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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-01-13
.C0PPERSM|TH WILL SHIP
Will Commence Sending Out Ore As
Soon AS Road Can Be Built

Ed Shm president of the Coppersmith Mining company
writes stockhoder follows:
"Was greatly pleased with the careful and intelligent write
The Wallace Miner few weeks ago it shows that paper
realizes this is all big mining district separated by only
imaginary line and the article strongly conmatory Of what
that celebrated mining engineer Of Boston, Henry Lawrence
said year ago. There is in sight in Missoua
County for the of work done than have
Of the older the stage Of development and
he also said There copper belt in Mssoua County, Mon
covering large territory which destined rival the
known and great producing copper camps
We have been following Professor Rowes instructions viz
sinking the north prospect pit which he said makes such
splendid showing and at the time extending the main n
ne We have gone down the shaft Is feet and finding
lots of which looks like what Snow Storm shipping but
yet sody in place shall have assays made until get
deeper The face of the tunnel less than 100 feet from being
under the portal of the upper tunnel and looking better
and when get we'll under the immense Coppersmh oucp
shall have big body of commercial Anyway we
shall begin making regular shipments from the Inverness vein
Spring build road The Inverness
claims only short four miles from Lothrop right the
County road but the top of 2oot mountain almost
straight and down. and the of getting the down
the only did ship last The chacpy
rite and will average better than 10 copper with enough
gold pay expenses of mining Do you realize work has steadily
gone since began last Spring. and working
and shall continue to work five all winter and did read
what Prof Rowe said about the Coppersmth management? It
made all feel pretty proud that the most the
mining companies get wrecked Anyway you figure It
Coppersmh great property with its three big proved veins
and will make all of it's stockholders big money"
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-01-13
PARROT EXPOSES RICH ORE
Four Feet Of High Grade Opened Up
In Sunset Peak Property

The Parrot property Sunset Peak reported to have exposed
four feet Of high grade shipping gana and several feet of mill
ing grade This opened in drift depth Of $50 feet
Five of shipping have been taken out of which
has been brought down the hill for immediate shipment but
lar shipments contemplated until spring Development
with view opening up the body greater depth will
commence
An option on two claims for 8 months held by NJ Marks
who exposed the ore.
The old workings consisted Of two tunnels and shaft The
latter above the Sunset wagon road the dora property
One tunnel 900 feet long from the Sitting Bull side of
the hill In all of this development found but the
ore shoot proper was encountered.
Marks first work last of prospecting nature Near
the wagon road he started shaft and almost at the grass roots
high grade concentrates uncovered He then dropped down
the hill and started tunnel and Immediately encountered
singer Of Further the main body struck and
fine body of ore disclosed
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-01-13
BIGGER, BETTER
Big Crosscut Believed to be Nearing
Body of High Grade Copper

Indications point the existence of body of high grade
the face IF the long tunnel in the Reindeer mne
There copper stains all the breast and the formation
high grade of Revette quaze Officers Of the company who
inspected the properly this week looking for the Of
bornte before much more work is done. y.
Frank Johnson who had the contract for $50 feet of work has
een given so feet and is believed the comeon Of this
will show the Reindeer to be exceedingly rich property
The drift back from the breast of the crosscu
going steadily ahead the and is nearly 400 feet
with practically all the way For the last 100 feet this has
averaged eight 10 feet in width with gradual improvement in
the quality of the There is large body Of 10 per cent
chacopyes exposed depth Of 1000 feet and is the purpose
mill for it's treatment in the spring and ship
ments w. H. Herrick is president and manager
The stock has sened appeciab the last few weeks and
has been half cent higher in Wallace than the pub
ished Spokane quotations.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-01-13
ROB ROY COMPANY ELECTION

The election of directors and officers the Rob Roy Mining
company held January and the following officers
eeced D. Mcdonald president Hugh Toole, vice president
James Underwood secretary and treasurer Hugh McGe and
B. R. Creedon, directors
The company five claims adjoining the Sunshine the
east on Sunset peak The property has been developed by
upper tunnel about 40 feet and work being done the
lower tunnel which is in 275 feet
The company expects encounter the main ledge that shown
in the upper tunnel at distance of about rs feet
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-01-13
NORTH FRANKLIN co. MEETING

