe de chines and laces
are offered in a wonderful assortment of styles and
colors. And values that usually are priced at a much
higher figure Ask to see the charming new blouses
at JJ5U.95
We Give
Trading Stamps
EVERYBODY'S
At $1.95
Choose from blouses of crepe de chine, pongee.
Tub silk, ShaaUmg and voiles, in roflkg colhr
aad pocket triaaed styles; values unusual
at $1.95
At $3.95
Remarkable values in crepe de chine, pussy wil
low taffeta and black and white cSatsosd check
cMffbfts. Daintiest of new Spring styles. A
splendid assortment at $3.95
Dressy Summer Blouses
Most any style you could wish for in exclusive (one
of a land blouses) very appropriate for dressy after
noon or evening wear. Blouses of net. blouses of
lace, blouses of fine silks and combinations; a pleas
ing assortment at S7.50 and up to $25.00.
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WINE
5? 25
Cents the
Bottle
Any Kind of
LUNCH GOODS
Call
Keevil's-
OUR 25c PER LB.
SPANISH PEANUT BAR
15c PER LB.
WEDNESDAY ONLY
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BANKING BY MAIL
Jost as easy to open a savings account with us as though yoc
Jived next door.
WE PAT i percent Interest, compounded Twice Every Year.
We do business under the Depositor's Guaranty Law if the State
of Texas and are a Guaranty Fund Bank as provided by such Law.
Our plan, in addition to being convenient, is safe, profitable
and liberal. Nobody has ever lost a dollar in a State bank in Texas.
Write today for our free booklet "BANKING BY JfAHV or
simply mail your deposit.
El Paso Bank and Trust Co., El Paso, Texas
B:
STATE NATIONAL BANK
Established April. 1SS1 Capital. Surplus nnd Profits, 908,000
INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
C. K. MOREHEAD, President. II C X. BASSETT, Vice President
JOSEPH MAGOFFLN. V. Pres. GEO. D. FLORY, Cashier.
U J. GlLCURISr. Ass't Cashier.
3IESA AVENUE AND TEXAS STIIEET
Insist on Grlllnc Made In El Paso
'PEFE(TIO'
IIKN AND CHICK FEED
W. D. WISE SEED CO.
Retail Store 10fl North Stnnton
Office and Warehouse, Cor. 2nd and
Chlbnabna Street.
Does Your Car Need a Wind Shield Glass?
AH sizes carried in stock anJ e can put them in on snort notice.
PHONE US YOUR PAINT TROUBLES.
TUTTLE PAINT & GLASS CO.
Pfcones No. 205 and 206. 210-212 N. Stantoa St
E. l. RA.MvlX. JIl TO TAKE
CIIAIUIIi UP DALLAS JlItA.NCII
K. P. Rankin, jr.. of the El Paso
Bridge and Iron company, will leave
the last of the week for Dallas, where
he will take chance of the company's
branch office there.
The Dallas branch has charge of the
east Texas and Oklahoma business
and the aaslfrnment of Mr. Rankin to
this office Is in the nature of a pro
motion. He has lived here a number
of years and has been active in busi
ness and church affairs.
COTTON ADDITION LOTS
Best Bay in EI Puo
A. P. COLES & BROS., AjenU
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GOLDEN' ROD Is sweet, pure and
clean and all stock dearly love it. Trr
a sack and be convinced altr S.
Cla ton, ,' tit Adirtist ir.tnU
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