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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-13

you CAN TRAVEL ON FEED
Of our providing. II puts strength into
the muscles aud gloss to the coats OF
the horses that pull you, They 30
along as IL they liked it, as they Ger.
tainly do our
HAY, FEED. GRAIN AND COAL.
Call and SOC us when In need of a
team.
We also swop, sell or buy horses
and mules.
r. L. wEATHERFoRD
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-20
personals

Elm Poutenin OF Amasa was In Crys.
tai Falls during the week Mr.. Pou-
tinen is now engaged In farming and
contracting. He resides in Crystal
Falls township and has a colony Of
farmers about him. Recently com.
pany was organized In this colony for
the purpose of buying machinery for
use on their farm. A binder and
threshing outfit were purchased. Mr.
Poutenin Is manager OF the company
which will do custom work in addition
their own work.
Supt. Jobe entertained number OF
Crystal Falls people at the club house
at the Baltic mine last Wednesday
evening Among others were Supt
W. J. Richards. Senator Moriarty,
Supt Arvid BjorK, DIR. A. NJ Oar
ling. Chas. II. Watson, Z. J. Oswald,
Phil Shaw. DR. c. f Larson, Herman
Holmes, Frank ID. Ball and several
others
Crystal Falls is soon "a lose Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Rachel Mr.. Rachel has
resigned his position with Longyear a.
Hodge 90 enter the concrete construc.
tion work ut Chicago Mr. and Mrs.
Rachel made many friends during
their residence here who regret that
they are 10 leave rs
Mrs. Katherine Donovan Of Mar
quette WAS in the city most OF the
week in conference with the board of
education over some lands sold the
hoard west Of the high school
Roy q Whitehead was a Crystal
Falls visitor during the week. Mr..
Whitehead will take position at tho
Hemlock mine until the Claiming re.
sumes again
Gen. Supt. Davidson OF the Oliver
Iron Mining company was a business
visitor here on Thursday last.
A. r. Dixon spen, several days in
the city looking after his prosecuting
attorney candidacy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-20
FIeweIIing Asks for Troops.

Albert l.. Flewelling. former Crys-
tai Falls resident and president of the
Northwestern Forestry and Conserva.
ton association. and }. p. McGold-
rick. head of the Western Pine Mann
facturers' association. have telegrsphed
70 President Taft and the war depart
ment 10 send federal troops stationed
at forts in the northwest, into the FIRE
district.
Veteran prospectors in northern
Idaho and eastern Washington say that
no fire of equal destructiveness has
swept over the Shoshone district since
1864, when the federal government
employees. engaged in building a wagon
road and forts, started blaze to drive
the Indians and wild animals out OF
the territory. The lire got beyond con-
troll and lard waste many sections Of
timber lands.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-20
Eye Couged Out

August Boitolon. an Italian, had his
right eye gouged ont last Saturday by
a beer glass which was thrown by
Buscarini Gugliemo at Eric Tisi, in
Camillis saloon.
The men were drinking at the bar
when the two last mentioned got into
a quarrel Boitilon was acting as
peace maker and during the progress
OF the row the assiliant threw the
glass, intending 10 strike his antago-
mist. The latter, however. lodged the
blow and the glass struck Boitolon in
the right eye.
The ball Of the eye was badly torn
and there was no possible chance to
save the sight of the eye. The wound.
cd man was taken TO Menominee
hospital where the eye ball was re.
moved
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-20

Mrs Thos. Oliver Of Norway Is the
guest OF Mrs Tbos. Wills this week.
Miss Sarah Munns II visiting with
friends AT the 500.
Jas Flood. Jr., visited with his re-
latiyss at the 500 last week
The Episcopal picnic was held at
Fortune lake yesterday.
Confectionery For salv;--I win sell
INV confectionery store and fixtures
cheap. Good business opening for
some one. Reason. wish to enter ethe.
business. Nicholas Jacobs.
FOR SALE "A horse and harness,
cutter and two saddles Sold Tor cash
at very reasonable price. Inquire Of
Clarence Buenger
Girl Wanted For general house
work. Good Wages. Inquire of Mrs.
j. r. Corccran.
once Rooms TO Rent over L. a
Henry,s furniture store, Inquire 81
Mrs C,S, Henry
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-20
IRON RIVER MADE SHOWING
Firemen From the West Side Took Many
Prizes at the 500.