At the annual meeting Of the North Franklin Mining company
held here Monday made for keeping the
ery under continuous Development While the main ledge is
approximately 20 feet distant there indications of mineral
the quarte and stockholders who visited property this week
looking for important developments The formation is
precisely the the Morning mne which it adjons The
tunnel is in 100 feet giving depth of close 1000 feet
The feels that this property will be added to the list
producers 1910 There 450 stockholders in the
and large majority Of the shares represented at the meet
ine Officers for the following elected H. Nichols
president Butte Norman Ebbey vice president Gary Burke
secretary and These with T. Booth of Butte and
Geo. F. Stoney constitute the board.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-01-13

ing in the southern counties where there practically nothing
doing among the eadver producers but that the gold
ducng counties from the successful operation of several
properties will show considerable increase 1908 with
further states that Mr. Moore has experienced considerable diff
Guilty in getting his statistical data together owing to the tardi
ness of the operators in sending their figures but that the
port which he thinks will prove valuable publication about
ready for the printer and will be issued in few days. giving
full review of the mining progress the for the past
and detailed statement of Idaho's metal production.
Mr. Bell great future for lead values and predicts
prosperous future for the Occur dAene consequence
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-01-13
C0EUR DALENE DISTRICT SHOWS INCREASED PRODUCTION
Figures for 1909 Being Compiled State Mine Inspector Will Place
Production Approximately 230ooo0oo Pounds

The lead production of the Coeu- dAenes was close to 2 m
600 pounds in 1909 Mine Inspector Moore has not completed his
tables Of production yet but in going his figures so far
ceved with his predecessor Bell the conclusion reached
all from the Occur dAenes ounces of silver and ST.
60O0 600 in gold.
Mr. Bell who mine inspector for severa years. arrived in
the Occur Monday from the southern part the state
and will be in the district for several days business While
Boise recently he learned from his successor Cushing Moore
that the metal output of the will exceed 1903 and that
still larger portion of it will be credited to the Coeur dAene
mines than formerly 1909 unusually dull year for min.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-01-13
GREAT IS BUNKER HILL
Further Addition Made to Resources of
Worlds Premier Lead Producer

The of the Bunker Hill Sullivan company have
again been added Recently bodies have been open
ed up 600 feet below the Kellogg tunnel which gives depth Of
approximately 5000 feet the dip of the ven Sufficient work
has been done show the of the bodies in these
lower workings but they said supas in quality the remark
able disclosures on the Kellogg tunnel level
On the Kellogg tunnel level the body places 10
feet wide Half Of this high grade shipping For the
whole distance mined the ore shoot varied from rs 12
Never was the output the mine heavier than at present The
mill which has capacity Of 500 day. giving the
best of satisfaction The old mill treating much possible
while half is being remodeled at time.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-01-13
HYPOTHEEK NEARS COMPLETION

The shaft on the Hpoheek property which to be carried M
feet from the sofoot level to 1ooot level is now down ie
feet and going ahead rapidly will be completed oy the mo
die Of February and crosscut started get fee
ana ~ ahsce nont should be reached by April large body
q commercial ore was exposed the 8ooo Level but was
believed by the management that 200 feet Of additional oepn
would show greatly improved values.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-01-13
ADVANCE ELECTS DIRECTORS

The Advance Mining Company at an adjourned meeting held
Monday evening elected the following officers and directors
for the ensuing D. Fox Mssou president John Com
ley Wallace vice presidents Henry Hubert Mssoua secretary
Ian, director. Ns
The property not being operated at the time but
the intention to work at early date The claims
on Snow Storm hill and near that famous property s
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-01-13
BUTTE AND COEUR D'ALENE co

strike is expected the Butte Occur Alene Carter
Mont within few days. The in 300 feet and due
strike the ledge Drifting will be started and deph Of
1900 be attained The vein is rs feet wide the
face and the upper tunnel The vein carries iron arbonaes
oxides and stain and of the general character the Snow
Storm. .sa scsa sst4seee4~
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-01-13
BONANZA MOUNTAIN NEARS ORE

