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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-26
BY II. :. Andrews.


Sydney. Australia, Oct 26.-Great in
terest is being manifested in Austria
liza in the expedition to the south pole,
which Will soon be ready to start from
New Zealand under command of Capt.
r. F. Scott, of the British royal navy.
On board the steamship Zealandia,
which arrived here from Vancouver. 3.
c.. was G. i. Wyatt, of London. who
as manager for Capt. Scott and who is
fitting out the expedition. Mr.. Wyatt
had with him a great deal of the para
phernalia and two of the Eskimo
dogs which were with the Peary ex-
petition two years ago.
While the Americans have been striv-
ing t. reach the pole from the oppo-
site side OF the world the BEitishers
have been combining their work to the
south pole. Capt. Scott is not new to
the work. having been engaged before
IN trying TO land at the point where
DR.. Cook claimed ne had been. Sir
Ernest Shackleton is another Britisher
who has made great progress toward
the south pole.
The expedition will DE known as the
British Antartic expedition and the
Terra Nova, an old whaling vessel of
75G tons, VIII be the boat to go into
the polar regions. The personnel of
the ship officers will be as follows:
Commander Capt. R. T. Scott, r. N;
second in command, and captain of
the Terra Nova, Lieut.. E. R. G. r.
Evans, r. N; officers, Lieut.. Camp
bell R. y; Lieut.. PenneT, r. Nj
Lieut.. Rennick. RN.: Lieut. Bowers
There viii be about 30 men in the
crew
Will Leave November ID.
The Terra Nova viii leave Lyttle-
ton, New Zealand, about November Is
The boat will land the expedition and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-26
EXPEDITION To SEARCH FOR SOUTH
POLE To START FROM NEW ZEALAND
English Government Donates 100000 and Private Do
nations of $4,000 Are Secured for Capt SCOTS
Antarctic Endeavor Which Will Begin Nov. Is.
Motor Sledges to Be New Feature
of the Outfit

stores at the ice barriers and then re-
turn to New Zealand about January,
1911. They will sail again for the ice
fields to relieve the expedition early in
December, 1911. The ship has stores
for three years in case she gets frozen
in the ice and is unable to return as
scheduled.
The crew is made up entirely of
British naval men. All are specially
picked for the purpose. The object
Of the expedition is largely scientific.
the attainment of the pole being only
one of several important objects in
view OF course. Capt. Scott is going
TO try hard to land the great honor,
but at the same time he is going with
the prime object Of gaining scientific
knowledge.
The expedition is being fitted out
with great care and former experiences
will be kept in mind in the arranging
of every little detail. Several motor
sledges are being taken along and it is
hoped they will be of great use when
the ice is not too ''hummocky' or as
the Americans would say 'lumpy' In
addition to taking 90 Manchurian pom
les and so dogs from the same region
they viii have four Samoyedes (na-
tives) and two Eskimos. They will
take along a large hut and two smaller
ones The large one is capable of
housing 90 men and will be fairly COM
Portable.
The cost of the expedition Will be
s25O000 Of which 100000 was donated
by the British government and the bal
ance was subscribed by the British
public.
Capt. Scott has been in the Antartic
regions before. having been in COM
mand Of the Discovery expedition In
this exposition sir Ernest Shackleton
third IN,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-26
APPLIES FOR TITLES
TO THIRTY-SIX CLAIMS
Prominent Durango Mining Man to De-
VeIOp Property in Municipality of
Tepehuapes.

Torreon, Mexico, Oct. 26.-John Lara,
representing HeroId Mcleod Cobb. the
prominent Durango mining man, has
applied for titles to SO mining claims
in the municipality of Tepehuanes. The
name of the new group is to be La
Corregidora and Is situated southeast
of the Mesa del Cedro. The survey will
embrace a large area of the vacant
ground in the vicinity of the following
patented claims: FL Cedro, Ell Nuevo
Porvenir La Buena Suerte and La
Raynalda.
Upon receipt of the titles extensive
development work will be carried on
at these mines. They are located in
big producing district.
Jose Maria Robes, with power of
attorney for Abraham Salcido, has fill
ed on the old Santa Rosa mine, for
merly the property of L. NJ. Raines.
and declared vacant for nonpayment
Of taxes. The property is located in
the municipality of Tominil, in the To-
pia mining district, state of Durango
Robes has also taken up the Santa
Clara mines IN the same district, which
were allowed to be default by Robert
c. Kirk.
Domingo L. Avelar, prominent min
ing man of Durango, has applied for
titles under the name Of La Cuna for
a group of claims to embrace the va
cant ground adjacent to the Matilde,
Eureka, La Sopresa and Melchor Ocam-
20 mines, in the camp of Tejamen. near
Canadian.
The Central Exploration company,
with headquarters at Lerdo, state of
Durango has called a general meeting
for the fifth of next month, to be held
in the offices of Jesus Torres secretary
Of the company. At this meeting of
stockholders a new board OF directors
will be named and arrangements made
for developing some of the mining
properties held by the company in the
state
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-26
OIL BEARING ROCK Is
REPORTED NEAR BENSON
Jersey City Corporation Plans Pros
pecting Arizona Property for OIL
Star Drilling Shortly