the Red Jacket fire department run
ming team. by winning majority Of
the races at the 500 tournament, cap
tnred the association prize The Iron
River department made a very excel
lent showing, taking several prizes be-
sides making the best appearance N
any department present.
Calumet won the flag race in So %
seconds. with Mohawk second. 81 80
seconds. and Iron River. third O. 2-5
seconds.
Nekervis OF Calumet w5n the fire.
mems foot race, with Murphy Of Cal
umet. second aud Williams Of Mohawk.
third
Mohawk took the novelty hook and
ladder contest in 90 seconds Hat, with
Cabinet second. 81 as seconds aud
Iron River third % seconds.
The Atlantic fire department was a..
wsrded trst honors IN the dress parade
in which twenty departments par
ticipated Canadian 500 was second.
The tournament events resulted as
follows
Regulation hose race, Red Jacket
first. Mohawk second.
Regulation hook and ladder race.
Mohawk first, Red jacket. second.
Couplers' race, Iron River. first. Mo.
hawk second.
Ladder climbers contest, Mohawk
FIRST, Red Jacket second. The teams
tied in the first trial and the contest
had 10 be- run over
Hub-snd Hub race. Red Jacket first.
Mohawk second.
Regulation hose race, No. , was a.
wsrded TO Iron River without a con.
test
Jonn J. Ellis, Jr,. of Calumet, WAS
honoIed by being elected second vice
president of the association Other
officers elected are
President-T J. Nancy. Marquette.
First president Louis Voetsch,
Houghton.
Treasurer II. J. Murray, Michigan
me.
Secretary--T. J. Flynn, Negaunee.
snrgeon-Dr } W. Moore. Atlantic,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-20
St. Marks Church

Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity
Morning Prayer 1890 A. NJ.
Sunday School IL 80 A. NJ.
Evening Prayer will be- said at the
Armenia at 90 p. NJ.
No evening service vt st Mark )
during August.
Visitors made welcome to all the SER
vices Of the church
James r. Crosbie, Pastor
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-20
Townsend Coming

Chas. +. Townsend Of jackson, can i
didate tor U. 5. Senator against julius
c. Burrows will be in Crystal Falls
next Tuesday and will speak here on
Tuesday evening,
Mr.. Townsend is making complete
tour Of the upper PENINSULA, Crystal
Pals being the only stop that he will
make in Iron county
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-20

yerna, the little live months old
daughterof Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Watts
died last Saturday morning after a
weeks illness The funeral was held
Monday afternoon from the NJ r..
church.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-20

Hartford o Hara. O. d., Registered
Optometrist, VINO was advertised here
until Aug. IL. wishes to state TO the
people OF Crystal Falls that he will re-
main another week until Aug. %.
Parents bring in yonr children and
have their eyes tested free. School
will soon commence. ! make spec
ialty in correcting all errors OF refrsc.
tion in children's eyes Call on me at
Hotel Eldred Parlors.
Mesdames L. ID. Rowley. Paul Smith,
W. j. Bosanko and Sarah Wills will
serve supper under the auspices OF the
Ladies' Aid society Of the Methodist
church. next Tuesday evening. Sup
per will be served from 5 90 p. III. I'M
I'll all are served. A splendid meal for
only twenty-five cents. At the home
OF Mrs. Rowley.
NJ. ). McDonongh spent several days
in the city during the-week attending
TO business at the court house and look
ing after his candidacy for prosecut.
ing attorney.
Mrs J. j. HOikka Of Crystal Falls
and daughter and Mrs John Wargelin
and son of Republic are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Wargelin Of Hancock.
Mining Gazette.
ua..,, Afos.iso, cashias Tor the
Oliver Mining company at Amasa
came down from that place Thursday
and spent part Of the day in the
city
Rev Rutledge was in Crystal Falls
yesterday and called at this Office. Mr..
Rutledge was very much stirred mp
over the dismissal OF the liquor cases
Harry Merry OF Baltimore. gentle
man heavily interested in Iron county
realty has bene in the city several days
this week
g. T. Roberts has started men At
work tearing down the sheds in front
Of the court house, An act that will
greatly improve the place
J. ~ jacobson of Negsunee. a fee
owner in considerable Crystal Falls
mineral lands, was here this week
looking after his interests.
A. j. waffsn. candidate for prosecut-
ing attorney. was a Crystal Falls Wis.
itor Thursday Ia the interest Of his
candidacy
The Misses Ann Collins, Evelyn
Laity and Myrtle Bice arrived home
Sunday from a visit with relatives in
Crystal Falls. -Negaunee Herald
Miss TRACE Wilson returned Monday
from q week visit with relatives at
Green Bay and Escanaba
Prof and Mra W. d. Hill visited
their Iron River relatives last wednes.
day.
Claim Agent McKevitt Of the Mil.
waukee road spent last Thursday in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Klesges are en-
tertaining Mr.. Klesges sister and hus-
hand of tireen Bay this week
Abe Sackim the Iron Mountain mer.
chant was q Crystal Falls visitor last
Thursday.
The Misses Clara and Lulu Apitz OF
Bessemer are visiting their Amt. Mrs
Sam Bridges
August widstrand left Thursday
night.for.Soutn Chicago where he will
work on the dredge.
George Letch II the gnest Of r. r.
Beach this week.
Rev ....Rosander returned from biz
Wisconsin trip last Saturday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
NINA AlDASORA tDoug'as International.

