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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25
SOCORRO MINES
SHIP BARS Of
BULLION
Silver City Properties Close
DOwn-El PaSO Men in
Mine Deals.

Silver City, \. NJ, July 25.-The So
zorro Mines company. operating the
Little Fanny and other mines in the
Mogollon district, shipped ten gold and
silver bullion bars last week. The bars
weighed almost half ton and the
stage was well loaded on its return trip
of 80 miles from MOgollon to this city.
where the bars were delivered to one
of the local banks. which expressed
them. This company also sent a ship
ment of concentrates which avera ged
s1100 per ton, and is sorting a large
quantity of ore at the mines which win
being sacked and a shipment will soon
be made. Vice president VIM. A. Bar
Der, Of New York, is at the camp.
The Mangas Development company,
orga nized largely of Duluth capitalists,
has shut down its development work in
the Burro mountain mining district.
The uncertain situation In the copper
market is given as the reason for the
suspension, which, according to a state
ment given out by Joe E. Saint, who
promoted the company and IS its vice
president, will be only temporary, and
that just as soon as the copper market
becomes regulated or stable again,
work viii be resumed upon a larger
scale.
FL PaSOans in Mine Deals
Peter Wehner, of Ell Paso, has deed
ed all his interest in the Superior mine
to J. P O'Conner, and D. W. Reckhart,
also of Ell Paso, has conveyed his in
terests in the Cafe Excelsior and Reck-
hart mining claims to Mr.. O'Conner.
The Superior is a patented mine and the
Reckhart claims are promising, but I'M
patented All are situated in the Pyre =
mid or Shakespeare mining district,
record of considerable production. The
other properties have had considerable
development prosecuted upon them.
Al DanO is working a number Of
claims in the Chloride Flat district, two
miles west of this city, and is making
regular shipments of 80 tons of ore
daily to III Paso. This district has a
number of producing mines, the most
famous Of which in earlier days was the
76 mine, owned by NJ. ". Bremen, who
took out a large fortune in a short
period of time when silver was at Il
high price. This mine is now owned
by his widow and, with other mines
owned by her has not been recently
worked. although known to be very
rich in silver ore.
The hearing of the contest of the ter
ritory against the Azure Mining com
pany, involving the Morrill, and Tran
gular claims. in the Burro mountain
district, has been closed, and all papers
and testimony have been forwarded by
clerk +. B. Venable, before whom the
hearing was held, to the Las Cruces
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25
GREEN PLANT Is
BEING GREATLY ENLARGED

With the completion of improvements
now under way. the possible capacity
or the Greene-Cananea reduction
works Will be 100000 pounds of cop
per per month, according to a state
ment of L. d. Ricketts,, president and
general manager. A second reverbera-
tory furnace is now building and a
battery of five additional boilers will
be installed in connection with it: six
additional McDougal roasting furnaces
have been ordered; two additional 1900
k. w turbines are under contract, and
the mines not yet equipped with cleo
tTical pumps and hoists will soon have
them.
A total of 1.016.536 tons of ore was
treated last year. The average copper
recovery was 2.2O6 percent, of silver
0.75 o.. and of gold O.O046 OF. per ton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25

