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EL PASO HERALD MINING NEWS
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FINANCE RINGON
Deep Development To Be
Resumed in Old Mine;
Alvarado to Resume.
romtrees Junction, Ariz, March 29.
cv, lurk capitalists have become ;n-
rented in the old Rlncon mine, re
cntlv taken over by W. B. Twltchell
and Joneph Cope, of Phoenix, under
the name of the Dixie Mines company
. . . . . .i.lnk la 1 ?Aft fft
ri, . i.tI heen entirely unwatered The .
for.; of m.neri M. being enlarged and
forte ot miners IS KWI "J,1
the old workings are 10 "'"'""?
1Z?32ES? " I
4 rfiTTlT i fceine tised to ex-
..i..d 1m0r?.It oBa In! 1'n.ted gold '
,... ...- . . . i j.r t1Ao
mine Several, noies nave ct 1 ",
put down eust of the main shaft 10
piovt the continuance of the main
Min The shaft is down 880 feet and
h.is numerous leels Altogether the
W7oh'n McKay has opened a promising I
Jonn Mttvay iias opcneu .
t.ud of gold ore in a Zsu-ioot incline
-.hurt which he is putting down on a
il ilm near tln tnited
Vlvorntlo to ltesiitnr.
T.K.-iI tangles which prevented the
.I. . I..i....,.4a h(Ih. .Bf!
I f th. lUncoiu have beon settled and .
. 1 in. ivi.ivvi., .
. pf rations are shortly to ne rraumra
ci 1 Urge scale
Ii-lopment work Is proKresslnic
-t nit on me uctave ana muutou
It is I
id with satisfactory results
'ported that John Bullard has prac
tically concluded a deal for the bond
ing of his capper mine 22 miles south
west of Congress Junction.
Although the Merrill Metallurgical
tumpanv, of San Franciscq, which re-
entl look over the Congress gold
mine, decided not to treat the great
lump until cvanide becomes cheaper,
i. if doing development work in the
..ei. st of the old workings.
1ILVCK HMVK SIIX1NO CO.
INCOUPOIIATEI1 rou 100.000
Sil.er City. N. M. March 2 The
Klack Haw k Mining company has been
admitted bj the corporation commis
sion to do business in New Mexico. It
has a capital stock of $100,000 and will
operate the Black Hawk mine in the
Grant cnuntx mineral district
THEY HEFOSE TO EAT
At periods in most childrcns' lives
they fail to relish their meals and refuse
to eat even the delicacies prepared to
tempt their appetites. They lack am
bition, and growth seems impeded,
which causes anxiety and worry.
To compel them to eat is a grave
mistake, because nutrition is impaired
Healtliful exercise in fresh air and sun
shine is important, but equally import
ant is a spoonful of Scott's Emulsion
three times a day to feed the tissues
and furnish food-energy to improve
their blood, aid nutrition and sharpen
their appetites.
The highly concentrated medicinal
food in Scott's Emulsion supplier the
ery elements clnMren need to huild up
their strepgtli They rclih Scott's it is
free from alcohol
ScoUS.Bow-ac.Biocs:ficH S I "'
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m, IHSTIG1
'Tape's Diapepsin" is tlie
only
real stomach regu
lator known.
' Kially does" put bad stomachs In
order "really does" overcome Indiges
tion, dyspepsia, gas, heartburn and
eourness in fire minutes that Just
that makes Pane's Diapepsin the
largest selling stomach regulator in the
world If what ou eat ferments into
stubborn lumps, sou belch gas and
eructate sour, undigested food and acid;
head is dlssy and aches, breath foul;
fongue coated, your insides filled with
bile and indigestible watte, remember
the moment "Pape's Diapepsin" comes
in contact with the stomach all euch
distress vanishes It's truly astonish
ing almost marvelous, and the joy is
its harmlessness.
A large fifty-cent ease of Pape's
Diapepsin will give you a hundred
dollars' worth of eatisiactlon or your
druggist hands you your money back.
Its worth Its weight in gold to men
and women who can't get their stom
achs regulated. It belongs In, your
home should always be kept bandy
in case of a sick, sour, upset ntomach
during the day or at night It's the
quickest, surest and most harmless
tomacli regulator In the world Adv.
Lime-Loss In Tuberculosis.
In tlie Journal or the American
Medlrnl Association (January 17, 1014)
itm the folIowfncH
"It has been many limes staled that
In tuberculosis or In the pretubercu
loftla stage an Increased amount of
enlclum Clime) Is lost holh Id the
urine and feces. In fact, a demlncral
Scntlon has been thought to he a fore
runner of the development of tuber
culosis,"' If tuberculosis is due to lime loss.
tl . success ot Eckman's Alterative in
ItH trearoent may be due. tn part, to
its content of a lime salt so com
bined with othei valuable ingredients
is to be easily assimilated.
