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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-14
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Best summer tonic is bathing at
Saltair.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-03
LOCAL AVIATORS TO
FLY AT SAN ANGELO
HOMEMADE Aeroplane Will
Be Used as Feature
of Event.

San Angelo. Texas, Oct 3.-The San
Angelo annual carnival and county fair
opened here today and will continue
through October s. There will be a
program of horse racing auto racing,
matrimonial department, a baby show.
broncho busting, a good lot OF carnival
shows and other amusement features.
The agricultural and live stock exhibits
promise to be the best ever seen in this
section of Texas.
A special feature will be trial flights
of two aeroplanes constructed in San
Angelo by two local aviators, Noah
Smith and Ben G. Campbell.
A woman's building, which has been
erected by the ladies of San Angelo,
will contain the ladies' work depart
ment as well as a rest room for wo-
men and children. This building cost
$500, the funds being raised entirely
by the women.
The judges in the race department
have hung up purses amounting to
$1,000 and the best horses in Texas and
Oklahoma will compete.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-03
FOREST RANGER VACANCIES \
ARE REPORTED AT sAFFORB
Examinations to Be Held There: Man
Has Hand Severely Injured in Mil;
Boy Steps On Hot Ashes.

Stafford, Ariz, Oct. 3-The United
civil service commission announces an
examination on October q and % to Sc
cure eligibles from which to make GER
LITIGATION to fill vacancies as they oc-
cur in the position of assistant ranger
in the forest service, at salary of
S1100 per year.
w P. Lathrop, who resigned his po-
sition six weeks ago as bookkeeper for
the Solwico wholesale house, and left
for his home in Kansas City, has re-
turned and will fill the vacancy made
by the resignation of K. Sloan, cashier
of the ella Valley Bank and Trust com
pany.
Walter W. Williams, while at work
in the Stafford mill, had his hand
caught between the rollers and badly
torn, four fingers had to be ampu-
tated and several stitches taken in the
hand.
Little Charles Heyle stepped in a bed
of hot ashes, burning his feet and an
kles badly
Is The local option election will be held
here on Oct. II. B. r. Thum, F. r. Pat
terson and Dave Ridgway have been
appointed judges.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-03
RIPLEY SAYS SANTA FE IS
NOT AFTER THE TAOS ROAD
Ex-Governor Prince to Represent New
Mexico at Gettysburg
Conference

Santa Fe, n. NJ, Oct. 3.-President
E. P Ripley Of the Santa Fe, while
here, denied that the Santa Fc had any
intention of buying the st. Louis,
Rocky Mountain & Pacific railroad and
extending it 10 Taos. as d been re-
ported.s lie declared mat mis- visit TO
Taos was purely pi9t- are trip.
Governor Mills has appointed ex-(iov.
L. Bradford Prince as New Mexico s
representative at the conference 10 be
held~Oct. 10 at Harrisburg and Gettys
burg, Pa, to arrange for National
celebration on the battlefield of thc
seIni-eehtennia1 of the battle Of Gettys-
burg.
The school board of Santa Fe has de-
cided to introduce medical inspection of
the children in the public schools at
regular intervals, being the first
board of education in New Mexico to
do so.
Levi Turner, a coal miner, was killed
by a fall Of rock to the amount Of Is
tons at the entrance of the Yankee coal
mines near Ration.
John Joseph Conner, a young business
man of ST. LOUIS died here of tuber-
culosis. He was member of the
knights of Columbus
Governor Mills has appointed Edward
Hart of Gallup county commissioner
for the second district of Mckinley
county, vice Palmer Kettner, resigned.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-03
TO ROAST COPPER ORE
WITH ELECTRIC HEAT

F. T. Snyder, OF the MetalIurgic En-
cheering company of Chicago, an
nounces that his company has now
under consideration for client in Mex
leo the question of roasting copper
ore with electric heat, generated with
water power where there is no fuel Of
any sort.
In this connection it is interesting
that Mr.. Snyder, who is an authority
on electric furnaces, stated in Mining
Science that the only work done with
roasting ores with electric heat he
knows of was done by him four years
ago in preparing zinc sulphides for
magnetic separation
In this operation the roasting has TO
be controlled within narrow limits and
the electric heat was considered in
view of the accurate control that reg
ulatfon Of the current gave over the
roasting temperature. The develop
ment OF a method OF separating the
ores without roasting led to the meth
cd being laid aside, but enough was
done to show that technically the cleo
trio heat was practical, Since that
work was done, other methods of ap-
plying electric heat in metaluEgica1 op-
CREATIONS have been developed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-03
CoLoNIA DURLAN NOTES.

