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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-27

systematic development of them Ii
search of the sulphide ores known 70
exist in h district. Mr.. Easton has
made SPLENDID progress with the pre-
liminaly work. The Gillette shaft is
already unwatered and it's timberings
and drifts are found 10 be in excellent
condition. Work is concentrated on
the Hearst hiatt at this time and the
water IS practically pumped out. Al
though considerable waste has been
encountered and some time vet will
be required to clear its large work
mas OF such waste and debris.
The Young property, situate near
the famous Deem Down mine, to the
east of the town Of Pinos Altos, Is
now being carefully inspected and
sampled by Mining Engineer Peter
BON OF Los Angeles, cal, who repre-
SCENTS an aggregation of capitalists OF
that city who are interesting theIn-
selves In Pinos Altos properties. Re-
cent samples run seq gold, 81 silver.
! Ia per cent lead, with about 10 TO
10 per cent zinc. 1t seems that the
greatest interest in this camp at this
time is because of the zinc the ores
carry. Instead OF the former penal
ties 10 be paid for excess zinc, today
ores running !, per cent zinc. or bet
ter, arc desirable. Much o. the ore
nf the camp runs as high as 40 per
cent zinc. Particularly is this true
OF the properties on The west side Of
the district.
George II. Utter has returned from
a mining trip TO Denver. lie is the
owner OF the celebrated Cleveland
group OF mines. lying on the west
SIC of the Pinos Altos district, and
which has been largely developed In
recent years and carries high grade
values of gold, silver and zinc.
Golden Giant Leased.
The Golden Giant Mining company
has just made n lease of its p
ties, the principal mines being the
Golden Giant and Mammoth, to Okla-
homa City capitalists, A. r.. Crane.
William T. Ctoslen and Richard II.
Towne, ana the ~lessees expect to be-
gin active operation of the properties
not later than october Is. These
mines are among the noted past pro-
ducers Of the pinos Altos camp. Tho
ten-stamp mill on the Mammoth will
he overhauled and repaired and put
into operation. treating custom ores
until such time as the Mammoth is
cleared and ore is furnished from it
for the mill. This property is owned
BY oklahoma City people and AlVan
n. White of this city and the owners
have given the ~lessees an option to
purchase the property within ono
year from date of lease.
The starting OF the Mammoth mill
Will cause n number Of small mine
owners " the district to begin ex-
tracing ore for the custom work of
the mill. This district promises to
again become quite active and rs II
Hes only nine miles TO the north OF
this city, It's operation means quite
a good deal 10 the local people and
business interests.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-27
French Taste For HorSefIeSh

The French are among the most
frugal and saving people In the world
ana financially Franco occupies an
cnviablc position among the great ma
tious. Perhaps the irugality OF the
lower classes has much to do with
the enormous amount of money the
Ltnk Of France always has nt its
command.
The French public save on their
table expense n how that beef. pork
and mutton are go dear the consump-
ton of h0rseflcsh has largely increased
DURING the Siege ot Paris by the Ger
mans in 1871 the garrison aud the
citizens coopcd up within the walls
of the city were reduced in rntious 10
the FNtcnt OF eating horse meat, and
much sypmathy WAS expressed for
them.
Tho sympathy was wasted. for they
have been eating horscflesh i'm che
gay capital ever since. and the practice
has spread To- other PARTS ot France.
In Paris there ard GOO meat shops.
mainly iu the poorer quarters. where
horscilesh alone ls sold. and the con-
sumption now exceeds 200, 900 animalr
d yelr.
The butchers report that The IN
crease is due quite as much 60 the in
creased liking for horscilpsh as hood
aS to its cheapness compared with
hcrf. the price of from no 10 rs
cents per pound being % powerful
argument To- the poor
The mctt would hc even cheaper
Wcrc 10 not for the duty ou imported
horses more than a wear old The
fHA Has designed to encourage The
rrcdtng of horses in France. bu;
operates HgHinsf tho 'hiprophaeic
butcher as the dealers m horse meat
called. An agitation has been
siart"d for the removal oi the tax on
destined Tor slaughter which
Us meeting support among The poorer
oltsscs.
Horseresh is also used in Germany
to some extent. and in Tome OF the
Continental countries. outside i
lf France it is not 10 popular article
pr food, mud the avorare American
would rather starVe than eat o. We
may earn economy in due course of
lime. but not in that way-Salt Lake
Herald Republican.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-27
MOHA|R GROWERS
MEETIN NOVEMBER
Interesting Open Letter 10
Association Members From
Secretary Baker Of Silver
ely.