Rosalia; Bichana B. de Gonzales, Santa
Rosalia; Clementina Gonzales. Santa
ROsalia.
At the St. Regis: George Fairbairn,
Avino; D. R. kirkpatrick, Topic
At the OrndOrff: L. c. Barnard, Mex
leo City; G. A LOmelinn. Chihuahua; r.
D. Arriola, Torreon.
At the Zeiger: A S. HowTen, Nutva
Casas Grandes; James W. Taylor, Mexico
City.
At the Grand Central: C. E. Gonzales,
Cox, Mexico, D. F.
From the Pacific Coast.
At the Sheldon: Alex. NJ. Denton, San
Diego, Cal; Mrs. z. L. Chase, Burlin-
game, Cal; A. r. Williamson, San Fran
cisco; Edward James, Los Angeles.
Al the st. Regis: VI. A Lippett, San
Fran SEQ; F. c. Mcdonald, orange, Cal.
At the OrndOrff: J. Laun and wife,
Chico, Cal
At the Angelus: Miss P. HoEbrook,
Portland, Ore; s. C. HoIbrook. Portland,
Ore; L. H. Nelson, Los Angeles.
At the Zeiger: I. S. Hurst, Los An
geles: William C. Terrell. Los An~eles.
At the Grand Central: Mrs. Mary
Girvin, Berkeley, Cal; A Daniels, Salt
Lake, Utah.
From New York.
At the Sheldon: James T. Pierson.
At the St. Regis: ". T. de BOves.
From Chicago.
At the Sheldon: I. F. Daniel, j. s.
Gordon and wife.
At the OrndOrff: ]. s. Gordon, Robert
TietZman, Memo Unsicker.
At the Angelus: w. G. Hartegan, l.
BrigQ. Walter V. Keller, T. J. White, E.
From Missouri.
At the Sheldon: j. B. Morris PER-
J. A. Meyer, Kansas City; W. G. Van
Cleve, Kansas City; l. W. Harrison,
Kansas City.
At the st. Regis: Fred G. Carey, st.
Louis
From Everywhere.
At the Sheldon: W. c. Duttlenger,
Memphis. Tenn; Arthur A. Wynne, Al
bany. \. Y: S. ". Peck, Denver. Colo;
G. A. Sanborn and wife. New Orleans;
L. J. WatTous, Connecticut.
At the St Regis: John T. Murphy,
Saginaw, Mich: W. s. Schuster, Sebe-
Nvaing. Mich; F. B. SRrry, st. Louis,
Mich; c. V. StansbIIrv, Detroit, Mich;
II. Eggers, Denver, Colo; 4. 7. Gibbs,
Denver, Colo; Bell Lengcunare, Buffalo,
n Y; W. g. Guerrin. Memphis, Tenn:
Miss Avis s. neffner. ST. Paul, Mimi;
r. \. sherman, Lancaster, Pa; j. 5.
Weaver, Lebanon, Pa
At the Angelus: J. NJ. DOnOhue,
Niagara Falls, \. Y; ]. A Findelle and
wife, Birmingham, Ala; John C. Cavtt
and son. Jacksonville, Fla.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25
WORKINGS IN ONE
MINE 200 MILES
Great Property of Phelps
Dodge Company in So
nora Is Very Rich.

Six miles from Nacozari, Sonora,
Mexico, the terminus of the railway
running south from Douglas, Ariz., in
the great Pilares copper mines, owned
by the Moctezuma Copper company,
one of the subsidiary holdings OF
Phelps. Dodge & Co, there are zoo
miles of workings.
Like the mines of Cananea, its ore
bodies were so immense as to warrant
as well as necessitate the building OF
q railroad. The tonnage of ore pro-
duced last month amounted to ABOUT
$1,000 tons The high grade ore, OF
which there are great quantities, Is
shipped to the Copper Queen smelter
AT Douglas; the low grade. carrying
sulphides. is concentrated in the mill
at the property, and the concentrates
then shipped to the same smelter-
Development and Ore Bodies.
Besides the 200 miles of workings,
there are two great shafts, one called
the PiIares. the other the Esperanza,
both of which are operated by the tun-
mel system through which the mine is
drained Electric motors are used TO
haul the cars from the underground
workings TO the surface
The ore body of the Pilares mine is
said to be the second largest in the
world, and there is enough ore in sight
for constant extraction for the next
half century.
The cut and fill sytem Of mining is
employed, filing up within six feet Of
the back. and then six feet of ore is
extracted. making about Il or - feet
cut after It is finished The fills are
run through raises. Machine drills are
employed, and work is in progress in
ali the levels
A large power plant land four large
boilers with automatic stokes are fea-
lures. The company will install a new
electric hosting engine and $4,000
cubic feet air compressor. The COM
pany has one of the best equipped
stores in northern Sonora under the
management of c. H Melcher. form
erly Of Ell Paso. also a large hospital
capable Of handling over $500 patients.
j. s. Williams, jr., is superintendent Of
the Pilares part Of the property, and
c. ]. Shultz the Esperanto side of 1t.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25
RICH TIN ORE IN
NEW MEXICO
MINE
Analysis Shows 68 Percent
Value in Property Near
Mutt Station.