The Bonanza Mountain Copper Company operated by the ANAL
gamated Stock Holding of Wallace continues show
constant improvement The tunnel is about 0 feet and
the last 80 feet two good sized sgers of bone have been
dagonay These believed be off shoots from the main
vein which approximately 80 feet ahead The present
tract nearly completed and another will be awarded at
insure continuous work.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-01-13
REPORT ON SPRINGFIELD
Work to be Resumed on Promising
Property in Early Spring

The following report physical and financial condition Of the
Springfield Mining company has been mailed to stockholders
@ Wallace Idaho December co. 1909
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-01-13

Springfield Mining company has been mailed to stockholders
# Wallace. Idaho December 20. 1909.
To the Stockholders of
Springfield Mining Co.. Ltd
Since the levied July rd contract tor 1901
feet of work completed by Bonham The tunnel now
in 1876 feet running the ledge at depth OF approximately
1000 feet There has been considerable improvement in the past
100 feet of work and the directors of the opinion that very
little more work will be to disclose good ore shoot
Owing increased cost operation during the winter was de
cded not attempt further work until the spring and at the
meeting of board definitely decided that work should
be commenced early the season would permit and the direct
ors are hopeful that by next the value OF the property VIII
be thoroughly proved and those who have by the company
40 oyay will receive substantial reward Herewith you will
find report showing receipts and disbursements
since lew of Assessment No. 16 on July 3rd.
Receipts
Cash on hand, July 8, 1909 LIZ
Assessment No. is 1oos.W . o -
Assessment No. Is 0o.oo @A'oV'1V
Expenditures
NJ A. Bonham for 100 feet at $l200 MMN
M A. Bonham for extra work low
O. E. Anderson, manager for trips to ,o
the mine aooo ao'o
Printing ~T- -.* 1' ooo *.
Recording new claims 400 @
Secretary's salary legal expenses and
general expenses seven montns o1.0 ---o.- -~
c.., $ $R4so
eis, treasury r,sstoad;,o Stock sO1,ss4 100000
T. ZEITFUCHS, Secretary-Treasuer.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31
Strasz i : wysypka

wulkaniczna sprawi}a kr6tkie "a.
lntae5reeoolwtanie, / wasz lntsreps v Wy Wy
syPl5ce bgdzie tax kr6tki jjezeli Ee
dzffescie: :a wv q u,lotkleana ar 81
magoi, tej .najpredsze kturaoyii.
NaWet naiwieksze ggruczolY, Wrxo-
dy 7albo febrYczne .rany zostaja
przez nniia lprredko wyleczone. Maj
lepsza ma sparzenia, s%kaleczenia,
st{uczeuia, bolace usta, popekane
REDO, wtiyjsayp1k;il' 1skj66rnlle ! am6roiidy:
Dsje ndaa,tyjtdohhinliisasa,tyoulw,aa pelrinoe,oc. 25c
Y apiece NJ. j. Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31
Rachnnek Y godzine
sm.iyerci.
Gag daisy.

Gag CASEY.
Lecz gdy juz ME potrzebo'-
wal pracowac wlasnemi re.
kami j g}owy s ''o lamat
mad lka5da rzecza, DO m6gl
spokojnie uzywac dobra
ziemskiego, rozkoszy DO.
gactw, " tenczas jakie6 &c
,icho opetaio; opanowa} GO
jaki6 smutek, plaka}, lamen.
towal... Dziwili sic wszyscy
temu, i nieraz pytali 20 sa5
siedzi:
Co wan panic Kozu-
chowski? Macie boz
ptasiego brak tylko m]eka,
asmucicie sic! wan sic 6miat
a ME p}aka6.
- Co mi tam 20 tenn, co
mi tam pc tenn! - odpowia-
dial wtedy bogacz, smutnie
spuszczajac glove ma piersi.
Pos}ano nareszcie pc le-
kara, DO pan Tomasz 20
smutku zacza} chorowac. Jez-
dill jeden, drugi, trzeci, ale
mic ME pomaga}o; iak smut
ny, tax smutny, choc ]ekar.
silva }yka} 2 chciwo6cia "
nadzi 81 polepszenia zdrowia.
Nareszcie domowi poczeli sic
leka6, zeby ME dosta} pomie-
szania zmy slow, DO Tomasz
ami ma chwile sam zostac ME
m6g}, jakie6 mmu widma pre-
sqvafy ,! eis pred Pr : doe oe7a amin ME
kiedy rozmawiaf sam 70 so
ba, to z mo zdawa s} mu sic,
70 kto6 stale "a MIN ! VIOLA:
"A co Tomku, ME le-
piei bylo W siwej kapocie, z
czystem sumieniem, Mill W
pa6skim szlafroku z chorem
cia1em, roczernia}a dusza?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

