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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-01
NEW PLANT FOR
DRY WASHING
James ". Edwards, Former
III PasOan, Tells of New
Invention.

James w Edwards. mining engineer
or Nogales. Arizona returned TO that
place last night. He was formerly in
the asSaying business in the Independ-
ent Assay Office and afterward with
the SunCl mine owned by judge Fail
and g. W Woods in the Black Noun
tain gold camp during the boom DAYS
or 1891 He is now on the road most
OF the time representing the Roy &
Whitcomb company Inc
MI Edwards stated that Mitts Qufn-
ner and associates have installed in the
dry placer region of Altar. Sonora
plant for dry washing on a large scale
and are making $500 a day The gold
there occurs in natural cement mixed
with boulders which in order to dry
wash has to be broken from the bouI-
ders with steel bars like failing wheat
This has heretofore been done by hand
Mr. GUNNER has built machine that
combines the foundry RATHER with A
fast running shaft through the center
of which are attached steel hammers
The operation is that the bouaoers. ano
cement are fed in al one end and the
hammers beat the clay and gold bear
ing gravel from the bOulders which fall
from the machine through the grizzlies
bars which form the side of the cvlin-
ders. and the clean boulders leave the
machine at the opposite end. The
screened product of screened gold
bearing material is the dry washed in
she usual way. The Aztecs are believed
TO have extracted most Of the gold that
aroused the cupidity of Correz and his
followers and led TO the downfall of the
empire of MOctezuma
Mr. Edwards was a member of the
famous McGinty club and band
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-01
Globe Flour. best by test,
and the pay roll ia FL Paso.
MERCURY MINERALS
IN TERLTNGUA FIELD

Mercury minerals that are of unusual
Interest to students of mineralogy or
crystallograpby occur in the Terlingua,
Texas, field. A recent bulletin of the
United States geological survey (4O5)
by W. F. Hulebrand and W. T. Schal-
Ter, discusses in detail five of these
minerals, kleinite. mOntrOydite, terlm-
guaite. eglestOnite and calOmel OF
these the first four were but recently
discovered. and the chemical character
of kleinite is still somewhat uncertain,
though it is known TO be mercury
Ammonium compound. the first such
compound recognized in nature.
Terlinguaite and eglestonite are
oXychlorides of mercury: montroydite
is mercuric oxide; calomel is the long
familiar chloride of mercury
None of these minerals is important
as an ore of mercury the metal being
obtained chiefly from cinnabar, but
also in the native state. The present
report is regarded simply as a contri-
button to scientific knowledge by means
of which the physical and chemical
properties and the crystaNographic
character of the minerals. so far as de-
termiped. are definitely and perma-
nently recorded.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-01
LABOR UNIONS TO
HAVE BIG BALL
Will Dance to Raise Money
to Send Delegates to
Galveston.

Men who work with their hands
all kinds of them, bricklayers, car
penters, printers, all-will dance for
the first time in happy union on March
81 It will be the first annual ball of
the Central Labor union of FL Paso, and
for that reason a mammoth and i'm
portant affair
1t was decided last night at a meet
ing Of the Central union to hold the
ball and when. First delegates were
chosen to represent the body at the 18th
Texas state federation of labor at Gal
weston, April II to 10. And then the
question arose how to pay their ex-
penses on the trip. The ball idea re-
suited, and probably thus an FL Paso
annual institution has been created.
Also in view of certain misleading
advertising schemes said TO be adj
vanced in Ell Paso under the name Of
organized labor. while in fact they had
nothing TO do with any body of work
ers. II was decided to send a strong
letter TO advertisers of the city The
letter, IT is believed, will act as
powerful play toward a certain end.
The delegates to the Galveston con-
vention are: II. NJ. Walker, Typo
graphical union; ]. A. Moelich. Machin-
lists. and F. A. Merrill, Carpenters.
Committeeman in charge of the gen.
eraI arrangements for the big ball are
H NJ Walker, Joe Meinesz, and J. z.
Jacobs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-01
GYPSUM DEPOSITS
NEAR E PASO
Largest Deposit Close to the
Delaware Mountains
GySum Near An
thony.