In the Mack S mining district eight
miles west of Mutt. a station on the
Santa Fe railroad, between Rincon and
Deming. \. NJ, discovery of tin ore
has been made in the Dude mine? an old
property familiar to the oldtimers in
that part of New Mexico. The property
has been worked for over 20 years by
different owners and lesSees for silver
and lead contents 1t is in the extreme
Southwestern part of Sierra county.
Lately the mine has been acquired by
the Good Luck Mining company, a Phil
adelphia, Pa, concern, and is under the
management of T. ]. McKenna.
GThe development work consists of
one shaft 200 feet deep and another 500
feet deep, sunk 200 feet apart, which
are connected by a drift at the
2OO-foot level. On the 3OO-foot level
there is over 500 feet Of drifting,
The tin ore resembles black zinc blend
IN appearance, and under this mistaken
idea the ore was thrown over the dump,
as the old time miners had no use for
zinc. But in sinking from the 200 foot
level the ore became so abundant, the
Vein being eight feet wide, that an ana
lysis of the ore was thought advisable;
and suerintendent McKenna sent sam
Piles of it to Philadelphia. Greatly to
the surprise Of all it was found to con-
tain 60 percent tin Other later assays
gave 6S percent tin.
Preparing For Concentration.
The Good Luck company is preparing
to install a heavier hosting plant and a
concentration 10 treat the tin contained
in the dump. The company owns IS
claims. The Dude lode is very wide
on its outcrop, being in places over
300 feet wide Adjoining the Dude
group are seven claims covering the
extension of the same lode owned b.
Mack's Mining company of Chicago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25
WORK PROGRESSES ON
BIG MILL AT PARRAL.
First Unit Almost COmpIeted; New
Power House Work Is Pushed;
Electricity VIII BE Used.

Work on the concentrating mill OF
the Palmilla Milling company at Parral.
Mex, is progressing rapidly and the
first unit of the 1000 ton mill is near
ly completed. The steel men will be
through with their part of the con-
structiOn work in two weeks. The new
power house is about completed and a
gang of workmen is busily engaged in
stalling the big machinery.
In the mill, the machinery is in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25
KELLY SHIPS GOLD BRICK
ZINC COMPANY OPERATES WILL.

Kelly. y. NJ, July 25--The weekly
gold brick from the Rosedale mill at
Kelly, \. NJ, runs in value from $4,000
to $4,000. Shipments are made to the
New Orleans mint
The Ozark Zinc company, at Kelly,
is operating its 1OO-ton mill and ship
ping the concentrate east The German
and Tri-Bullion companies are in full
operation in the same camp
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25
BIG ALUMINUM DEPOSIT
REPORTED NEAR ROSWELL.

An immense deposit of aluminium is
reported from Riverside, nine miles
northeast Of Roswell, y. NJ, on the
banks of the PecOs river Analysis
shows 1874 percent aluminium; 3-8 per-
cent iron oxide; SIS per cent silica, and
sS percent lime. The clay IS excellent
for making high grade Trick and til
ing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25
NEW MEXICO BORAX AND
ALUM DEPOSITS LARGE

A 5. Rosenberg, Of the United States
reclamation service. who is examining
the deposits OF mineral salts at the
head of the Malpais, west of White
Oaks, \. NJ, reports the presence Of
large quantities of borax- He will also
examine the alum deposits near Oscuro.
in the Phillips hills, and a government
bulletin will be issued later.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25

land office. There was large volume
of testimony taken and numerous maps
and exhibits were introduced in evil
dence. District attorney Frank j.
Wright represented the territory and
Wilson & Walton the mining company
The territory contends that the mines
are on school ground and asks to be
allowed to select other land in lieu
thereof.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25

stalled and work is now being pushed
in installing the big tanks. The ma
chine shop is rapidly assuming the ap-
pearance of a modern machine and re-
pair shop, and the entire camp is one
of the busiest places in that section.
The machinery will be electrically driv-
en- from one large motor. The mill
will be ready for operation by the end
of September.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25

Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Di
arrhoea Remedy is today the best
known medicine in use for the relief
and cure of bowel complaints. II cures
griping diarrhoea dysentery, and
should be taken at the first unnatural
looseness of the bowels. It is equally
valuable for children and adults. It
always cures. Sold by all druggists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25

work is under the supervision of s.
Howard Leech, and the contracts have
been taken by c. X. Hartley and as
SOciates. The work has already
started.
Judge Dunklin, of Ft- Worth. is now
in the camp looking after his placer
mill, which is in operation just below
the reservoir
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25
Ell ORC DEVELOPMENTS.

