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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-24

southeast 4 of section 3 township 20
south range 3 east; dated Jan. 8, 1910.
Ramon DeLaO probate judge, to
Silverio Codena, deed confirming title TO
lots 8, 4, and 3 in block 13 Of the
Berino townsite. and being a part of
the south y of the southeast Il OF
section township 20 south range 3
east. Dated Jan. s, 1910
Ramon DeLaO, probate Judge, to
Gregorio Duran. deed confirming title
to lots / and 2 in block II of the Berino
townsite. and being a part of the south
y of the southeast Il of section 8
township 20 south range east; dated
jan 8? 1910.
Ramon DeLaO, probate Judge, to
Aurelio Duron, deed confirming title TO
lots and 6 in block 1 of the Bernie
townsite and being part of the south
- of the southeast Il of section
township 20 south range 3 east; dated
Jan. 8. 1910
Ramon DeLao. probate judge. to
Adelaide PARA, deed confirming the
to lots l and 2 in block of the Berlno
townsite and being q part of the south
u of the southeast Il of section
township 20 south range east; dated
Jan. s, 1910.
Ramon DeLaO. probate judge, to
Jose Contreros, deed confirming title TO
lots and 10 in block Is of the Berlno
townsite and being part or the soutn
u of the southeast Il of section
township 20 south range east; dated
Jan. s, 1910
Ramon DeLaO. probate judge, 10
Isobel DeLaO, deed confirming title 10
lots and 8 in block OF the Berino
townsite and being part OF the south
~ of the southeast 4 OF section
township 20 south range east dateo
Ian. s, 1910.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-24
MILL FOR THE
UPPER VALLEY ASSURED

. Las Cruces, \. NJ. Jan. 24.-Consider-
able correspondence has passed between
the chamber of commerce and some
Oklahoma capitalists with regard to es-
tablishing an alfalfa meal mill at Las
Cruces and the people who are looking
for the location are so well pleased
with the outlook at this point that
they will in very short time send a
representative 10 look over the ground
and there is good prospect that a mill
will be erected.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-24
TO FORM BUSINESS
MEMS PROTECTIVE ASSN

Las Cruces, \. NJ, Jan. 24.-Several of
Las Cruces's prominent business men
met in the office of the chamber of
commerce for the purpose of discussing
the practicability of organizing a Bust
ness Mems Protective association, to
keep the business men posted as to the
credit standing of any applicant who
might ask for credit
Gus Manasse offered a motion that a.
committee of three be appointed to
draft form Of organizat ion to be sub
mitted to a meeting of business men
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-24

next Thursday evening in the office Of
the chamber c W. East. George
Frenger and A r. Coleman were an
pointed.
Ten business men have signified their
intention of joining the organization.
which is assurance that Las Cruces at
an early date will be numbered among
the cities having business mans pro-
tectiYe association
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-24

amount of water that goes to waste
By this method 1t Is hoped to lessen the
cost to the water users considerably
Mr. Bixby was instructed to order the
registering device and N c. Frenger TO
draw up a contract to be signed by all
the tditches and the college.
Messrs. Bixby and Stoneking will
have the supervision Of the work Of in
stalation and reading of the cages dur
ing the season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-24

approached him and he told US
strange story. He said he had a quarrel
with his wife and had left home. Then
he had tied his horse on one side of
the river, SWAN over, got the boy and
swan back, but upon his return, found
that someone else had been there
in the meantime and had stolen his
clothes, so that he had to ride naked to
the next settlement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-24
yIsIToRs TO VALLEY.

Las Cruces. n. NJ. Jan &c. A
Crannel and wife. of Dekamah. Neb-.
are visiting at Ell Manzanal ranch. Mr..
Crannel is a brother Of Mrs. J. G. Stuart
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-24
ADS nj PHONE.

Call Bell 115. Au,o Ills. ted what
Won wish to by sell or rent and The
Herald WI DO the rest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-24

Less we forget, let's keep our money
# home and still get the best. Globe
Tvlo,rr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-24
erty now on the market at Las Cruces.

said other property and returned
Grand View and invested the petest building property
right with all the city As
domestic consider Grand View Of Las
Cruces the best in the Mesila Valley
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-24

Right by investing
Cruces of those of yesterday will te
fly and the lots will treble in value in a years time
so-caled additions being for
SALE you will find they
from Las Cruces in the foothills and the mountain SIDE
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-09

The city Of Philadelphia spent
s. 600 900 more than its income last
year. All on account of the increased
cost Of living. Of course.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-09
CENTURION IS No
LONGER A PROSPECT