Colonia, DubIan, Mex, Oct 3.-Wil-
liam Carroll of Colonia Pacheco, who
has been suffering with typhoid fever,
died at his home this week.
Born, in Colonia Juarez, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Taylor, a boy: to Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Cox, a girl.
Mrs. Lille Romney has returned
from her trip to Stafford, Ariz.
Aunt Catherine Romney and Meta
Romney have gone to Arizona for a
visit and for their health.
The primary children are preparing a
good program for their fair to be held
next Friday. Many of the exhibits are
all ready in and many others are near
/ ing completion.
Eastern capitalists have become in
terested in the mining property of o.
P. Brown in Sonora, and he mas made
an appointment to meet them there. Ii
they are pleased with the properties
they will either buy or put up money
for their DEVELOPMENT. Mr.. Brown left
Dublan Thursday to meet them and
, show them the mines
Bert Redd is moving into his newly
acquired home Mrs. Thurber has gone
to Utah and left him in full possession
Benjamin Echols was called to the
bedside of his mother in Arizona She
died the day after his arrival.
Arthur Haymore of Sonora has gone
to Utah to conference He will go from
there to Mexico to fill a mission.
The little daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Hawkins, who has, been sick with ty-
phoid fever for such long time, is bet
ter. There is hope now for her recov-
cry.
Earl Stoweu and Charles Burrell, OF
Colonia Juarez, have gone to Utah and
from there they Will go to the south
ern states on a mission
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-03
ATTORNEY GENERAL. PUTS
BAN ON DRINKING CLUBS
Charters of Many Are Likely to Be Re-
v0ked During the Month of
October.

San Antonio, Texas, Oct. Social
cIubS,s with drinking features, in Texas
are under the ban of the attorney gen
eral of Texas and within the next thir-
ty days suits will be instituted to can
eel the charters Of nearly 1000 of such
organizations. There are large num-
Der in San Antonio, Dallas Houston,
Galveston, Waco, Fort Worth, and 9th
err of the larger cities. Nearly every
town of $500 inhabitantSi have at least
one. The charters of the clubs are taken
out presumably for social or benevo-
lent purposes In reality, it is claimed
by the attorney general these clubs
are maintained solely in an attempt to
avoid the anti-gambling law and' the
Sunday liquor selling law.
It is a well known fact that in some
of them a poker game and bar flour
ish 1t is claimed that men viii play
cards in these clubs and get drunk, be-
ing assured Of being. secluded from the
public, who would not enter any other
gambling place or even q saloon II is
also claimed that many boys from Is
years old up are permitted to join and
enjoy all of the privileges Sunday is
the big day with the clubs as the sa-
looms are closed on that day and liquor
can be secured nowhere else.
In San Antonio it is claimed there are
100 such clubs and that they are for the
whites, for the Mexicans and for the
negroes. The membership fee is 81 and
no dues. In every one two or three po-
ker games are said to be going on
day and night. Liquor is sold, it is al
legged, from daylight to daylight and on
Sunday as well as week days.
The law makes ample provision for
the forfeiture Of such charters and in
case the attorney general means bust
ness there vii be CONSERVATION in the
ranks OF the men owning the charters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-03
NoGALEs MAN BREAKS FOOT
IN FALL FROM HORSE
Horse Has to BE Killed; Cars Stored
for San Francisco Excursion; New
CIothing Store Opens.

Nogales. Ariz, Oct al. A Hawkins
of Nogales was injured when a horse
he was riding fell, throwing him to the
ground and breaking several bones in
his foot as well as injuring the horse
so it had to be shot
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Houston have re-
turned to their home in Texas, after a
visit to Nogales.
E. z. Pope of Washington, D. c., is
on business in Nogales-
Emerson Eichler, W. ]. Case and H.
G. Hall are in Nogales from South Da-
kota to invest in this portion Of the
country.
Mrs. W. J. B. Barnett has returned
from an extended visit to the Pacific
coast.
number of S. P. coaches are ac-
cumulating here for the Fiesta de San
Francisco excursions in October.
D. A Moreno and family of Santa
Ana are here to put the children in
school.
Dan Hagan has returned from bust
ness trip to California.
Dave Loeb has leased the Hagan
block and will open a clothing store.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-03
NO ZINE IN ORE AROUND
THE PARADISE DISTRICT