The report of the general manager
of the FL Orc Mining company, OF Fl
Orc. Mexico. for the last SIX HiolitIls
shows that from So TO $50 ore is being
taIxen from the lowest levels OF the
nine Exploration has been going 1or-
1rard in all the ore bodies opened re-
smiling in the development OF ore
ranging from $3.50 to $50 per ton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25
DEVELOPMENT WORK
ON OROGRANDE MINES

r. Orogrande, N NJ, July 25.-A con-
tract has just been let on the Amarillo
shaft for so feet. and on the Mollie
Gibson for % feet on the property of
the Eureka Mines company. controlled
by ". W. c. Spencer. of Boston. This
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25
MINERS CHEST RESUMES
IN LORDSBURG DISTRICT.
Car Load of Ore is Shipped Daily
Found in Pence Mine-New Com
pany Enters Mining Field

Since the resumption of operations at
the Miners Chest mine, in the Lords
burg district, New Mexico. under the
management of S. ". Maltbic, steady
shipments Of ore averaging a carload
daily have been maintained. The Miser's
Chest is one Of the oldest mines in the
Virginia district with a good pas.
shipping record. The ores are copper
and gold in a silicious matrix There
is large tonnage of ore blocked out
above the fifth level
The Pence Mining company. in same
district, has encountered a heavy flow
of water in the deepest workings of
the old Aberdeen shaft at a depth Of
500 feet. necessitating suspension of
operations until the arrival OF a larger
pump and additional power equipment
A car load of machinery has been
transported TO the mine from Lords
burg, and when installed the mine will
be in active operation again.
In the same district several thou
sand dollars worth of machinery Is be-
ing shipped TO the Atwood properties.
acquired by Leber and Cook, who have
organized a new company called the
American Beauty Mining company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25
DEMING MINING co. IS
INCORPOR ATED: $4,000 CAPITAL.

Deming. n. NJ. July 25.-The Copper
Glance Mining company, with a CAPT
tai stock of $4,000, has been incor-
porated, the incorporators being Joe
Kitchens, Sig. Lindauer, A. w. Pol
lard and two daughters Of Mr.. Hitch
ems. This company is organized TO
work a copper-silver prospect near the
old Hadley workings in the Cooks
Peak district
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25
White Oaks District.

The Old Abe, the North Homestake
and Rita mines are being steadily work
ed. Christ Jaeger is working a force
of men in the CrOsscut tunnel of the
Miners Cabin and taking out ore show
ing good gold values.
1t is reported that a vein of ex-
tremely rich gold ore was struck in the
North Homestake, running $500 gold
per ton
In the White mountains at Lincoln,
some high grade gold quartz has late
" been discovered in the White Range
mine, acquired by George UlTich and
W. W. Grow, of White Oaks. y. NJ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25
NOGAL AND WHITE OAK
MINE DISTRICTS ACTIVE.
Mil Treats 20 Tons of Gold Ore Daily
Find of S1400 Gold Ore Is Report
ed IN New Mexico Property.

The Eagle Mining and Milling com
pany has opened up its mining proper
ties at Parsons. in the NOgal mining
district east of Oscuro, y. NJ, and the
mill, which is running with two shifts,
is treating 20 tons of gold quartz daily.
There are millions of tons of low grade
ore containing low grade values.
The Vera Cruz mine. near NOgal, N
NJ, has been leased for seven years
and new machinery is being installed.
The Commercial Metals company is
working two shifts Of men In its shaft
in rock so hard that the steel flies to
pieces in drilling. This property is east
OF CarriZOZO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25

Stanley c. Sears, a mining engineer,
has taken control of the mines and
mills Of the Mexican Consolidated com
pany at San Pedro, above Guanacevi.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25

mOsillO, Sonora; d. R. Mccormick. Mex
leo City; Aurelia G. de Leila, Santa
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-03
housEwoRk As EXERCISE.

