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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-15

Of a century, but the great obstacle to
profitable mining there is the scarcity
of water, but with the improved dry
washing processes, constantly being put
on the market, he believes they will
yet be made to pay handsomely.
He has mined there for Is years with
varying success. and approves of king
Solomon's maxim, Silver lies in the
veins, but gold is where IL lies"
1t undoubtedly lies in the Jicarilla
pIacers, but the problem is to separate
II from the sand. The Jicarilla noun
tains are on the east side Of the Rock
Island railroad, about IS miles north
of FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-15
FIRE ON A ROOF.

Fire on the roof of McMath's Mesa
avenue coffee house called out the Cen
trail, Mesa and Sunset fire companies at
$3.50 Monday afternoon. The fire, when
had started from an Oyerheated chimney
used to carry off the fumes FROM the
coffee rooster. was quickly extingpished
by use of the chemical and but Slight
damage was done.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-15
DOUGLAS MAN PREDICTS
BOOM TO ALTAR DISTRIC

D. A. Richardson, of Douglas, was at
the Sheldon last night. having returned
from trip to the famous Altar Gold
placer mining district in the state OF
Sonora Mex. accompanied by II. r.
Woods, of Los Angeles.
He is very enthusiastic over the mines
and predicts that in a very short time
there viii be rush TO La Cienega dis
trict great as that to the Klondyke
in its boom days.
Already there are many prospectors
going into the country" he said. "and
one concession of 5000 pertenencias has
been taken up. while other locatorS are
taking up ground according to their
means"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-15
MAY EXTEND ROAD TO
THE CAMP OF CUSHUIRIACHIC

Chihuahua. Mexico, Marc h15.-The
Mexico Northwestern Railway company
has an engineering party in the field
making a survey for possible line of
railroad from San Antonio station to
the town of Cushuiriachic. the district
seat of the district OF Benito Juarez-
The line if built will be about Is miles
long and would revive the once great
silver camp of Cushuiriachic.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-15
EXPECTS ACTIVITY
IN JICARILLAS
New Processes VIII Soon Be
Tried in Placers Near
Ell PaSO.

Judge A. II. Norton, of Jicarilla, n
NJ. states that there will be consider
able activity in the Jlcarilla mountain
placers this spring. These pIacers have
been worked for more than a quarter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-15

Miss Katherine Wren, who has been
spending the winter with her cousin,
Mrs. Martin, wife OF superintendent F.
Nj. Martin, of the public schools. has re-
turned TO her home in Richmond, Va.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-15

Former mayor C. r. Morehead, and
Mrs. Morehead. left yesterday for Santa
Monica, Cal. where they expect to re-
main several weeks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-15

Globe Mills Graham Flour also Whole
Wheat Flour. Fresh from the rolls.
huff Sed- Try a sack At all grocers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-15
RICH VEINS IN
BLACK RANCE
j. E. Townsend Is Greatly
Impressed With New
Mexico Mining Dis
trict.

Judge J. E. Townsend has returned
from a six weeks trip through the
Black Range, n. M, and is greatly i'm
pressed with its rich mineral resources
There is a well defined mineral belt
running along the eastern side of the
main range, in a north and south direc-
ton and parallel to the main cordilleras,
from Hillsboro, Sierra county, on the
south, clear up to Sullivan's Hole in
SocOrro county on the north, a distance
of over 100 miles," he says. -It is
mainly porphyry with later intrusive
porphyries and rhyolites, all strongly
mineralized and with two distinct paral-
lei quartz vein systems, running
through the Chloride, Grafton and the
Fairview camps.
'The minerals are primarily silver,
but here and there are sections of gold
bearing veins, some of which are very
rich. 1t is country of great POSSIBLE
tiles, awaiting proper development and
experienced operators with adequate
capital Every facility is there, such as
timber, wood and water. The only
present serious problem is the distance
from railroad.
Good Producers.
The U. IS. trea sury mine is big pro-
Queer finely equipped with mill and
cyanide plant and is a steady shipper.
The Ocean Wave, at Hermoso, is a
steady producer, having a 20-stamp
mill and cyanide and concentrating
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
Important to All Women
Readers Of this Paper.

