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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08

peaks of the Guadalupes are my home
/ want to be buried there when I die. !
am going to carry this secret with Ine
to the other world, so that for years
and years, people will remember me-
and talk about the rich gold mine that
membered, when the biggest men for
miles around will be forgotten. 1 will
give people something to talk about"
Son Tries to Locate 1t.
His son, Ross Sublett, who has made
several efforts TO find the mine, but al
ways failed, says:
Il have faint recollection OF it. I was
only small boy, when my father took
me there. We drove out in an old buck
board 1 know the mine was about six
miles from a spring The spring is in
what is known as the Russell hills Of
the Guadalupes, and that is why I have
always thought the mine was located
near there
II paid no attention at the time as
70 where we went, and was always glad
when my father. would be ready ito re-
turn home Father got the gold QUIT OF
a hole or cave, but it seemed like that
ii was in plain sight on the ground right
at my feet on the outside of Tire cave
When my father was on his deathbed,
I tried 10 get him to tell me how TO go
back. but he smiled and shook his head.
and said it would be useless, that
could never find it
Finds Mine and Loses IT.
Sublett once described the mine TO
Mike Wilson, who afterWard went out
TO the Guadalupes and at last found the
mine. He emptied his sack containing
provisions, and put in as much gold as
he could carry and began the journey
back home. Without waiting to recu-
perate from the effects of the hard trip,
Old Mike went on spree, celebrating
his discovery, for three weeks, until
most of his gold was gone. When again
he tried 10 go TO the mine for more gold,
he became bewildered, and lost his bear
ings.
Old Ben SubIett just laughed at VIII
sons bewilderment. and refused to d.
rect him again. He refused to locate
or tell any one where it was again, say
ing that if anybody wanted il. let him
go and hunt for il like I did" Later
Sublett died and carried the secret with
him. This was II years ago
ProspectOr Still Hopeful.
In the rude and lonely cabin at the
base Of the Guadalupe mountains with
a hole in the wall for a chimney, pal
fet of leaves for his bed, an empty pow
der keg for his dining table. an empty
cracker box for his cupboard and a
faithful dog as a companion, is the
home of a man, who would be as rich as
If he could only recolIect
the location of the mine
There is a little ravine," said Wilson.
rich with gold. All you have to do, is
TO stoop down and pick up the nuggets.
But the richest of the ore. 7 found, is
in the cave in the heart of the noun
tain. I noticed a seep spring not far
away. but this description viii not as
sist you in locating the place, as have
found many places just like it in my
search.
1T would do me no good now, should
I find it, for I am TOO old TO ever en-
JOY any benefit from its wealth." So
like old Ben Sublett. he viii die with
his secre<
Will the grim spectral chasm of the
ever give up IT'S secret?
If so Ell Paso county will be che most
famous gold district in the world.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08
CONTINUED From Yesterday.

the word BURNS is back in the coun.
try on clev we got from the night
clerk at the drug store. There will be
two more men here by noon, and the
city office is on the lookout"
The creek?" Gertrude asked.
The creek is shallow now. If it
were swollen with rain it would be
different There is hardly any water
in 1t. Now, Miss Innes," ne said,
turning TO me, 81 must ask you some
questions. Had Mr. Halsey any pos
slble reason for going away like this,
without warning?"
None whatever"
He went away once before" he
: persisted. and you we're as sure
then"
He did not leave the Dragon Fly
damned into the side of a freight car
before
No, but he left it for repairs in
a blacksmith shop, a long distance
from here. Do you know if he had
any enemies? Any one who might
wish him out of the way?"
Not that I know of, unless-no, !
cannot think of any"
Was he in the habit of carrying
money!"
he never carried It far. No. he
never had more than enough for cur
rent expenses"
MT Jameson got up then and be-
gan to pace the room. 1t was an I'M
Wonted concession to the occasion.
Ihen ! think We get at it by elm
lnauon- The chances are against
night If he was hurt, we find no
trace OF him. 1t looks almost like an
ABDUCTION This young DR.. Walker
nave you any idea why Mr.. 1nnes
should have gone there last night?
1 cannot understand it." Gertrude
said thoughtfully. q don't think he
knew Dr.. Walker at all, and-their re-
iauons could hardly have been cordial,
under the circumstances.
Jameson pricked up his ears, and
little by little he drew from us the
unfortunate story OF Halsey's love af-
fair, and the fact that Louise was go
ing TO marry DR.. Walker.
MT. Jameson listened attentively.
There are some interesting devel
opments here" he said thoughtfully.
The woman who claims to be the
mother of Lucien Wallace has not
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08