Oil bearing rock is reported to have
been discovered in the Rincon noun
tains, 20 miles west of Benson, Ariz,
and several oil placer claims have been
located there by the Reidville Oil COM
pany Of Jersey City.
A force Of men will at once begin
making wagon road to the claimA
and drilling rig will be shipped from
the east this month, and it is expected
that the first drill hole will be started
early in November William Reid.
president of the company, is on the
ground and will take personal charge
of operations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-26
SAN FELIZ BONDED
TO ENGLISH PEOPLE
Purpose Is to Improve the
Transportation Facilities
to the Mines.

Tucson Ariz. Oct 26-The San Felix
mine, in the Altar district. a silver
property owned by the Sturges family,
has been bonded by Col w s Sturges
TO an English syndicate for $500 600,
according to reports received in Tue
SON The names of the holders of the
bonds have not been learned.
The San Feliz property is one of
which not great deal is known To-
cally, though it is known 20 have been
operated successfully for number of
years, and is said to be of considerable
value. notwithstanding present trans
portation difficulties. Such ore ship
ments as are now being made are being
routed to sea through the port Of Quay
mas, it is understood.
The bonding CT the property is said
to be in anticipation of the building
Of the Port Lobos railroad.
Prepare for Extensive Work.
Twelve tons Of supplies are being
freighted from Tucson TO the property
of the Manhattan Mining company in
the south Comobabi mountains, pre-
paratory 10 the opening of extensive
operations in both placer and quartz
propositions.
Mrs. Emma Rock is the principal
owner OF the mine and the managing
director
LncIede Company Elects.
K L. Hart has returned from WILL
cox, where he attended the annual
meeting Of the stockholders of the La
clede Mining company, which has a
mine and claims in Graham county,
not far from the KIondike in the Ara
vaipa district. J. T. Quinn of the
Grand Reef mine was elected presi-
dent; 7. J. Quinn of Los Angeles. vice
president, and John Greenwood of
K1ondike, secretary and treasurer
Judge Z. r. Monk of Los Angeles and
Mr.. Hart were chosen on the board of
directors.
The mine is a silver-lead proposition.
MI Hart states, carrying values aver
aging $40 per ton Some shipping has
been done from shaft and numerous
crosseuts The mine has been tied UP
recently owing to the caving of the
shaft Just how that difficulty is to
be surmounted has not yet been decid- |
ed upon, but proposition TO bond the
property is now under consideration. |
During his absence Mr.. Hart also
started operations on the properties of |
the Cochise Copper company of which |
he is general manager.
Republic 10 Resume.
H. A Wien, general mana ger of the
Arizona United Mining company, which |
li0S properties near Johnson, has writ |
ten to Tucson friends that a Few SUI
perlntendent has arrived and is ready |
to resume operations in the Republic /
mine
+ Operations ceased on the Republic
about six months ago, but Wien has
stated that good showing of sulphide
ores has ben found on an incline from
the 500 foot level The Republic is
equipped with a mill Of $50 ton ca
pacity for the handling of ores as soon
as production is resumed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-26
INVESTIGATING REPORTED
BORAX FIND IN NEW MEXICO.

Deposits of bOrax reported to exist
in the valley east of the Oscuro noun
tains, New Mexico. are being inveSti
gated by the United States geological
survey.
AT present the production of borax
in the United States is confined to two
California mines the Lila c. of the Pa
cific Coast Borax company, situated
in the foothills of the Funeral range,
and Lang mine CT the Sterling Borax
company, about so miles north OF Los
Angeles, Cal.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-26
DRIFTING on HoMEsrAkE CLAIM

Las Cruces. N NJ, Oct. 26.-The Sail
na Mining company now has a force of
men at work on it's Homestake claim
in the Organ mining district. The shaft
on this property is down to the $50 foot
level and the work now being done is
drifting from this level along the
course of the vein. The property is
copper proposition and the company
expects to begin shipping ore this win
ter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-26
BANQUET To FOLLOW
CONFERRTN OF DEGREE

Knights OF the Rose Croix are in
charge of the semi-annuaI reunion or
the Scottish Rite Masons, The Oasis
chapter is comforting the degrees from
the 18th to the 30th requiring all day
Wednesday and Thursday for these de-
grees- The final degrees will be con-
ferred by Ell Pas~ eonsistory Friday
afternoon and evening, after which a
banquet viii be held for the newly
raised class.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-26
PLANS TO INCREASE OUTPUT.

