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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-19

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girl on the plaza several weeks ago,
was sentenced to serve seven years In
the penitentiary when tried in the dis
trict court yesterday.
Twenty-Five new box cars for the
Mexican Central have arrived over the
Santa Fe
Tim Lyons is working hard with his
baseball team and expects to have
winning team in a week or two.
The last word from the artesian well
was that the work was going along
satisfactorily.
Vice president Ansel Oppenheim, Of
the Chicago & Great Western, came
up this morning from Mexico City ana
continued east.
Now that the Mexican government is
TO increase its garrison at Juarez, II
has been suggested that this would
be a good time to increase the force
at Fort Bliss
The two military bands from Chihua.
hua will give a band concert at the
Juarez plaza tonight.
Secretary Durham, of the Y. NJ c.
A. has returned from the association
convention held at Palestine. and re-
ports the work progressing splendidly.
Joseph W. Keller has sold to c. 4.
Helm lots Is and 16. block IS, Ma
Coffin addition. for s262S.75
$3.50; copper. 1OAc; Mexican pesos, 53c-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-19

Yaqui Smelling and Refining company
located at Toledo, five or six kilometers
south of TOnichi and on the railroad.
which was closed down some years ago
on account of indian depredatiOns, has
been repaired and will blow in within
the next 10 days. This will not only
treat the ores of the company, but do
a general custom work besides. 1t Is
very advanta geously situated, as the
immense coal mines of the Southern
Pacific Railway company will furnish
natural coke at low price. The smell
ter has a capacity of 100 tons day.
These coal fields are only a few miles
from Tonichi. and are on the line Of the
railroad"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-19
MONEY THE CAUSE
OF SUSPICION
Juarez Official Held Because
His Cash Should Pay
DUTY

Possession of 1000 Mexican pesos may
cause deal of trouble for Ansilmo
Granados. rurale. The money found
IN his residence in Juarez has led to an
INVESTIGATION on the part of government
officials to ascertain whether the cash
Is contraband
The peculiar Mexican law requiring
duty on money has led to the investi-
CATION. Since the suspected is a govern
ment employe, proof that the money
mad been brought across without duty
may lead to an extensive investigation
OF the customs service.
According to the Mexican collector OF
customs. Granada has not been arrested,
such action AWAITING the report regard
ing the questionable money.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-19
The Donkey Is An Artist

~ artistic independents
- Setting by j. R. BOronal 1t urd thing
anything the
the he has played his
TAIL
green yellow,
AS
"The Setting SUM- gradually When it
vast
It primitive wit devise such plot but monumental absurdes
opportunity"
found and counted the enumeration
D. Rockefeller
10 say,b the reporteh
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-19
w. A. Asher Returns and
Tells of the Development
and the Prospects Rail
roads Open New Field.

w A Asher and son, Sam. H. Asher.
of this city. who have been down in the
Sahuaripa district of Sonora. exploring.
for miperal, are interested in some val
liable mining properties.
Il have been mining and prospectiner
for many years through Colorado and
Asher, but have never seen such rich
naturalization as in the Sahuaripa dis
trict. Heretofore that country. through
which the Yaqui river flows, was cut
off from the outside world and diff
cult of access. Now the MEXICAN
Southern Pacific. running up the Yaoui
valley to Tonichi, penetrates the heart
of this district, and the country Is he
ing invaded by swarmS of American
prospectors and mine hunters.
Two Great Zones.
Through this district, which Is nm
the western slope of the Sierra Madre
there run from south to north two
great parallel mineral zones and on
them are lots of. rich properties, rapidIv
coming to the front.
For the time being the Hartman
railroad has stopped at Tonichi, but an
other railway is to be constructed nv
a Chicago company. Three prelimi-
line of road located and actual con-
struction viii be commenced on the
first Of next October 1t will run from
Tonichi northeast to within a few miles
of the old town of Sahuaripa, the Can't
tai of the district. and thence on up to
Cienquitos, in the Sierra Madre. to the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-19
MINING MEN IN Ell PAsO.


