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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-05
Special Duty.

Private Brawner of Company G has
been detailed on special duty as com.
pany gardener. relieving Private Gate.
mann of Company G.. Private Gate.
mann is doing duty now with his com.
pany.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-05

The men of this command were paid
at 10,3O this morning by the Paymas-
ter they We're paid in the following
ORDER Post Non-commissioned Stan,
Hospital Corps, Companies +, II, G,
and II.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-05
Appreciation

TO THE PUBlCWe wish at this time to express appreciation
the Island public for the confidence eposed manifested by
large number OF purchases Of the
past we have handled ten different cars handle
only three
There is a for this
To handle was produced seemed us too much like
trying on the dog'-wih the public as the Dou.
Our policy to study the situation carefully gauge local conditions
and then consult the best automobile authorities Amca-th
result that we represent today
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-05

Blank books Of all sorts. iedgers.
etc, manufactured by the Bulletin
Publishing Company.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-05

Inter-Island and o. X. a l., shipping
books for sale at this ulletin
ofice. 6Oc each.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-05

The Post painters have completed
F and II Company barracks with their
trimming coats and are at G Company
barracks at present. They expect to
start on Il Company barracks about
the middle of next week.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-05

Totals. ..37 . 3 2 81 10 4
c. A. c. JUNIORS.
Runs 10000 80 80
Base hits ......1 001301 l. 7
ASAHlS.
Runs ...12O0 90 8
Base hits .0101 1000 3
SUMMARY.
Two-base hits, Ahana, Sing Hang,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-05
FORT SKATER NEWS
FIELD AND BARRACKS.

The midwinter target practice for
this battalion will commence in few
days. The target range is in fair con.
dition at present, but few days work
on 1t will place the range in a very
good state.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-05
The Pierce Arrow
Chalmers
Hudson

(An Licensed
These three
automobile construction with the widest
The manufacturers these great makes are the leaders in the in.
dusry.
By handling only these three great makes justice
public and the manufacturers
There from five to eight thousand
multiply this by ten, and the number
could keep the
liable accident but with three is different.
We wish name to be with the II Il NHs
GOOD AUTO suNDRIEs AND GOOD SERVICE. h t.ir.9N
Associated Garage, Ltd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-18
MIAMI HAS MANY
MEN AT WORK
Over Eight Miles of Under
ground Workings Have
Been COMPLETED.

Globe, Ariz., Jan. 1S.-Among the
many properties of the Globe district
in which large expectations are enter
tanned is that of the Miami Copper
company. Over eight miles of under
ground workings have already been
driven at this mine, and the expIora-
tory work is adding daily TO these
lengths. The work of blocking out the
ore already developed has occupied
most of the past six months, but as
this work nears completion. new terri
tory is being explored. both by churn
drills and by underground drifts. Sink
ing has been resumed at the No. 4
shaft, from a depth of $50 feet A
double-drum hoist is being used for
the hosting of the material to the
surface.
The concrete foundation for the 1000
ton concentration is now over two
thirds completed and in sll probability
the steel work will be started within
a few weeks. OF the six units consti-
four have their foundations practically
completed.
Five cottages for the families of en-
ployes have just been completed.
These cottages are the first of 90 sim
liar structures for which the COM
pany has secured materials. Fully 40
OF these dwellings will be erected,
providing the company can secure
suitable sites.
large warehouse has been COM
pleted recently near the new concen-
traitor site.
The Miami company is at present
employing about 600 men in under
ground, surface, and construction work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-18
New Mining Law Makes
Provision for Special Per
mission From the Chief
Executive.