The Yoquivo Development company
owner and operator of rich mines at
YoQuivo, in the western part OF the
state of chihuahua, has been purchas-
ing machinery. It is stated 20 he the
intention of the company to greatly
increase the producing capacity of
mines and mill as soon as more cleo
trical power is obtained, and it is re-
building for that purpose the dam
which was destroyed by freshets last
July The mines and mills are now
operated by electrical power generated
by steam
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-26
ACTIVITY IN sTEEPLE ROCK

The old Carlisle gold mine has been
examined during the past week by
California engineers and will soon be
reopened under new mana gement, as
the result of the examination was very
satisfactory.
Another California firm sent w. B.
Barnes, their engineers. who is still in
the field examining the Smith and other
properties in the same district. The
Massachusetts company is also operat-
ing its properties near the Carlisle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-26
PERTILLEY IN CHARGE of
THE LA CORONA MINE

Bisbee, Ariz, Oct. 26.-Following the
decision of the management of La Co
roma mine. William Pertilley has been
sent to the property to take charge Of
the development work.
President Brown of the North TiGre
Mining company says force of 10
men is continuing deV elopment work
at the lower tunnel of the mine. where
a strike of ore asseying high in silver
has recently been made.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-26
RED ROCK HEARING FREE
GOLD AT COCHISE STATION

In a tunnel being run in the gold
property of the Cochise Gold Mining
and Milling company, three and a half
miles west Of Cochise station, Arizona,
a large amount of red rock showing
plentiful specks Of free gold, has been
exposed.
The ledge is said TO be from eight to
so feet wide. The property was orig
inally discovered and partially devel-
oPed by farmers of the San Pedro val
ley.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-26
HIDALGO OUTPUT RUNS
WELL IN GOLD AND COPPER.

The Virginia Mining and Milling
company, operating the Hidalgo mine,
so miles west of Minaca, state of Chi
huahua, Mexico. is hauling four car
loads of ore for shipment to the Tor
reon smelter, that, according to sam
ping, runs 80 percent copper and from
Sc to SO in gold and IA ounces silver
per ton.
A vein eight feet wide, exposing high
grade ore, has just been encountered
in the tunnel at a depth of 500 feet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-26
FIVE HUNDRED MEN AT
WORK IN Ell TIGRE NINE.
Construction Work the New Plant
Is Making Good Progress.

Construction work on the new plant
Of Ell Tigre mine, Sonora, is progress
ing well, and between 500 and 600 men
are now employed in the mines, mill
and on construction work under the
superintendency of L. r. Budrow.
All the foundation and cement work
for the additional buildings and ma
chinery has been done and already con-
siderable of the machinery has arrived.
1t is expected that by May l the new
plant will be ready to put into COM
mission, driven by electric power,
which is to be transmitted from the
Copper Queen smelling plant at Doug
las.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-26
BLOOD TROUBLES
CONSTITUTIONAL INFECTION

Constitutional Blood Poison is the
most insidious of all diseases. It
begins in an insignificant manner,
usually the appearance of tiny sore
being the only outward evidence of its
presence. But down in the blood the
treacherous infection is at work, and
IN short time its chain of symptoms
begin to crop out. The mouth and
throat ulcerate, skin eruptions break
out, sores and ulcers appear on the
body, the glands IN the groin swell,
and sometimes the hair comes out.
Mineral medicines cannot cure Con-
stitutional Blood Poison; they only
shut the disease up in the system to
shoulder and await an opportunity of
breaking out afresh. The only pos
sible way to cure the disease is to
REMOVE the germs from the blood.
S. S. S. goes into the blood, and while
removing the infection makes the
blood pure, fresh and healthy. This
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-26

table matter, containing not the least
particle of mineral in any form. 1t is
a perfectly safe medicine and certain
cure for blood poison. We have
Home treatment book which we will
be glad to send free to all who write
and request it, also any medical
advice without charge.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta, c..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-26
ARREST DEPUTY SHERIFF;
TRIAL OF WILTON STARTS

