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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-08
.aIRT DEVELOPING
| ELY-C0NSOLIDATED
,s,ske Men to Open Up Prop
30 erty Adjoining Nevada
Consolidated.
.n, PIT ON LARGE FORCE.
,.,,o ponc ON Baltimore Group
W. claims at Lone Mountain
Worth Of Flko, Nevada

..,ments are being made to put
force of men to work on the
~ consolidated property az Ely
which Is owned by a number
IN, lake men. Already 10 or II
r.. al work ON the claims which
.,. ,bs Ruth claims owned by the
ia Consolidated company. Just
y, lime the increased force viii be
a, work has not been decided but
5eclared it win be at an early
ma property is eight miles from
npring the depression last year
\. s-operty was closed, as II was felt
N ID would not be profitable TO de-
I'M IL during conditions then exist
I, A few days ago the property was
-,r opened up. on account Of the
burden an under ground work
I'M have to be done although Il ad-
IN, Inc property Of the Nevada Con-
.aiated where steam shovels are op-
.-,,d At present work on the Ruth
KIN, has been stopped. An effort viii
Y made 10 develop a large tonnage.
sW lew. who has been looking az
10, ths interests OF salt Lake people I'm
4, district returned yesterday He
S,.arrs that the camp lis becoming
nm lively and that before many
Months business win De letter than IL
Ur was,
WORK AT LONE MOUNTAIN.
While 90 Nevada Mr. Levy took
tao 10 Lone Mountain, 20 miles north
arlko. where the snyders and a num-
hr OF others are interested In the
Baltimore group Of claims. owned by
Z, Pacific Consolidated company. Only
as assessment work has been done.
several shipments have been made
h5n this property, but it is not the in
ts1aon 10 push work az present.
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roDAY's MONEY MARKET

New York. Jan s. Money on cln
easy iM02h. ruling rate 3. closing bic.
tA offered. p
Time loans easy. go days. 2m to pa
per cent and 90 days "a n3 per cent. slV
months 3hnaa per cent
Close. Primo mercantile paper aA Co
per cent
sterling exchange strong with actual
business Boo bankers bills at f.si.90mi.e5
maud
Commercial bills, i.SlHnLSie.
Bar silver ilit
McNiCau dollars a.
Government bonds. steady, railroad
bonds hrm
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WANTS FACTS ABOUT LEAD.

in letter addressed TO Harry S.
Joseph and received by him yesterday
from Congressman Joseph Howell, at
tenton is called to the fact that sub
stantial evidence on lead conditions
is wanted by the ways and means COM
mittee az Washington instead Of petit
lions. The letter points out that Chair
man Soreno Payne is after facts rela-
tive to the lead industry before the new
tariff bill Is prepared. 1t is said that
blanks were mailed to $50 mine opera
tors asking for a statement OF the sit
uation and OF tho number only rs
responded. Should this continue Il is
hard 10 say what will be done IN re-
gard 10 the metal tariff
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MILL Is COMPLETED.
Jumbo Plaster Company OF Richhcld
WIN Begin Opcratlons SATURDAY,.

The new mill Of the Jumbo Plaster
company Of Siguard. SEWER county,
VIII start up Saturday This means
rapid development Of the gypsum
beds or southern Utah. A short time
ago Seattle contractor visited the
country and after looking over the vast
beds OF gypsum contracted for the en-
tire output of the plant This viii be
something in the neighborhood of 100
tons day He declared that in his
opinion tho fields are the largest n
the United States.
Another plant is to be- erected at
once for the manufacture of Keene ce-
ment from the raw material found in
the district The production from this
plant viii be considerably smaller than
the plaster plant, but the value will
De someWhat higher
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AFTERNOON SALES

Beck Tunnel Z GOO at 16
Black Jack. 1900 al 30. 3G at ss.
colorado 100 at 300
Iron Blossom 1000 at g30. $500 at
2a2ie 1870 nt 235
Mason Valley 500 at 255.
Mountain Lake 100 at 3lfL
New YORK. 900 at ga
SIOUX Con. 100 at l.a2ib 500 at i.32is,
seller 3D.
south Columbus Con. 600 al so
Ilntic Centrla. 1000 al GA 5000 az 3.
1000 at ga buyer 30
Uncle sam. 900 at as. 500 al Az; 200
at a.; 1900 al 46i5; 100 at as
Utah Con trintic), 1000 az l9la. buy
er go. 1900 at 19
Victoria. 100 at 1s5.
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NEW YORK CURB.