A misstatement of the provisions of
the new mining law of Mexico. now in
force, regarding the rights of foreign
ers TO acquire mining titles in the
''zona Prohibita" or frontier zone of
Mexico has been published in nearly all
the mining journals and newspapers Of
the United States TO the effect that for
eigners are absolutely prohibited from
acquiring such titles, and that even the
chief executive can not, as formerly,
grant permission TO acquire the same
F. NJ Clifton, veteran mining man Of
this city, has furnished the following
translation to correct this erroneous
impression:
Titles to mining properties situated
within zone 80 kiloneters wide, along
the international border, shall not be
issued without express permission TO
this effect from the chief executive to
foreigners or foreign corporations even
though the announcement shall have
been made jointly with Mexicans.
Neither shall foreigners or foreign cor
poratiOns acquire without such permis-
sion. direct property rights of what
ever nature, in mines within said zone
'.An acquisitions are void that are
contrary TO this provision; and an action
to have them so declared may be insti-
tuted by an interested party or Dy
Fomento acting through the Ministerio
Publico.
Should a foreigner by Inheritance,
devise or by judicial adjudication in
payment of debt, acquire property in
mines within the prohibited zone he
shall be allowed one year in which to
dispose of the same unless he obtain
the necessary executive permission for
their retention.
Should a foreign corporation acquire
property in this way, il shall necessarily
dispose of such property within one
year.
Property held in contraventiOn to
this law shall be sold at public auction
and the proceeds thereof, after paying
the costs. shall be given to the party
in interest"
The law does not prohibit foreigners
or foreign corporations from holding
stock in Mexican corporations that own
mines within the so kilOmeter zone.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-18
CELEBRATION FLAGS
ARE STILL WAVING
Mexican Emblems Are Still
Floating in Breeze Near
the CITY Hall

While FL Paso was preparing TO re-
ceive presidents Taft and Diaz. flags
of both nations were hung from the
various buildings and telegraph poles
In the city. Very few of these are still
hanging.
But, in the rear of the city hall on
one of the large goosenecks that light
the alley, there are suspended two flags
of Mexico. They are small, weather
beaten emblems of the sister republic
that have stood the test of the snow
and rain, the wind and sand and even
smoke Although faded with age and
exposure to the elemIns, the eagles
still scream with the snakes crushed
beneath their talons and the tricolor
OF Mexico waves defsatly over the little
strip OF earth beneath.
This Is not the Chamizal zone, the
territory has never been disputed since
Texas became a republic, but still the
Mexican flags wired TO the top of the
goosenecks fiutter In the breeze and no
effort has been made TO take them
down.
Perhaps they will remain until a next
presidential meeting, n1ayhap they will
be set af1re by the sparks from some
strange air craft soon to float over FL
Paso, but so far as the city officials
are concerned they will wave on in the
rear of-the city hall until doomsday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-18
MINERS INQUIRE
ABOUT MYSTERY
Many Men Interested in the
Lost Mine Of the
Guadalupes.

Since the story OF the mysterious gold
mine in the Guadalupe mountains in
FL Paso county was published, there
has been a great deal of interest aroused
and inquiries regarding r1fet district.
To meet this inquiry the description
thereof by DR.. G.. B. Richardson in the
Ell Paso folio of the United States geo
logical survey will be of interest to min
ing men. 1t is as follows:
The Guadalupe.
The dominant Topographic feature of
the eastern Cordillera in this latitude is
the highland belt comprising the Guada-
lupe and Delaware mountains. which
extend southwark from New Mexico
and separate the Iowlands of Toya Boil
son on the east from Salt Flat on the
west. These mountains constitute an
eastward-sloping monocline and present
steep scarp to the Salt Flat, above
which they rise from 1000 to almost
5000 feet. The Guadalupe, mountains
extend across the state (Texas) bound
airy about As miles west of Pecos river,
where they are 10 miles wide, but they
about 10 miles south of the boundary
terminate abruptly in a precipitous cliff
known as Guadalupe point
Ell Captain peak, one-fourth of a
mile north of Guadalupe point, has an
elevation of $500 feet and is thought
to be the highest point in Texas.
The Deiawares
The Delaware mountains are the
southern continuation of the Guadalupe
mountains. They extend southeastward
uDinterruptedly for about 40 miles. but
beyond this stretch are considerably
dissected and form an irregular high
land mass that reaches almost to the
Texas and Pacific railway
These mountains constitute a typical
cuesta. Their southwestward-f facing
scarp is between 1000 and 1000 feet high,
and from its crest the surface slopes
gradually northeastward, conforming
approximately with the dip of the IN
DERIVING rocks. The rocks of the Guada-
lupe and Delaware mountains consist of
about 1000 feet of sandstone and lime
stone containing an abundant and
unique Permaian fauna. THESE rocks
outcrop east ward along the slope of the
mountains in 4 belt about Is miles wide,
beyond which the inclination of the sur
face decreases to . gentle eastward
slope, in plain averaging Is miles in
width, undertake with bedded gypsum
Borachos Zinc Mines.
The zinc mines of Boracno are in the
Delaware mountains and the ore. has
given as high as SO gold a ton.
Prof. Won Steernwitz, when in FL Paso
recently, stated that during his geoIogi-
cal reconnaissance several years ago
found rich gold float in the Guadalupe
Delaware and Di&blo mountains.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-18
StomachMisery
Get Rid of That Sourness
Gas and Indigestion.