Thousands upon thousands OF women
have kidney or bladder trouble and
never suspect it.
Women's complaints often prove to
be nothing else but kidney trouble. or
the result of kidney or bladder dis
ease.
III the kidneys are not in healthy
condltlon, they may cause the other or
sans TO become diseased
You may suffer a great deal With
pain In the back. bearing down feel
lngs, sheadache and loss OF ambition
Poor health makes you nervous. trri-
table and may be despondent; it makes
any one so.
But thousands OF irritable. nervous.
tlred and broken-down women have
restored their health and strength BY
the use of Swamp-Root, the great Kid
ney, Liver and Bladder Remedy.
Swamp Root brings new life and ac-
tivity to the kidneys. the cause OF such
troubles
Many send for a sample bottle TO
see what Swamp-Root. the great Kid
ney, Liver and Bladder Remedy. will 10
for them Every reader of this paper.
who has not already tried il. may ad-
dress DR.. Kilmer & Co, Binghamton.
n. Y, and receive sample bottle free
by mail. You can purchase the regu-
lar fifty-cent and One-dOllar size bot
ties at all drug stores.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
wife LURED AWAY
BY GALL OF Art
Attorney Frank II. Powers Tells
Court How His Home Was
Disrupted
Lawyer Obtains Divorce Decree
and Custody of the Three
Elder Children

Mrs. Jane G. Powers. until yesterday
the wife of Frank II. Powers a promi-
nent local attorney, is now free to
nurture her artistic soul in the salons
and ateliers and grand opera houses of
Paris and New York With a minimum
of publicity Powers was granted a di-
vorce yesterday by Judge Trout.
Cruelty was the ground set forth in
the decree. Powers told of his wife's
persistent attempts to disrupt his home
and his business in order that she
might enjoy the delights of the older
civilizations
There was no mention in the court
proceedings of Wilhelm Funk, the art
1st who ministered to Mrs. Powers love
of the beautiful by painting portrait
of her that has attracted much atten-
tlon and has been acclaimed a MASTER
piece of protraiture- Funk was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Powers in their
country home at Carmel last fall. and
there he painted the wonderful picture
of his hosts wife.
The judge granted Powers petition
that the three elder children, Grace
Madeleine, Dorcas Jane and Albert Gal
latin Powers, be awarded to his Gus
tody. and that the youngest. Marian
Hubbard Powers, be given into the care
of the mother.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
CaIifOrnians on Travels

NEW YORK, Aug. l0.-Californians
are registered at hotels here as fol-
from -Francisco-w H. Nagle. Hotel
i2nckipzbam: ". {. Murdop. Mrs. Murdon, Hotel
STsrfioiaue: C. F. Nzylor. Hotel York; Or. c.
~ cobb. Mrs. Cobb. 81. Denie; r Booth. Hotel
Gerard. J. E. Chandler. Martha Washington; J.
~ Flrnn. Hotel seville; Miss L. Peser, Hotel
kisfie Anfoinetfe; Mrs. L. 4. Motto, Martha
sii-Sssingfon: A. Francisco De p. Barda, Hotel
9iaza; g. W Luce. Belmont hotel; F. T; Ander-
- Grand mon; Mrs r Biehl, Grand; j. E
s-.giir Hotel Brozteu: Z. h. Little. MarIbor-
9f.rb. n l. Requa, Plazs; O. H. Collins. Bel
,,f. Mrs E. l. Crane Park avenue hotel: Mrs
n Cnrrv Park avenue; F. Peterson, Herald
so7ere- J. ~ Crane Hotel Albany; A. b.
i,picerbocker, Hotel Seville; Mrs. Leopold, Belle
Sfs5re s-ron, Los Angeles-B NJ Loell. Grand Union;
Mss Z. Crane. Hotel Breslin; G. b Hansman
4Ia.el Victoria: C. W Colyear. Mrs. Colyear
y, n Need Mrs Mead. Hotel Empire; Mrs.
a ~ Petnie, Miss r.. Siegel Hotel Navarro;
= = Handy Hotel BresiiB; W. !. Johnston
Sf+s = Johnsfon. Hotel Cumberland; Mrs. I, r
I,.-ssv Hotel Plaza. J. :. Schmidt, Hotel Bres-
Lee I.s = A Thomas. Grand Union: Mrs. C.. C.
1.s,;rsen Hoffman House; J. Rubin Hotel VIC
- 4 w Sessions. Mrs. Sessions, Hotel
tfreeIiu: Mrs Cougblau, Hotel Plaza
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11