Butte & London. SOS; Cumberland
Ely s "a as 1-l6; GirouN Consolidated, z rs
Nevada-Utah. 27s az Isle; NipssinG, "a
Qi0; NewhOuse, 81 06&; Tennessee Cop
per, 47i4 47ik Utah Copper. As as;
Davis DAILY, 3N3is; Dominion Copper =
ns-i6: Ely Central. = IA u; Ely CONSOLE
dated tTIO: Greene G.. q S. Com. cas-
Mitchell isp% Montgomery Shoshone
l5-l6N1; Nevada Smelling. 15-BN1; Sil-
ing Edward a dM; Foster Cobalt, 43n5l,
ri Rayo, 3A az; Cobalt Central, 53iznG4,
cNinlev-Darragh. NMU; Tinto Mining,
First National Copper. 1q7h Boston
Cons. 1915 616h yukon Gold, rs "a 7-l6;
North Butte Extension. COS. Miami
copper 1870 1874 - S. Gas. y ass ;
penna- W yominE. 1iW12
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Confucius had Just mot William
Penn al one OF Cleopatra's . o'clock
teas
william PENN" he said. William
Penn? seems 90 me I have heard Of
you. SIR"
"Yos?" said Penn. with pleased
smile 'I ann the man who was
mighucr than the sword"
"Ah yes" tBid Confuclus. "Nou
are also tho man who invented sleep,
are you nott'
"No" said Penn; Il founded PhIla-
dolphia"
ION yes" said Confuclus II know
~ was something of that kind. '-
Success Magazine
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Vii orERATE NEAR ELY.
Organize Ely Amalgamated Copper
Company 10 Work Property.


Special Correspondence
Provo Jan. S.--The ELY Amalgamated
Copper company. composed principally
OF Utah men, viii begin operations at
once on its property az McGill, New.
The company owns hve claims. the
Bruiser. Buster. Cruiser. Nevada and
Stromburg The Stromburg has been
purchased from J. f. Brim, the veteran
Ely mining man now resident Of
Provo. Large shipments of rich ore
have been made from the stromburg I'm
the past, and on an the claims OF the
company rich silver-lead shows on the
surface.
The company's territory Is located
along the track OF the railroad. making
the shipment easy. The Steptoe Smelt-
er at McGsll VIII put I'm a lead stack
just a. sOOD as the production OF ore
iustihes. and that is only "a question OF
sufficient time TO do the necessary
work, as the ore is known 70 be there.
The property has been In litigation
for some time; but a settlement salts
factory 90 all parties has been made,
and work on "a double compartment
shaft will be commenced at once.
]. r. Murdoch OF Heber who has been
for several days in the interest OF the
company, has gone TO Salt Lake TO or
der machinery, and 10 make arrange
ments for prosecuting an active dovel-
opmcnt campaign.
some OF tho big stockholders OF the
company are j r. Murdoch OF Heber.
y. h. Grant. Moses W Taylor and DR.
ris OF New York, A. ID. Campton OF
California. II S. Allen OF Canada. j. T..
Brim OF Provo. and W y. McGnl Of
Ely
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IT REMINDED HIM.

Nick Altrock, one OF the real funny
actors ON the ball field, board "a az tho
same hotel with "liggs" Donohue last
winter and one morning al the break
fast table ina conversation with "Jiggs,"
said.
"ThC buckwoat cakes at this hotel
remind me Of a baseball game"
"How's that2' asked Donohue.
fThe batter doesn't always make a
hit "--Wasnlngion star.
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CONOENrnAT0R nURNs.