come back. Your nephew has appar-
emily been spirited away. There is an
organized attempt being made to en-
ter this house; in fact, it has been
entered. Witness the incident with
the cook yesterday. And / have a
new piece of information. He looked
carefully away from Gertrude. 'sMr.
johns Bailey is not at his Knicker-
booker apartments, and I don't know
where he is. It's hash, that's what
it is. It's a Chinese puzzle. They
won't f1t together, unless-unless Mr.
Bailey and your nephew have again"
And once again Gertrude surprised
me. They are not together" she
said holly. know where Mr.. Bailey
IS. and my brother is not with him"
Miss Gertrude" he said, IF you and
Miss Louise would only tell me every
thing you know and surmise about
this business, l should be able to do a
great many things. believe could
find your brother. and l might be able
to-well. to do some other things
But Gertrude's glance did not falter
Nothing that 1 know could helm
you to find Halsey," she said stubborn
~. L know absolutely as little of his
disappearance as you do, and | can
only say this: l do not trust Dr
Walker. l think he hated Halsev
and he would get rid of him if he
could"
CTo be contirued}.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08
FORUM TO DEBATE
THE MONEY QUESTIo~

The Forum will hold its regular wealr
" debate at the Y NJ c. A this evening
the topic for discussion being "ResoIvad
that the maintenance of a central banlt
by the United States government wouId
be an advantage over our present
monetary system" The affirmative side
will be taken by Edgar Kayser and =
W. Hafey. while Paul Boykin and 7 n
Miracle will take the negative.
T. NJ. WingO, of the American Ma
tional bank will deliver an address on
Banking and Civilization
There will be musical program as
usual.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08
NEW CHIHUAHUA BREWERY
BUILDING PARTLY COLLAPSES
Accident Costs Contractors Good Deal
of Money and Delays


chihuahua, Mex, Jan. S--A large
part of the new building which will be
occupied by the Cerveceria de Chirua-
hua whose old building was burned a
year or so ago. has fallen in, causing a
loss of about $4,000 to the contractors.
There were no workmen IN the building
at the time the accident occurred and.
fortunateIv. no one was hurt This will
have the result of delaying the compile
ton of the building considerably be-
yond the time called for in the con-
tract
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08

s. W. Mr.. and Mrs. Clanei win reside
in the Long residence IN the west end
Of town.
Walter Boehme and Rudolf Schulz
are visitors here from Chicago.
Leroy r Wade has returned from
Santa Fe
VIM Doering is in Monterey
County superintendent Haley IS In
Lancaster.
G. A. Bush Is visitor from Ancho.
Miss LOrena Sager is visiting IN Cap
itan-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08
FEDERAL BUILDING NOTES.

DR.. j. c. Reid, Of the bureau OF ami
NAL industry, was at San Elizario yes
terday making a cattle inspection
An Importation Of 40 head Of Mexican
cattle for the FL PasO market was made
yesterday Another shipment Of two
trainlOads is expected Saturday from
trainloadS are expected today from
Mexico
Harry Lane, collector OF customs, IS
unable TO be at his desk in the federal
building because OF. illness
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08
CARRIzoZO COUPLE ARE
welded IN Ell PASO

Carrizozo. n. NJ, jan S.-Joe Clanel
and Miss Bernice Lane were married
in FL Paso Thursday The bride has
lived in Carrizozo ever since the town
was established three years ago. Mr.
Clanel is conductorN on the e. P. &
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08

Less we forget, let's keep our money
at home and still get the best. Globe
Flour.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08

Less we forget, let's keep our money
at home and stu get the best. Globe
Flour.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-04
What She Said.

When a persons dress and bearing
are striking it is natural to expect
that voice and conversation will be in
keeping. Nevertheless it does not al.
ways turn out so.
A man standing on the street cor
ner waiting for his car saw two pretty
and tastefully dressed girls approach.
ing from opposite directions. Their
smiling faces showed that they were
acquainted, and as they came nearer
the observant man prepared to hear
gracefully expressed greetings and
well bred tones of voice.
What he heard, in a chirping bird
like treble, was this: "Wot you ehaw.
in, May?"-Youth's Companion.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-04
Rural Free Delivery in the South.