There are ALI sorts OF ways for Q
woman TO exercise in the house. ant
accomplish work at the same time
And she Is doing more than accom-
plishtng housewOrk She is accom-,
pIishtng a good figure, which shouk
make homework worth while. il moth
Ing else old.
Women who live in hotels and
boarding houses usually get too fat
because they have nothing to do. and
rellgiously taking a walk every day
Is not enough. II woman does hel
own houseWork and goes ut IL with
the idea in view of making il do foa
physical culture, she will be surprised
At how many different things there are
In connection with her work that viii
answer for gymnastic exercises.
Sweeping is an excellent exercise FOR
developing shoulder and chest mus
cles, but better still is the carpe,
sweeper, which is as good as any
symnastic apparatus. busting and
rubbing both may be used for physl
- NN'~sNRhHNAts fAuu iutIe Is kiuQ
OF foot polisher for waxing floors that
might have been invented on purpose
for fat women. II there IS a force
pump In the house, like the ones used
Va summer cottages for filling tanks
IN the attic, the housekeeper will
ind the best sort OF exercise ready
made for her benefit, which will prob
ably please the men of the family
whose reluctant duty It usually il to
keep the tank full.
No coPsets should be worn hen
working the force pump. The body
should be froe TO follow the move
ment OF the handle Work for ave
minutes, then rest bit, and start iu
again, resting and working alternately
tor 20 minutes or half an hour.
IL house work Is done intelllgently
and quickly. without any dawdling,
Tho worker gets all the benefit Of the
exercise without being worn out. That
1s why so many women are exhausted
over hOuse-cleaning, because they
don't know how 10 do the work, AND
icatter their forces BY not being
thorough.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-03
NEEDLESS WEARING or ROADS
" Automobile Traffic Would Spread,
Highways Would Last Longer,

a country surveyor protests against
the habit which many motorists have
II doing the majority Of their driving
on the crown or center OF the road.
This method Of driving means that one
portion OF The road takes all the wear
and naturally. OF course. gets worn
into ruts and ridges
II the traffic would spread itself md
make all that portion OF the road from
gutter 20 the top OF the crown take
share Of the wear. road surfaces would
last much longer and would require
less frequent repair IN these days.
when roads are made almost dat there
IS no excuse for this habit OF cliuglng
10 the crown. but where roads are
made with q great deal Of Gambler Il
IS perhaps excusable. as driving on
continuous slope ls the reverse OF
pleasant
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-03

did, left my business WITH my heao
clerk and took J train.
The next evening called at Ellis.
tons hotel and sent up my card. /
was shown to q private parlor where
Instead OF finding him. woman ad.
vapced to greet me,
You're Elliston's sister" i exclailr
81, doubtless his twin"
IL am Elliston himself" she replied
And so she was. 1t was u singular
story she told mellow. having been
obliged to make her own way in the
world, she had found skirts disadvaB
tageous and finally donned mans ut
tire. Having made enough to give her
several Thousand dollars year in
come. she gladly resumed her proper
attire, but not until she had left the
proximity of those who had know
her rs man
had always regarded my partner ne
young and boyish looking, without
beard and with musical voice
In woman's dress Margaret Elliston-
that was her name-was tlans6gured
into n very attractive woman. / re.
NAMED in Chicago n week, ut the end
of which time it was arranged that
should return to Minnesota, sell the
business and we shoIId go abroad az
husband and wife
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-03
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF a
CORPORATION.

whereas. on the 21day of Decepa-
Der 1909, the directors OF the Swan
company, corporation, by maiori-
y vote or the whole board. Mt a
neetin called for that purpose, OF
Which meeting every director receiy-
d notice in accordance with the by
avs of the said corporation. did adj
words and figures:
Resolved, that in the Judgment OF
his board 1t is advisable and most
or the benefit OF the said Swan Com
'dhy' corporation, that the sauna
mould be dissolved; and that due
notice OF the said resolution so
assed an dof stockholders meeting
De called TO consider said res,olu-
ION should De given all the stock
stockholders OF the said corporation.
folders meeting to be given all rho
una all of the sad stockholders hav-
n8 received due notice of tho said
Meeting and OF the said resolution.
ma whereas all the by laws OF tbs
ala corporation and tho laws of the
ta'e OF West Virs:nfa have been
complied with as TO the matter here
'pt resolution in The followine
set forth:
Now, therefore, we the Subscribers
9eihS majority OF the Stockholders
d the said corporation. I'm both num-
'er ana amount, being met together
pursuance Of the said resolution
nd the sad notice for the purpoee
~ ac'lns upon the same; have con-
emf that tho said Company be ana
ne same is dissolved; and Il is or
cred that q copy hereof Dc pubusbed
som" newspaper OF general cfrcn-
atlon in Mercer Co, West Va 40 70
luirod hy law, and that a copv hero
r be certified to the Secretarv ~
9tat' OF West Va; 10 he acted pnnr
oy him as by law directed. Tbia ran,
airy Isl 1910
w. a. SWAN, (sEAL)
ALLIE SWAN. (sEAL)
c. O'LEARY, (SEAL)
A. s. BOOKER. (sEAL.)
-25-4t-Tucs.