Senor Antonio O. Murrietta. the justly proud possessor Of the Nina kldasora, has arrived from the prop erty and brings with him two large D 'eces of the ore taken cut of the promising mine. The ore is simply dotted with the precious metal called gold, and from all indications 1t will equal the famous Tigre, which is now such a great producer. The Aldssora Is located adjoining the Tigre, aud f)r some t'me Senor SIurietta has been developing his property, and has at last Teen rewarded by run ming into a body of high grade ere.
 The Aldasora, like the Tigre, starts out with gold values predominating, and since the two properties are lo-
 cated so closely, it is fair to presume that we will soon have another pro ducing mine in the famous dstEict. The Aldasora has been recently in corporated in the sum of 100000 pesos, and most of the stockholders are residents If the City of Mexico, among which is Senor Aldasora, the
 minister of fomento. and after whom the mine is named. Don Antonio is senGfng samples to the owners so that they may celebrate the coming
 Christmas wtn a lighter heart, for certainly the samples have the ear
 marks of a good proposition.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25

present the Antigua property in that district is being worked by the So nora Exploration company, under the management of Henry C. Carr. This company also owns the Fl Temblor mine. near the Fl Tigre. In what is known as the Tordilia mountains, east of Cananea and south of Doug las, much good mineral ground has been discovered and limited develop ment has strengthened confidence in it's value.
 Below Nacozari in the Cumpas dis trict there are large bodies of cop per which now only awaits the ar rival of the proposed Southern Pa cific line of railroad, now partly con structed south of Nacozari, when ]; will be reduced to bullion and sent to market At Cumpas the Trans. vaai Copper company has smelter and is now working force of one hundred men. developing their mines.
 Moctezuma, below Cumpas. is also surrounded by a promising mineral lcountry and with the coming of the -a'l-oad win be alive with industry.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
FL TIGRE.

Another important point which con tributes much to the support of Doug las is Fl Tigre, where Is located the famous Fl Tigre gold and silver mine. This property has already proven itself to be one of the richest mines in the state of Sonora. It has been steady producer for a half dozen years. and has paid yearly dividends amounting at times to more than 90 per cent. of the orig inal capital stock, which was sS50,- coo. Now the capital stock of the EI T'gre comp5ny has been increased to ss,00O,000 and practically a new plant is being installed which will more than double the output The power to be used at Fl Tigre in the future will be supplied by electricity, which will be furnished by the Cop per Queen Consolidated Mining com pany and transmitted 72 miles to the m'nes. More than enc hundred Inea are now employed in construc. ton work at the Fl Tigre mine and the total number employed by the company is more than five hundred
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
CANAAN EA.