Gypsum or sulphide OF lime has its
economic value and according TO the
| T. s. geological survey, its growing use
cement, as well as for minor uses such
as in stucco and as fertilizer.
In FL Paso county are several large
deposits of gypsum The most extensive
is known as the CASTLE gypsum which
outcrops in a belt between the Della
ware mountains and hustler Hills IN
the eastern portion OF the county, the
width Of which averages Is miles.
though at the New Mexico-Texas
boundary II is about 80 miles. This
gypsum belt begins about 10 miles
north Of the Texas and Pacific railroad
and extends into New Mexico.
Within Texas the gypsum outcrops
over 500 square miles The name of
this formation is derived from CASTLE
Spring. 1t occurs in little knobs and
valleys of the underlying Delaware
mountain formation This gypsum IS
comparatively pure. and a characteristic
sample analysed qualitatively showed IL
TO be OF the usual composition.
Considering its extent the CASTLE
gypsum is remarkably homogeneous
Locally selenite is abundant. Deposits
Of native sulphur are also associated
with it.
A well sunk six miles north OF
RuStler Spring shows a thickness OF
500 feet OF gypsum. though the base Of
il was not reached and along Della
ware creek and Cottonwood draw, it IS
exposed so feet thick
Gypsum Near sort Hancock
few miles south of Fort Hancock
is an extensive deposit OF gypsum OF
similar character. which lies between
the railroad and the Rio Grande-
Another extensive deposit IS west Of
Anthony. New Mexico. within a couple
OF miles of the Santa Fe railroad. A
number of dwellings and other build
ings made of burnt gypsum or plaster
Of paris have stood for over % years
unaffected by the elements.
The White Sands.
The white sands in the valley west OF
AlamOgordO and Tularosa, are com
posed of granular gypsum and are OF
immense extent. These vast deposits
of FL PasO county and southern New
Mexico are practically untouched. Some
day they will be utilized for manu-
featuring. building. and fertilizing pur-
poses with FL Paso as the distributing
point
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-01
Proposed Railroad.
AILEGE INFRINGEMENT
ON WHITLEY CONCENTRATION

Globe, Ariz.. March Alleging in
fringement on the Whitley concentratOr
patents. the Mine & Shelter Supply
company has brought suit in the United
States court against the Detroit Cop
per company of Morenci and the Arp
IONA Copper company Of Clifton. The
complaints. which are voluminOUs. were
filed with the clerk OF the federal court
by George L. Hodges.
The Mine & Shelter Supply company
asks for $4,000 damages from the De-
trOit Copper company. and SIS, 900 dam
ages from the Arizona Copper company
az well as provisional iniunctions re-
straining them from further use of the
Deister concentrating tables. which are
alleged TO be infringements on the
patents of Arthur r. Whitley. whose
rights were purchased by the plaintiff
In 1905. The complaints also request
the destruction of the tables by order
of the court.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-01
TO SINK NEW SHAFT
on MAID OF SUNSHINE.
Gold Queen at CourtIand Stops Sink
Ing Until Hoist Can Be Secured
Ore Bins Are COmnlNfed

CORTLAND. ATiz-, March IA new
shaft for CORTLAND is the latest In
mining circles. W. c. Holmes. presi-
dent of the Leadville Mining company,
Is about 10 let a contract for the sink
ing of a double compartment shaft on
the Maid o. sunshine claim. adjoining
the Germania. of the c. & A. and the
Nary, of the Great Western Copper
company. the two big shipping mines
OF CORTLAND Mr.. Holmes states that
the new Shaft will be sunk 10 depth
of 500 feet at once.
The Gold Queen Mining company has
stopped sinking in the Prone shaft at
a depth of nearly $50 feet until a power
hoist can be installed. Drifting on the
Toe foot level was begun lately with
three shifts of miners. and Stopping Will
be started in the near future. The
company expects to ship the ore now on
the dump 10 the mill OF the Common
wealth company at Pearce as soon as
the mill Is In running shape after its
thorough Overhauling and charging.
The ore bins a. the Germanfa mine
of the Calumet and Arizona COMPANY
have been completed and regular shin
ments are now being made to the com
pany'S SInelter AT Douglas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-01
COURT AWARDS CONTESTED
CLAIM TO LIVE OAK COMPANY

Globe, Ariz, March In accordance
with the opinion handed down several
weeks ago in the case of Vim. Mill
Williams against the Live Oak Cooprr
Mining & Smelling company, Judge F..
w Lewis has rendered judgment in
favor of the defendant corporation, ig-
noring the verdict of the jury in favor
of the plaintiff and awarding the Cop-
per King claim to the Live Oak COM
pany.
The suit was one Of the most import
ant ever tried in the district court. as
ii has a direct bearing on the develoD-
T1ent Of mineral ground. The plaintiffs
in the case are VIM Mil Williams.
John l. Alexander. VIM. E Koch. Lud-
wig Berndt and f. f. Towle,. guardian
of Corneiia Palmer.
Attorney George ]. SLOVENIAN. for the
plaintiffs states that an appeal will be
taken to the supreme court.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-01