According TO those interested in the
Centurion mining property, located
one and a half miles from the ORA
COON station the claims are no longer
prospects. but real, sure-enough mines
Parties who have recently visited
the property claim that ore averag-
ing As per cent copper is being found
They are now drifting from the main
shaft. which isdow nbetween 200 and
500 feet The Centurion stock hes
now been taken entirely off the mar
ket.
John Burke. the well known mining
expert. has been visiting the property
and states that Dragon and Johnson
camps are the coming places in the
history of Arizona mining. People
are flocking to the locality in droves
and gobhling up every acre OF land
they can get hold OF.
Ton Higgins. OF Bisbee. owns AZ
Gains alongside tae Centurion prop
erty and has beer offered large
sum for it. but VIII not accept. The
Centurion company has IL claims In
the Dragon camp and II more %
the Johnson camp.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-09

Why didn't they solve that Missis-
sfppi senatorial deadlock by compro-
snIeine on Private John AEen2
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-09
WAR ON RETAIL DRUG TRUST

NEW YORK. March THE stock
holders Of the American Druggists
Syndicate met here today to consider
ways and means of fighting the new
retail drug trust. which is trying New
England by establishing chains" OF
drugstores selling drugs and other ar
tscIes usually found in drug stores at
cutprices. The new trust, which is
said to be headed by officers Of the
United Cigar Stores company and
backed by STANDARD Oil capital. is also
branching out in the large western
cities and the independent retailers in
Chicago and other western cities are
about to organize with view OF join
ing the cooperative American Drug
gists' Syndicate in its fight against the
trust. The American Druggists sDc-
cial brands of goods for its members
One Of the principal objects Of todays'
meeting is the consideration OF the
proposition TO increase the capital
stock OF the syndicate sufficiently to
enable il to buy a controlling interest
in the retail drug stores Of the large
cities throughout the country. The
syndicate proposes 10 have its own
wholesale agency in every city where
| IL has members.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-09
NEW SHELTER WILL Be
IN OPERATION IN JULY

hauling the machinery to the sltc
of the big smeter on the Gould prop
critics. These will be shipped short
ly from Buffalo, NewYork.
The assembling OF the machinery
for the plant will be a matter of less
er Importance" said the general
manager o. the Pioneer COMPANY
yesterday The main point with us
lust now is TO get the machinery here.
Once on the ground il will be quick
~ put into shape for the opening Of
the enterprise. IL viii be impossible
for me TO state when the material
viii arrive for the reason that lido
not know That is ont of the reas-
ons why am going to Colorado again.
You can state. however. that the
machinery has been practically built.
I can tell YOU more about our plans
when ! return"
The site for the smelter has been
graded. and every thing now awaits
the material Tucson headquarters
have been opened at 81 North Stone
Avenue. where Resident Secretary
L. s. wheeler viii be located.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-09

alton 10 the public about tie prom
Using find.
The shaft is a double compartment
and is now $40 feet deep. II is per
pendicular and good progress is being
made in sinking The paystreak was
struck seventy feet from the station
at the 300 foot level. The vein dips
towards the shaft and the manage
ment believes thar it will be encount-
cred in The shaft at a depth of 800
feet
The vein can he traced q consic-
cradle distance across the mountains
bordering on Turkey creek rear Tur-
KEY station on the Bradshaw Noun
tain railroad. The claim in which
the new shaft is being sunk adjoins
the Pickawav mines on the south
The property is owned by the Great
Republic Mining and Milling Con-
pany
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-09
Tucson starr


That the Pioneer Smelling Com
pany viii have its new custom smell
terrier completed by next Juiy,dnless
unforeseen delay occurs, was the
positive statement Of General Man
ager J. 4. Highlands to reporter for
the Star yesterday. Mr. Highlands
returned from New York and Den
yer last Tuesday. having been in con
su'tation with the members of the
corporation that will ehect the new
shelter. He left yesterday for Den,
yer. where the machinery for the
new plant is being built, TO attend TO
affairs neeessitating his presence
there.
The machinery has already been
practically completed. and portions
OF the plant have been shipped, but
have not yet arrived, having been
e'ayed in transit for some cause
This is one OF the reasons for AR.
Highlands trip 20 Colorado
While in the east Mr- Highlands
contracted Off a huge traction engine
and several freight cars, the forme r
being specially constructed for use in
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-09
STOCK MARKETS, RAILROADS, FINANCIAL AND MINING
EXHIBITION At MINING CONGRESS
WILL Be MOST COMPLETE