~ paso TcN Jan. S-The concou-
traitor and ore bins OF tho Calmut and
Arizona copper company nt Clifton,
Arizona we're burned down last night
causing complete shutdown of the
mines aud shelter until they are re-
built Tine loss b. about 500 600 The
FIRE was caused by the accidental over
turning of three carloads of red hot
Stag down the omhankmcnt
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IN MI .aIATE ls one of tne
n.y.. intestmeuts irlrgt Wy
D rs6i.ina m which it is aperisl-
t-,'l..a Al home vr.
ttl. AQm need, can
pes n.y. an Irrespective buei-
UuaIr. We have Do ln
thef .'nh 900 tno direction hi
1HipT' Town De- SHOWING '''
NiI.i AH Hrrrnao MI
Uitnr oHer iH good now and
. rf.. better rferp dar ana
Nla fr.l. lNl ana CONFORT GA
D. l.,.. tNl MONEY lu the otb,
ib4 'I Investment M oTer
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hg Phoro a3 Lempleton Build.
d,i e aiier awhile youu o,,.
n8rs taA didn't buy Ana ~,
lbtuo fl,EfERRED III" i'irt ntY
DAYS .-eileAh stock af az
I5l SOME 40. ana -
t,'ls .nH per ahhro divIdendr
Dos quarter sure So ran ~. ~
ntrtat nur uucn De- fhe II ri
itle.,esN 'ise at Cine your ordsr
CANNON.
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NIINING Cnls A1,rENrInN.

We repair and rcwiud burncd-o ut
motors. Special attention 10 out Of
town business. AN work guaranteed.
Wasatch Electric Service Co. No 46
Post Office Place Bell phone main
22t6.
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PRIVATE WIRES.

Direct connections with AN mar
kets. Perfect facilities for exc-u-
ton OF orders ln New York ami
Boston stocks. Chicago grams and
Francisco stocks
Accounts carried on conservative
margins
Loans made on stocks.
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MUSIC TEACHERS.
All who desire to consult the list
OF the representative professors and
music teachers of Salt Lake should
read the Musicians Directory IN
the Saturday News"
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Nlisins Jun and unsettled. rcndlnc
further Information from The vest loosn
mueU1icls arc quoted 60 oi W0 GA, choice
fancy seeded Nufia.. ecodlcHH. fh NN.
London layers. i5DMl.W
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WOOL.


81. Louis. Jan. S--Wool unchanged.
Territory and western mediums, ia ~
fne mediums, l2ulA
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WILL SELL

5 First National Bank Of ogden. $500
l0 Independent Coal. Sc.
100 Itnh-Arlz0na Colo g. Copper Min
ms. lie.
2 Commercial National Bank fi2i
100 Utah-idaho Sugar pfd.. cX-dlvl-
dend. $3.50
100 utuh-ldaho Sugar Com. s3.O5
1000 Peoples Coal. Doc
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LIVESTOCK.
OMAHA

South Omaha. Jan. Seattle Receipts,
lgO. market steady Western steers,
3.50H6.J0; Texas steers, Hutuo.23s COWS
and heifers, 2.lJ1ti.ou; Gamers, LOO
800, stOckers and feeders, 1.tou t.Jyi
calves, 3.oO0 %; bulls and stays, $3.50
IIogs-Receipts. o. market 90. higher
Heavy, 5.glne.l0, .Nel 5 .oao "; lights,
5.GOn5.E; pigs a..JlJ.25; bulk. 8. 15ao.95.
sheep-Rcccipts, 1880; market for best
SIS; wethera. 50oQ5. IS, ewes 4.OW BIB
lambs, $500 40.
CHICAGO.
Chicago. Jan. S-Cattle-Receipts. es-
timated. 1000. market steady. Becves, 400
1850. stockers and feeders. 2.SU Wi
cows and heifera, i.iSd0.l5. calves, 10
Hogs Receipts, estimated, 1900; mar
lct 5c. higher Lights, Da6 10. mixed.
s .5oa6. 80; heavy. b.l5n6.5. rough 300
$50; good TO choice heavy, $500 SIS +;
pigs. 4 60N6.60; bulk. 5.@0 %.
Sheep Receipts. estimated, 1000, mar
ket strong 20 zoe higher shseeP, * ma "a =
yearlings. 6.oogT . lambs. natives. 500
| QS.l0; western. b.oeae.oo
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. Jan s.-Cattlo-Reccipts
! 2Wo StoCkers and feeders, --oVNf ~ =
| bulls. 3.Old6.O 90. calves. 4.0o0 500, west
orn steers, 4-Wu b'O9s western SoMe' ''N
RHors-Receipts 1900; market s 20 Joe.
higher. Bulk Of sales. 5.60n $40 heavy,
6.oa6.20; packers and butchers, 5.o9
sheep-Receipts. 500; market steady
Muttons fdO055Q. lambs. b.5on1 .iai
range wethers, A.00g7.00 fed ewes, 800
600.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-02-05
To Bring Colony Here.