necessary to pay the ordinary running
expenses of the government. If this Is
done. and the levy is limited to some
reasonable rate, then I believe that the
total footing of our taxable property
will increase by leaps and bounds and
the property in the territory will be
assessed for taxation at something like
its real value.
Protect the Schools.
I'm our constitution, care must be
taken to guard and protect our schools.
We have never been backward in pay
ing taxes for the support of our schools,
and I am sure that we never will be.
What we need, in short, as I have
said before, is a safe and sane cOnSti
tution-one which will show the people
of the east, OF the west. and of the
great middle states, that the people of
New Mexico are a conservative class
of citizens-freemen who love the union
and the stars and stripes. and who are
worthy OF assuming the burden of free
government with all Of its duties and
responsibilities.
In Conclusion.
Now, my friends, l realize that I am
advancing in years, and that in all prob
ability my span of life has nearly run
its course. My temperament is such
that I look at both sides of a question.
So far my name is untarnished. and 1
intend that my children shall inherit an
untarnished name if nothing else. am
not filled with ambitions, save to give
the people Of New Mexico an honest and
good administration during the brief
term that 7 shall occupy the guberna-
toriaI ,f,air so that our citizens may
be benefited both morally and ma
teriallY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-01
ARIZONA-MORENCI COMPANY
TO BUILD BIG SUEyTrK,

A T. Thomson. secretary and treas
urer OF the Arizona Copper COMPANY
who with judge Eagan, returned this
morning TO Clifton. Ariz. confirms the
report that former senator Stephen w.
Dorsey has sold to the Arizona Morenci
Copper company los copper claims in
that district. The report further states
that the company has on hand $4,000
600 in cash, and win erect a IOOO-ton
smelter, a 2000-ton concentratOr and
aerial trarways and more railroad
trackage- The stockholders are New
York, London. Philadelphia, Boston and
Los Angeles capitalists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-01

Vest we forget Iet's keep our monAv
at home and still get the best Globe
Flour.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-01
GENERAL COUNSEL FOR ARIZONA
COPPER COMPANY HERR

Col n. ]. Eagan. general solicitor
and counsel for the Arizona Copper
company. of Clifton, and \. II. Thomn-
son. treasurer of the same companv.
are at the Sheldon on business in this
city for the con rany. Col Eagan has
been attorney for this company contin-
uOusly since 1882. and is one of the
foremost lawyers OF Arizona. The
colonel is famous as an after dinner
speaker and story teller all over the
west. and was formerly associated with
High, author of the famous work on
injunctiOns, in law practice in Chicago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-01
GOV. VIM. ]. MILLS STATES HIS
POSITION On AFFAIRS Of NEW MEXICO
Continued from Page Cne.)

the next session of which, in the or6i-
nary course of events. will not con-
vene until January. 1911. I believe
our laws might be bettered by the en-
actment Of some new ones Whtch seem
10 me desirable, and also by the repeal
Of some of those now in force.
But, whatever the laws are or may
be during my term of office, it viii be
my aim. insofar as it is in my power,
and incumbent upon me as governor, TO
see that they are enforced honestly, Wig
orously and without fear or favor.
Tribute to Taft.
president Taft, whom I honor and
respect for his purity Of character and
upright life, I predict will in the future
be clasSed as one Of the great presi-
dents of the republic. I will render such
assistance as 1 can, in my humble way,
to make his administration a success,
and if 1 cannot do so, then it is by duty
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-01

he assumed the reins OF government,
the territory vas torn by factions ana
feeling ran high. while today, II L am
able 10 judge by the articles which have
appeared in the newspapers, and from
the almost numberless kilograms and
letters I have received from rich and
poor. and from high and low, who Hive
IN all parts Of the territory, congratu-
lating me on my appointment and
promising me their support in my ef-
forts to give the territory a conserva-
tive and wise administration, the term
Of my incumbency Of the high office 20
which I have been appointed VIII be
pleasant one.
Territorial Laws.
You, of course. understand that in
my administrations am governed by
the laws now on the statute books, and
that they cannot be changed except by
Get of congress or by the Legislature,
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-08
NOTICE OF PROOF OF COMPLETION
OF WORKS AND APPLICATION OF
WATER TO 5ENEE IcIAL Use,

