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THE EVENING UtRAtD, ALBUQTTERQTJE, N. IT., WEDNESDAY. MARCH 18. 1914.
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Its use a protection and a
guarantee against alum
VETEII SCOUT IS
Of! OLD TRAIL
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Mining News of the Week
in New Mexico Fields
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RICH STRIKE OF
VANADIUM AT
EL
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Vein Said to Carry Heavy
Quantities of Valuale Ore
Found in Romero's Com
pany's Property.
OLD MINES AT WHITE
OAKS BUSY ONCE MORE
.peels I rwmfMlpari ta Meral1
Cast Iji Vega.. N. M , March 1.
Wi.ril ri. m' from tho workings uf
I hi- Komcro MlnliiK ooiiipuny'a prop
erties ul Kl I'lilvmir, Han Miguel
I. .nut j. hut at a depth of 7 HO feel,
in u tunnel, a rich alrike hua been
if '.In ut uranium iinil VHtiuilium ores.
rpcukiiig of Ihe all-Ike, Mngurlto
Itiiiii.-io, president uf ih company,
suvs:
"A rich vein ciinliilnlnir uranium
iinil vanadium, iiiiiI also some achee
liii' ami I ii ii ichi ii urn, hu been
f.iunil In the KiiiikTii Ml n I n if com-
Spring
Clothes..
Every Man Wants
Good Clothes
Some men get them;
others don't.
There are more
dont's than do's.
The men who do not
get good clothes buy at
the wrong store
Buy here and avoid
disappointment.
For instance Alfred
Benjamin, Washington
$25 and $20 units;
absolutely Hand Tal-
lored.
CLOTHSCRAFT SUITS
AT $15.00
Match these values
anywhere at the pnew
if you can.
p.lll tllllllll III Kl roivcnlr. 7 HU
lid In. iii tin' mouth ii in I 4ut fuel
In low tlic .inline of the iiiniinluln.
"Tin1 flume tor tho iriMlurtion of
ii mi .1 i in 1 1 iind iiruiiiiiiu ii.. were
not vcrv satisfactorily repotted fur
I'Jli, ii ii. I I In. iniiiiit huH, tlicKfi.ro.
been partly cstiinul -d from various
'la I it r. tin. possession of tho survey.
In tho I'niti-.l Mini.', iiruiiiiiiu and
ii no iM ii in lii-nrinK iti tin rn ttt were
produced 1 1 1 1 1 v from soft luinilHt.iiioN
of the high iilatoaii regions of outh
vvestcrn 'olorailn ami southeastern
I'tah. except a very hiiih II quantity
of pitchblende ami urnulie. Much
tin. larger mrt if the urn were from
v'ohirndo.
"The production of uranium up
penrs to have been equivalent In n
little less llian ZD short tons of tirii
i.lum oxiilo, or approximately 22 ton
of nii'tallU' uranium, alight Increase
over ISII, when the production wim
equivalent to about 25 tuna of ura
nium oxide, or 21.2 tuns of the titctul
The production and ante of pitch
blende, and urnnlnite In Colorado and
North Carolina, umountcd to mil,'
?76 pounds, which hroiiKhl II 4 US.
The VHiiadlum output of 1912 seems
to hove been equivalent to a little
Ices than 3110 tuna of metallic vana
dium, a Somewhat larger quantity
than that or 1911.
"The reduction of the figure, to
term of metal seems to he the moat
feasible way of representing the out
put of both, uranium nml vnnndlum
i res. a th ore. are of many per
centages nml there s no generally
accepted standard of grade, a. there
I. In tungsten ore. for which. In the
I'nilert flutes th' standard In nn ore
loritainiiiK per cent tungsten trl
oxlile. "The KrenleMl part or the vana
dium produce,! p., n Mtaled. from
aaniNtonea earrylnir r'lacoollte be
tween the KTa.im: the next lara-cut n
from antidMtotie with ilnillarly Inter
titiiil cnrnotlte. uml 1,'hh iiuuntitie.
r.r obtained from other vanadium
mineral, not yet thoroughly InvcHtl
tfated. The ro.coelite occur. moMtty
In minute flake between the flue
Brain, of win. I of the flat -h Imr l.a
I'liita aanil.toiie. but moat of t ahow.
no harncterlHIc form..