male6ku budzic sic z uspje-
MIA, piec W SERGE jak rozpa'
lone zelazo krzyczec ma ca
}e gardlo zacze}o O cudzej
k%rzywdzie.
Najiepsza i naiskut eczniej.
sza ucieczka ola smutnych
jest modlitwa.
Ale pan Kozuchowski chot
odmawia} pacierze, to jednah
ME by1y one szczera modlit.
wa, DO kto W k~rzywdzie brats
szuka. wzbogacenia sic, ten
-s''.E.. - -. = .-
zap'astr'l!.c!ssii.e Bog g: j modlitWy.
Bywal pan Kozuchowski !
W ko5ciele, cisnac sic dc
%pierwszych }awek, ale tam
.czu} jeszcze wiekszy niepo-
|k6j W duszy. Stawa} mu v
mysli Chrystus, jake opie'
kun ~pokrzywdzonych i ucis'
nionych, i jakby dolatyws]
|jego uszu znowu CLOS jakis:
- Gdzie Jest ten a ten, t.
a ia, kt6rychzes pokrzyw'
dill?
| Hfi"E' -
Pana Tomasza trwozy}y ma
wet dzwony, a szczeg6lnie.,
|6piewy pogrzebowe, DO ba:
sic smierci jak wszyscy, &C
pc "a grobem mic ola siebie
ME widza, tylko gars6 ziemi,
.garsc robak6w, drzwi nieba
zamkniete, a piek}o roztwar'
to. Wtedy drza} jak ]isc ma
drz ewie, DO pred lego ocza.
mi otwieraly sic szerokie bra
my wieczno6ci, gdzie 6cis]y
rachunek czeka zbrodniarza,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

ha... ha... ha... iakby
.smial sic ten ktos tax stra-
.s q vie, e Kozuchao :, Is, ale is
5lkiedy ca}y truchla}. ]
Zrozpaczony grzesznik, gdy.
mic ME ~pomagaly lekarstwa,
poczai wydawac bale: coz
skuteczniejszego ma smutek
|jak ME zabtawy? mmy6 Es r "a
|dujac sic. Ale ma mic sic j
to ME przydalo, DO .gdy by
|walo zasiadzie 20 sasiadami
do uczty, to tenze :kto6 da-
[lejze mu k}as6 " ucho:
- Tomku u5ywaj, jedi, 1
phi do syta! a n,aja tam jest.
i pic ci, cos to ich wygna}.
pod COLE niebo 2 torba j Ii
jem W reku? !:
Ma to straszne s}owa dla~
viii sic Kozuchowski przys-:
max ami i traci} ochote do
zabawy, smutnia} nagle. To-
zn6w, gdy go tesknota opa.
~nowywa}a, zwo}ywa} 2 MIA
sta muzykant6w i kaza} So
bic grac; ale choc hucza}a
muzYka, to kto6 "a MIN je-.
szcze glosniej krzycza}:
- Tomku, kaz gra az CLOS
niej, by6 ME uslysza} jeku5
p~okrzywdzonych przez cie-
bic, DO oni tam p}acza i ste
kaja, walaiac sic ma bar}o.
81, cos i'm pos}a} niemi}o.
sierna reka.
Ot6z ma mic muzyka sic
ME zda}a bogaczowi, DO zad-
n *. kap 'e,', ME zagg{uszy !'l O.:
brazonego sumienia;; q krzy-r
czy ono najhuczniejsza Or
kt6rabv grzmiata
mad uchem krzywdzi 3iela!
TAX i W panu Tomaszu, gdy
go dogrzewac pocze}o skra-
dzione zloto, sumienie, pier
wei u6pione %chciwo6cia po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