Frank Weaver, who came here
with a party of friends from
Hardin, Colo, a couple of weeks
ago, returned home last Sum-
day. Mr.. Weaver is at the
head of a colony and came to
this country with the view of
finding a suitable point to locate
it. He informed The Graphic
that he was highly pleased with
the Mimbres Valley and that he
was going home for the purpose
Of making arrangements to bring
the people he is representing out
here.
He expects some of the men,
bers of the colony to arrive in
Deming this spring, but he will
not return with the majority of
them before fall.
The colony will embrace thirty
or forty families and they are
all experienced in irrigating and
in western farming problems in
general.
The colony will locate a few
miles southeast of Hondale.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-02-05
To Run by Electricity.

The Chinese garden, one of
the most attractive spots around
Deming in the way of an agri.
cultural demonstration, is being
connected with the Deming elec-
trio light plant for the purpose
of installing an electric power
pump, which will supplant the
pump now being used. The new
pump will be installed at an early
date.
This will be the first attempt
to use electricity for pumping
water in the valley and it will be
closely watched.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-02-05

Prof. Fayette A. Jones, the
mining engineer, left last night
for Las Cruces, Deming, Hills
boro and other southern points.
Mr.. Jones expects to be absent
from the city a week or ten days.
Albuquerque Citizen.
Messrs. Brown and Sadler, of
Houston, Texas, left for home
Wednesday after acquiring a
half section of desert land and
160 acres of decided land in the
valley. They will both return
here in the near future and in
stall pumping plants. They are
among the largest rice growers
in southern Texas, running thir-
teen pumping plants, and will no
doubt be of great worth 10 this
country in developing its farming
interests.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-02-05
A Prominent Couple Weds.

Col. R. 7. Clegg and Miss Mary
F. James were married in our
city Wednesday evening at the
Clark rooming house, Rev. w.
K. Foulks officiating. The cere-
mony was performed in the
presence of quite a company of
friends, who partook of delicious
refreshments, which were serv-
ed by Mrs. DR.. Walker in honor
Of the happy occasion.
The happy couple are popularity
known in our city and are highly
esteemed and respected.
Col. Clegg is a well to do and
prominent mining man, being at
present secretary and manager
of the Castle Dome Metals Co.,
which has extensive mine hold
ings in the Florida mountains.
Miss James has been engaged
in the millinery business since
coming to Deming from Los
Angeles, and through her win
ming ways has won many friends.
They will spend their honey
moon in the glory and halo of
the towering Florida mountains,
where it would be difficult .c
find a more romantic spot.
The Graphic extends best
wishes for a long and happy life.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-02-05

The Chicago White Sox team,
champions of the world, will
cross bats with the Ell Paso team
in the Pass City on April 1st.
Why not try to have them visit
Deming on their tour?
McCan & Miller, the new real
estate dealers, have located
homeseekers on three and one
half sections of desert land and
on two decided quarters in the
past ten days. We are pleased
to see this new firm starting out
so nicely.
Mr.. E. w. Hammack, a promi-
nent young attorney of London,
KY, who has been here prospect.
ing for a few weeks, left yes
terday for West Texas to take o
look at that country. He will
visit Midland and Big Spring:
among other places.
Mrs. H. H. Riley left Monda,
for San Antonio, Texas. She
will be joined later on by Mr.
Riley and we understand the,
will make their home in thai
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Riley hav,
been residents of Deming fol
over two years ard they hav,
many friends here who will b,
sorry to see them leave.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-02-05
UNKNOWN MEX.
ICAN KILLED
Shot by Chas. A. Smith, q
Brakeman on the
s. P. Road.