"It la aalil by hlith nuthorltle. thnt
rndlnm I. found in thee ore. Kot
beinB well inforined n. to thia I can
not make more mention of the ap
pearance of the.e ore.. I have never
aeon radium ere.
orrnvrioxH i.ivki.y iv
wiiiti: okh camp
Mining1 operations In White (inks
nre now- better th.m r..r
I""1- Tloth the North and B.nilh
I I liime.tak e mine, are nrbiH r.,n
Hi forf'OlA H. W-etl fhn iij...,
"tump mill, which s wnrkimt tisht
and day. Theoe properties together
with the rynnlde plant employ a
fori of ever seventy- men.
".I. f.landell
The Live Clothier
M W I I tll'Mt VT WdllH
iv Tin: MM.oi,itA
New ileveli.pmciit work in ths Mo.
goilon. I. being curried on extensive
ly end the Various companies oper
ating in this district are currying tin
intensive operations.
On the property nf the ftnenrro
Mining and Milling company the 800
f.mt level has penetrated an ore
.hoot eih-ht feet wide n.wiylng $.'.0 a
Ion. The mill .hip. about two ton.
of gold and silver bullion monthly.
In addition to larae qunntte. of
hlith grade coneentrate. The com
pany recently retired It. I7()(l 000 Im.
ne of preferred Stock from earning..
A laige c.Hh reserve Is bring iicctim
tilated in the treasury.
The shrift of the raeiflc Mine,
company has renchul a depth of 5
feet below the thld level. Hilikltut
ing was delayed aoveial il.iv. from
encountering riunlitlty of water,
v. hi. h wu. soon hi. lute. I and th work
continued. The south face of the
level a n Kood ntlll ore nboiit six
slid one-hulf feet wide. The great
.tope which wa. recently opened be
low the 2.'.il f.iot level piomlKes to lie
the l h .hoot ever discovered In the
diHirlcl. it I. from 10 In 15 feet In
whIi h and n.wiys from tiu to 111,1
per I .ii. Ilegular dally shlpmeni.
are made to the i unti.rn wurks. Thia
ptopert was recently optioned to
the H.H-orro Mining and Milling
cinipany, whose enclnecrs are muk
ing nn xamltintlon.
The Lincoln Milium and I level., p
meiii i ..mp.niy. after rompietlng the
new machinery Installation, has tin
watered the shaft and sinking has
been re.u-- ed below the mill ad't
or fifth le. 1. The drift on the third
level ta being extended south.
The links company'. brea.t of
tunnel A and wcxt drift from the
button of wiiii. tunnel V cuinuiu. in
soiid mill ore. In prospecting n
three root !' Uko, which branches
from the main vein near the portal
tunnel A. ore was found assaying
13 Kii K"lil and 110.77 silver, a total
of IM.R" per ton. A contract for
ailvnnclng tun In drainage nml trans
portation tunnel will soon be let. The
uotk thus far has been dune on days'
pny.
The Kberle mine, has survey nnd
sampling operations under way by
the imk. company, preparatory to
starting development. The mine I.
already partially opened up aiol car
rlea one of the lamest bodies of ore
in the ilistrlet.
i.oitisiti ni mim: ih
Mki; t.iti xr ttixonn
The KiKhty-five imne In the l.or.ls
l.nru iHkiiIi i in making what I. con
xiilcred u good recordi pioiliiiiiiu
about 4a fio.li tons of ore per mouth.
The value of the mine's output fur
ISIS was $t;r.fl COO. It t staled. The
Kighty-five Is now in.t-illini! n mill
to treat It. own ores. The ore Is now
shipped to smeller. In Kl Pit an and
I ... ml. is. Arts.