Always we have urged consumptives
to attend strlcly to matters of food,
tiut often some effective remedial agent
Is needed In many cases ot ap
parent recovery Eckman's Alteram e
seems to hate supplied this need. It
contains no opiates, narcotics or habit
forming drugs, so is safe to tr From
tout druggist or direct Sold by Kelly
A Pollard. Knoblauch Drug Co , Peoples
Drug Store
Eckman's Laboratory. Philadelphia,
Advertisement.
HOME AUTO SERVIGE
D. TOM BMITn. Her.
Aii new five end seren-passencer -x
21 SO and $2 00 per hour rfo Fords.
Day or Htgbt. 233 Mesa Ave.
Herald Want Ads
Bring Results
Try 0
an4 lis roavlneed.
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BEIHG REPEATED!
Mining Towns in Arizona
Show Result of Mining
Activity in State.
Phoenix. Ariz . March "There la I
V""""r. "L".V"-."i".l- '. ',., '-
a uuuin uiuiik me jtruuiiu v ,.- -
nia railroad, in northern Yuma and ;
western Maricopa counties, like there
was in 106. but there is no question
that this boom is going to last and i
that many mines in that section nave
already become permanent producers." j
This enthusiastic statement was
made liv - XT 'a,.H.r chairman of the
.., ,X, -i,' hi. return '
r ' "o i Wended Salome". Swan-!?
sea. Quartslte ind Parker. He went
prlmarilv at the request of the parties,
nno nave lhft swan Ken. mine unuer i
w ho have the Swansea N mine under
lease. The Swansea smelter was as
sessed at $250,000 just after Its com
pletion, ears ago, and has remained
on the books at that flcure ever since.
though, it was operated only a short
time and is now out of date Com
time and is now" out of date
w,i-ir.-,- v,i&- arrraCkA that !
missioner Zander agreed that the val
uation should be reduced and mill so
recommend to the other commissioners
vevv lire Jlodies opened.
The Swansea, according to Zander,
is shipping copper ore to the Hum-
boldt smelter at the rate of 150 tons
-.lr Savap.1 iau. nr hnHiufi hftlfl
a week Several new ore bodies hate
recently lieen opened.
The Planet gold mine, west 01iwaH'
O. . ft - .
sea. Is snipping w ions a weeK. jiK- .
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ular shipments are being made from
the Flying Dutchman, 16 miles south
of Bouse.
Freighting Ore to Ilounc.
At least two carloads are being
freighted to Bouse weekly from Bis
properties in the Cunningham district,
and shipped to Harden
i Kn Francisco neonle hae bonded
the old Bullard mine, north of Agulla,
and are preparing to work It on a big
fcale The Bullard la well developed
and is recognized as one of the blg
Mst things in that section. Its car
bonate ores run high in copper.
Arizona's Largest Copper
Shipment Goes From Globe;
JVorThMore Than Million
Globe. Ariz.. March 29 --The biggest
single shipment of copper that was ever
sent out of Arizona Is now en route
from Globe to the refineries at Perth
Vmboy, N. J. One train of 49 cars,
drawn by two heavy engines, carries
4.464.800 pounds of the red metal. E
timating the Value at 27 eens a pound,
the total value of the shipment is
$1,195,000.
Forty of the can carry copper turned
. in nne ceeie bv the international
smelter, from concentrates produced
at the Inspiration and Miami mills. The
other nine cars are loaded with copper
from the Old Dominion smelter
NACOZARI CONSOLIDATED
SAFE; SINKS, NEW SHAFT
Douglas. Ariz, March 29. An an
nouncement Just made here should prove
of interest to the many shareholders of
the Nacozari Consolidated Copper com
pan in El Paso.
Operations at this property are pro
gressing steadily under perfectly har
monious conditions and the manage
ment believes stockjiolders should have
no uneasiness regarding the safety or
the propei t The companj has suf
fered no interference from Mexican
Work Is being commenced on the blc
working shaft through the rich San
Pablo ore body, which when completed
for a depth of four or five feet, will
jield a monthlj profit of about $60.
000 00 from the shipment of higngrade
ore Connections have beon completed
under one stope of this highgrade sil-
.. , 1 l.tnatilJ A... ffl.
Vdistance of 18i feet and shipments
ifl" brrelujarand more frequent from ,
1 1 -copper-ieau aircauy uiutnwiMv .
last shipment amount to S1.900 10. af-
riRiuniH ubl ivciiu vi .. .
ter the deduction oi ireignia aim u
ment charges, on 21 tons Another
shipment will be ready for the smelter
at once
OLD carlisleIHne being
DRAINED AND WORKED AGAIN
Silver City, N M . March 20 The old
raining camp of Carlisle in Grant coun
t which had been considered as dead,
has a new lease of life and Jiow num
bers liO inhabitants with new pros
pectors coming in daily. ,..,..
The Carlisle mine Is drained of water
down to the 500 foot level and after
the winze is clear of water will resume
shipments after many years of Idle
ness ,-
On the Jim Crow mine, Goorge II.