The National Mohair Growers. or
ganized In Sew Mexico, are soon {,
have their first annual meeting in T.
paso. The "Amerioan stockman'
publishes the following open letter
nom the secretary
Silver City. n. NJ. Sept, 10, 1910.
To our Members
The first annual meeting of ia,
National Mohair Growers association
viii be held at nj paso. Texas, on
Tuesday. Novehber 1st. az . o'clocl,
p. m. In Chamber OF Commerce hail
Tor the purpose of ciecting officers fpl
the coming year, ana -transacting 9TH
err business of importance that viii
come before the meeting.
All members who cannot be present
arc entitled to vote by proxy, go j.,
YOU cannot attend la person, please
sign the enclosed proxy ana mail at
once. go there will be no deity in It's
reaching the secretnry Ia time FOR ill
ing,
We viii also hold a goat show at
this time IN connection with the El
Paso fair, as shown 10y the premium
list enclosed herewith, and 1t is hoped
all our breeders win make an exhibit,
for we wish 10 make this chow n great
success ana bring together stock
from the different stntes la competi-
ton, MS "a comparison of the differ
cnt sections Will De- OF great benefit
to al. Thetpriaos tre open to an, and
the silver tOps olfefcd hv the assoc
citation aud our friends are worth com
pcting for. DO your part 40 help cle-
votc the Ang0r1 liusbandry.
As your secretary. ! wish 20 make
"a personal appeal 90 ZACH oi Nou TO-
assist me iu obtaining new members
before the meeting November 4, and
ask that eech n make 81 personal eff
fort To secure one now member before
that time. We now have lO0 NOM
bers, representing over half tho
American elm for next year. but te
must have ut least IS Der cent of ne
clip under our control ,n order To-
prices. We must get these
members now. ana SO strengthen
our ranks that w may stand au %
unit against the opposition. that is
fighting as inch by inch. ia a
fight that must be 10 a finish. and tho
Angora Industry either live or die the
Heath that has been facing lt FOR tho
past fcw years. in my recent trip
Texas. I discovered all kinds
IF u~nderhandcd work. being done go
iuri our cause by those thai seeL tn
organization. Being afraid
% come out boz an open fiPht. they
eek other methods. and 4 wish tn
warn our people npaiust these false
that are being circulated
where thcN are expected To- d1 fhc
most harm. bo not believe such fC-
inrts until 81 haVc investigated same
1liv and satisfied yourself as TO fac
acts.
Thc records OF the association arc
pen 90 an. aud show Tor themselves
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-27
Small Holding Claim 5201.
0130T7-COAf@Iemez Forest.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. United
States Land office, Santa ne, N. NJ,
September 10, 1919.
Notice IN hereby pivcn that the fol-
lowing-named claimant has filed no.
lice OF his intention TO make final
proof In support Of his claim under
sections ia ana ~ of the act OF March
3, 1891 Geo Stats, Sb4). ne amended
by the act Of February 81, 1891 (27
Stats. 470), and that said proof viii
he made before Juan G. Sandovai, u.
S. CT. Conn. at Cuba. N. NJ. on No
vomher s, 1870 viz: Valentin c. de
Bnca. OF cuba, N. NJ. tor the claim
1901. In W IL SW Ii. NE Ia SW
- Sec. rs ana SIC ia Of SIC IA Sec.
rs. n. 81 ~, r.. l w, n. NJ. =. NJ.
He names the following witnesses
70 prove his actual continuous ad-
verse possession Of said tract for
twenty years next preceding the sur
vcy OF the township, Vi.
Manuel Aragon " Lucero, Fan jose
Snlazar, Celso Sandoval, FthncisJo
Antonio Lobato, all of Cuba. N. M.
ANY person who desires TO protest
against the allowance OF said proof.
or who knows OF any substantial rea-
son under the laws and regulations OF
The Interior Department why such
proof should not be allowed viii be
given an opportunity at the above
mentioned time and place to cross-ex-
anime tho witnesses OF said claimant,
and to offer evidence in rebuttal OF
that submitted by claimant
MANUEL r.. OrEttO, Register,
Sept 10, Oct. 10.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-27