The ore in the California district
around Paradise, in eastern Coclfise
county, Ariz., according to A Call, oc-
ours in a formation similar to that of
Morenci, Ariz. There is no lime, the
copper, silver and lead being in fissure
veins in the porrShyry. Though this
field has been prospected for years,
only recently has outside capital in
vaded it.
The most extensive present opera
lions are on a claim Of the Bisbee-So-
nora company, owner OF a group ad-
joining Thomas Cole and associates
Manhattan mine Thei accompany is now
driving a tunnel in the mountain with
a well defined ledge showing on the
surface. This tunnel is designed to be
the main haulage level, tapping at a
depth of 900 feet the veins already
prospected by surface workings. The
tunnel will be 1900 feet long, having
been projected half this distance. and
already has cut one good ore body. The
tunnel is eight feet wide and nine feet
high. suitable for double tracks, An
air compressor plant viii be installed.
In the same district Texas capital has
been interested in the Whitehall Mining
and Milling company's claims. on which
1000 feet of development work has
been done. In the west drift the work
follows q fissure vein seven feet wide,
the ore running five per cent copper
. and 40 percent sulphur. Another drift
shows high grade copper and lead ore.
The Texas company owns % claims.
The future plans are for a Seton con-
centrator.\
The cid pioneer group of the camp
is the old Leadville, formerly ship
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-03
RANCHES AROUND FORT
DAVIS GET GOOD RAINS

Fort Davis. Texas, Oct. S.-The
ranches of S. A. Tompson, Claude Smith
and the Point Of Rock ranch, owned
by W. T. Jones, all received fine rains,
filling all the tanks on the ranches.
Mr.. Miles and family have moved to
FIT Davis to live.
Mrs. Mccain, who visited friends at
Uvalde, Texas, has returned home.
Work on the new court house is get
ting along nicely. Two more carpen-
tiers have arrived to help with it.
Charley Pruett and wife were in
town in their car on their way to Pc
COS. Miss Jettie Pruett accompanied
them after they reached FIT. Davis.
Jas. Stewart and Joe Espy have late
ly. installed an acetylene gas plant each
in their new residences.
Mrs. ]. W. McCutcheon has taken her
Visitors, Mr.. and Mrs. Kellow, to the
ranch for a few days stay.
W. Keesey is, preparing TO build a
very fine residence.
The Vaudeville show, which was Civ
en- on two nights, was very good and
well attended.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-03
CLOVIS COUNTY FAIR rs
DECLARED BEST YET HELD
Free Barbecue. Speeches aad Races
Were Closing Features OF
Successful Exposition.

Clovis. n. NJ. Oct. 3.-The Curry
county fair and barbecue which came
to a close Saturday evening was the
most successful ever held here Thou
sands of people were in the city and
the crop exhibits proved that Curry
county has raised lots of food stuff
Prizes amounting to over $500 were
paid in premiums on the first day OF
the fair. The most spectacular event
ever witnessed in Clovis was the pa
rade by over 600 school children
through the streets. making a double
file more than quarter of mile long.
Saturday was free barbecue day
with races and speeches. The fair
closed with an exhibition at night by
Burk's Uncle Toms Cabin. From the
exhibits at the Curry county fair was
selected a large exhibit to go to the
Albuquerque fair. This exhibit will be
in charge of C. A. .Scheurich-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-03
LOUDERMILK SAYS
CROP rs SHORT ONE
President ofFarmers' Union
Estimates Cotton Crop
at 100000 Bales.

San Antonio, Texas, Oct. 3-If the
estimate of w T. LoudermiIk presi-
dent of the Texas Farmers Union, is
correct, Texas will have a cotton crop
not to exceed 10000 bales, or the
smallest in the Est fifteen years. It
will be more thin 100000 bales below
the normal crop. The estimate of pres
fceHt- Laudermf1k is based on accurate
reports from all sections Of the state,
furnished by the farmers themselves,
and may be considered as authentic In
view of the very short crop, he predicts
that cotton will sell for Is cents before
January 1 and advises growers to hold.
There is little indication that his adj
vice is being taken, for cotton is being
rushed to Galveston faster than was
ever known. There has been shipped
from that port to October 1, $50, 900
bales, which is 10000 more than was
shipped at the same period last year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-03
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WERE MARRIED ONE DAY
EARLIER THAN EXPECTED
Bryan-CartWrighf NuptiaIs at Maria
Took Friends By Surprise; Heavy
Rain Falls.