headquarters at the Stockton. Stephen
McAuliff was master of ceremonies
The selection of the meeting place
for the next convention was left with
the board of grand directors.
RESOLUTION OF THANKS
The grand council adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions expressing its ap-
probation for favors extended from
various sources:
Resolved that the twenty y-sixth grand council
extend vote of thanks as follows
To Stockton council No. 3, Y. NJ. l., for its
courteous treatment and splendid entertainment.
To Weber council No. 49, Y. L. l.. for its
kindness in entertaining the grand council and
for attention and courteous treatment TO visit
ing ladies durig the session.
To the Y. L. l.. in general for assisting IN
To the other Catholic societies participating
in the parade.
To the local press of stockton for the splen-
did accounts given of the grand council ses-
sions
To the San Francisco press of Stockton, in
letin, Post and particularly the San Francisco
Monitor and Leader and also the Oakland
Tribune. and Bee and Union of Sacramento for
the notices accorded the grand council IN con-
nection with the session and the excursion and
parade in connection Herewith.
To the mayor and people of Stockton for as
sisting in making the grand council and its at
tendant features SO highly successful.
To the reverend clergy of St. Mary's chuch.
Stockton. Cal. for the mass Sunday. August
/. and for the use of the church for the re-
QUEEN mass the following day and for the kind
ness of Rev. Fathers Slattery. o'Connell. Can
tillion. Soresio Kennedy and Leahy for Off
ciating thereat.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
INVITED
TO VISIT west
Convention League and. Local
Aeries After Next Annual
Lodge Meeting

Following the success of the conven-
tion league in securing the 1911 con-
ventions of the National Educational
association and the international Sum
day schools session, determined effort
will be made by the league to secure
the grand aerie of the Fraternal Order
of Eagles for next year. a committee
of the league will go to st. Louis in
the special train of the local aeries, and
a the grand aerie in that city will pre-
sent the reasons why San Francisco
should be the next grand aerie loea-
ton.
The local aeries will also work for
San Francisco At the 1907 session of
the order. held at Norfolk San Fran
cisco gave notice of her candidacy for
next years convention. Notice was
given at Seattle at the 1908 session and
again at Omaha during last years ses-
sion. The members of the local aeries
feel certain of bringing the session TO
this city.
Chairman Cheatham of the committee
appointed by the convention league
has arranged for the distribution of at
tractive badges and literature setting
forth the welcome that San Francisco
will extend to the eastern aeries. The
railroads have published an attractive
booklet, giving the itinerary of the
California special and picturing the
points. of interest en- route.
Kirk Harris, president of the con-
vention league, who, with James
Woods, president of the Hotelmen's as
sociation, has been actively co-operat-
ing with the Eagles in making the
preliminary arrangements. predicts that
the convention of the Eagles would
bring $4,000 people to this city.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
E. YOUNGER BEGINS
SUIT TO BREAK WILL
Fight Over Property Divides
Pioneer Family

Especial Dispatch to The Call
SAN JOSE, Aug. 10.-A fight which
promises to divide the surviving mem
bers of a pioneer family was started
today by Edward Younger with the
Ming of contest of the will executed
by his mother year before her death
in 1908. whereby he was given the in
come from one-fifth of an estate OF
100000. The father, who died many
years ago, was known all over Cali
fornia for the blooded cattle he raised.
BY the terms of Mrs. Younger's
will she left one-fifth of her property
to Mrs Alice Gally of San Francisco in
trust FOR Edward Younger, her. only
son, and the remainder in equal parts
to the four daughters, Florence ms
keep, Augusta Younger, Mrs Rosalie
l.. Andrews, and the trustee
The son alleges that his-sisters false
ly represented to their mother that he
was dissolute and would squander what
property she might settle upon him.
He alleged that Mrs. Inskeep and Au-
gusta Younger by fraudulent means in
duced his mother to deed them valu-
able property.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
MANY TO Divide
FEES OF INDIANS
McMurfay Promised Part of the
Profits, According to Wit
nesses at Inquiry