A railroad I. now planned. A
branch of the Arlsona nnd New
Mexico railroad has been surveyed
to the Kluhty-flve nnd some of the
other mine. In the same locality.
The Metropolis mine nnd a group
of other claims nenr the Rlghty-f've
have lieen taken over by the Amal
gamated I.ea.1 and Hmelter company
from J. ". Waldemnnn of Km Trim
rlson and associates. At this prop
erty a larxe tonnage of lead-silver
nd copper ore has been blocked out
and It la likely thnt a concentrating
plant niny be Installed within the
present year.
A good body of copper ore ha
been opened up In the Hi. nny mine
which is under the management of
O Kybeek. This properly Is about
five mlbs south of Iird.burg and
close to the Miser a r-iost mine.
A fair tonuaEo of medium -grade
nre has been blocked out In the At
wood mine, northeast of the Rluhty
flve. The ore I. Cupper-silver. The
property ha produced about $300.
000. The mines In the Iordsburg dis
trict have produced in the past yenr
r.S.StO ton of ore, yielding $141 .'.!
gold. 271, 2M ounces or silver. 3.ir.r. -rK."i
pound of copper and 4.RS2
pound, of lead, with a total vnlne of
m.9i5.
Immediately south of T.ordHburg.
In the ryramld enmp. nre a number
ef prcml.lng mine, which are being
opend up again. They were for.
merly producer of allver and gold.
Major Burke, who Knew Thi.
Country When the Famous
Marshal, Tony Niece, Held
Sway, Talks of Scouting
Mler mnnv yent. Major John M.
Hutke has returned tu the old rantii
I'e tuiil The major, who for years
Haw-led ahead ol the ItulTiilo Hill
.how. I in town a. publicity man for
the Sells-Kioto clrins nnd IMiffalo Kill
ItvttlHclft. VA hen the ctri us people
went into panne rship with t'oloticl
t'nilv. It followed without iiiiohiIoii
that Major I 'n ike would keep on
"ahead" of the w.-rlil-liini'iti. .rout.
iniflalo HIM without Mal..r llnrke
"ahead" of him Would handy be Huf
faln Hill. The major, nn old .colli
ami I ront lerstnan himself, ha. been
asMt.'taleil Willi 1'iil.iiiel 4 'oily slllie
Ih;;i. The last camp. nun In which
tliev weie iissih luted was the Pine
Hnlge uprising In l!'l. when Slttlntf
Hull mad,, his last nppivti.ince u. a
terror to setilers.
'The scout," .aid Major Ilurke to
day ul the Alvarado. w hi re he Is
.topping - shade, til Kit I'licmn1 pic
ture a scout lolling. In an AH arinlo
"the i mill," said Major I'.urke. "wii.
II lllll.ile flittile til floiilier llfi.
There were mnnv. many good men
on the frontier in the obi da., brave
an lion, iitul fine In battle i.nd i olu
niilti.lv 1 1 1 c. hut the .'out was a mint
of peculiar cilllpilicllt He neeiieil
Vasllv lliot. than coin. inc. He had to
lie alile to read trails and sign, tike
an Indian, and to exercise inui h of the
alnlily ol a gleat gi llei ll HI the Held.
' In il-.ls lonneetion licncrnl liodge
in Ins "Thirty li'iim Anioiui the In
ilniii." s.ivm, that uotwiihstandiiig the
in ii 1 1 i i -1 n it of ln.ive men on Ihe Iron
tier t In. t competent .emit, of lull ctfc
puciiv of r.-llalill ly to outplay the
Im), nn at Inn own game were vet v
few in lact. could he counted on the
fingers ol the hand-' the really great
ones. Fremont made Kit I 'arson
fin-ever tamed. I'uster made Hriilmr
and I'alilornia Joe (leiieral Sher
man. idler. .1 Sher'ilan, U.-neial t 'lis
ter, lienelal Men III. liellelal Miles,
ileneral Hayes, (leiieral I'arr, Hen
eiul iloyal lilailo V. K. t'lnly, 'Klll'
ti'lo Hill.' a plains celebrity until tnnr
shall be no more."