An unknown Mexican was kill
ed at Cambray Tuesday night
about 10 o'clock by Charles A.
Smith, a young freight brake
man on the s. P.
The freight was west bound
and the Mexican was shot by
Smith, as he claims, accidently,
when he attempted to board it.
The bullet was from a 32-calibre
pistol and struck the unfortu-
nate man in the corner of the
left eye, penetrating the brain
and causing death the next
morning at 7 o'clock. An in
quest was held over the remains
Wednesday afternoon, the ver-
dict being in effect that deceased,
whose identity was unknown,
came to his death from a bullet
wound, inflicted by a pistol fired
while in the hands of c. A.
Smith.
Smith came to Deming and
gave himself up and is now in
Jail pending his preliminary
hearing.
The remains were buried here
Wednesday evening.
Jas. Martin is in from the
mines.
The chances are the proverbial
ground hog saw his "shadder. "
Jim Kerr is spending the week
in town with his family.
Remember the big Valentine
dance at Clark's opera house on
the night of February 18th.
Paints at the Crescent Lumber Co.
MRS. X. l.. Miller and bright
little son Bower were in the
city Wednesday visiting friends.
'Tis rumored that the Standard
Oil Co. have their eye on Dem
ing to put in a big refinery here.
Jackson Bros. opened their
new livery barn this week. We
wish them success in their un-
dertaking.
The artesian well is very near
the overhowing point. 1t is
thought it will flow over as soon
as the casing is put down to the
bottom.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-02-05
THE DOUGLAS
OF NEW MEXICO
Deming TO be o Great Smel.
ter City.-Plans Almost
Ripe.

The story is out. The Herald,
as always, makes the first an
nouncement. Deming is to be
the Douglas of New Mexico
the smelter city.
The Herald has long known of
the plans of the copper leaders
Ia a general way. .Demingwas vir-
tually decided upon two years ago
as the site of the great smelters
for the Burro mountain district.
The plans were not perfected
and the story was not in shape
to print. Now the matter has
progressed sufficiently to justify
its release for publication.
Those who are already in DEM
ing, owning property or in busi-
ness, will get the first benefits
Of the increased property values
and the general boom that will,
of course, result from this an
nouncement. But there are
plenty of chances for live peo-
pie to jump in there and make
money. There is room in Dem
ing for all the live town builders
who can break loose from less
favored localities and choose a
new location without delay.
Deming has the fiat land, the
water, the railroads, the rates,
the mines, the labor, the climate,
and the room for disposal OF
waste products. Ell Paso would
like to have these smelters her
self, but there are certain fac
tors in the situation that have
caused the big copper interests
to choose Deming this time.
Deming is in Ell Paso's bailiwick
anyhow, and this city will not
waste a moment in vain repin-
ing or i'll nature, but will turn
right in and boost for Deming
with all her heart. AS Deming
grows, Ell Paso grows with her,
and Deming bids fair to be FL
Paso's biggest near neighbor.
From sources of the highest
authority comes the positive in
formation that the next three
years will witness tremendous
developments in the Burro noun.
tains. The copper is there, and
under conditions that make min.
ing and reduction Of the ores
cheap and easy beyond almost
all other camps in the world,
Millions of tons of ore are already
exposed in the three big proper.
ties. The greatest copper opera.
tors in the world are in contro
of the camp, and determined tt
open it up in a big way.
Deming and FL Paso are tt
share with Silver City the profit:
of these great undertakings,
Deming's advance is going tt
help Silver City, not hinder her.
Silver City will be the great cen
ter of mining, and the site Of
concentration mills. Deming vii
be the smelter city. Silver City
will be the supply town for thu
vast mining region 100 miles ir
diameter, that includes severa
ranges Of mountains, with timber
and water power of incalculablt
extent and value.
Deming is coming into her des
tiny. Deming was on the origi
nal transcontinental survey o.
the Santa Fe railroad. El Pas
was on q spur track for som'
time, and Deming regarded a
the temporary terminus Of the
main line. But FL Paso has th'
primal and eternal geographical
and Typographical advantage
and the railroads learned abou
it and shifted their plans. Nov
Ell Paso is in a position to hell
make a metropolis Of Demini
without losing a particle of he
own prestige.
Hurrah for Deming!- Ell Pas
Herald.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-02-05