J. W. Fleming. of Silver CITY. y M
is at the Zeiger. having just shipped
another car of high grade copper ore
Trim his mine in the Burro mountains
20 the Ell Paso smeIter
Bryan h Morse. consulting engineer.
aIter snort visit in Cananea. where
ne was formerly superintendent of
mines. left for his home in New York.
W. H. Paul, general manager of thu
Dolores Gold Mining company in west
ern Chihuahua. is at the ST. Regis.
John NJ Sully, of Santa Rita, n. NJ.
superintendent of the Chino copper
mines. accompanied by his wife, is at
the ST. Regis
James Lyons. a mine operator OF
Kelly. n NJ. is at the Zeiger.
German Bley, a mining engineer OF
AlamoS, Sonora. is at the Zeiger.
Juan NJ Salazar. owner of rich mines
In the Urique district. Chihuahua. is at
the sheldon.
W. ]. Davitt. Of Santa Barbara. Is at
the Zeiger
James W. Malcolnson. consulting on
gineer of the Lucky Tiger Mining com
pany. of Kansas City, is at the Shell
don.
r. p Brown. president of the North
Tigre mine. Sonora. is at the Zeiger.
A. r. Sheppard. jr. president and
general manager OF the Batopilas Min
ing company. Chihuahua. Mexico. and
wife are al the ST Regis
Col. II. r. Frye, the mining man in
charge of development and exploration
work of the Colorado Fuel ard Iron
company in the iron deposits rear Co
roma, n. NJ. is in the city. The colonel
has been in the field the past four
months. y,
A. J. King. of Douglas. Ariz.. one Of
the owners OF the South Tiger group :.
of mines. is at the Grand Central He
has recently acquired from Col. &c Scia
the famous CincO de Mayo miies at
Pileres de Teras. Sonora, MeNlco. which
is few miles north of tbs Lucky Tiger
mine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-19
LARGE MINING PLANT IN
OPERATION THIS SIMMER

The steel framework of the main
building OF the Palmilla Milling COM
panys 1000 ton mill al ParraI. Mexico.
is nearly up 1t will be finished in two
weeks and the sheeting in place, when
the machinery will be Installed.
Ine two story office building and
Ihe steer frame machine shop are done
ready for roofing, and the ASSAY ofr;co
will be finished this week. WorL -
being rushed on the foundation for the
power plant The mill will be complere
Tor operation this summer This is one
OF the largest milling plants ever erect
ed in Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-19

sAHUAR|PA DISTRICT OF SONORA
DESCRIBED AS EXTREMELY RICH

rich mines of Cienquitos, in order to
haul coal and coke from the coal fields.
three miles from Tonichi. The ores OF
CienQuitos are principally copper, COM
bined with other minerals, and are a
smelling proposition The old plant.
not being suitable for treating these
ores. will be converted into a smelling
plant.
Hydraulic Plant.
AT San Antonio. four miles from
Tonichi. and up the river. another Chi.
cago company is putting in a large hy-
draulic plant in the rich gold placers
they own, which runs for nine miles
up canyon. These placers are anti
guas. with an immense amount of old
workings, believed to.b be very rich. The
mineral zone or concession which vics
president Ramon Corral has held for a
long time, covering an area so miles
long and 20 miles wide. in this district.
will expire on the 27th day of this
month. and hundreds of men are wait
ing to rush in and denounce proper
ties.
Rich Gold Veins.
Very rich locations have been made
in the past 80 days by the Parker
brothers. on veins of gold and silver.
running from five to 30 ounces gold a
ton. Their locations are between the
town of Sahuaripa and Cienquitos
mines. about 10 miles from the sur
veyed line OF the railroad. These veins
are from 80 feet TO 40 feet wide and
are free milling quartz. In the same
district an Arizona mining man has
just taken up a vein, the ore of which
runs II TO % ounces gold per ton.
These veins generally have a north
erly and southern trend The gold veins
are in the porphyry and the silver veins
are in the limestones, and many of
them are iron capped.
SmeIfer to Blow In.
The Toledo smelter. owned by the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-19
= UNCLE WAITS
- Denofured Poem

illusions have gone to
II clothes, smile and
heard she bound to we'd talked 10
said, Maria Samantha
Jane I've him we'll he lad days of the long ago. ne
gieves his Sights dad, and that's all L
to dcwn n
hat Maria mani
A
think 5 guile; but
viii a risky to a dazzling smile
he and he'll
be him
the
her of
smiling
lad whose mother has and his dad
Will gddfHick his
Copyright ,.ro by George Matthew. Adams (0asAn4.o.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-19
PIONEERS DAY MAY BE
MADE Ell PASO HOLIDAY