Notice is hereby given that at 10 a. m.
IN the lllh uhy OF UcLoDer 1910, at
White BIRD. County OF luaho. Slate OF
.d;ino, DeIore lialk Vi. iayIor. +
proof will be submitted of the completion
"a works Tor the IA, eIsivii vi o.z GuDlS
iset per Secunu oil the Wa.elS vi Captain
SILLY and Dams Creeks silu OF the aDpii-
Gallon TO beneficial use OF said water in
sicSuruance Wi.n the terms anu conuI.Ion
terIuII 40. 1881 heretofore issued by
me State Engineer OF the SAFE of
Idaho.
L. The name and postotlice address
OF the person hoiding saIu permit, are
:. 4. Nash. Joseph. Iuano County. Idano.
z. Said wolks OF Aversion viii be
ANY conlpieted on the uale set Tor sucn
,;O.npletlVI., anu the aiaio ut OF walter
whisn said works aIe oalabIe OF conauc-
.i.I,S 20 ti,e pace vi Toe, IN accoraance
Wan the plans accompany the appli-
Gallon Tor s..ch permit, Is 5.z cutie
lesC per second.
. The use 20 which said water las
Jesn applied Is irrigation ana ZONES nc
purposes, ana the aanoah, appned 10
DeneIicIai Gse is 30 cLbic feet per
second.
4 rne place where said water is used
as beginning at the Mouth OF Captain
lilly Greek running thence East - Mile
.nence South a lnlte; theIfye west l nile
.nence 4sorlh u mie. lntnc East u
.niIe 10 the viace "a LesiLhiLg.
D. The uale "a DIi5ri,y wi1Sn said user
IS prepared TO establish Is April IL. 1910.
ID. q. MARTI.s
sepe8-29 oL9.e Engineer
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-08

Republican State Chairman Il. r.
O'Neil has authorized cali of the
old state committee to meet at Boise
on the 10th, to consider new rules
made necessary by the primary law"
for the consideration ci campaign
plans, and other matte rs of impor-
lance. The meeting. 1t Is suggested
should be extended over the 18th. at
which date 1t Is desired to adopt a
party platform for the fall campaign.
The new law provides that the new
ly elected state central committee
shah meet at the state capital on the
10th. Should Mr. O'Neu be elected
to conduct the present campaign and
would enter heartily into the work.
carrying 1t to a successful conshm-
nation, Il would be a great stroke
of diplomacy, and would prove him
20 be just the kind of man his
friends have claimed han TO be.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-08
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 1910
TRUE REPUBLICAN SPIRIT.

Our primary election last week de-
veloped many curious as well as com.
mendabl 3 things, and numbered
among the latter was the prompt and
hearty message of congratulation re-
cedved by Hon. j. l.. Eckert of Cot
tonwood successful candidate for the
senatorial nomination, from his op-
,ponent Gus j. Wright OF White Bird,
which read:
Congratulations on your nomina-
zion. Count on my support at cleo
ton time" Signed, G. j. WRIGHT.
This is the spirit that makes the
G. o. p. great. and Is an example OF
gamenesB worthy OF emulation by
every defeated candidate in the field.
The man who Is good loser, who
accepts the will OF the majority as
supreme and superior to hds own
wishes and desires, Is the one who
wins the respect and admiration of
all classes. including even those who
have assisted In bringing about has
defeat, and is an augury for his fu-
ture favorable consideration. The ad-
herence to. and practice of, the doc
frine that "the party Is greater than
the individual" Is what makes a man
strong with his party. and deserved
lU 50. for even partisan spirit Is
commendabie when It shows unset
fi5hness. Let every republican can
didate bear this In mind. and If sue
cess should not be his at this time,
remember that he has an opportunity
presented to him for paving the way
TO future success.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-08

Frank Roberts, the veteran editor
Of the Sites Sentinel, arrived In
Grangeyille Monday on his return
from the State Editorial convention
recently held at Boise. just In time
to take d hand with the newly cleo
Ged republican central committee In
organizing for this falls campaign.
Frank made the trip from Sites to
Boise with saddle horse and pack
animal. and on his return lost his
Horses at Meadows. which delayed
him several days. During his alb
gsnce DIR. Snider played the devil on
Che Sentinel while Editor Hugh o.
Donneli. Of the Kooslxia Mountaineer,
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-08
REPUBLICAN COUNTY PLAT
FORM CONVENTION.