&C." e - ;.
gdzie scala sprawiedliwo5ci
Way ich czyny, my6li, u
czynki, ia. SCALA, ma kt6rej
.~najwiecei przewaza westch-
nienie pokrzywdzonego, liza
wdowis, ucisk >s;erocy; gdzie
nareszcie owa sprawiedliwo6c
odr6znia ucczyn4ki prawdzi:
wego mi{ocssie 2 cd .spe}nia-
nych ola chubby D i pr6znoS'
ci 6wiatowej. Bal sic zatem
myslec pan Tomasz o tenn,
co bedzie po4a .grobem, gdy
przyjdzie mu ::stanaf bez do
brego ucz,Jnku, bez poczci-
wei mysli, 2 czolem zbrudzo.
mem, ..przynoszaaee1: 2ze SODA
garsc proch6w, ma 6wiadect-
wo nik ' e 9 q spedzonego
zywota. j.:
iona pana sKozuchowskie-
go, dobra ixpoczciwa kobieta,
widzac, ze-doktorzy ME PREY
nosza ulgi mezowi, choc ich
luz kilkanastu ty}o, poczela
go namawia6 do %spowiedzi !
szczerej modl'twy.
Pomiarkowal uz / pan To-
masz, ze pomoc ziemska ma
mic mu sic ME przyda, ze
trzeba pc MIA siegnac wyzej,
tam, gdzie' Jest ~naipewniejsza
W troska l::t pociecha. I odtad
ME miia} nigdzie odpustu,
odDywal piechota pielgrzym-
ki do mlejsc 6wistych, sypa}
hojna dionia ubogim ja}muz-
ny, wystaWlf we Wsl sWeJ lad
ma kapliczke,: gdzie .raz ma
tydzie6 %odprawia} :naboze6-
stwo sasiedni- wikary. Ale
coz, kiedy owo COS, co ivy
kle stawa}o q ptanem Toma.
sem, jak sam u%trzymywa},
szlo wszedzie i jecbalo "a
MIN; a gdy miodli} sic, bill "
piersi, staWia1 kaplice, VIOLA.
no "a MIN. ObElludnniiku, mo-
dlisz sic, bijesz " piersi, q
oczyscilzes tY grabiezy re
ce, kt6remi Panu mad pany
6m cie g. slkk}adac rfiary j zegg.
nae sic swietokradzko?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

Tax drecza, sic, Tomatz "a
chorowa} na:eszcie ciezko.
Doktorowie ME robili nadziei
w~yzdrowienia; sechf, nikna}
W oczach, silly go opuszcza-
ly. Juz z trudno6cia z }6zka
wstawat i "a pomoca dru.
gich~ przechadza1 sic pc po-
koju. Pote5na ia sila sumie-
MIA odda}a go ma passive cho-
robbie. .. j.. !. :. +.
;Kiedy widzia1 Tomasz zbli:
..zalacy sic koniec, 2 przestra-
chem biedzil sic myslami, co
[poradzic, ably cho6 W spo-
kojno6ci oczy zamkna6, - nj
stad nj zowad, widno z do
puszczenia Boga, kt6ry u
:ljtowal sic mad grzesznikiem,
przychodzi mu ma mySl Kas-
per Kobyla6ski, 6w sasiad i
wr6g pana Tomasza. = Mo.
70 on mi poda rade? = mo-
viii sobie. = Ale czy przyi6c
zechce?.. Jednakze odwazvl
sic pos}a6 pc niego, DO go
don cos coraz to wiecej cia-
gne}o.
Trudno by1o odm6wi6 pra:-:
vie umieraiacemu, i Koby-
la6ski ma wezwanie zjawil
sic niebawem. Wprowa-:
dzono go do pokoju chorego.
K 4 q Tom favl ME polz q
DO szkielet tylko leza} ma bo-
.gatem p~os}aniu.
- Siadajcie, kochany So
siedzie, rzek} chory do PREY
chrodnia. : Me ~odm g
p,o,,mtlocy, jak jej ME od-
m lsf7 ltcii,'' 1ty !, co 9 sic pl pc, MIA
do was uciekaja.
Gag daisy nastapi. i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31
te, HOW. 34th st., NeWYork

Dr.: s. p. Hyndman, gl6wny lekarz.
JESLI CHCECIE dowiedziec sic jak pozy.
skae zdrowie, gdy sic je utracilo i jak zatrzy-
mao sic PREY zdrowiu, piszcie natychmiast pc
Sigma, Ora Collinsa ksiazke leoznicza "Porad-
mix Lekarski''i ~za}aczoie 10 cts. W markach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

q znajdzieoie pewna droge do zdrowia.
GODZINY URZEDOWE
w dni codzienne cd 1Otej rano do 1szej i cd
2giej popoludniu do 5-tej. w swieta amery-
kahskie i niedziele cd 10-tej.d do 1szej tylko, we
wtorki ipiatki Wieozorami Cd 7.ej do Sci.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-30
Successful Well Irrigation.