Maria, Texas, Oct S.-The Hysan
Land company has moved into the new
Raetzsch building.
DR.. J. c. Midkiff has moved his Of
flee into the Palace drug store.
The Bryan-Cartwright nuptials were
celebrated a day sooner than was ex-
pected by their friends. Only the fam
lilies of the cor tracing parties and
three of the brides intimate friends
were present. The young couple de-
cided to surprise everybody. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. ]. ]. Maui
rer, after which the members of the
party were entertained by Mrs. l.. E.
Cartwright, the newly welded couple
leaving early in the evening in their
auto for their ranch, about is miles
from Maria
Sheriff Chastain has returned from
a trip to San Antonio and other points.
Rev. A. T. Felix. accompanied by
Mrs. Felix, went to Alpine with Luke
Brete in his car.
Mrs. Irvine. Of Alpine, is visiting in
Maria.
Rev. B. w Allen left Monday for Ar
tesla, \. NJ, to attend the Methodist
conference.
All the people for miles around Mar
ia are feeling good over. the downpour
of rain last week 1t means much to
the ranges. Not for months has it
rained SO hard in this vicinity.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-03
HIGH COURTS START
GRINDING AT AUSTIN
Potter County License Case
Expected to Come Before
Suprene Court. -
SIlDrenlo


Austin. Texas. Oct 3.-Au Of the
higher courts, the supreme court, the
court Of civil appeals and the court OF
criminal appeals opened for business
Monday morning.
They will be imm ediately occupied
with matters of Importance The Sn-
preme court may be called to pass up
on whether or not Potter county, OF
which Amarillo is the county seat, can
secure LIQUOR licenses The attorney
general has ruled they cannot be is
sued. despite a recent election which
voted the county wet
The third court of civil appeals VIII
have before il the Galveston-Houston
differential case, appealed from the
Travis county district court TINS case
has been Theoretically set for subnlis-
sion october 5, but owing TO the dit
ficulty in preparing briefs this case
may ndt actually be, submitted before
the latter part Of october.
Pending in the court Of criminal ap-
peals are many cases of Importance
which will have to be passed upon.
The supreme court is composed OF
chief Justice r. r. Gaines and ascot
ate justices T. J. Brown and F. A VII
lams.
Thee curt of civil appeals. third judi
cial district, is composed of chief JUS
t1ce w NJ Key anu dSSOCidtS justices
g. H Rice and c H Jenkins. The
right Of Judge Jenkins to sit has been
called into question, but the attorney
general has ruled that he is and he
assumed his duties Monday
The court of civil appeals, third judi
posed Of chief justice W. L. Davidson
and associate justices W f. Ramsey
and Felix J. McCord- Senator A j.
Harper was recently elected to succeed
justice McCord, but will not assume
his duties until after next January.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-03

hitting him free use of the arms and
hands in handling a gun. Even with
the full equipment after the change,
the front view Of the soldier will not
show he is carrying any load. This will
add greatly to the appearance Of the
soldiers. The soldiers blanket and 9TH
er equipment will be rolled up on his
back so that he can sleep without much
discomfort, even in full equipment.
The present blouse will also be re-
placed by sweaters. The sweaters will
not be of the athletic kind but more
like jerseys, buttoling up the front
with bright buttons.
The long overcoat is also to give way
to a short pea jacket 1t is believed
this will give the soldiers much more
free movement in the use Of their legs
The new uniforms will be in service be-
fore winter is over.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-03
ALTO STOCKMEN MAKING
PLANS FOR THE WINTER

Alto. n. NJ, Oct. Solver Jackson
and Tom Mcdonald have sold their
steers to Pete. Johnson of Nogal N. NJ,
for SIC per head.
cattle to the San Andreas mountains
for the winter.
oliver Jackson has let Ike Wingfield
Of Ruidoso, n NJ, hove his stock of
cattle to pasture for the winter.
Alfred Hale of Ruidoso, n. NJ, passed
through Alto with large herd of goats
that he is taking to (his brother, An
drew, near Carrizozo,f n. M, who will
take care of them through the winter.
John Imam and daughter, Miss
Claude, left for the San Andreas noun
tains, where Miss Claude will teach
this winter.
Marvel Lane is cutting small grain,
barley and oats, for the farmers in and
around Alto.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-03
JONES BUYS INTEREST OF
OTtS IN THE VAUGHN BANK.
William Little Makes Record in Crop
Raising on His Farm Near
Vaughn.