will be passed to the credis OF the
American Mining Congress to aid in
aid in its fight for recognition of the
mining industry at Washington. 1t is
expected that the idea will prove pop
ular with Southwes. ern manufacturers
of special machinery and that large
exhibits will be provided by the large
firms which have branch houses IN
this city and San Francisco. The
Chamber of Mines will be asked TO
take charge of the mineral collection.
Preliminary plans for the Congress
convention are gradually taking shape
and answers to requests for co-opera-
ton from outside poin S are coming in.
President E. ID. Johnson. of the san
DIEGO Chamber of Mines. has been
elected to represent that organization
on the Advisory committee.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-09
NEVADA CONS. UTAH COPPER

Boston-The terms OF the exchange
Of L -ah Copper shares for those Of
Nevada Consolidated. e, for ? IL
lis such that only the holders Of nine
shares. or multiples thereof. Of Ne
Vsda Consolidated receive an even
amount OF Utah shares in case they
eject to make the change. The adjust
ment Of fractional shares is based on
the closing prices OF Utah he day
previous to the day the exchange is
made.
We present herewith a table show
ing how this exchange works with
various lots Of Nevada Consolidated.
using 1854 as the closing price OF
u ali Copper last night;
Nevada Con. Ssares Rec. shs. Utah
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-09

PRESCOTT. March Reliable in
formation from the Great Republic
mine is that a body of sulphide ore
OF good copper and gold values has
been exposed in the crosscut from
the 500 foot station of the main shaft
The ore as far as exposed shows
an average thickness Of twenty fees
The management has discontinued
work in the crosscut and resumed
sinking in the shaft, which will be
pushed TO the 500 foot level before
any further lateral work is started.
Rumors of the new fiud which
reached the city some time ago were
confirmed today by miners who have
been employed or the property sew
eral months The ore body was un
covered during a visit of large share
holders Of the company three weeks
ago. The stockhold rs returned 10
their homes well pleased with the
showing. refusing 10 give any inform
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-09
METAL PRICES
LITTLE BETTER;
So ARE SHARES
Leading Stocks Are Probably
Being Purchased Quietly by
Strong interests, Ali Having
Good Support,
(By Frank j Graf. Member OF Du
luth S ock ExchangeD

(By Frank ] Graf. Member OF Du-
luth Sock ExchangeD
There was something of a lull in
the New York stock market today and
prices somewhat irregular. Evidences
Of profit taking clearly shown in Tn
ion Pacific during the last hour while.
on the other hand Steel and Shelters
we're s.rong throughout the session.
closing at about high point in this adj
vance. S. p. was strong all day and
is bound for higher prices as Is the
general list very shortly.
The volume of business increased
with the noon hour.
Money ruled easy IL to per cent.
closing AT latter figure.
Sales today s95,7O0 shares.
With continued sales of copper
me al at a slight advance above daily
quotations. a better tone has been no
ticed in copper shares. with promis-
ing future. Copper shares undoubt
eddy are in better demand than for
some time and am led to believe that
the bet er class of copper shares are
being purchased quietly. Calumet and
Arizona. North Butte. Superior and
Pittsburg and Greene Cananea have
shown excellent support during to-
days session Shattuck has been
firm. sales being made at p - Sau
Rosalia has been in good demand.
The Globe issues have been extremely
quiet and withou- bids. London cop
rer : shiliings up
ROGTnN
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-09

According to present indications del
egstes and visitors in Los Angeles
during convention week of the Amer
lean Mining Congress from Sept. 26
TO Oct. 1 win be given the opportun-
ity of inspecting an exposi ion which
will embrace mining and oil machin-
cry of all kinds. in motion. models OF
some OF the famous mines of the
southwest and a comprehensive col
lection of ores and oil samples from
every tributary district. The matter
was discussed at a meeting of the di-
rectors fthe Sierra Madre Club on
Tuesday and it was the unanimous
opinion that such a work shuold be
undertaken. Ifpossible, a central
location will be secured for
the exposition and a small admission
fee will be charged 10 cover expenses.
should a profit result. every dollar
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-09
SHANNON

CLIFTON,-The shannon has struck
sulphide ores in No-s57 wiaze.and has
so far been proven up about 10 feet:
the average sample runs about -
Conner. The production of smelling
ore TO- the past ten days has averaged
higher than for the past year or Two
and the grade continues higher thah
usual averaging about 5eecoprer-
The new railroad is running tut ioree'
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-09
NORTH TIGRE MINE
MAKES RICH STRIKE