Utter is working three shifts. The
Eclipse Mining company is also drain
ing its shaft of water and there is re
newed activity in the nearby Mayflow
er district
SULPHIDE ORE STRUCK
IN THE FAIRVIEW MINE
Crown King. Arix , March 29 SJl
phide ore has been struck In the Fair
view mine The pay streak is It Inches
wide and was opened In the face of a
240-foot tunnel, at a verical depth of
100 feet.
Values are chiefly gold and samples
taken from the streak run 135 SL ton..
In view of this showing, Ed Block, the
owner of the Falrview. Is making ar
rangements to pu&h development on a
I larger scale .
J.1 ,n 1.1 uvnoi a .uneaten .luimi, wn
Tule creek have been sold to George
Wlngfield, the Gold field millionaire, for
$.10,000 t
IS SHIPPING 30 TONS OF
CONCENTRATES EACH WEEK
Kingman. Ariz , March 29 Each
week the Kingman Zinc Mining com
pany ships a 30-ton carload of con
centrates, valued at 116,000. to Bartlcs
ille, Okla. The ore, which carries
zinc, gold, silver and copper, comes
from the 130-foot level of the Shoot
ing Star mine, and four tons arc con
centrated into one Two auto trucks
are now used In transporting the ore
from the mine to the mill and a third
has been ordered
HARQUA HALA MILL IS
PUT INTO OPERATION
Wendcn Ariz . March 23 The mill
at , the Yuma-Warrior mine, better
known as the Harqua Hals, Is now in
operation for the first time since 'Wil
liam Stevens and associates, of Prescott,
took charge. The first cleanup resulted
in a recovery of S1000 worth of gold
bullion All the ore now being milled
comes from drifts on the fifth and sixth
levelr. without jnv stoping being done.
. SLACK'S LETTER
To Mothers of Delicate Children
Palmyra. Pa "My little girl had a
chronic cough and was so thin you
could count her ribs and she had no ap
petite Nothing we gave her seemed
to help her. until one day Mrs. Nelbert
asked me to trv Vinol, and now she is
huiiKrj all the time, her cough is gone,
she is stouter .ind has a more healthv
i "!m I wish ir mother who has a
d-!iiHt.' rhild would try inol" Mrs.
U.I Ai bLClv
l cu.ir.uiT. o inol. our delliJous
i ) liver an.J in n t 'ni' to make deli-
cnild'ri 1. alth- and stronC
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IQUKKSUEH
S IN DEMAND .
Price Goes to $235 a Flask
and Arizona Mines To
Reap Benefit.
Phnenlv. Am. March -'
. " . ' ..,. . .c nk of
quicKmiver Benin; ..
pounds prospects for important
' ., ',' ,,.. MkMUai mountains.
operations in the Maaauai " -
70 miles northeast of Phoenix, are
again bright. t I
when
QUlcUsll
(in cl
When me uuropenu ' " .-"
ver was seiiniR i" "D" ,.::
S40 a flask. At tnat ume an "";
!..,? ;.i..i ,otie!lv closed
deal
purchase th'e Property of the Son-
floer cinnibar Mining companj
j whlcIl ,B comp,ed of local investors
for 100.000. Tlie war w "
deal and the stockholders. "?,
they have been unable to raise monn
to work the claims on their own ac
count, believe that they are the gainer-
.
Retorts Jlnrn Otl.
to,,. cniriiir Cinnabar comnanv
! .ted eral retorts which were soon
Durned out. Chris Martin, who ow"s
Durneu uuu v" - ltiv patched
some nearby c'a'ms;r!Sd,,t0 ,Pated it
? " l,",0rtfh;il.d .n Tof ore
for a week From three tons oi
he recovered $1300 worth MJ""
silver. Probably half the mercury es
caped In the fumes and slag.
W , 1(4,1. k J-- "- . .
HOUman &. lieynuiu ait ". . -
.. . i- 1ia.h mnnQiiar rimiiin
sessnrent tvorii on mon -".""'..' r." :
and It Is reported that tlie ia r"-""
aim iv i mjiwiivu M.... i -i
Quicksilver company is soon tooegin
operations on an exiensi.e "
VICTORIA MINESTPURCHASED BY'
FORMER MEXICAN OPERATORS
Silver Cltj. X M.. March 29 Vic
toria, one of the older producing camps
in the Grant count district, 40 miles
frnm hre. has been DOUgnt uj iu:
Gauley interests who own big holdings 1
in tne 2?ama Guiana, umuiv. - ,
nua j
m.. trin.nrtti mines! were owned by
Demlng and New York men and were , Comanche has a largo body of ore de
sold to the Mexican mining operators veloped and will become a producer a!-
i I . tiAPi I tllAat nt Anna It'mtle l ntar tr hn
at a large sum. which nas not oeen
made public
The Victoria mines are among the
best producers In the district, but have
always been handlcaped by water In
the lower leels This water Is to be
lifted by large pumps which the ,new
firm plan to lnstal at once.