Pioneers day. May 10th, is to be oele-
brated this year as it has never been
since the Pioneers association was or
gained. A meeting will be held at the
office of F. T. Hunter this evening to
arrange the committees and plan the an
nual Pioneers picnic, to be held at
Washington park.
proclamation from the mayor de-
claring Pioneers day a holiday in Ell
Paso and parade of the members has
been proposed by the men who are ac-
tive in the organization
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-19
LARGE ORE BODIES
IN 'GUANAJUATO REs;loS

Large ore bodies have Deen oaenet.
up in the Pinguico rliae in rbe dIS+ri(-
OF the same name. AZ the STATE of Gua-
naJuato, within the Lest 30 DAYS and
ore TO the amount Of four carloads
containing little over nine kllos OF
silver to the ton was shipped 10 the
smeiter last month The good ore ,rss
round in large bodies and shipments
OF this grade will be cOntinu Il. While
tne mill VIII treat as usual ores OF less
Value The mine is said TO be the rich
est in the district, the ores carrvi,1
not only silver, but rich gold values.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-19
SPECIAL SHRINE CONCLAvE
TO BE HELD IL, CHIHUAHUA

Members of Ell Mazda temple. A. A.
o. NJ S, are PLANNING to go to Chihua-
hua on April 80 to attend the cere-
monial session of the Anezeh temple of
Mexico City, which will be held in Chi
huahua on that date
The Mexico City temple viii 60 to
chihuahua in special train to mold the
ceremonial session and FL Mazda temple
is arranging for special car to take
the FL Paso Shriners down for the do
ings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-19
BIG SHIPMENTS FROM
THE GUANAJUATO DISTRICT

Inc Shipment Of bullion and concen-
Irates during the past week from the
mines OF Guanajuafo, Mexico. was above
the 100000 ounce mark. the total value
OF hlgh grade ore, concentrates and
ouiIion amounting in round numbers
10 s26S,0O0 The amount Wa dj,-;Sa5
as follows: The smeIters at ApuascsI-
ientes received $40. goo in concentrates
and ores. while s12s,00O represented the
value OF the bullion shipped by ex-
press to the refinery at the City of
Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-19
MAY IMPROVE PROPERTY

Valentine, Texas, April 19.-H. c.
Daugherty, general manager of the
horseshoe Mining company, of Mexico,
is comforting with the stockholders rel
alive to installing a large mining outfit.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-19
LETTERS
ITO the==
HERALD

Can communications must bear tbs
signature OF the writer. but the name
will not be published -here such 30
request n made.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-19
Seers. Or Mere Onlookers ?

here what's hurry! This
moments thought for was written by Inonas
sighted historical philosophers that ever hved
Carlyle dreadth slowly; o soak inn:
when hot but hammer
hOroge when there change from
the character
weightest be most silent 49,.
Heading movements that
essentially be recorded nw1 the 1ore-
At first the various witnesses who are also parties
wonder and fear OF hope and the NOISE OF
thousand tongues conflict testimonies has subsded
and sm Of the Rbcon an Impeachment straffo
worlds history cardinal points on which
wrong; and had
but OILY Onlooker CHANGED to be
thee"
bring valley
We understand what
unnotd because Eve but only mere oniooKe VINO ~ "
under
the development that going about and that is to
of wonder
to hope" I'D notev inteIigenty selfish.
An intelligent shnes requires the constant giving up or investing OF
profit increment
this shhne
confined produces nothing but dead weeds and
greatest
for based the great
that helps all helps
goes passing things
those who living and working among those things Unless
responsibilities will find
tother
continental railroads will by that valley will long undeve
cities
LIE to hope"
Religious prejudice
they naturally formed mob and demolished the
MhOdists drove the mission
o
should
ing long
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-19

departments
ingn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-19

Officials
demolished the
Mthodi
aries to cover
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-19

Religious belief and prejudice things
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-07-13
Dry Goods Department