When your stomach is out Of order
or run down, your food doesn't di-
gest- It ferments in your stomach and
forms gas which causes sourness, heart
burn, foul breath, pain at pit of stom-
ach and many other miserable symp-
toms.
Mona stomach tablets will give joy
full relief in five minutes; if taken regu-
larly for two weeks they will turn your
flabby, sour, tired out stomach into a
sweet, energetic, perfect working one.
You can't be very strong and Wig
orous IL your food only half digests.
Your appetite viii go and nausea, dizzi-
ness. biiiousness, nervousness, sick
headache and constipation will fol-
low.
Mi-o-na stomach tablets are small and
easy to swallow and are guaranteed to
Danish indigestion and any or all Of
the above symptoms or money back.
Fifty cents a large box Sold by
druggists everywhere and by Kelly &
Pollard.
Mail orders filled, all charges pre-
paid, by Booths Mi-o-na, Buffalo, n. Y
For constipation there is no remedy
so satisfying as Booths Pills-25 cents.
They keep the liver in good condi-
ton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-18
NEWS OF MINES
IN WARREN SECTION
Several Rich Strikes Are
Reported In and Around
BiSbee.

Bisbee. Ariz, Jan. 1S-A rich strike
has been made at the Heffern mine.
Samples of the ore extracted have
yielded big returns, running from $50
TO $92 per ton.
The Manner Mining company. recently
organized in Bisbee, owns about 20
claims located three miles south of the
Heffern company's property. Some of
these claims present wide surface ledge
outcroppings. A tunnel has been run
in for 100 feet and the company is
ready TO sink a shaft From assays
made on picked samples it has been as
certained that the ore bodies carry val
ues in copper, gold and silver, giving
the following returns: per cent cop
per, 429 ounces silver and Sc gold per
ton. The company is Incorporated for
100000 shares of par value of 81
each. Mr.. Manners is the president of
the company.
The Merrill brotheks have consolidated
their mining properties with the Ola del
Orc Mining company These properties
are located in the Steel hills Develop
ment work on the mines is being car
ried on and the ore bodies extracted are
rich in gold. a tunnel has been run
in for "a feet and another shaft will
be sunk in a very short time. Accord
ing TO the general manager Of the COM
pany, the machinery will be installed
no later than 80 days From assays
made on specimens of ore bodies 1T has
been ascertained that they carry values
averaging $40 per ton
Great activity is shown at the prop
erty of the Great Western Mining COM
pany in CORTLAND On account of the
strikes of ore made recently in the va
rious shafts Of the mines, the company
will shortly begin work on large
scale and as the force of miners Will
be increased, lumber has been secured
IN order 10 build a number of cottages
for the accommodation Of men and
families.
The Johnson camp is again active
body OF bornite, averaging from 10
20 per cent copper. has been encoun-
tered at the property of the Peacock
Copper company and sinking Of the
main working shaft is proceeding as
fast as possible. Another strike or
bornlte has been made at the Arizona
United, adjoining the property OF the
Peacock Copper company. Nineteen rect
OF the ore have been driven to without
sign OF encountering the foot wall A
large steam hoist is going TO be IN
stalled at the property of the Johnson
Mining, company. According to the
management. this hoist will avail for
sinking purposes to the depth OF lOoO
feet or more
The new conveyor at the Sacramento
holstlng plant of the Copper queen
company Is reported to be working Well
one OF the managers stated that the
Old conveyor was found too light 20
bear the continual strain put upon II
and for this reason it was exchanged.
Sheriff Jack White has received WORD
that a rich strike of ore has been MADE
IN mine of his The sheriff says mat
he will developu the mine to the great
est extent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-18
Mining News Of the Southwest
FOREIGNERS MAY ACQUIRE MINES
ALONG THE FRONTIER Of MEXICO
MARKET FOR MEXICAN ZINC
ORES IN GERMANY