Major Ilurke wiik on the old Paula
Fe trill in the il.iv. when Tony
Ni Ice was tuar.hal nnd n terror to the
la wle...
Tli,. mnjor la enthu.ia.ilc over the
nninlyiitiialiiin of hells-Kioto and Huf
lalo Hill. He says It liieiin. the
greatest show that wa. ever seen un
der canvas. Irre.pcctive of th.. price
o fadmission, which Is n feature in
itself, said price being 2!i cents
METZ DAMAGE SUIT
AGAINST CITY WILL
GO TO JURY TODAY
Trial of Hie unit of NI. k Mom, of
I'lir.-lns. who seeks $.'4 ""'i ilniiiiiKe.
fiom the ell.- for alleged ruination ol
M. I lie) a 1. 1 by Hi,, closing ol Hie
I'xrelna din h. wa. resumed In the
d.. tin i court today before Judge Hu).
Hold, and a Jury. The last witness
for the city whs put on tto stand tin.
afternoon, ulul it was expected Ilia I
the i use would go inio tile liHIldfl of
Ihe Jury before tne close of the da),
cvv Hulls l lk d.
Mechanic, lien suit wn. in.tltiited
to. lay In A. ' llollis. conlr.ii tor.
naiiin.t t'arlo. oyer. for nlleg-i-d
to lie due and l.iii counsel fee. Thu
Hinoiini claimed 1. .aid to lie due on
two cement houses I, ut It on lols 12.
13, 1 4 and 15. block ;. Arinljo broth
ers' inl.lilli.ll. Jolm '. Lewis Is at
torney for the plaintiff.
Toiislo liar, la filed suit under a
meih. mlc's lien r 1 1 lis; .1 A. Mar
tines. Jiinnlta In r i i and Felix llaci
tor Sii a II. gcil to le due for Improve
ments said to have been made to an
ndoiie house in Han Igiincto. John
V'-iiable I. attorney for the plalntllf
fuse, on appeal from the i'Htli pre-
I in t justice iiiurt were tiled a. fol
low.: I.iioi. 1 1 ii in liotie Hg-iin.t Joan
li.ircla; n.peiil by ilefeiulMiit: llot
tingir M.iliiifactuiing t'o, nmilnsi f.
F Kelsey: appeHl by plaint IH; V. I..
Trlnilile agiitn.t J. Mahouli, npprnl by
ill f. n. I, ml .
4. It M .11 HV II I.
liMII W4IIIK TOMOKIIOW
The grand Jury continued it. m-s-.lon
lodiiv. nnd made hu. h progress
that Instnct Attorney Manuel Vigil
said this afternoon that the Jury
would prnlMhly llnish i's Inliors by
tomorrow afternoon. Hecaiise of the
slli.rtn.-ss of the list of rases to tie
lotisldcied and Ihe certainty that It"
labors will be completed n a day or
two at the outside, the Jury will innke
no return until it has cleaned up all
tu,. business before It.
MILITARY COMPANIES
IN PECOS VALLEY
ftpootal liMMti li to laming Herald.
Santa Fe. N. M . March I Ad
jutant Oenerul Hairy T. Herring to-
f l.i y announced the organization of
; nevv compnnic. of the national auard
at Hagerman. IM-xler and I .like Ar
thur, in ('haves county.
, - . jf .- . ...s , 1 I 1 fil IN vi . -
tasjaW tf- -fM 'Wf 'mmm
1
The advisability of placing
your Jewelry and Important
Papers in a safe deposit box in
the vaults of this bank is clear
ly apparent because you are
always conscious that your
valuables cannot be lost or
stolen.
We rent safe deposit boxes
.n which may be placed invest
ment securities, contracts, in
surance policies, heirlooms,
etc., for $2.50 per year.