The North Tigre mine. adjoin-
ing the famous 81 Tigre property,
south OF Douglas. has encountered
csc ounce silver ore in its Nos tunnel
The vein is 10 inches wide end the
extent is not known at present No.
10 tunnel has also encountered ore
and the prospects for richer finds
are very favorable. Tunnel No. IL
was begun this week at APPOINT 80
feet below he 10. Nearly all tunnels
are nov connected by means of
wines.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-09

Theodore Roosevelt is said to be
bringing home several fine elephant
hides. but Africa can produce no finer
specimen than that which Joe Cannon
has worn throughout his many frissy
and glorious years in public life.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-09

As we understand Joseph W. Ford
nev. the Creator has done little or
nothing for this country. and only the
Republican party's high protection
has saved IL.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-26
STREET CAR SYSTEM
IS AGAIN TIED UP
Current off Several Times
Yesterday Afternoon and
Last Night.

For the third OF fourth time this
week. the Newport News q lid Point,
Hampton Roads Traction and Citi-
zcns' Railway. Light & Power street
car systems were tied 20 again yes;er-
day and last night because Of lack
Of current to operate the cars. The
current was OF nearly an hour last
night between S O'Clock and 10 o'clock
and no schedule was maintained.
During the past few weeks the lack
Of sufficient current TO operate the
cars has tied the system W all over
the Peninsula almost innlmerabic
times and patrons OF the car line have
been registering strenuous kicks
about the matter. last night num-
Der os people from this city started 20
Rucksoc Beach 20 attend the "Socic;y
Circcs. an amstucr vaudeville PCT
Torrance. hut the current went of
and many of them did not gct 10 fhc
Buckroe Casino until the show vas
hair over
Men On duty AZ the power house
we're unable 20 say last night What
caused he ticup % The system. bui
several reports aueut the matter are
current on che street One is that nc
boilers Al the power house are about
played out and cannot furnish sun.
cicnt steam 20 operate tho bis turb.nc
motors. and another b. thai the cal
used BY the company i ~ infcrioi
grade and viii not generate sufficient
sfcam
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-26
SERGEANT REYNOLDS
RECEIVERS "TRlXlE"
Police Departments Bloodhound a.
Home of Walter Wood in York
County.

Detective Sergeant Reynolds yestor-
Gay morning recovered ''Trixie," one
of the police Departments blood
hounds. which disappeared Tue-day
night during a practice man chase
Just north of the city. and the dog Is
now safe in her kennel at the station
hose. "Trixie" apparently was very
glad TO get back home and she was
welcomed by all of The officers.
Special Oficer ]. W. shorter learned
"Wednesday night hat the dog was
at the home of Walter Wood, a farmer.
living al Kings corner. York couTty.
and he tcid Sergeant Reynolds Of tn 1
fact. The information was imparte1
to Mr.. shorter by a friend. VINO md
seen the deg at woods place
City Attorney j. A. Massie took the
sergeant to Woods farm yesterday
mcrn:ng in his automobile and the d y;
was recovered in short order Ir-
Wood told the sergeant that tho dos
had followed him home TUESDAY night
and thar he did not know she was a
Bloodhound. He said tia the dcE -ad
remained p; his house. hut that she
had gone OF somewhere then and ne
did not know whc-e she was Scr
reant Reynolds told the farmer thai
ne had a Warraat for his arrest ana
that nnIcss the dog vas forthcoming
he would execute the warrant
Nr. Wood then went ont With thc
sergeant TO a nearby saw mill ana
tho dog was found there. Trixio
ran VI 10 the sergeant a. soon a. she
saw him end trottcd along with hin
20 Mr. Nass:e's machine. The doS
leaned into the car ahead e the ser
rcant and was brought home.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-26
STAYS IN
RACE TO WIN OR LOSE
Tennessee Governor Denies
Report That He Will With
draw from Contest.
(By Associated Press.)