A deep shaft will also be sunk and
levels run to develop these mines, which
are copper, silter, lead bearing prop
erties. GOLD DISCOVERY NEAR
SUPERIOR EXCITES MINERS
en..!,.. Al Toi.li !!9 Much ex-
dtement fias be'en caused by a gold
discovery made by W B Smock, W M.
Scott and J W Sterling, elx miles
southeast of Superior. They have
found rich gold ore in a number of sur
face holes. Engineers representing Los
Angeles parties looked oer the ground
last week and it is understood that a
deal is practically closed
TRADE POLICY FOR ALLIED
NATIONS TO BE DECIDED ON
London, Eng. March 29 The Invita
tion of the French government for an
Allied conference at Taris to shape a
Joint trade policv, has now been ac
cepted by all tlie allies, so that gov
ernment delegates will eoon assemble
there from Great Britain, France. Rus
sia, Italy. Belgium and possibly the
lesser countries aligned with the Al
lies Japan also is likely to be repre
sented, so that this prospect of a gigan
tic trade comnact with more than half
of Europe will be extended to the Far
Kast, directly through Japan and In
directly to China through the Influence
Japan pxerciees there
The gathering of the Allies at Parts
1s looked upon with mucji-slgniflcance
It Is an offset to the move Germany
ment with Austria, similar to the old I
e.n. designed to unite the Centra. ,
nas aireaay maae lor a trade agree
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Austria has not jet accepted the pro-
posal.
DAILY RECORD
Iiulldinc; Permits.
To J C. Iammt to build a nriejt bunralow
on lots IS and IT, block 31, Manhattan
llolchu. estimated cost SSM
To Val Blstz J'rwinc company to buiJJ
s brick office at ;01S East Overland street,
estimated cost M0
To Ketlr & Pollard to make senersl re
pairs at ili Mills street; estimated cost
tlM.
To J G. Klapper to build a brick bones
lev at Grama and Fratas street estimated
oast Site.
To A. B. Bordwell to build sn addition
and make chanres at 60 Texas street, es
timated cost Site.
To Manuel Caballero. to build an adobv
residence oa lets 13 and 14. Mock 13, East
SI Paso; estimated eost 11600
To It. P. Hadfleld to baild three bunga
lows on lots 12 to 1C, block ;. Bassett ad
dition: estimated eost SGoOO
To Phoenix-El Tsso Building1 company 'o
build a brick residence on lots 4 and .
block Z9. Alexander addition estimated
eost Sft
Ileeds Piled.
North side of Trowbridge street between
Stevens avenue and Fort Bliss road v F
Andress and wife to W W Barbie, east
II Uj feet of lot 13, all lot 14 and all of
fractional lot IS. block 1. Hague subdivi
sion, coylldoratlon 14400 March -3, 191
Lots In Clint G W Oarcla and wlfo to
J. B. Irvine, lots 1, 2 and 3 block 1 ;ar
cla's addition to Cllut, consideration S300,
March 11. 1S1C
Pouth side of Jaclson avenue,' between
Lackland and Partillo streets Morning
Side Heights Realt Co to Anna Goodrich
lots 21 and 22 Mock !. Morning Side
Heights, consideration S400, March 23,
11.
South side of Jackson avenue, between
Lackland and Partillo streets Morning Slilu
Heights Itealty company to w E Lambeth
lots 23 and 24. block 2. Morning Sid"
Heights; consideration $400. March :3. 19f
East tide of Santa Fe street between San
Antonio and Overland streets Z. T vrhltV
and wife to Harmon Krupp, all of the wwt
SO feet or lots 84. IE and 90. block 15. Mills
map, having 324 feet frontage on Santa Fe
street and 60 feet on West San Antonio
street: consideration S7.M; March IS. 1910.
Lots in Canutlllo El Canutlilo Townsito
& Land company to Francisco Abel carresco
lots 21 and 22. block 10. Canatlllo.. consid
eration J40, November , 1S14
Licensed to lied.
Efrlam do la Vega to eaadalupe Bubal
cava.
it. G. Mena to Florentine Candels
Automobiles Licenced.
E661 T B. Oliver. Brasos flats, five im-
j enger Paige
! fraC2 Santiago Gonzalez. Hotel Mesa, sev
j en passenger I'rotos
S6l H J Froboese. 71? Tovas street,
seven passenger Bolck
8611 W n. 'VcMnger Sheldon hotel,
' five passenger Ford
i 1'ablo Alvarez. 01- Soutb Stanton
street. Beading motorcycle
Mrs N Sheppard, -10 Mills street,
five passenger Ford.
M6J W. G. Gibson 401 Osford street;
five passenger Overland
SSM Dr V. Itodarte. 1I1S Vorth Flor
ence street, five passenger Overland
5468 T. F Fogg, 1117 Kast Missouri
street; Ford roadster.