The following will be of interest TO
owners Of zinc mines in Mexico, par
ticuIarly those near the railroad south
of this city. Consul Thomas w. Voet-
ter, of SaltillO, reports that since the
imposition of the duty of S1120 per
ton on zinc ore imported into the
United States, the producers OF these
ores in Mexico have been making in
quiries in other countries in regard TO
a market for zinc ores.
1t is reported that they can be
profitably shipped to Germany, and ar
arrangements are under way to make
shipments there. Some ore, contain
ing 20 percent each of zinc and lead,
has already been sent to Germany,
where a pigment is made from it,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-18
RICH ORE FOUND
IN SAN ANDRES
FL Paso Men Locate New
Property and Will Start
DeYelopment.-

Two mining men of this city have
just returned from the Organ and San
Andres mountains, about so miles
north of Ell Paso, where they have To-
Gated large group Of mining claims
at the southwestern end of the San
Andres mountains, 16 miles north of
the town of Organ, which cover a long
block OF the same great contact lode
which runs on south through the
famous Torpedo and Stephenson-Ben-
nett mines. This great contact lode
has q northerly and southerly strike.
Its width, at the locality of these new
locations, is not yet absolutely deter
mined, but it shows in some places, it
is claimed, from 80 to so feet wide
from wall to wall. The walls are lime
stone and granite-porphyry.
The ores are lead and silver. carry
ing gold. Samples taken as a fair av-
erage assayed 35~ percent lead and Is
ounces silver. Selected samples assayed
as high as two ounces gold; but the
general average sample taken asSayed
SIC a ton in gold.
Very little development work has yet
been DONE but the surface outcrop
shows a gigantic vein well mineralized
Some sulphides appear and consider
able iron in places, and the groupings
bear the earmarks of large bodies of
ore beneath. 1t is the intention of the
discoveries to raise a working capital
to develop the property
This new property is just II miles
east of the Santa Fe railroad, to which
there is a good wagon road with a
gentle down grade.
This new discovery is one of the
most Important made in that section
for many years, and proves the con-
tinuity of the great contact mineral
lode along and parallel to the west side
of the Organism Andres mountains
for a distance of at least Is miles from
south to north
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-18
GLOBE MINERS EXPECT COPPER To
SELL At u CENTS IN NEAR FUTURE
Copper Producers in Globe
District Are All Active to
Get Ore to Meet the De-
mand.

Globe, Ariz., Jan. 1S.-That the clos
ing down of the big copper properties
in the Butte district of Montana will
not find echo in Arizona is amply man
ifested by the intense activity that pre-
walls in the big copper producers of
the Globe district. Firm in the belief
that the first few months of 1910 will
see copper selling around 10 cents,
every property in the district is push
ing development work preparatory TO
meet the big demand sure TO come
with the REGENERATION of the market.
experimentation.
The McGraw and Great Eastern
Shafts of the Superior and Boston
property on the 500 foot level have
now been connected. This work was
accomplished by 800 foot crosscut-
The work of sinking will be resumed as
soon as the pumping plant has been
installed.
This plant will have daily capacity
Of 10000 gallons, and will constitute
one of the most uptodate plants in the
Globe district. At present about 80
men are employed on this property
National Mining
Although the copper content OF the
National Mining and Exploration Min
ing company at the present depth of
a little increase. the similarity Of the
formation to the Copper Hill district
has given the mana cement incentive
to try for greater depth. About %
men are now employed on the prop
erty. and superintendent Woodward be-
lieves as soon the high silica content
of the present working has been broken
to a contact ore breaking ground will
be encountered.
&c hoin PhnTn
drill work on the Boston Miami prop
erty. The sixth hole is now being put
down at a rapid rate and the manage
ment is elated at the assay returns
The present work IS being done on
ground adjoining the Live Oak
Superior q Globe.
The work of prosecuting on the $50
foot level of the Superior & Globe Is
progressing rapidly The 80 foot stump
is receiving final timbering and it is
expected that the Yuma vein will be
intersected within another month The
two shafts now being driven are In
ore of the same general character as
the main shaft.
Arizona-Michigan.
The crosscut on the 500 foot level OF
the Arizona Michigan property has now
reached a distance of 3S5 feet. The
shaft is in diorite, while levels to the
north show quartz conglomerate
The drift to the southwark from the
north crosscut has reached a length OF
so feet and is now in well defined
two and half foot body of ore. The
gangue consists principally of oxides
of iron and manganese and carry In
addition TO their copper content an ap-
preciable silver value.
Inspiration Copper.
Perhaps no copper producer in the
Globe district is at this time effecting
more general attention than the Inspira-
ton It does things on a large scale,
the work of blocking out being done
on a basis Of $4,000 tons per block.
The ore body in Joe Bush shaft has a
known vertical depth of 925 feet and
this is being cut into blocks rs feet
wide and 200 feet long In this par
ticular ore body $4,000 tons Of ore
has been blocked out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-18
OLD DOMINION BUSHES
WORK ON ITS HOIST