Department Of the Interior. United
States Land office, Santa Fe, n. NJ.
September 10. 1910.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowinF-namcd claimant has flied no.
tico of his intention 10 make final
proof in support of his claim under
sections ia ana ~ Of the act 81 March
3. 1891 GEO Stats, $50. as amended
hy the act OF February 81. 1898 t21
stats. 400, ana that said proof viii
Ne made before Juan O. sandoval. a..
S. CO. Conn. at cuba. \. NJ. on No
vcmber 8. 1910. viz. Ciriaeo G. de
Bnca. Of Cuba. r.. NJ. for the claim
5000 In NE 1T NE ia Sec. 10. and
NV ia NV ia. s l-2 OF NV -
Sec. 20. r. 81 n. u. I W. y. NJ. p. NJ.
He names the following witnesses
10 prove his actual continuous adj
verse possession OF said tract for
twenty ear next preceding the SUR
Vcy OF the township. viz:
Manuel Aragon y Lucoro. Juan Jose
Salazar. Cclso SandovaL Francisco
Antonio l.ohato. all OF Cuba. y. NJ.
ANY person who desires 10 protest
against The allowance OF said proof or
who knows OF any substantial reason
under the laws and regulations OF tho
Interior Department why such proof
should not be allowed viii Ice given an
opportunity at the aforementioned
time and place 90 cross-eNamine the
witnesses or said claimant. and To Of
fer evidence Ia rebuttal of thai sub
mittca hy claimant.
MANUEL n. OTERO. Register.
sept. l5. oct. Is
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-27
LEGAL NOTICES
smau Holding claim No. 1861.

small Holding claim No. 1851.
0i3177- COAI@lomez Forest.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, United
states lana office, santa TIE, n. NJ,
September "a 1919.
Notice Is hereby given Tint the fol-
loWlng-uamcd claimant has filed no.
tee Of his intention 60 make final
proof in support of his claim under
sections 10 ana NJ OF the act Of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-27
New York Wool Market.

Conditions continue TO improve in
the carpet wool market and dealers
feel better in spite Of the fact that
consumers are still taking supplies in
q comparatively conservative manner.
However. manufacturers are looking
- the available offerings and taking
small lots of desirable woods. II Is
understood that some important tran
saciions are in process OF consum-
nation. The majority Of merchants
believe that the mills are IN posses
sion Of only very limited supplies OF
raw material, as Is Indicated by taeir
heavy Withdrawals from warehouse.
No purchases OF substantial import
ance have been made for nearly ten
months, and IL is the general belief of
merchants n additional supplies Of
wool must be made soon to permit the
running OF the mills.
Some mills are inquiring Tor avail
able spot supplies as well as for the
value Of Russian. Scotch and Chins
woods. samples are being shipped and
prices quoted with the expectation
that business Of some importance mat
develop in the near future. Withdraw
ais from warehouse during the week I
amounted 20 3a9, 2IS pounds. against
Sl0,325 pounds warenoused and 1851
pounds entered for consumption. I
Among the arrivals Of she week were
s64,2s2 pounds 81 china wool
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-27

Montana, the last state Of the west
to shear its sheep. is now practically
cleared up Of its 1910 production, par
ticularly Of the choice clips. Some
stray clips are being bought from day
to day BY two Boston representatives
who ere still i'm the country looking
for additional raw material supplies.
II Is understood that present prices
range from II liz to is IL cents IN
the grease for woods not of the choic-
est quality by my means.
There are still a number of the larg-
est clips of New Mexico held in the
country on account of eastern buyers
unwillingness to pay asking prices.
The situation in the middle west
shows no particular change from last
week as far as the movement OF new
flggfpc ig CONCERNED.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-27

Chamberlain's collie, Cholera and
Diarrhooa Kennedy ia today the best
known medicine in use FOR the relief
and cure Of bowel complaints It
gripping. diarrhoca, dNsentery.
ana should be taken AT the first I'M
natural l%ooscness OF the bowels. II Is
equally valuable Tor children ana
adults. II always cures. Sold by all
druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-27
G, with figures t

what is being done, with figures to
prove them.
rs TO the WORK ! have done for tbs
association the past year. ! offer IN
apology for Inability IN many ways,
nut I want to state ! have done my
best having hecn devoted to the
eausp. ana have given the best In me
70 asets, In rebuilding the Angora
industry.
lnasmuch as another may he elected
10 succeed me AT the annual meeting,
/ desire 10 retire from office II ncces-
stty with as good a. record as pos
slble. and viii again ask you 10 ts-
sist me in this campaign to- double
membership In the next 30 days,
anl win consider Il a personal COM
plimcnt IL you send la n new appliaa-
tion. and ear assure you such an eff
fort win be appreciated by the entire
hoard und members Hs a whole. WIN
YOU do SCI Very sincerity,
S. %. Inker. Secretary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-27