!70 D. R. Kaiser, Carlisle hotel, five
passenger Overland
6S71 Star Torigoe. 821 South Ftanton
street; two passenger Willya-Ov erland
Deaths.
Eusebia Velasqupz rount hospltjl Mann
2. aged 68 years, burial Concordia cmetery
March 2.
Julia Mesa 101 . outh Manton street.
Mareh 27. aged 7& vears burial Concordia
cemeteTy March 28
Pedro Gomez. 709 Ta. streets Marrh 27.
aged two years, burial on ordia ct metery,
March 23
Gregorla Aseniado 17 Canal street, March
11, aged lour months, burial March 2S
Births (ilrl.
Ti Up Jojc Outl rr z 014 Kansas strcrt
Mnrrti ii
I . IrJ Velzar r M jr 111 tJt 'iiml
itr't Man h .'
lllrihn Hots.
To dre It I ti Willi ii 7 1 ti l
MILL FOR
PflOHiME
New Device To Be Tried in
Placer Mining in Ya
vapai Streams.
'"re"". .;"- VV-"---ii-;-""
ueveiopea ijeiwcc.i " ?u " i"""
uf oxidized ore, u &. warren ana u.
y peters. who have been working the
Promoter mine, in Crook canyon, for
tne aat jear have decided upon the in-
taiatlon 0f a miU. They havo sent
;; tons of ore to the venezia mine for
a test run ji is prouanie mat a stamp
mill with a notation aepartment, win
be chosen.
It is reported that outside capitalists
are seriously considering the erection
of a custom mill in Crook canyon. A
number of mines in that section are
ready to befrin production as soon as
milling facilities are provided.
A complete plant, consisting of a
hoist, air compressor and other equip
ment, is being installed on the C. B. S.
group, in Copper basin, owned by It. M.
Martin, of Los Angeles.
"New IJetice to be Tried.
With a unique' wet washine plant.
Marvin Bierson and son, experienced
California placer miners, havifarrlved
at Preacott . They expect to spend
Marvin Bierson and son. experienced
several months washing gold from Ya
capal county streams. Their apparatus
is propelled by a two-horsepower gaso
line engine By means of a Jig and
agitator the fine gold, as well as nug
gets, is saved, and concentrates are
saved on a table.
ADDS TWO PROPERTIES TO
ITS CHLORIDE HOLDINGS
Chloride Arii., March 29 Two Im
portant additions have been made to the
Chloride holdings of the Needles Mining
& Smelting company, a subsidiary of
tne tinted states Smelting, Kenning &.
Mining company, which operates the
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hej-e That company now controls the
Comanche and Pinkhatn mines. The
most at once. Work Is also to be com
menced upon the Pinkhatn
For some time the Needles company
has held the Empire, which it is now
planning to develop. New equipment
will be added and deep development
undertaken Originally the Empire
was a silver mine, but ore taken from
the deepest of its present workings
runs high In lead and zinc.
MEDICAL CORPS OFFICERS
ORDERED TO BORDER POINTS
Army order have been Issued directing
a number of medical corps officers to re
port for duty at various border points The
orde- follow
Bach of the following officers of the med
ical corps will proceed at onc to plat e
specified alter his name for duty Capt H.
G. Humphries, Brownsville, Fourth infan
try. Capt. W. S. Shields. Brownsville. Third
caalry C&pt. William Smart and Capt. J
K. Harris, Harllngen. field hospital No f.
rapt E XT. Talbott. Ilarllaen.l Sixth cav
alry rpt c L Foster, Mission 38th In
fantry. Capt. R W Kerr. Fort Clark. 14th
dialn. Capt K. Bartlctt, Bafrto Pass
17th Infantry. Capt. J. S. Fox. 131 Paso,
.Seventh infantry. Capt. C It. Snyder, Doue
la Ariz. 18th Infantry. Capt. I. I. Hop
wood. Columbus. 12th cavalry: Capt. T. J.
Fljnn and Cspt V. B Meister. No gales
t:th Infantry. Capt G. K. Parlseau and
apt. O H Scott 1 Paso, 2d infantry
Maj C J Bartlett, Iouia. Arte., '::d In
fantry. Maj T r, Havana. 1 Paso. 20th
infantrv, ljut Col P. E. Straub and Maj
W L. Kfllor Fort Bliss, Base hospital
Captainn H L Evans and J J Christian,
fflrnal corps, will proceed to Fort tiam Hous
ton for temporary duty
Maj. A C Dalton. quartermaster corps
now on leave at Galveston, will proceed to
Fort Sam Houston for duty as assistant to
quartermaster of southern department.
By direction or the president. Second
Lieut " R. Street, retired. Is detailed as
proftjeaor of military science and tactics at
the San Die to Army and Navy academy.
Pacific Beach.