Solomonville, Ariz, Oct. 26.@Charged
with assaulting Oscar Layton with a
chair, Lem Scott, deputy sheriff OF
Morenci and witness for the defence
in the Address case. has been placed un-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-26

der bond of $500 to await the action
of the grand jury Il is alleged that
Scott assaulted Layton with a chair
The trial of J. H. Wilton accused OF
the murder of T. E. Cook, is in progress
here. judge Lewis having returned from
Globe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-26

causes a general
upbuilding of the
entire system
and when S. S. S.
has made a cure
there is no return
Of the hideous
S y m p t o m S .
S. S. S. is made
entirely of vege-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25
By Having the Best Team
and Playing the Best Ball,
the Arizona Bunch Win
the Contest.

Winning because they had the best
team, the Douglas club took the third
and final one of the FL Paso-Douglas
series by to score Sunday Rum
sey pitched his usual good game, sur
passing one Pitts who worked for Doug
las and also pitched some ball. Where
Douglas cleaned up Ell Paso was in the
team play, the thing that wins games.
Douglas is at the top of the percent
age column because she has won the
most games and these games have been
won by just such playing as the Demons
did here Sunday. 1t was a creditable
exhibition of the game. No Raging
or umpire batting married the game,
Anderson, the Douglas pitcher, umpir-
ing fair and satisfactory game.
Douglas CInches Game.
Douglas scored in the second and FL
Paso tied things in the third. Douglas
made two more in the fourth and cinch-
ed the bet with a final one in the ninth,
after Ell Paso had added a score to her
total Douglas got to Rumsey for four
hits in the fourth, lie Brand and Guy
nup getting little scratch infield offer
ings that put them on bases and as
sisted in the scoring. Douglas kept
FL Paso from scoring in the fifth by
walking Merritt and Hewitt and then
getting away with it by doubling Mer-
rift out at first on Gray's fly to Smith
at short.
Rumsey had everything at his com
mand after the fourth inning and he
pitched as pretty a game as the one
of the day before. Nothing but the
loose playing behind him could have
prevented him from winning Pitts
also pitched splendid ball In front Of
lie Brands clever handling and he gave
tie local club good a guessing con-
test as they had at the hands of any
pitcher in the league but Kane
jackson Scores for Ell Paso.
FL Paso's scores were made by Jack
son, who played his farewell game with
the Mavericks. as he leaves Monday
afternoon for Philadelphia to join the
Nationals He was given a base on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25

TEXAS LEAGUE GOSSIP.
By Horace III. Shelton.)
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Miller. a new outfielder. has joined
the Galveston team.
Storch of Dallas is out of the game on
account of a spiked foot
Stats Davis. an old timer. has been
signed by president Allen as an umpire
The question is, how long will he last?
1t is reported that Brooklyn has pur-
chased pitcher Crabble Of the Calves
ton team. The deal was made by scout
Larry Sutton.
Kipp, the Galveston shortstop re-
Gently injured, is back in the game,
playing good ball.
Waco viii play no more games on the
home grounds All for the rest of the
season have been transferred to other
grounds.
Burch, Houston's catcher, pitched five
innings recently. He allowed but IS
men TO face him in that time That
is a good record, even for a pitcher.
Eberline, who refused to poin the Fort
Worth team on June l when he was
purchased, is offering now to come to
terms with Morris. He wants to join
the team, but Morris says he has no
use for him and will save him until
next year.
Burk of Fort Worth now has IS wins
to his credit. This ties him with Shontz
of the Dallas team for first place in
the league.
Molly" Miller and Chick" Hartman,
one-time favorites in the Texas league,
are tearing the cover off the ball in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25
SPORTLETS.
(By Tim.)