AcALESTER, Ok Aug. 10.-"Lo, the
poor Indian" learned few more things
about the proposed sale of $SO,oOO,ooO
worth of his land. in the hearing before
the congressional investigating commit
tee today Congressman c. d. Carter of
the fourth Oklahoma district testified
that IL an interview at the home OF
Richard c Adams, an attorney at WASH
ington Adams had said that he had an
arrangement by which he was to secure
) per cent of the profits" TO be derived
from the McMurray certificates.
He also told me-" testified Carter,
that Congressman B. S. Mcclure was
in on the deal and would get his share.
He also told me that Doctor Wright, a
delegate for the Choctaw Indians at
Washington, with a salary of $4,000,
was in on the deal. He also said, We've
got some others but he didn't mention
any other names
Il also met Jake L. Hamon at Wash
ington He told me to go to that old
man Gore and get him to withdraw that
fool bill of his against McMurray con-
tracts"
Congressman Carter, who is part
Cherokee Indian. and who for two
years was a member of the house COM
mittee on Indian affairs, was then
asked:
DO you think a majority of the In
dians are in favor of these contracts
giving 10 per cent to McMurray?
There is no doubt that they are" he
replied But there is also no doubt
that in signing the contracts many We're
influenced to do SO by persons who had
an interest in them"
Adams was described as a Delaware
Indian who frequently had been men
/ toned as having called on President
/ Taft in matters pertaining to Indian af-
! fairs. 1t was Adams to whom the In.
dians in this state were asked to
address their kilograms urging Presi-
dent Taft TO approve the sale of the
lands. concerning which McMurray
! holds contracts, on which according to
Senator T. P. Gore, a 10 per cent or
! s., ,OOO. geo attorneys fee" would be
allowed.
Z. B. Lathom, an attorney of McAles-
! ter. related meeting with McMurray
/ two years ago, when McMurray, he said,
! offered him present Of $40, 900 if the
old tribal contracts would go through.
These contracts were afterward dis
approved by President Roosevelt. What
/ the present" was for Latham declared
! he never could make out, for he was
not asked to support the contracts.
John H. Shepherd formerly a special
! assistant in the department of the in
terror. testified that Charles Curtis OF
! Kansas and Vice President Sherman
opposed the amount of the McMurray
fee.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
ARMY PAYMASTER'S
SAFE GOES WITH $4,000
Money Is Stolen; No Trace of
the Robbers

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug. 10.-An
army paymaster's safe, containing
$500, was stolen from the maneuver
camp at Pole mountain. % miles west
of here, last night and carried away.
There is no trace of the robbers, al
though an extra heavy guard was on
duty. officers are securing the hills
for the robbers. When Captain w. T.
Wilder arrived the first of the week
with the money for the troops the
safe contained SS0,000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
ENGINE

ENGINE KILLS TWO FARMERS -Lenape.
Kan, Aug lo-Two farmers, u, T. Handy
Of Palco. Kan. and Martin Bfa * wood Of
Idana. Kan. We're killed here today when
Rock Island engine crashed into a Union
Pacific caboose in which the men were sitting.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-14
Publishers Profit
By Need of Author


last book novelist quick to reply that me .n &C., @
Edens life very ons NOM
his nearly through writing BOOKS sins.
books the hands OF
pleasant at arms one Of LONDON
anoher
bring financial remuneration as ne received ~
OF Inc 1rend gave s@
details concerning the celebrated dog story
Of which far less than the average oo%
length Philadelphia weekly. which purchased me
When the began serial publication m
publishers negotiated London for the book rights Inc au
publishers would generously him S'O "
getting their money back LONDON
offer and assigned all rights 70 @
sale the publishers spent S
Wild" The demand and
printed After meeting the total
something ike So5OO profits
He wasn't he only getting
did little II he
$4,000 He
more thanS $4,000 accepting $3.50 cash
had editors who turned
down When editor back London fled
away story together printed When he had
been brought lmeight by Wild Of all
pleasant submit them something
complied
down before He neod the rejection
wanted publish
London he begin by publishing the story rejected before
bckd this London stood
that took Ather medicine Immediately favored With
that baked the dose are sun
waiting outside the pale of Iondons favor
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-14
Young Reporter Wins
Where Veteran Fails

Young Reporter Wins = youNs H 80
Where Fefsran rams During conflict nearly
correspondents Tokyo under close survean
Paul Cow who there Tor the
day Of thousand words When
Of the cable consisted merely OF the address
oshich I was and the Of the sender
When army be oE Japan TO Manohu7
correspondent5 ballot the correspondents them
Among them RichaTf Barry
unable send him. had
payroll OF he bottled
He wild the front
be Barry wanted
about recommend Barry
Richard Harding Davis in
posed Barry unattached Davis pointed he might do something
upon correspondents general Davis succeeded IN keeping
Barry from going to Manchuia-
Some The Davis
After had been
correspondent received cable from his
He sailed The
Richard Barry had made friends q
thing had Barry
japanese
ront
Barry only correspondents army
was the most reporters
Barry coudn his
because
the cable believing opportunity
had 4 lent him enough New York
his wonderful
He many within
articles His
He OF the which
Japannd that ordinarily
to Davis
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-14