The residents OF the Estancia Val
lev have tired ~ waiting for rain and
they are not going t. give Up il
& spair either. They are organizing
companies and putting in wells and
VII. form q number OF irrigating
81. nts which will furnish them ?
sure supply N water. This same
system j. being successfully worked at
Portales and Deming and several
thousands Of acres ri each OF these
places are being irrigated ny pump
ing. and splendid crops raised we
have heretofore advocated this plan
fer quay county and we are stronger
cf the opinion than ever before that
ultimately the greater part OF this
will he irrigated from various
sources The quicker people come
TO realize the possibilities o. well ir-
rigation the sooner viii we reap the
benefits Of our wonderful natural re-
sources-Tucumcari sun.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-30
ROSWELL HAS NO
TYPHOID FEVER
THIS YEAR
Years Campaign for
Better Sanitation Results il
Desirable Health Conditions
in PecOs Valley Town.
[specIaI corre.penaene. 70 lIernIae IearnaIl


Roswell. y. NJ. july 2S-The city
OF Roswell Is congratuls{ing itself
upon the fact that It has not had a
case Of typhoid fever his summer.
The official documents and books in
the doctors offices prove the state
ment l. is a condition OF which the
town is psrdonably proud. The con
dition results from several years OF
campaigning against this disease that
IS always found in q new country and
often in older ones through The sum
mer months New sewer and water
systems and strict sanitary laws and
laws against flies and the whole peo-
pies compliance with same are the
auses That have brought the desired
result
J H. SaHies. who was buried in a
cave-in "a the T. r. craig gravel pit
TUESDAY. has survived the shock Of
having his back broken. He has no
use OF or feeling in his body below
the hreak. His physicians state that
they have REDUCED the fracture and
have an parts in place. hut b q MIR
Sayies cannot .
A four foot flow came down 10
Roswell from the mountains IN the
Rio Hondo last night and farmers un-
der the Hondo reservoir are today ir-
rleatng foT late crops The water
came from q heavy rain in the Pajar-
'tn mountains earlier in the week.
being twC DAYS in reaching Roswell
Except alfalfa, no carly crops were
raised under the F4ondo reservoir this
year on o Of the water short
age
Jsmes BLACK. who uad been ar
rested on the charge OF stealing p
watch and ten dollars in cash from
his roommate. chester 4. Dorsey.
given Is hearing before Justice A..
J. Weiier at { o'clock Yesterday af-
@ternoon and the judge decided that
the evidence was insufficient for fur
Their consideration and the defendant
discharged
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-30
ACT QUICKLY
Delay Has Been Dangerous in
albuquerque.

Do The risat thing a. the right
time
AGA Quickiy To- times ~ danger
Baeksche is kidney danger
Deans kidney Pills act quicsiy
cure All distressing. dangerous kid-
mes us
Plenty ~ evidence "a prove this
Mrs ] 81 Ament lea y. Arna s.
Albuquerque N 81. SAYS Daans
Kidney pills we're first brought t. our
attention when ~ lived az Aurora.
ln-- ahoat five yesrs ago They were
used ~ t1at tine hs 3 member nr ear
family ran ues suffering from kidneg-
complaint A Tired auzaid feeling
much in evidence and the kadn-f
s-crefious eer~ disoolar-d Deans
kidney pills brought prompt rener
from these difficulties aud acted a. a
tonic o. the entire system Wher
there has been heed II q kidney f.-z8-
edr since then Deans Kidney pills
have never 5ail.d - urete - benefit
Eor sale hv al dealers Prre So
cents Fnsier-Mlhurn ra RuffaH-
NeW Nork sole agents far the Uns-
~ states
Remember the name-naan ara
tske no other