Globe Ariz., jan 1S-Work Of re-
pairing the hoist wrecked in the explo-
sion at the Old Dominion mines two
weeks ago is progressing nicely, and,
according to a statement made by pres
ident Smith, the company is not Grip
pied from a financial standpoint. The
hoist from shaft "C'' is being moved
TO shaft IA where the explosion oc-
CURED, and the work will be finished
by the middle of the week.
A few men were laid off on account
of the explosion but these will all be
put back as soon as the hoist has
been replaced. Improvements in the
pumping plant are contemplated. These
latter will include several secondary
electrically driven pumps TO be in
stalled in the lower station of the mine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-18
MINING PROSPECTS
AND GENUINE
MINES
Mexico Mining Man Cites
the Difference From In
vestors Viewpoint.

William Niven, a prominent man OF
Mexico, speaking of mines and pros
poets, says that no other human IN
vestment yields such rich returns as
mining for the precious metals, and no
investment of this nature is regarded
by most people with more distrust and
doubt. He says:
THE reason mines are often regarded
with suspicion and disfavor is mainly
through ignorance of what constitutes
mine and the custom of presenting
prospects under fhe false denomination
of mitAs.
Prospect
when a cropping of mineral is dis
covered it is called a prospect, and
fortune may be spent in trying to ind
the mineral in quantity and quality
and yet be still a prospect, but not I'M
til a certain amount of ore is blocked,
which can be proved by competent ex-
animation TO pay a profit, can it justly
be termed mine.
There is therefore no difficulty in
determining the difference between
mine and a prospect, and when COM
pany is formed to prospect vein 1t
might be called a prospecting or ex-
ploration company, and mining com
pany only after it proved to be real
productive property.
Mining Risks.
prospecting is and always will be
purely and simply a gamble. The Gus
tom of 'grubstaking' in the United
States was always looked upon as such.
and only a small percentage of the
stakers ever realized on the stake ad-
vanced.
when a prospect is found, however,
a good sized vein and the average sam
pie of ore giving good values in the
groupings, an exploration company
could be organized and with little cap
ital be able to prove its worth. This
company should have funds enough at
the start to continue exploration work
until the property is developed into
mine, and the company may turn down
scores of prospects until it gets what
it wants.
This system has proved a great sue
cess in the Warren or Bisbee district
of Arizona. Most of the new and great
copper mines there were at first pros
pected and developed into mines by ex-
ploration companies on a modrate cap
ittalization, after which they were re-
organized into regular mining corpora
tions with increased capitalization
based on the probable value of the
mine as developed. The original COM
pany operated till it won a mine and
then engaged as a new company in an
absolutely sure business"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-18
THREE SHIFTS WORKING
ON GOLD QUEEN SHAFT.

CORTLAND. Ariz.. Jan. 1S.-Material
for the ore bins for the Gold Queen
mine has arrived and work will be
started at once constructing them The
shaft is being pushed down as fast as
three shifts can do the work At the
present time depth Of $50 feet has
been reached and another ledge cut
which carries equal values
Mr.. Nellis. of Phoenix, who represents
Boston syndicate, examined the prop
erty several days and gave it as his
opinion that the new mine is one of ex-
ceptiOnal value and that the ledge will
improve with depth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-18
JUSTICE HAS TO DECIDE
OWNERSHIP OF A DOG

Justice E. P McClintock was called
upon yesterday to decide the ownership
Of a small dog of the water spaniei
breed, which was claimed by W. John-
son, cashier of the Gas company, and
E A Young, a clerk in j. b. Watson
grocery
The dog was finally awarded 10
Young, who produced the brother Of
the puppy in court and showed thai
the animal was marked in } similar
manner to the enc which he claimed as
his own