Considerable trade reaches Douglas Copper company. Here vast improvements have been made by Dr. Tickets, general man ager during recent years, resulting in bringing the cost of production to very low minimum. An import ant addition to the Greene-Cananea smelting plant has just been con- Pieted, consisting of reverbatory fur. uaces and roasters. The mines are giving continued good results and To, cent explorations gives guarantee Of long and successful life of this camp.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
DECEMBER DULLNESS TELLS
 THE STORY, SAYS WALKER

ducing industry is sure to experience a period of unprecedented prosper iiy.
 There $ every indication that the hqu Cation of copper mining stocks has reached Its limit. and unless there is some unexpectedly unfavor- able development prices are unlikely 70 go any lower. The middle of Dec ember has been passed. and it is time to begin discounting a consider able improvement in the general stock market after the first of q year. If we are to have a bull market In 1911. and l feel confident that we shall for a part of the year at least. the coppers should have a relatively greater advance than any other group of stocks.
 Another copper conference was held in New York last Monday even ing. While it is declared positively that the object of these conferences is not to effect a combination of the lEOuuClnk CompdIltS, it to htoNh III that they are held for the purpose of working out pans which will tend to bring the leading mining interests closer together on important plans of procedure which will greatly bene- fit the holders of good copper stocks generally the result of these confer ences Is yet to be discounted in the market
 I feel sure that now is the time to begin buying coppers both the high and low priced ones, in anticipation of very considerable improvement in market conditions. We have been through three years of depression. and the time fer actual improvement in the metal situation and a revival of interest in copper mining stocks is very near at hand. I would buy almost any of the coppers now. for when the improvement gets under way all of them should have good advances in price.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
(By Geo. L. Walker,

December is a mcjt always a very dull month in the copper business. Consumers do not like to arrange for heavy deliveries of copper just now or make new contracts for the future. They prefer to have the slate as nearlly clean as possible when they balance their accounts at the end of the year. There is practically always a large increase in the buy ing demand in January and undoubt- etly it will be more pronounced this year than for a long time paSt
 The coming five years promise to be m epoch of great expansion in he electrical HsinesS. Economy of production in manufacturing, Of railroad operation. etc. are receiv- ing mere serious attention now than ever The high cost Of labor cn the one hand and the concerted public demand for lower prices on the other is forcing tho introduction of every possible economy in industrial enterprises.
 The equipnent o: water power for e'ectric generation is going on very rapidly now Electrical farming cooking. heating etc, are beng tried out and found very successful. Further Improvements will be made in electric traction. ard before many years the steam locomotive win be- icfn to disappear. The outlook for the copper producing business, there ,fore, s brighter now than it has been for several years past
 True. there is going to be con siderab'e increase in production for three or four years to come: bu; l feel sure that all the copper the mines can possibly produce will be required 10 meet the steadily erow- ing demand Metal prices arc going tD be higher When the general adop- ton of electricity for motive power on railroads begins the copper pro
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
Douglas Internationally

While the city of Douglas is the center of a vast cattle grow.ES range country which provides important trade the year around and besides is assured oi mucn business from the agricultural development of the Sdl' phur Springs Valley, now begun and making good progress, st Il the triba- tary mining country north, east, south and west of the city is the chief ds- pendance for our future greatness. The location of the large reduction works of the Copper Queen and Calu- met & Arizona mining companies here, mark Douglas as the center of the richest copper section or the Southwest The Warren district, twenty-two miles northwest, of which Bisbee Is the center, Is at present sending daily to this city from six 10 eight thousand tons of ore for re- duction in the smelting plants of tns two big companies of that district. The ore train coming every morning from Bisbee has the distinction of being the heaviest train in the world consisting of sixty steel ore cars, each bringing fifty tons. Besides this one train the local freight from Benson brings additional cars of ore every day. It the Copper Queen shelter the product of the great con centrator of the Moctezuma Copper company at NacozaTi are reduc- ed to bullion and also this smelter receives custom ore from many districts in Sonora and also from many districts in Southern Ari- zona and Southern New Mexico. The Calumet & Arizona smelter during the past year received considerable ore from Courtiand, forty miles north of Douglas, and is now receiving the output of the Superior mine of Lords burg, N. NJ, amounting to four and five cars per week.
 The principal district in Sonora which is today contributing to the prosperity of Douglas is Nacozari- Be sides the operation of the great Pilares mine bv the Moctezuma Cor per company there are many other promising copper properties in that vicinity which have already yielded much good ere and which, with proper development, promise to add vastly to the copper output of that section. The concentrator of tho Moctezuma Copper company at Naco zari is regarded as ore of the mosi
 modern to be found in the country It Is admirably located on the noun tain side. with a high line railroad above which dumps the ore into th' feeding bins while another line O railroad track allows cars to come il below the min and receive the con centrates from the mill. Electricit. supplies all the power required 2 the Pilares mine and at the concea
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
Capt. Duncan.