The Uracea Ranch Of Colfax coun.
~ rs again at the front this time with
q real hear story. For some lime tht
employees Of the ranch have been on
the lockout for Air. Bruin. n set q
trap fer His Honor. with the result
that upon going t. look at the trar.
they found Mr. Bear safe and sound.
bullet from q 30-3O soon put poor
bruin where there IL no moro suffer
inc and rid the ncighborhood Of q pest
that had been no little hother. The
aNimal Was r. iarge. one. andA rag MI
be made from his skin.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-26
Russia S Women Spies

proverbal they
centuries with
easily power
that belongs
the Northern beauties they love. The
womans charm is hypnotic.
This
a
the world
easily, and thus induce
These
gifts for special The Russian employed
Terrible
learn the 0 him
Members
of the world The speak
fuently all languages of
judgment and cool calculating minds although apparently they only
gentle
nnious
officials many despite
wei susceptible individual cbarner
until they beenstung
Many them have had but fearless
that desperate cdacetang people
have been trained
is regarded lightly this spirit prevails
The Russian prepared play
c7'as o dangerous
quarters take hazardous
men; they ore ready to do anything for be little fatber, the white
ear for they loyal Russians t..
AsTirva1
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-26
Fashions and Fads

49, 1oo.l Ill . .
-,i'''i
...11bIo WV '''09' -'''-'
'on"''e
Inc nat with the RIBBON DOW IS quite
PopuIar-
Inc t"o-'oheo SILKS continue IN great
oeiiiaiu'
Crashes and grass linens are well
Thought oi'
Two materials frequently appear III
one summer gown
'hlng niue, new shade OF the
season, IS mercy cola japanese shade
OF blue.
One OF the pretty ornaments for the
hair IS putterhy maze Oh Whlte ana
golo sequlns'
"hlte serge SUITS nave plack or green
collafs ana Guns. "feeh IS aiso useo Oh
dark plue.
In the fashionable shops the draped
princess IS the leaulhs mooel 1or tne
uieSsy llocA.
| The new wells are novel and consplcu-
Gus, but not becoming. Colored lace
NeHs are sun popular
Waists OF black Iarge-meshed cable
net, made over white dotted net, have
shallow yokes OF IRISH crochet.
/ Long pearl and diamond chains are in
! high favor and old cameo brooches
linked together are made into collar
cites.
The newest belts for shirt waists are
wider than have been worn and leather
+ girdles of all colors are much in favor.
There is a revival of the nse Of velvet
bags and many of plain black, beauti-
fully mounted, are seen in the shops.
Velvet ribbon in the leading colors ia
combined with flowers for the trimming
of hats 1t is also used for belts.
New narasols of +affnta silk are in
solid coIors. some With narrow tuek,
forming a border. others perfectly plain.
A donhIa accordion.nleated white
net iabot edged with black ehinchilla
laca is attractive with a balf-monrn-
mo toilet
! deem bem reaching 70 the knees is
nsed ON many skirts Of afternoon
! droSsas tho bcm ha;ncr . material ron
! trasting n that above
/ s+1nrin, narosoI & If black and
,rbi+o sbar,Le2a : cbenl, IN ra+bar small
Ior1ar \
Dresden DESIGN
yor1, ,rac+ica1 women r,o+or haos
&c ,lcrodao ,,;,,sl,i, 90 fttoa ~ h
brushes combs mirrors and other toilet
articles
White butchers linen COLLAR and emf
coat sets the edoes scaIIoned with white
or color are worn ON silk and wool suits
alike.
,.,u.7:... J., ,,-. e a.,
ported GOWNS, the founce is soon 10 re-
/ turn to favor. the two tier skirt serving
as an advance model
] Soma e +bo now. boodhoos ora fro,n
+o, ~ 1,,o1[-a ;nohos - Ia,I7r+b "a -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-26

IA
Cafn, tonight
The petition
liberty
allowed
Mr.. who with whom Cook
Cooks
England could be family
Of
wholly Spar Lady
age is explanations ere accepted.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-26

so as to form Il square and then hem the
raw edges, Lay this square on the
floor and set the machine on if.
All threads, scraps and rawlings can
be dropped on this and when the sewer
has finished for the day the rug can be
picked up and the waste easily gathered.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-12
WILL NOT CONSIDER
CLAIMS OF ANOTHER
Until 1t is Determined Whether He
Can Be EIected.-Two Others Who
Have Been Mentioned Also Belong
To The Mississippi Conference.
Special to The Netcs.