Vaughn. n. NJ, Oct 3-Presidert
Isaac Otis and cashier Grant Otis have
sold their interest in the Vaughn Trust
and Savings bank to H. B. Jones.
president of the First National bank
Of Tucumcari- Mr.. Jones is also pres
ident Of the bank recently burned at
Duran. The two banks will consOll-
date, the Duran bank bringing its in
terests to Vaughn.
J. II Pardue is making an addition
to his store occupied by Earl Boes. con-
fectioner. Z
William Little, on his ella m a mile
and a half from town, IS one Of the
must successful farmers anywhere in
the vincinity of Vaughn this year.
From ten and tweleve acres
planted to beans he will gath
er 1000 pounds and will dis
pose Of them in the home market. His
corn, milo maize and peas are fine.
The maize and corn have aeea cut and
stacked in the fed He mas thn whole
$50 acres in cultivation. In passing i:
locks like Kansas farm.
B. 3. Brown, # E.ncino. " ", has
located here and will go in business.
Station agent Moore, lof the Santa Fe,
is building q very nice home near the
station.
H. II. Hargis. station agent of the
Southwestern, sold a large number Of
tickets for the recent excursion to Ell
Paso.
Mr. and Ms. Henry Raethel have
gone TO Osawatomie, ash Mr.. Rae
thel having a position with Missouri
Pacific railroad.
Mrs. Maggie Mcdonald, who has been
visiting her parents, was called home
to Winslow. Ariz., on account of FL
ness of her husband.
DR.. H Phelps, who has been i'll with
typhoid fever, is recovering.
J. NJ. Pardue has gone to Carlsbad
n NJ. to improve some of his real es-
tate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-03
RADICAL CHANGES TO BE
MADE IN UNIFORMS SOON
Blanket Rob VIII Disappear From
Backs Of Regulars 10 Permit
Eree Use of Arms

San Antonio, Texas, Oct 3.-Within
q few months it will be impossible to
tell the soldier OF the United States
from European soldier unless the flag
is seen floating above his head. This
will be due 10 the radical changes to
be made in the uniform within the near
future. Official reports received at Fort
Sam Houston are to the effect that all
OF the recommendations of the infan-
try equipment board have been accept
ed, except those referred to the cav
airy equipment board for concurrence.
One of the radical changes Will be
the disappearance Of the blanket roll
which has always been associated with
a soldier in the minds Of the public.
owing to its prominence in pictures
Under the new plan the entire load will
be placed on the soldiers backs. per-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-03
soLoMoNvILLE PERSONALS.

SOlomonville, Ariz., Oct 3-Johnny
Diaz is in Morenei, AriZ., visiting with
relatives.
S. 3. Curtis was called to Los Ange-
les, Cal, last week by the serious ILL
ness of a son. He was to be operated
on for cancer.
E t. Usher was in from San Jose on
Friday morning.
The school attendance has been in
terfered with seriously by the number
Of children that are suffering with sore
eyes.
Miss Lottie Cotton Spent Saturday
and Sunday with her home folks at SAT-
ford, Ariz.
The Diaz block presents a nice ap-
pearance since the new coat of plaster
and kalsomine.
Born to the wife OF H. S. Palmer, a
boy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-03
TRY DR. CHE HOK's VEGETABLE
COMPOUND.

MEDICINES for
hereditary debil-
lIy or 4. weakness
OF men, women
an d children.
Chronic BLOOD
Poison. EruptiorS
all Skin Diseases
rheumatism, Ca
tarrh, Heart Dis
ease, Lung Troy
BILE, Liver Com
plant and Con-
stipation-
Female internal
trouble, inf1ama-
ton OF acute
pains INSTANT
LY CURED. Of
Bell Phone 2919-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-03
NEW STYLE OF CONVERTER
AT JEROME, ARIZ., SHELTER

At the United Verde mine smeIter, Je-
rome, Ariz.. a new copper converter has
been installed and has given most sat
iSfactory results. This converter bears
the name of its inventor Kundsen,
Norwegian, and has received its first
test in this country at Jerome. The
hard and highly mineralized ores OF
Jerome are particularly adapted to the
action of the Kundsen converter, which
is operated with less fuel and yet pro-
.duces a greater heat and a higher
grade of matte than the usual machine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-03

per. 1t is now under lease to the Cal
ifornia and Paradise company. The ore
is siIver-lead.
The Chiricahua and Duluth company
in the same district, has a group of so
claims near the BiSbee-Sonora group.
The ore is copper. This company paid
S35, coo for it's property.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-03
SILVER CITY WAR VETERAN
DIES ON HIS VALLEY RANCE

Silver City, n. NJ, Oct 9.-A. w. An
thony. IA prominent rancher on the up
per Mimbres and a veteran of the Civil
var, died at his ranch home. He had
resided in this county for more than
so years and leaves a large family. He
had accumulated large real estate hold
ings of property.