Throughout the mountain districts
of the South the mail is carried on
horseback. The pouch is about FIVE
feet long, divided in two sections and
opens in the middle. Half the mail
is put in each side of the sack and in
this way it is carried on the horses
back
In the rough mountain section the
work is anything but easy. Where
there are no roads 1t is hard work,
riding through storms, fording
streams, climbing steep and rocky
trails with almost perpendicular cliffs
above and below. One mis-step
means death to horse and rider on the
rocks below.
The postmaster is notified to have
the mail ready by the footing of the
horn which every mail carrier car
ries. He blows the horn before he
gets to the postoffice, as a signal to
be ready for him, so that there will be
no delay in making his trip on time
Fur News.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-04
A SONG FROM THE TENEMENT
DISTRICT.

The ministers preach an the church MEM
bers pray
An beg lis t live in holier way,
Steer clear o. the pitfalls we find IN our
An merit Gods mercy instead q His
wrath.
They think the things easy Z do just
because
They've never crossed swords with the
natural laws
OF circumstance-laws which cant be UNI
by the fellers who've nothin' Z DO but be
good.
They live in a mansion or cottage, Queen
Anne's,
An such things don't go with the "rushin'
of cans
Like tenement does, where your domi-
Giles bare,
Except for a stove an a three.leSged chair.
They mean well when thus they invite us
Up some needed reforms, an our old ways
forsake;
But Fatc's bondage don't let us act Just as
we should
II US fellers had nothin' T. do but be good
Oh, it's six days o workin for us, an the
rest
That we find on the seventh amt alters
the best
For morals, we'll own, what with cards and
can"
But they're "throw-offs" that rest up a
laborin' man.
Reformers the problem can solve-in n
book
But in the applyin' by hook or by crook
Sin wins far more battles than maybe il
would
If us fellers had nothin' T. do but be good
Roy Farrell Greene, in Leslie's.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-04
~ ~
Jealousy
BY Uinifred Black

f%++%++%+f% oUIS PT been called before
the French his wife chaned 10
wall for
1T a nothing" Parat when he went 10 tne
n police to explain have IN but gnawlng
! ! jealousy | work when my VIE
k-E free g where other may look at her'
S*%**%+%%s@ going to do
about they'd do. wish they wousd
cha him tied up
Just let him get chance control that gna~g jealousy
that causes him
wonder Madame Paat had jealous while she was ch
ed
suppose the gallant gentleman in this quite succeeded in making ms
wife believe that have husband VINO e
SO much about her that he had keep her chained up to Keep him from
going jealousy
You'll remember Manta persuaded his wife to do all the work
for him telling watch
Madame Pae very
graceful she o wall
OF all miserable insanity Jealousy ne
MIND 10
OF things the maries.
with sne VIII nave
egoism he calls Jealousy
husband or
But the jealousy that sees
wckedness in every opnt
of insanity and the v
it should be brought realize that
husband Jealous that he won't let out OF the mouse
conductor? Call 4 brain specialist. ,-.
you'll them you let
persecution unchecked-New York American
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-04
MODESTY.

The Critic-"What, in your opln-
ion, are the three best poems In the
English language?"
The Poet-"Well, there's Shelleys
'Skylark' and Keats 'Grecian Urn
and-I hadn't thought up a good
title for the other-it isn't really I'm
ished yet."-Cleveland Leader.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-04
PROPER SPIRIT.

do you really think it necessary,
to give Mrs. Bigwad anything on her
birthday"
Eyes, Harold, we really must.
She remembered all our children at
Christmas, and now the least We can
do is to retaliate. Puck.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-04
A NATURAL RESULT.

what caused the accident py
which the aviators were thrown from
their airships?"
II believe they quarreled.'
"How did that cause the acc'-
dent?'"
Naturally, 1t resulted In thelr
falling out."-Baltimore American
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-04
A symptom.

I'm afraid that boy Josh is going
to turn out to be a poet
why, he says he's going to be a
big banker"
Yes That's what convinces. me
that he's one OF these idle dreamers
Washington Star.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-04
RATHER ALOOF.