Capt. John 4. Duncan's property Is looking better than ever. particularly the Santa Fe claim. He feels conf dent that he possesses a paying cop per mine, and that he will be able to demonstrate this clearly in a years tune.
 Work on the Santa Fe will not cease at the end of the year, with completion of the assessment, but will be continued indefinitely. prob ably throughout the entire year, Capt. Duncan says.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
GREAT MINING COUNTRY
 TRIBUTARY ID DOUGLAS

trator and the power house is com piete and modern.
 J. s. Williams, Jr.. Is the general manager of the Moctezuma Copper company and of the Nacozarl rail. road, which connects with the E. P. & s. W. at Douglas.
 Nacozari is kept scrupuiously clean and has a splendid gymnasium and library building, an excellent hotel, with other modern conveniences and utilities.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
UNEMPLOYED TERRITORY.

Lying between the producing camps. including Bisbee, Cananea, Nacozari and El Tigre are vast min eraI belts which will yield heavily when money and muscle are com b'ned in their development The Tabafacochi district contains dozens Of good properties and before the 1907 slump in the money and metal markets they were sending out i'm porian; shipments of rich ores. At
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
PARADISE DISTRICT
(Paradise Record, Willie Rose.

The assessment work on the Willie Rose property, close to Triangle Springs, has just been completed. IL resulted in excellent showings. which may encourage the company to do a little development shortly after the first of the year, or at least to do the annual work for 1911 early in the year.
 In the shaft where assessment work has been done for the past three years one entire side of the working was in ore for 8 or g feet. There is. however. only about feet of ore. as the vein is dipping into the hill at quite an angle. The ore carries copper, gold and silver, the principal values being ia copper, and runs little better than s22 to the ton.
 The shaft was sunk at the point where W. H. Smith in 1906 found d native copper nugget weighing s1A libs., and is now about 90 feet deep.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
z f!!44A]E

Straight eyes and crooked eyes, squint eyes and cross eyes, pop eyes and Goo-goo eyes-when want your owners to bring you here and make you open up and take notice Of the dandy shows ~e are running.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
leadviIle.

The Leadville property, which was operated by the c. 6 P. company during the past year. has been taken over under a bond by Ed. Austin. an experienced miner of Bisbee. MT. Austin worked at the property ss hoisting engineer for several months during its operation by the c. & P. end is very familiary with the devel- opments of the past few months. He expresses the belief that but little more work is required to prove def D 'tely th eyalue of the property and that another thirty days with a good-sized force will determine the existence or non-existenee of ore bodies.
 Mir. Austin Is now endeavoring to interest parties with capital in the enterprise, and will soon form a com pany, 1t is understood. for the pur- pose of taking ever his bond and op- erating the property. Mir. Austin and associates do not contemplate start ing work until sufficient capital shall have been raised to enable them to work large force of men and thus cut down the standing expenses incl dent to the operation of plant oi machinery,
New-York tribune., 1910-10-07

partly prohibition st3tes. In Texas
great ma joritv Of the counties are now
dry" and the recent Democratic pr
mary committed the Democratic party
10 the submission of statewide pro
hibition amendment. Are TIE census
returns from Texas going 70 show the
same shrinkage in dry" territory when
those from Missouri showed Are North
Carolina. South Carolina. Georgia. Ala
bama. Tennessee. Mississippi. Kentucky
aud Kansas going 10 make even smaller
gains in population than Missouri made
because their prohibition area is proper
tionately larger? Oklahoma is pro-
hihition state Yet its gain in popula-
ton in the last decade was more than
100 per cent That need not disturb
The Picayune." however. Whatever
figures the Census Bureau may give ont
we expect 70 see il standing pat on its
ingenious argument from analogy, that
in dry territory population also tn-
evitablv dries UP.