FIRST SAVINGS BANK AND TRUST CO.
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Open Saturday Evenings and
Railroad Pay Days
Until 8 PM.
STATE'S PRICE FOR
LAND DOES NOT FIX
ITS ASSESSMENT VALUE
Country Saved!
Oregon Guard
Is Ready
Governor West, Back fron
Personal Inspection on the
Border Announces War
With Mexico Is Certain, i
Mania Fe. N. M. March 1. In re
sooiise to an Inquiry from the stnte
I land commissioner, Attorney Clcncr.il
Frank V. Clancy today gave nut nn
I opinion to the effect that the price
nt which the stnte offers fur sab
am! sell stale lands h:i nothing to
do with Ihe fixing of Ihe value of
jthosi bind for assessment purposes.
lull that they nhall lie asseres-d He'
same as all other binds nre assessed.
Ilarutn I liaml of I nilH ulciiicnl.
(Kenwood. Iiiwa, March IX. F.d X.
Harlan of Atlanta, former receiver
of the Atlantic Northern nnd South
ern railroad. was exonerated of
charges of cmhcxxh ment In Ihe dis
trict court here today.
Judue Apl'ligaie sustained Ihe mo
tion of the defense for a directed vi r
dlct. It required nearly a week for
the slate's testimony to be presented
nnd Ihe defense immediately n.keil
Ihe court to take the case from the
Jury.
piin.ps-nom;n may iiwk
BoiGirr sii:rha -t. minfj?
There Is a rumor In lllllsboro thut
the Phelps I lodge company ha
bought up more than n hundred
claims In the fleorgetown district,
and thnt they will soon start work
on their usual rnnd .rule I, will
not tie long before the properties of j
the lllack llange district attract the j
attention r people who are doing!
mining on a large scale, and It I
known that pel lie. who represent i
men of large menn sre srndunlte
getting a hold on some nf the valu- I
sole claims In Ihe niaek Mange district.
S'.-ibm, (ire . March IS "I am
cniiililei), that war with Mexico
I coming and I inn going lo ad-
Vise the national gllald or t.ll.
state to be prepned. for I am
sure It run count upon being
cilied out li, fore long," said
'ioveiiior (iswnld West here to.
day. Hovrrnor West returned
last night from the Mexican bur-
der which he visited after spend-
Ing several davs In Washington,
l. C. While on the border
where hs made a petsonnl In-
quiry into c.iiiOillon.. (iovernor
West crorsed over Into Junres.
Mexico.
"The day Is not far distant
when the Fniud Wales will be
compelled t declare war." he
Bald.
SPECIAL DISPLAY OF
CHILDREN' WEARABLES
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A special display of dainty wear
ables for children and luliints Will b
u store feature tomorrow ut the pou
Plur Newcomer Art Shop on W'e.l
Central avenue. Tim showing will
comprise everything new und Je.ii
t:ble in children's dresses, coat.
oinpers. siinbunnets nnd Juvenll
tlresH accessories. Home exceptional
ly Httrmilve dresses stamped for tuiv
brold-rlng will us Included In Ihv
ilispluy.
A light sprinkling of powdered
cinnamon Just before serving Im
proves the flavor of a cup of cocou.
siiyc the Janesvllle (luxette.
Mark the Date on
ALBUQUERQUE,
Your Calendar
Saturday,
MARCH
20
Reserved Seats on Sale at Matson's
; 700A BvfST
t WUM.h IN IHl
M'W ff)PPFIl ITOIPWV
IV THE PMOH Vl.l.i:v
The Arteala cropper Mining com
Ptinv has filed jiu ..r por .t l..n papers
with the state corp. .ml Ion com mis
sion, It, office Is nt AnrteHia. Kddv
county, and its stnttitorv ug.nt Is W.
V. Wyman. The company Is Incor
porated at irjf.niior. divided Into
250 tioo share, hi i en. h. Ii begin
with a capital of $3. null. The Incor
porators are J. It N'entherlin. J. P.