Special to The NeNs.
Jackson, Miss, May 12.-According
to authentic advices from Asheville,
the delegates from the two Mississippi
conferences to the general conference
of the Methodist church will give
their solid support to Dr. w. B. Muir
rah, of this city, for election to the
college of bishops, and will not con-
slider the claims of any other member
of the clergy from this territory until
it is determined whether he can be
elected.
This is of deep significance in view
of the fact that the names of DR.. H.
NJ. DuBose, editor of the Epworth Era
and DR.. Lambuth, of Nashville, have
been prominently mentioned for elec-
tion to the Colleeg of Bishops. Both
of these divines belong to the Missis-
sippi conference, although they have
not resided in the state for several
years.
Private letters from members of
the Mississippi delegation state that
at least six new bishops will be chos-
en-, and the number may be increased
to eight, in view of the certainty that
Bishop Wilson will be placed on the
superannuated list, Bishop ]. S. Key
has also asked to be superannuated,
and this of course increases the like
lihood of a maximum number being
chosen.
The name of DR.. Murrah was sub
mitted four years ago for election to
the College of Bishops, and according
to some of the delegates who were in
attendance, he would have been elect
ed had the proper management been
shown. DR.. Murrah virtually threw
away his opportunity for this honor
several years ago when he declined
the secretaryship of the general board
of education, which would have given
him wide influence in the conference.
At the earnest solicitation of the
board of trustees of Millsaps College,
he declined the place and remained at
the head of the college.
Leaders of the Methodist church in
this state feel confident that at least
one of the new bishops will be chosen
from Mississippi. and admit that there
is a strong probability of DIR. DuBose
or DR.. Lambuth also being elected.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-12
FOUR MASKED men
RELEASE A TIGER

Special to The Ne1DS.
Hammond, La, May PA bold Jail
delivery was executed here success
fully Monday night when John John
son, a white man, claiming to be from
Bogalusa, made his escape from the
local bastile with the assistance of
four masked men.
According to the story told by three
negroes who We're confined in the Jail,
the four masked men went to the
lookup about 10 o'clock and gained
an entrance by prying off a panel on
the back of the building. Once inside
they bent the bars of the cage in
which Johnson was confined enough
for him to squeeze through. They
told the negroes to remain quiet or
they would be hurt.
Johnson was arrested Monday on
charge of selling liquor without H.
cense and was being held for trial.
This is thought to be the first move
toward a real war between the police
and the blind tigers" The police
made numerous arrests Monday and
yesterday, the offenders in most cases
being negroes.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-12
HAMMSND'S FEMALE
HIGHWAYMAN AGAIN

Hammond, La, May 12-Mrs. Wren,
the mysterious woman, is again
abroad, at her old work of highway
robbery, if the statement of a negro
woman that she was robbed by her
last Sunday night on a dark street is
to be believed. Mrs. Wren was only
just released from the penitentiary,
whittier she was sentenced to a years
Imprisonment, for series of bold and
successful highway robberies that
were almost in class by themselves
for their boldness and dash. Many
of the citizens of this city and Natal
bany were her victims, being held up
by her and relieved of money and
valuables at the point of a pistol in
the hands of the daring female knight
Of the road. In one or more of these
expeditions she was assisted by her
young son. The later operations of
the woman who is now being sought
by the authorities are said to have
been pulled OF in conjunction with
two male assistants.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-12
new ORLEANS IS
MUCHLY WORRIED
over announcement That President
Tart FaVors Two Expositions To
Celebrate Canal Opening.
(By Associated Press.)

New York. May 12.-With the re-
ceipt OF the news that President Taft
mad come ont in favor of two exposi-
uons 10 celebrate the completion of
the Panama Canal, one on the Allan
tic coast and one on the Pacific coast,
and, if only one, then on the Pacific
coast, at San Francisco, the promot-
ers Of the New Orleans exposition
were very much chagrined. They
said they had been under the impress
sion that the president had indorsed
the plan 10 hold the exposition in New
Orleans. As congress and not the
President will decide, however, they
are now directing the efforts toward
getting the support of Southern Con-
gressmen and will fight for the expo
sition any way Attention was called
to the fact that the president had ig-
nor"d the entire gulf coast in talking
to the California delegation and had
spoken Of only the Atlantic and Pa
cifc coasts