Second Lieut, O L. Sp tiler, coast artillery
c,x""SJl?? ,f?mlh comvny ad
- VTS,.U: corps
(cavalry) Is assigned to the Tenth cavalry,
effective March 21
Capt W F Ciopton, Jr., quartermaster
corps, will proceed to El Paso for temporary
dut
Leaves of absence CaL Samuel E. Allen,
coast artillery corps, IS days. First Lieut
C B Meyer, coast artillery corps, two
months
Capt Joseph F. Slier medical corps, is re
lieved from duty at the army medical school
this city, and will proceed to Port Sam
Houston for dnty.
First lieutenants J. L. Farden. Q. G. Mut
ter, medical reserve corps, are relieved from
duty at the army medical school, this city,
and vlU proceed to Harllngen. Texas, for
duty.
BANKING CHAPTER TO START
A CAMPAIGN OF THRIFT
The El Paso Chapter of the Ameri
can Institute of Banking will meet
this evening at 8 oclock In the First
National Bank building Following a
business session, the chapter will be
addressed upon the subject of "Cred
its" by A. S. Jacobs, manager of the
Popular Dry Goods company.
As soon as conditions are restored
to normal along the border, the presi
dent of the club, Smith 'U'ltham. said
a thrift campaign will be inaugurated.
The cooperation of the banking houses
and newspapers of the city will be
sought in promulgating the idea. The
campaign is one that has borne fruit
in other cities and Mr. William thinks
it can be carried out with marked suc
cess in El Paso
CHESTNUT BLIGHT HAS
SPREAD INTO 19 STATES
Washington. TV C. March 29. From
obscure beginnings In eastern New
bntUepTTnoTstk'lesrw
affects about ill the northern half of
....,....,, i m, iti, ,it Kta.wlu rtnlrnr
damage ehtiinated at close upon ?50.-
000.000 I ne leaerai ana eiaie gwicm
ments are
disease
endeav oring to check the
When I m i U ef
svee yeiri. I had a grcit
niny torti on ray htnei ard
Ire A friend suggested
S S S to my parents, and
after usrti ttVee botnes of
i S S obtained from our
Are
"fees rug store, I wu cn-
nrcly cured
I have used S S S. as a
tonic for the esst fifteen
years and I want to ule
this opportunity of testxfymg
as to its wonderful merits,
and heartily recommend it.
not only to everyone thtt ts
suffering frets any Vood
trouble but alro lo anyone
winttcg an effective teme
to buid up a run-cowi sys
tem It ts a wonderful
mcdicrte and I feel thtt
everyone should know
about tt
A r FOSTER.
MIS Lawrence St.
Montgomery. AU.
from native
Write
the
our Medical
Department for
Free Consultation
ML P
5 1INE5
Whitcomb Organizes $10,-
000,000 International
Tungsten Company.
Tucson, Ariz., March 29 Organiza
tion of the International Tungsten
company, a $10,000,000 corporation, for .
tlitr nurnose of working tungsten ae-
;....-! 1I oarts of the United
states and nartlcularly those at La
p.niio. tIiiiii cnunt-. has been con
eluded by II- Whitcomb, a local capi
talist. . A . .
New lork Men Interested.
The International company succeeds
the National anu umuu-i"''"-""-
Tunirsten comDanies, of whicn
Mr. ,
Whitcomb was general manager.
lie
i. AVinent and general manager of
the International company. Asso-
.ed",Uhto Tin the old companle.
.c,a!!d ..., ,mi.i.ra eaDitallsts. but
were secrai uiiicuku J--" :"3"J
hn nurcltased
l.At IntAfAato h-al.
meir mien.".'- " . . ,-. .,-.
by Now Tork parties, u m ."??'
Henry B. Livingston, is now with Mr.
Whitce ?b at the mines.
With only a 10-stamp mill In opera
tion tho La GuijaB tungsten mines
produced S200.000 in 1915. The pres
ent daily output of concentrates Is
valued at $2500 Ten stamps are being
added to the mill, and the new company
fs to add 30 more The total number
of men employed in the mill and mines
is now 0.
Ore I Stolen.
Upon his return from Uie east Mr.
Whitcomb learned that 'fneone had
stolen approximately J1S.M0 r,thart
the richest tungsten ore. Bight ar
rests have been made.
U. S. MAINTAINS DOZEN
ARSENALS TO SUPPLY ARMY
Washington. D. C. March 29.A
dozen arsenals are maintained by the
United States for making supplies for
the army. All the muskets, small arm
ammunition and personal and horse
equipments required are manufactured
by the war department but of other
classes of ammunition, small arms,
small cannon and gun carnages, a con
siderable proportion of the" requirements
is supplied by private establishments.