THAT woman is unsociable."
isn't she pleasant when you
meet?"
Eyes, but she won't abuse the
neighbors." - Louisville Courier.
Journal.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-04
INTELLECT IN LOVE
Being What Happened to the Young
Lawyer Proud Of His Mental
Superiority.

->N~~r>N~Y>~~~o~~~S~~ >~~o~~>N>>>>>~~r~
X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X
NN"~~N"~"'~>"N0~">'O"N~'' ~"~>NN|N"~>N'~"~>'~"~>~
do you know why I love you,
William" she said. 1T is because
you are so sensible"
And as for william, he kissed her
fondly and he tried to look as much
like Solomon as the limitations of ma
ture permitted.
you know" she said, father al
ways says that II had been boy l
would have made a lawyer, too. He
says have the legal temperament"
And as for William, he kissed her
again with the air of man of intel
lect.
IF there is one thing admire"
she said, II is intelligence.
william looked grayely intelli-
CENT?
For, after all. everything is
founded on reason William,
1 have been thinking over a few
things. You don't mind II l ask, do
you?"
Certainly not" said William.
Go ahead"
And he seated himself back in a
sort of judicial attitude and pre-
pared himself to pass intelligent
judgment upon any little points that
she might care 20 submit to his su-
perior intellect.
Now, when we first loved each
other" she began, you wrote me
every day. Last week didn't get a
letter. Now why is that, I wonder?"
well, you see, I've been so busy
lately, and besides call so often, and
know you know l. love you, and |
think about you all the more, be-
sides"
Him. You have been so busy late
ly. But, William, weren't you Just
as busy year ago?"
"Oh, dear, no."
I'm what respects are you buster
now?"
William fdgeted little.
Are your hours any longer at the
Officer" she asked.
'N-no. They're about the same"
"Are you working nights?"
"N-no."
so, really, then, William, you are
not buster than you were a year ago.
Let us now take up our second rea-
son. You say you call so often now"
Three times a week." said Will
lam, significantly.
Three times a week." she re-
peated. But didn't you call as often
as that year ago."
Ibid II"
Ibid you! William! Don't you
remember"
Come to think of it, I guess you're
right"
80, you see, that disposes of the
second point. You see, though, that
now you know l know you love me.
Wasn't that equally true a year ago?"
And as for William, he fidgeted
again.
Wasn't it," she gently insisted.
mot so much so.'
"Oh, William! You told me a year
ago of your love for me and told
you loved you, too Wasn't that all
sufficient? What more could there
be?"
II wasn't sure" mumbled William.
but you had no reason to doubt
me, had your"
"N-no."
And had no reason to doubt you,
had II"
"N-no."
80 that disposes of that. And
finally you say that you think about
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-04
ARTISTIC TEMPERAMENT.

Hamlet seemed to speak with au-
thority in his advice TO the players"
Yes" replied Mr.. Stormington
Barnes, although he was rather
quiet and patient. But in his other
scenes he was as nervous and irasci-
BILE as a regular stage manager. -
Washington Star.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-04
A Crafty Move.

my Brooklyn aunt has put me down
in her will for thirty thousand. 1t
pays to honor the old folks"
What did you do?"
Il went into half mourning the
time the pet rubber plant died.
Louisville CouTier.Journal.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-04
EFFECTIVE DISCUSSES.

1--WE like progress" explained the
young Turk, "but we cannot allow
our women to appear publicly VIM
out veils."
That's all right" declared the
tourist. "You needn't fall bebind
the procession. Put 'em in auto Cog
giles. "-Louisville Courier-Journa'
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-04
INTERNAL TELEPHONY.

why didn't you listen for thaty
small voice within called con-
science?"
Il did," replied the discovered and
therefore repentent CRATER, but |
guess the line was busy, Washing.
ton Star.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-04

The production of 1858 short tons
of tungsten concentrates in the Unit
ed States last year established a new
record for the metal. OF this amount
Colorado yielded 14O1 tons.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-04
LIMITATIONS.

$50 you are going to spend thel
summer inland?"
Eyes; we like to be exclusive, and
father has bought us a mountain"
Il see. Even money can't buy an
individual ocean. Louisville Cour.
ier-Journal.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-04
UNSEEN.

''In those old Arabian Nights sto-
ries it was quite easy for a man 70
become invisible"
Yes" replied Miss Cayenne.
Now the only occasion on which
man is practically invisible is his
own wedding day."-Washington
Star.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-04
RURAL AMENITIES.