Neutherlln, P. (. Logan. George
Iwlg. W I,. Wynian und II M.
Young, nil nf Artesla, und each tak
ing film shares.
WESTINGH0USE WILL
LEAVES FORTUNE OF
$35,000,000 TO WIDOW
Pittsburg, March It The will of
(leurge WcsllnghouMe. who died In
New Vork lust week wus filed for
probate here todey. No eMImat of
the value of Ihe estate Is made, but
It is said to lie about I n.'i.uuu 000.
The document is brief I'nder l
lerms Margaret R. West InKhoiise.
the widow. Is given two-third of all
the cupllnl slock of the Westing
house Airbrake company, mid one
third of goes to his eon.
4'ertaln per..iial, i.lti.e and house
hold employe, are given a year's Sal
ary and u bequest of I.'. 1,0 on I.
made to Ah gander Garden I'ple
grnff. one of the executors.
The residue of th" e.tate Is divid
ed 40 per cent to the widow. 40 per
cent to the .on and 20 per cent to
the brother of Ihe deceased. The
will Is tinted January It, tl4.
. Add a sliced l.a nana lo the while
(.. . ... ...... i .....
- mn - ran,. i..i.i iiiiiii ,i.ir. i ne
bnnuns will intiielv dissolve end
you will have a d lit-iou. aulwlltule
for hipped cream.
uiia
A 95 Degree
Kitchen
Robs a home of health, crmfwt and life. It will make
the best woman on earth cross and unhappy. With a
GAS RANGE you stop tie heat just as quickly as you
start it - instantly. You don't have the whole house
full of left-over heat to make everyone uncomfort
able. COOKING WITH 0A3 IS THE CONVENIENT
WAY-THE ECONOMICAL WAY T II E SAFE
WAY-AND THE SATISFACTORY WAY.
Don't force your wife to go through another hot sum
mer with an old coal stove. USE THE MODERN
GAS RANGE.
Call us up on the 'phone or stop in and see us.
IS THE TIME TO DO IT-DON'T DELAY.
NOW
The Albuquerque Gas Electric
Light & Power Co.
THE PUBLIC IS ENTITLED TO COURTEOUS
TREATMENT AND TO THE BEST POS
SIBLE SERVICE.
r C0l VV F CODVtBuHAlO Bull SH-
I VAPPCAtS IN PAfaAC'f r A WOMAN IN tMl
I Sinn pr nrpeMANff At v.' twoeiD . J
KZ BUrTALO BILL i i yfv? "5 3 N frf
INDIANS. BANCMGiaiS I, A. " ei ihjh.C t k f L.W I
- NcowftOrS "r.sssy.; Vft yJJTI i
-NJ fr 4
y wr Rtc.ooo (. , s.t tm, os..
.,. V. APT iJUTCM HYNtT J
tiuisj count
2 PfRFORMANCES DAILY - MATINCE 2 -NlCHT 0 OClOCK
TREE STREET PARADE -IO-30 IN THE MORNING
BUFFALO BILL, hit Indian. R.jncri Otrls Cowbous want fo 4e
ell fhe Ovj antj $irl SE.LLS-FL0T0 want ou to see the new.
Wild Be a its in open dens Its bplenon) lablauv --600
peoDlof e'l Nations hore--Q bnos- CO ME
DOWN TOWN ! --CIRCUS PARAOE-2 MILES LONOl
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REGULAR AUTOMOBILE
PASSENGER SERVICE
I ALBUQUERQUE TO SANTA FE j
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Beginning Sunday, March 15th and every day
thereafter cars will leave garage at 7 a. m. sharp,
arriving at Santa Fe 11 a. m. Leave Santa Fe 3 p. m.
arrive Albuquerque 7 p. m.
Fare one way $1.00, round trip tickets good tot
10 days $7.50. Hand baggage only carried free.
BUTLER AUTO CO.
Fifth and Copper
Special Auto Livery Service to any Place at any Hour
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