Thirteen innings are unlucky-for E
/ Paso- Oh, you Douglas,
Senator Johnson is on his way Ia
ia. au revoir, toot, foot: he's gone to
stay.
! C. S. Bragg may be a daring anna
J teur motorist, but he seems to lack
/ horse sense-horsepower sense Al
Brighton Beach Sunday he won a race
after sailing through a fence twice
and never stopping to repair the dam
age.
Bats Delight. one of W. K Wander
bits nags. cashed the Prix de Norway
of X furlongs on the st. Cloud course
Sunday.
St Louis was all but shut out at
home yesterday. New York. taking the
taffy, to 1. Bridwen starred at the
stick, making two triples and a bingle
With a record attendance, the 40 days
racing meet opened Sunday at Butte,
Mont Seven books cut in, and the at
tendance was more than 1000
Boston got it in the neck for dou-
BILE header Sunday, with Chicago tieing
the ribbon. One was a shutout, and
the other little better.
More than 25O entries have been
made for the grand circuit meeting
August 1 TO 5 at Detroit. One event
has 10 entries and another an even
dozen.
A - inning game occurred Sunday
at Wichita. with Denver winning, TO
:. The visitors were defeated in the
second game by a near shutout-S-1-
AS the curtain raised for the West
ern Amateur Golf championship con-
test. the Western golf team Sunday
won the Olympic cup. The play proper
begins today on the links of the Mini
kahda club, near Minneapolis
Cicotte, at Boston Saturday, held st.
Louis to four hits, but three of them
maze runs And Powell pitched shut
out bail. Not local reached first
Johnson struck out II visitors at
Washington Saturday and Chicago lost,
to 4. Washington played errorless
bali.
Cocmbs and Fanwell fought at CleTe-
land Saturday until Philadelphia won
two run shutout. Fanwen made his
debut and may be a conner despite his
name.
Detroit started il at New York Sat
urday with two runs on Ford's base on
balls and Mitchelrs wild losses The
last FOUR were earned by heavy hitting
by Cobb, Crawford, T. Jones, Bush and
Schmidt.
Cincinnati just escaped Snutoul at
home Saturday with Philadelphia ham,
meringi out three runs. The home team
used four pitchers
New York won its first game of the
season at ST. Louis Saturday and it was
a Suggest, to 2. Zemich, new ST.
Louis man, proved n. G.
Abbatticchio's wide throw to first let
in tn. winning run of the Boston at
Chicago game Saturday. ReulOach and
Mattern were batted off the rubber In
the sixth inning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25
MORENCI LOSES TWO
GAMES TO CLIFTON
Clifton Boys Take On New
Life and Play Like They
Meant To Win.

Morenci, Ariz., July 25.-Clifton took
both games from Morenci in fast play
ing Saturday 3 TO l ana Sunday t to ,.
The arrival OF McIIveen, who was
brought up from LOrdSburg in a rail-
road motor to be In time Tor the Sat
urday game. seemed to put new life in
the Clifton team and they played to-
gether and with more snap tnan be-
fore.
Sea nlon, the visitors veteran pitch
er. was on the slab Saturday, and
showed rare form. keeping the hits
well scattered until the ninth, when
two baggers o by Names and Kelley
saved Mo:enci from a shutout
Ashley was on the hiring line Sunday
for Morenci and pitched good ball. He
walked one man and had one error be-
hind him, both of which were followed
by hits and resulted in runs.
The visitors punched four hits in
the sixth for one score, Woods cutting
off the second man at the plate.
Stanley, who was taken sick at the
start of the season, again appeared In
the Clifton lineup and played pretty
game at second.
Clifton played an errorless game Sat
urday and nit when the hits counted.
The feature of the game was the all
round fast work of both teams and
from the spectators viewpoint it was
the cleanest played gone of the sea
son.
Sundays Game.
Sunday Klepfer pitched for Clifton
and Merritt for Morenci. Both men
did good work in the box. Riley and
Holman caught for the visitors, and
the home team respectively.
Clifton is now taking heart and the
fans are saying, Il told you so; we
were only in hard luck; I knew we
would win With two winning games
to her credit at the beginning OF the
new series, the Clifton boys are feel
ing good. Morenci is not starting off
the new schedule as well as she did
the Old but she had such good
standing in the first half of the season
that she can afford to let the other
teams do some winning now.
Sundays score: r. II. E
OiiAlOH
Morenci
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25
CARRIZOZO AND CAPTAIN
EACH WIN A BALL GAME

CarriZOZO, \. NJ, July 25.-The Capt.
tan baseball team played two games
here with the CarrizOzO Browns, one
Saturday, the other Sunday. The frs:
GANG was won by Carrizozo, score IL
to 8 Batteries: Captain. c. HightOwer
and w Hightower; CarriZOzo, Squires
cry and Van SchOyck.
In Sundays game Captain scored 10,
Carrizozo 9. The batteries: Captain,
GALLAGHER and Putney; Carrizozo, Laugh
cry and Van SchOyck-
In Sundays game van Shoyck was
batted out of the box in the first inning.
Captain making Z of the 10 runs in that
Inning. Laughery, who was doing the
catching, was then put in the box.