The location of these arsenals ana
their functions are ,
Watertown, Mass , manufacturing
principally seacoast gun carriages:
Springfield, Mass. email arms, Water
vllet. N. Y cannon, large and small,
Frankfort (Philadelphia). Pa., ammuni
tion for small arms and mobile ar
tillery. Rock Island, 111., personal and
horse equipments- carriages for mobile
artillery, and small arms. Governors
Island, N. T. storage, issue and pur
chase Sandy Hook. N. J. proving
ground. Picatinny, Dover, N. J, smoke
less powder and Augusta, Ga, San An
.tonio. Tex- Benicla, CaL, and Manila,
Philippines, for storage and repair,
SHACKLETON'S AUXILIARY
SHIP NEARS NEW ZEALAND
London. Eng. March 29 The pre
mier of New Zealand has been noti
fied by wireless that tho auxiliary
shin AnrnrsL nf the shackleton Antarc
tic expedition expects to arrive off
New Zealand on Friday according to
a dispatch from Reuters correspond-
ent at Wellington, If Z.
Another wireless dispatch from the '
Aurora, received in London, confirms
the previous view that there Is a fair
amount of stores available for the ex
plorers marooned on the Roos sea
barrier. The message adds, however.
'The party is short of fuel and
clothinc. The shin had meager stores.
Our mean diet throughout our drift was
penguin and seal. There were suffi
cient stores previously at Cape Evans.
We have experienced bad weather. We
expect to arrive early in April.
(Signed) "Stenhouse."
ARKANSAS HOLDS PRIMARY;
EQUIVALENT TO ELECTION
Little Rock, Ark- March 39. Ballots
for today's state wide Democratic pri
mary contained the names of candi
dates for all state offices, the state's
seven congressional seats, a number
of district judicial vacancies, offices
in 27 of the 75 counties of Arkansas
and, in addition, the names of candi
dates for national committeeman and
delegates to the national Democratic
convention.
The Democratic nomination in Ar
kansas is equivalent to election. Three
candidates appeared on the ballot
seeking the nomination for governor.
Dr. Chas IL'Brough, Earle W. Hodges
and L. W. Smith.
BACHELORS' CLUB MEMBERS -JO
HAVE BABY CLOTHES SHOW
The Bachelor club haB arranged to
hold a Pink tea and spring evening at
its next dinner on the night of April
6 A special departure of the evening
will be a demonstration of spring cloth
ing for babies, under the direction of
J. Arthur Tobias "Annie Laurie." of
the police station, will give a demon
stration of the care of Infants. Spring
poetry and other things suggestive of
a chango in the weight of one's cloth
ing will be Included on that program.
The dinner will be held in the Sheldon
Grill at S.30 p. m.
juv. r.iLLS wion hadc.vu
AMI IS UKOUGHT TO IIOSPlTVI.
Juan Bentacour, a section employe of
the G. IL &. S. A- railway, sustained in
juries about the legs and body Tuesday
morning when he fell from a handcar a
short distance east of El Paso.
! Tuesday evening and taken to Hotel
Bentacour was Drougnt to r.i i-asu
i "leu for meaicai """ "J,
is
thought not to pe aenoueiy ...jurtu.
! CH MtC.KD WITH noi.Bl.VO SALOON,
, LuIr Perez was arrested by county
i officers Wednesday morning on a
charge of theft under S50
He was al
leged to have taken liquor and a watch
from a saloon at 711 South El Paso
j street
KS1:
I
You Aiding Nature to
Work to Better Advantage?
Unless you lend a helping hand to Nature she will have an unfor
tunate end. Why shouldn't Nature keep up its constructive work
When the great strain we put on our systems wj-ong eating
wrong drinking wrong hours is considered, the question in
stantly clears, and the imposition on Nature is seen. The result
blood disorders. Perhaps Rheumatism appears: or the weakened
sjstem contracts Catarrh in a violent form; or one of the many
kinds of skin diseases, such as boils, pimples, rashes, eczema, etc,
are the signals.
As surely as one of these conditions arises Nature is telling you
that your vital life fluid is needing help. Fortunately you can turn
to that wonderful blood remedy S.S.S, as have thousands of
other sufferers, and find Nature's greatest aid ready to give you
health again. S.S.S. accomplishes for you what no other medi
cine can, because its ingredients are purely vegetable, extracted
herbs, roots and barks. It has been
recommended for over fifty years. 5.S.S. goes
blood and assuts it in its repair and constructive
work. Get 5. S. S. at your druggist.
aw
AN,
KILLED By TR
El Paso and Southwestern
Employe Loses Life; An
other Man is Injured.
Douglas, Ariz., March 29. Bay V.
Saxon, aged 37. foreman in cnarge oi
e;ection of siBnaiB on the Western
-,.... ,.
division Of tne Ji raso OTUlu.
railroad, was struck by a freight train
near Silver City and killed. Another
man, an American, whose name was
not learned, and who was riding with
Saxon on a track motor car, eustained
th fracture of several riba. Saxon a
body was badly mutilated.
ltie ireiKui wu.u . ... v. & --
conductor J. F. Ryan and engineer J
T. McLean.
r - Llt is known her. of Saxotu He
I came to the Southwestern from the
S., v
Santa. Fe railroad, for wnlcn ne naa
worked for several years.