The usual services will be
held at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday. Morning subject:
The Proof of Discipleship."
Evening subject: Prevailing
Voices"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-02-05
SOMETHING NEW.

We have a fine line of up-to-
date Valentines, now on display.
Come in and look them over. We
are going to sell them at prices
that you will want to buy.
Everything new and snappy.
We have loads of new stuff as
we'll as Valentines that will be
of interest to you. Let US enter
tain you for a few minutes.
IRVINE 4 RAITHEL,.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-02-05
Another Mining Company.

Is a practical miner, and was the
owner of a group of gold and sill
yer bearing claims at TERRA
Blanca, seven miles southeast Of
Kingston. The other incorpora-
tors are well known residents of
Deming.
The company starts out with
the ownership of the property
and free from debt.
The first work under consider
alton will be to drive a tunnel
five or six hundred feet into
TERRA Blanca Peak, at which
point they expect to strike the
ore.
The company proposes to ap-
ply rs per cent of the first divi-
dend to pay back the investors
their money, and 25 per cent to
the sinking fund, when the in
vestors shall have been fully
paid. All stockholders will draw
dividends according to the shares
they hold.
The main office of the CON-
pany is at Deming.
Garden making will soon be
the order of the day.
The Water Co. case is expect
ed to be wound up today.
Ira Baker is up from Hachita
greeting his many friends.
Our real estate dealers are
wearing broad smiles these days
Paints at the Crescent Lumber Co.
Mass at the Catholic church on
Monday at 8 o'clock a. M, Feb
ruary 9th.
Major Waddill left the first Of
the week for Las Cruces en- pro-
fessional business.
Two nice rooms for rent for
light housekeeping. Inquire OF
Mrs. julius Rosch.
Mr.. L. G. Britton has sold at q
nice profit the farm he bought
in the valley only last week.
Mrs. r. A. Ford will arrive
in a few days from Silver City
to visit her many friends here.
For quick sales on commission
basis, list your property with
McCAN & MILLER, the Land
Men.
A sheriff from a Kentucky
county is expected here thi:
week after a prisoner who is be.
ing held for him.
1t has dropped into the regu
lation sunshine again. Old Soils
smile never fades long from the
Mimbres Valley.
President Bailey and severa
other officials of the C. C. & M
road have been spending sever
al days in the city this week.
Mrs. A. W. Powe, of White
water, was in the city this weel
the guest of Mrs. Rev. W. E
Foulks while en- route to Maria
Tex, for a visit.
Farms in the valley and resi-
dence lots in town are not onl!
. changing hands rapidly but bust
ness lots in Deming are also find
ing ready buyers. Several fin,
business lots on Silver avenu
were sold this week. DENIM
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-02-05

Mr.. Jas. Todhunter was in
from the ranch this week. He
informed us he placed the loss
in his fire last week at $4,000.
Paints at the Crescent Lumber Co.
Rev.W.B. Minton, D. D., pastor
of the Presbyterian church of
Silver City, was in the city Tues
day. He was on his way to Ell
Paso to take unto himself a wife.
Several engines were unloaded
at the depot here this week for
farmers in the valley who are
installing pump plants. They
will doubtless be steadily receiv-
ed from now on.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-02-05

st. Valentines day is almost
at hand again.