deputies approve assignment of salary demands unless the
than the OF the
This plan supply Of check the by which
employees have been compelled OF attorney
money empowering them draw the salaries and
pay themselves
Perhaps this device best that be found within the
like other regulations designed curb
usury. II will not do very much TO correct the evil
Money lenders necessity OF society but this necessity
that converted into instrument
grievous oppression Auditor BOYLE gives instance:
An elderly school teacher OF the FIVE secured loan OF
husband
daughter who had been saed clerk and who death left
for his wife and infan child
her
S14S
$40 $50
o balance He refused
accept any partial payments OF the principal
The small money lender by
confined official salary and they need OF
realization this that induced the French govern
the management and control pawnbroking
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-14
ANSWERS TO QUERIES

made TIE statue cf Liberty Eaisatsalns he
WoriS-ts
October !. 1898.
MOUNTAIN HoNEE H Osklsod vhs-
papers are published in No1ncsts Hcns Idshos
The newspaper directories do not
show that any newspaper is published
there.
FIREMAN. b. Cotati. Where u.sss4 a.
csnsls
send application 20 the isthmisn
canal commission Washington. d. e
ENGLISH ross SESSTONS-H. W G Fo--
Bsrry Has England say possesses IN sun
Yes British Guiana. on the northeast
coast
REMOVAL r. CITY Whs- VS. ths ross
81 tns Question q TIE removal of TIE cspitsI
from Sacramento % Berkeley
For removal sass; against removal.
1s5.sse.
DlRECToRY-N- McK.. city. Where msy
see 81 Louis city directory n san Francisco.
AT the Office OF the san Francisco city
directory
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-14

TITIES-Suhscriher. City. Is i necessary n
have property ''McEnerneriEed when II i not
in the burned district and all the deeds ard
papers from the hrst date Of sale are extsn5.
and il bss been found that the book IN which
the deed Is recorded has not been burned. Nhst
will Re the result as 10 property mat las DOT
been brought under the provisions OF Inst act
The act applies to all property II
the provisions are nJt complied with.
the holder Of the lsndSwill find consid-
erable trouble when he desires TO make
sale and may have a great deal OF
litigation.
SEVEN YEARs-Subscrie>r. City A husband
leaves his wife and she does not hear from him
for seven years: she does not know whether
he is dead or living II she wants 70 marry Sgsin
will she have 70 secure a divorce.
If she desires to be safe from pos
sible pros eeution for bisamy she should
desertion-
NATIONAL coon RoADs-w. G.. City wno
Is the president Of the S7uo0sl good roads as
ISOLATION also the secretary.
Arthur c. Jackson. Chicago. Ill. is
the president The secretary is H. W.
McAfee. with headquarters in Chicago.
CRAB rlsaiNG-c. K. city. waen may one
fsa for crabs
AT any time except IN January. Feb
ruary. November and December.
cAPrTAL-L X. stock,ou: Dia Massaehu-
Boston been the espttals
No Since 1s32-
BARTHoIDI-s Cuv. what was the
dare Of the death Of Bartholait the sculNx, who
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-14

?. $ sYRNE. formerly mayor Of Spoksp. i
me - Francs with his darxhter Ms
Ruth Byrne-
A. + LEON. a puelisher of Nsw Ycrk. 4 n
.ovn on business trip ard IS registered a
L c MERRITT. banker Of Szass crus. Is in
5oSn foE few days ana IS stayias at tne
SAMUEL RosENBERG. owrer a. - 7oss,
sorrento q Seattle. Is 4 guest o. rAs 81
y. L SCOTT. a o1sinessnan y LissaweI. County
Merry ireland. Is stsviag at the CniOa SQnars.
REV. CHRISTIAN 7. REIsNEz ~ Dsausr i
smenS TIE recent arrivals AZ TIE stewart
REV. N. J. WOODS aad James nsx,sn. q resi
estate msn cf seattle. are At the Manx
4. J. NAcoNBER. cstfisuasn - r,t~,,~. i
AZ the =. Frzncis viva NrS- MseonSe-
Il. A eUACKENBAUN ~ View YORK Is Al she
Fsirmcnt Win Ms orscksnhsun.