30-inch Lawn, 1Oc value, ,,-. -.o5
Extra quality Persian Lawn
25c value ....... ,.,. ............~. .12Il
36-inch Lownsdale, 15c val. 90
36-inch White Lily Bleaching
worth 10c yd, 10 yds for .5S
Only 10 yds to customer.
Extra quality Feather Tick
ing zoe val, short lengths. ..OS
10 yds best Checks for .....~........ 80
Sea Island to go at . ,......,.... .O4
60-inch Mosquito Netting ...-...... ..O5
IL 1-2c Percale, yd wide, ..~..... ..0S
Extra heavy Black Duck, 15c
value, to go at. ,.......~... ..O7
3-4 Indigo Blue PercaIe ..O5 1-2
Light color Shifting at.............. .O4
IL 12c Dress Ginghams at. ..O7
36-in. Taffeta Silk, 81 val .......... .48
$1.25 black Taffeta Silk and
Changeable Silk for. r.............. 80
36-in. White Satin, 75c val.
short lengths, at .,..............,. rs
36-in. French Sateen 25c val. ~ u
soc Wash Silk, all colors ........ .22
25c Soisette to 90 at. ......~... .l3
75c Mohair and Panama at. AZ
SOC quality at ............. .............. 80
Good size Towels to go at t......... .O3
Extra size Linen Towels .I2H
Ladies' Handkerchiefs only ,O3
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-07-13

% %Cunt. A&ehk this
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have
t, ,ty
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bigger
Wr,h ndewne
equetonw sell
las f raulvbuv
tn nlSle
20 w wla
saw money
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-13

Bulletin Business Office Phone 258
Bulletin Editorial Room Phone 1875
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-13
CUNNINGHAM KNOT
QUICKLY united
Artist Gains Her Suit But
AbandOnS Part OF
AIimOny

San Francisco, May 4.-Ten minutes
were all that were needed yesterday
for Judge Trout TO grant an interloc-
utory decree of divorce to Mrs. May
Mott.Smith Bird Cunningham. the
artist and designer. from Charles @.
Cunningham. a well-known lawyer and
politician. Mrs. Cunningham is the
daughter Of John Mott.Smith. former.
ly minister rlenlpotentiary of Hawaii
to the United States. The decree was
granted on the grounds of willful dc
sertion although Mrs. Cunningham
original complain. was for cruelty and
neglect
Names of men wcll-known In San
Francisco which were mentioned la
the husbands cross complaint were
saved from going on the court rec
ords when II was decided not to open
the sealed envelope which contained
the cross complaint. The husbands
answer was sealed at the request OF
Mrs. Cunnlngham's attorneys. Curtiss
Hillyer, representing Cunningham. was
present in court yesterday but OF
fered no contest to the case. II was
announced that all property settle.
ments had been made out of court. In
her original complaint Mrs. Cunning
ham asked for 800 alimony.
1t Is believed that the price paid by
Mrs. Cunningham for keeping her hus
bands cross complaint from going on
the records was the wai'ing OF the
alimony demands by her second com
plant. which mentioned none OF tht
allegations of the original one. Gun
ningham owns valuable pr 1perty u
Marin county. His wlfe's first com
plant asks for restraining order Il
prevent Cunningham from selling th'
property and defrauding her OF he
share. Nothing Of this appears In TIL
complaint upon which the woman yea
terday secured her separation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-13
PROBE JAPANESE
IMPORTATI0NS
differentiation O, Orient
al Goods Has Been
Discovered

GAN FRA NcIs,o NAV Tn
,,o,,on,s y,,ioh &, % ,nders,, od
wora doc,dod unsn no tie Fedet ,l
Grand tnrv yesferi Law apai, at a lars
&c a., -, ,n,,ortors m,rked the
.oa,n,,na ., a,,soae q, criminal
nrosacn,,o,s 10 ho instituted AGAINST
Loco, ,,,,or,ars -, oriental wares who
hana haa,, do,rond,ro tho cust,ms Of
naor, ~. vndorya,ui,g their qood,
IinaaroInotion ., great ouantitie.
no ,anov ooods 10 known I'm he the
reason for the Federal grand jury's
action. which has been anticipated
for some time nv attaches of San
Erancisco,s custo,n house
~ sb,b,ta WIN 10 me NJ the heay-
,ss, imnorters In san Francisco nj ex-
nansive orientai yoods was mem
,torad ,ao, nIoh, as tho r,ost prom-
~, 80 ,ho iananosa ,,nnortera M.
70 49, uaaora, arana
~ III. co,nnann 4. az
,..,, ,r.,a
o.",' VI We a., 49,,
ae'. ""o' '"e
pa' gu W pua"
must 'u'or MARSH VI 'n
eiseo anu aS'ue"a' o. ~ S,oa' =.
Los AhseieS anu l. uo'o Vi nenve,
are aieseu 10 nave peeh hia'Neu w
the feueral ihquisi'ors ior ih'es'isa
ton on account OF alleged uhderVai-
uation on such scale that In sew
erai cases the government ioea'
appraisers raised the Importers val
uation more than 90 pc cent.
Prosecution Promised.
Criminal prosecution of those
against whom the indictments have
been filed secretly is promised In Gov.
eminent circles, and Assistant United
States Attorney Black is said to be
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-13