Notice is hereby given. that in pur-
suance with a vote OF the Idaho Coun
ty Republican Central Committee at
a meeting held September S, 1910,
and In harmony with the provisions
of Sec. 80 of the Idaho Primary law,
a Republican County Platform Convex
tion for Idaho County, is called to
meet at the Odd Fellows lodge room
at GrangeviMe, Idaho. on Thursday,
September 20, 1910, at IL O'Clock M,
for the purpose OF adopting n plat
form, and the transaction of any
other business that may properly come
before such convention. The various
precincts OF the county will be en-
titled to the following representation
by delegates in the convention, said
delegates to be chosen by the Central
Committeeman of the respective pre-
cincts in such manner as they may
deem best.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-08

Those who believe In the princi-
pies Of the primary law must eAer-
else forbearance and good judgme mt
under the present trying out" con-
ditions, or they wih certainly supply
the opposition with sufficient grounds
to bring about a repeal of the law in
stead OF having it judiciously revised
and amended. as II should be. The
principle Is right. and It can be work
ed out In time. II the friends OF the
law refuse to lend aid and comfort
to the enemies Of the same at this
time. Because some OF the features
are obnoxious. 10 no good reason for
condemning the law as whole. Just
remember that, and examine your
self and see II you really prefer the
old convention system. where you
had little or nothing to say In nom
mating candidates, to the new law
which affords you full and free ex.
preston of your choice on every can
dbdate. That IL the vital point at is-
sue, and must not be overlooked
Stand up honestly for progress and
the greatest good to the greatest
number.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-08
The following declaration by G

The following declaration by Col
Roosevelt as to the right kind OF "a
that rings true, and will meet with
the hearty approval OF all fair minded
protective tariff has jiggle to 1t
people: 81 believe In such a meas
ure of protection as will equallze the
cost of production here and abroad.
That rs. as will equalize the lal or
cost l believe In such supervision
OF the workings of the law as will
make certain that the protected indus
try give that difference to the man
whom we are most anxious to protect
the workingman-and If | find II
Is not giving 1t. would take off the
tariff duty from that particular
thing"
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-08
DIXIE AND ELSEWHERE.

X. A Weiss. manager of the Cen
ter Star name on the South Fork, has
Just returned from trip through Orc
irande and Dixie. In speaking of
the showings In Dixie he said: 81
really was vely much surprised to
sec so many good prospe< Is.
Mr.. Minear, of the 7omstock is
making a great showing and the
work shows that he is a very
careful and practical man, and |
think he has good proposition.
Work on the Granqeviile.
A small force OF men are now at
work at the Grangevlle, on Dead
wood mountain, constructing roads,
liking bridges and getting things in
readiness for the machinery, which
will arrive shortly.
Work at Golden Scale Placer.
Manager Sullivan has the prelim In
airy work at the Golden Scale placer
well under way. The new cabin Is
inished, a road has been built from
American river to the camp, and the
hitch line Is surveyed and cleared
'eady to commence construction. He
is now having a survey made from
the east fork of American river, SO as
TO get that water in the spring -
Mining News.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-08
NOTICE OF PROBATE WILL.

IN the IrobaLe Count OF luahO County
Idaho
IN tie Matter of the Estate of Aaron
Adamson, Deceased.
Pursuant TO an Order of said Court
made on ard Jay OF September 1910 not
10 rs hereby given that MONDAY the
s5.n day OF september 1910, at ~ o'clock
a. m. OF said aay, AT the Court loom OF
,.liI court, in The City OF Grangeville,
appointed as the time and pace tor prov
i.is tne Viii ot SAID Aaron Adamson de-
-easeu, anu Tor Leai Ing the Application
Of Otto Adamson for the issuance to h M
sell OF letters OF Administration wien
and where any person interested may
= y,Jsaf aud contest the same
Dated Sept. 3rd, 1910.
seLt8-2s ETHEL BICkFORD Clerk
j. NJ Gilmore Atty. for Petiticre or
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-08
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.

DEPARTMENT. Of tie Interior u. s.
Land Office at Lewiston Idaho,
September l. 1910.
o-Ice is hereby given that Earl f.
Brace OF Joseph, Idaho wto. September
!, 1910. made Homestead Entry No
036l9. tor 1 OF 2, SWh NEh and M SIC
Y, Section I. Township rs North Range
West. Boise Meridian has Tiled notice
of intention to make tiv.; year Prof
to establish claim TO the land above des-
cribed, before. LEICESTER and Receiver at
lewiston. Idaho. on the 18th day of Oct
ober. 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Co ard Allies, Clar de F. Hailet Andrew
J. Campbell. Richard p. Nash all OF
ssos T. H. Bartlett Registrar
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-08

Senator w. II. Hepburn left last
week for Chicago where he will
week for Chicago where he will meet
committee which has in charge the
investigation of the election of Sen
ator Lorimer of Illinois. who is charg
ed with ACQUIRING his seat through
bribery. AT the conclusion of the dn-
vestigation he will go to Washington
and after short stay there return
TO Idaho TO take part In the state
campaign.