Kidnaped Girl Says She
Is 26 and Loves the Man
Jesus Gamboa, a sister of Bonlfaela
Gamboa, filed a complaint in Justice
J. JL Deavers court, charging Jesus
Sanchez with kidnaping. She alleged
that Sanchez had taken her sister who,
she claimed, was only 18 years old.
When the sister wa brought into
couTt she admitted that she was 26
years old and had loved Sanchez for
four years.
Sanchez, according to county officers,
is married and Has a family. Ho was
dismissed.
UNDERWRITING AGENCIES TO
BE CLASSED AS COMPANIES
Phoenix, Ariz.. March 39. Underwritinc
agencies are placed upon the same plane as
insurance companies by a recent order of
C C. Thompson, superintendent of the state
insurance department
It costs a company about 170 a year to
file required reports and qualify to do busi
ness in Arlscna. Thompson learned that
many companies were In the habit of quali
fying for themselves and also doing business
under the name of an underwriting agency.
Thompson holds that an insurance com
pany and its underwriting agency are really
two companies in the eyes of tho law. This
ruling will materially Increase the earnings
of his department The collections of the
department for March will total more than
J3I.OO0.
BURNED RAILROAD STATION
IN AMAR1LL0 TO BE REBUILT
Amarillo. Texas. March 29 Plans already
are under way for the rebuilding of the
Santa Fe railway passenger and freight
depot here, which was destroyed by lire.
Superintendent H J. Seweil says the build
ing will be nnlcklv restored. Men are at
work now preparing estimates In connection
with the work.
WEATHER BULLETIN.
S. DEFARTMT3.T OF AGRICULTUoX.
WEATHEB BUREAU.
Observation takes
at 8 a. ra 7m rae
ridan time ( . ra.
Et Paso time.) March
29. 1916.
Forecasts.
El Paso and vIciB
Itv Fair tonight aa
Thursday: cooler to
night .
New Mexico To
night and Thursday,
generally fair, ex
cept rain - or snow
north portion ttalc
afternoon and to
night. eoMer to
night and saatheast
portion Thursday.
Arizona Tonight
and Thursday, gen
erally fair: colder In
northeast portion to
night iprrsTBnS
To Cexy-rrwnA.
ErrHE.vi
or snow'
west Texas Tonight and Thursday. -generally
fair, cooler tonight
Precipitation in last 21 hours (In Inches)..
weamer ai s a. ra
Lowest temp, last night.. ....I
Hlgnest yesterday. ....! I
Teimi. at 8 a. m. ..I I I
Abilene 60 8
Amarillo 44 80
Atlanta..... ....... 42 4S
Boise. ... 39 SO
Boston 42 48
Chicago 38 IS
Cincinnati M 40
Denver 36 70
Detroit..... 38 44
Duluth. ... 40 38
El Paso S 81
Galveston. ,.... 66 ..
Havre 34 S9
Jacksonville 48 (4
Little Rock 44 73
Los Angeles. ...... S6 63
Nashville 43 43
New Orleans 66 72
New Tork 40 44
Omaha 42 70
Phoenix 51 82
Rapid City 33 S3
Roswell 44 78
St Louis 43 48
Salt Lake City.... 3 48
San Antonio CO 86
San Francisco..... 60 61
Santa Fe 36 63
Seattle 36 63
Washington 40 46
Wichita 48 70
Tuma 56 90
pteMy
ptcWy
cloudy
clear
cloudy
cloudy
doudv
cloudy
clear
cte&r
dear
cloudy
rain
clear
clear
cloudy
cloudy
clear
rain
clear
dear
snow
Pt oMy
cloudy
cloudy
cloudy
elear
enow
clear
cloody
dear
clear
Note: Amounts of precipitation of less than
.01 of an Inch are not nubltahed hereon.
Comparative El Paso Precipitation.
Jan. 1 to March 27. inclusive, 1913... .42 In.
Jan. 1 to March 27. Inclusive. 1911... 2.04 In.
Jan. 1 to March 27. inclusive. 1914... .66 In.
Jan. 1 to March 27. inclusive. 1915. ..2.75 In.
Jan. 1 to March 37. inclusive. 1916... .74 In.
Normal. Jan. 1 to March 27. inclusive. L22 In.
Water Conditions, KIo Grande Project,
Height ot '
ITater Behind Contents
Dam li.nL Aero Ft
Elephant Butte reservoir 87.49 410,817
Decrease In 24 hours 0.17 1.897
Flow of river at San Marclal not reported.
Flow from reservoir 1410 second ft.
For irrigation. Lcasurg canal 435 second ft
For irrigation. Franklin canal 90 second ft
For Irrigation, East side canal 150 second ft
For Irrigation, West side caral 330 second ft
For Irrigation, Acequia Madro
(Mexico) 84 second ft
Date, March 29, 191u.
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