Fleming, who christened the Flor.
ida, is one of the most charming young
women OF the south and member Of
one OF the most prominent Florida
families. Miss Fleming's ancestors on
both sides OF the house have long
played part In the history OF her ma
tive state. To her great.grandfather
Captain George Fleming of Ireland.
was granted large tract OF land on
The st, Johns river, now known as
Jennings island by the king of Spain
In recognition OF military services
when Florida was Spanish province.
Her grandfather Colonel Lewis Flem-
ing, married Miss Margaret Seton
of the Setons of Scotland aud lived at
this place. He fought in the Seminole
war. Miss Fleming's father, Francis
p, Fleming, was young officer In the
Confederate army and was governor
of Florida from 1889 to 1898, Her
mother who was descended from the
Gaillards, a Huguenot family. was the
daughter of Judge Byrd NJ Pearson OF
the supreme court of Florida
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-13
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE

I'M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First c,rcuit TERRITORY of Hawaii.
In probate AT Chambers. In the
matter of the Estate OF Lulu Grau
(otberwise known as Luise Kathar-
inc Matbilde Grau) Before w. ].
poh,rson On reading ana filing the
natition ana accounts of Mrs. Dora
p Iaenbere. VIM Pfotenhauer and
II scbultze. Executors of the Last
win and Testament of Luli Grau
(otberwise known az Luise Kathar-
inc Mathi,de CRAM wherein they
ask TO he allowed s1Os6. 70 and they
charge themselves with $2S67.65,
and ask that the same may be ex-
amiped and approved, and that a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-13

NEW YORK. May 13-Uncle Sans
greatest battleship, the Florida, was
launched May ~ from the Brooklyn
navy yard. The photograph shows
the giant of the sea hidden behind II
network OF steel and wooden scaffolds,
but an army of worImen swarmed
over the mountain blttleship and the
Florida was ready to glide into the
water on schedule time. President
Taft, Secretary Of Navy George yon
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-13

L. Meyer, along with governors and
admirals, attended the launching. The
Florida is about sixty per cent
completed and will be ready to
go into commission early next
year when with the North Dakota,
Delaware and her sister ship the
Utah, she will constitute the first d.
vision of Dreadnoughts in the Amer
lean navy. The Utah, which is being
built in private yard, is about 65 per
cent completed, Miss Elizabeth Legrec
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-13
BOY INJURED in
AUTO ACCIDENT

Automobile No. so ran into and serl'
ously injured NJ. Fernandez, son Of
Deputy Sheriff Fernandez. last night
down 'at the corner OF King and Lii.
ha streets. The machine, which was
driven by Patrick Sullivan, was pSr
ceeding along King street when two
lads ran out from the sidewalk and
tried to pass in front of the chr. The
Ere; boy passed safely. but the sec
ond youth was hit by the automobile
and thrown to the gcound
Sullivan at once stopped his car
and picked the youngsier up. Seeing
that the boy was oadly injured the
chauffeur conveyed FenanGez 10 the
Queens Hospital, where he is doing
as well as can be expected
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-13
LIGHTFOOT GOT
$1,000 FEE

An alteration having arisen among
the local japanese regarding the dis
bursement OF subscribed funds during
the agitation of last year when the
Japanese plantation laborers went
on strike. the Nippu Jill publishes the
photographs of three receipts for
s250O, $1,000 and $1,000 respectively,
signed by -. Lightfoot."
Some OF the leaders OF the strike
were making a noise about where the
funds went, but the photos have set
them at rest.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-13
4. T. MILLS SUED

Harry T. Mills will occupy. for
him. a unique position at the police
court this afternoon. The man OF
many bills is being sued by c. X.
Spencer for the sum of $3.50. which
the complainant says is owing to
him.
Mills will fii hit the case strenuous
ly, and IL rem aims to he seen II he
will be as su ccessful In defending
as he has been prosecuting in the
past. II would be something new
to hear verdict allowing costs. at
torney's fees and interest to date
given by the Judge against Mills.
DaEar RentN rard. IN cal. "A
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-13

1876 editorial rooms-256 busl'
ness office. These are the telephone
numbers OF the 3 u ct n office.