Fair Passenger-"But, good gra-
cious, why didn't the train stop here?
1t is supposed to-"
Porter-"Yes, miss, but the en-
CINE driver has quarreled with the
station master. "-Pele Mele.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-04

THE NEW COLLEGE GAME.
When other arms and other legs
The game of football play,
And fair co-eds and wispy segs
Commingle in the fray,
There may perchance in bleachers rise
The voice of some old frat,
To say, with sorrow and surprise,
"And so, it's come TO that"
Chicago Tribune,
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-04
! *.s4s-S%s+sIs*

competition number men
the
the treatment
is believe Of the elective system to think
that different treatment For while there Is very
number study almost infinite variety
afeward
comparatively types with which deal
like
n universities examinations arranged
the these different think realize the chief
advantages of the elective system the system without subjecng
evils confident that degree of col
which Of colleges
which will be recognized only col
what is
things after life
education
things
The former element the
while him the tanngFrom Les
lies Weekly.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-04

Samples Of Turkish tobacco, grown
in the Uganda protectorate, British
East Africa, lost their Cavalla char
acter, developing a new aroma and
favor of good quality.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-04

me all the more. Is that true, Will
iam?"
Eyes. yes! II you only knew how
much think about you now"
But, William! A year ago you
told me that all your thoughts were
filed with me-"
They we're, tool"
IF that is so, and I do not doubt
you, William, how can you think OF
me more now than you did then?"
William breathed hard.
1T is true, what YOU said a year
ago, isn't it, William"
Certainly"
"And all your thoughts were filled
with me-"
YES"
"Then how can you think of me
any more now?"
Don't know"
80 you see, dear, there is really
no reason why you shouldn't write
me as often now as you did a year
ago, is there?"
no"
She looked at him with a melan-
choly triumph.
well, William" she said, what
have you to say?"
Nothing" mumbled William.
Dear William" she said, you
mustn't take it so much to heart. We
mustn't quarrel, you know. Kiss and
be friends"
What sense is there in a kiss?"
asked William bitterly.
what sense?"
Eyes! What sense?" And know
Inc then that he was not without
arms of offense he frowned intellec-
tually and said: "Katherine!"
Yes, William"
"You have said you have a legal
temperament. l think you have. But
is there (do you think any romance
in the Revised Statutes?"
"Why, no."
Would you expect to find a lover
in the Law Reports?"-
why, no."
There are hundreds of thousands
of girls in this city. might love any
one of them almost. l love you and
only you. Why?"
Il have often wondered" she
breathlessly exclaimed.
But you say that everything is
founded on reason. Give me the rea-
SON."
She clasped her hands instead.
is love founded on argument, do
you Think" he ineXorably continued.
why, no."
Then why do you argue with me?
You can argue with everybody but
you can't love everybody. Not very
we'll! Hereafter, shall greet you
with an algebraic formula or shall ]
greet you as I have always done?"
please, William"
Instead of singing together, shall
we discuss the difference between law
and equity or argue on suitable re-
strictions to guard against the abuse
of habeas corpus proceedings?"
please, Wllllaml
Instead of sending you flowers,
shall send you botanical essays? In
stead of sending you poems, shall I
send you Tate's Elemental Geomen-
try? What sense is there in flowers?
What sense is there in poetry?"
please, please, William!"
He made a grand gesture.
Shall now proceed to explain
logarithms to your" he demanded.
"Or"-And his voice fell to the lower
register, 'or shall tell you how I
feel when the moonlight CLEANS upon
your hair?"
"oh, tell me how you feel" she
whispered, when the moonlight
CLEANS upon my hair!"-New York
Evening Sun.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-04
lS.s-~-ON- ~"H~.1OS2
! College-dnd AtterlOdrd {
BY President Hadley, of Yale

curriculum with all It's faults had the element OF com
petition all the boys studying the same hing
something them ALL With the introduction Oh
elective system secured competition between teachers
better teaching but have practically done away
with competition students and have lost at that
end the gained at the other This loss
has been a serious Much of the undue interest In
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-04


performed by the
production factory
the fundameu,
qualifications of supervising and directing
when industry
our present factory
question social order is in
The the home
experience established its functions limitations we can
normal sphere
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-04

"Does your wife ever lose her
temper?"
IF she does she knows where to
find it again. - New York Telegram.