NASHVILLE. TENN, Aug. 20
Governor Malcolm r. Patterson Is stu
in the race for the governorship OF
Tennessee. In this respect the chiei
executive made his intentions known
in an emphatic statement gwen out
here today in which he says there is
not "a particle of truth in the rumor
that | Will withdraw from the con-
test" He adds that he will go TO
victory or defeat
His signed statement was addressed
to THE Democracy of Tennessee. IL
follows:
Owing to the insidious and per-
sistent attempt of certain newspapers
who are incapable OF dealing with
public men and questions with fair
ness or decency. 1t becomes neces-
sary to state that there is not par
ticle of truth in the rumor that |
will withdraw from the contest Tor
governor.
In offering 10 yield my nomination
and to give the Democratic party an
opportunity il il desired to nominate
another candidate, have done all
that any self-respecting man should
do and ali that any solf-respecting of-
ponent could ask.
IL am representing not my personal
ambition. but the party that has hon
ored me. and with il ! will go to Wet
DRY OF defeat.
MALCOLM r PATTERSON.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-26
INVESTIGATING POLICE
RECORD OF ULLIE GYT0N
Negro Held on Charge OF Housebresk-
ing is Believed to be bad
Criminals"

Pending his preliminary trial on the
charge of HOUSEKEEPING, the police
are investigating the criminal record
of lille Gyton. sthe negro who broKe
into Samuel r. Buttons home, 53oo
Huntington avenue. Wednesday night
and stole two umbrellas, four pairs OF
shoes. two dresses and other stun.
detective Sergeant Reynolds believes
that Gyton has a police record ana
he n determined to find out about the
man.
Gyton cannot be tried in the Corpo-
ration Court sntil the return of sam
uel II. Buxton from Europe. which VIII
not be until late next month. Inc
stuff stolen by the negro must he
identified by Mr. Buxton at The trlai'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-26

apparatus and band. with Smith vii
liams as marshal; detachment oil
Washington. d. c.. fire department
HarrisonbuTg company and band
Lexington, Front Royal. Newport News
Eagle company, No. 3 and band; Sheh'
andoah. Alta Vista, Danville, Char'
lottesville and band; stanton. Cit
ton Forge, Coyington and band; Phoe-
bus company and band; Hampton COM
pany and drum corps; Newport News
Rescue and Truck company, NO. l.
Newport News Larrance Engine COM
pany. No 2; Portsmouth Annex com
pany, No. and band: Luray. Stras-
burg Woodstock, Suffolk and band T;
Portsmouth Park View company, NO.
3. Pocahontas and Fredericksburg.
The Committees.
President j. r. n. Curtin has an
nounced the following committees:
Credentials-R. c. Marshall. Ports
mouth: II. NJ Wright. Bedford City'
o. b. Roller. Harrisonburg, c. Strang,
len phoebus; D. c. Bell, Norfolk. ana
]. j. Mathews. Clifton Forge.
Officers reports. e LuckaDih'
Roanoke: p r. Gorman, Jr., Alexah-
dria: j. r. Brayless. Luray, ana =
Il, Overhaul, Coyington.
Resolutions-John II. Redwood
Richmond: John Leadbetter, Alexah-
dria. c. c. Conrade. Shenandoah; j.
II. Robinson, Fredericksburg; DR.. Z.
w. poindexter. Charlottesville, and
Chas. II. Hewins. Hampton.
Committee on Exhibition-John H.
Trimyer. Alexandria; II. S. Eley' SUI
folk, and C. p. Hchaman, Portsmouth
When the committees had compie''
ed their labors the reports of the va
rious state officers and the chairmeh
of the delegations were read. These
showed that the association had a
membership of nearly 1000. and Is III
a prosperous condition.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-26
ATHLETICS AND NORTH ENDERs.
Local Teams Battle for Hcnors al
Casino Park omorrow.

North End and the Athletics VIII
meet in the regular scheduled game
at the Casino park tomorrow aiier-
noon at 800 O'Clock and the followers
of the mines are expecting a close con
test Roth will twill for the Athletics
and Eakins will work for the North
EGGers.
Manager Blanford will have about
The same lineup as he had last Satur-
day when his team trimmed the Ci2p-
bers and he expects to take the
Champs into camp.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-26
ooosoN Held Foa GRAND JURY
Aged Negro Faces Charge Of FeloniOUs
Shooting.

In The police court yesterday morn
INK Jrsglce Brown ordered Alex 49,
scn. au eyed negro. bold for the grand
jury IN the charge ~ ;eioniousiy shoot
inE Jesse Trowei. a Young negro from
carc Charles. Troeei. Who vas forced
to spend "wednesday uighi on a hard
wooden scat On inc police STALLION 'Jug
was -.maadcd 20 The hospital Gcp'rt-
mcut % ihe CITY i1i BY Police Justice
Brown Tho negro vas SHOT in the
Knee with q sho; gun and bis wound Is
q serious ono.