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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-25
FUNERALS

The last sad rites over the remains
Of John NJ. Murray, the well known
former Ottumwan, who passed away
yesterday morning at the family
home in Houston, Texas, will be held
tomorrow afternoon at that place, the
family having decided to lay his re-
mains to rest there. They were unde-
cided whether or not to bring him to
Ottumwa, his home for many years,
because Of his sudden death which
left them almost distracted. The de-
ceased was one Of the best known men
of the county and it was with express
sions OF sorrow that his death was
learned yesterday. Besides his wife, ne
is survive by five children. Mrs. p. M.
Robertson of Ottunwa. Mrs. H. M.
SHEPPARD of Memphis, Tenn, Mrs. r.
L. Slower Of Smithville, Texas, Miss
Margaret and Poe Murray, the two
latter living at home, three brothers, P;
"a. b. Murray of Ottumwa, Will and
Lon Of joplin, Mo-, and one sister Mrs.
Florence Hayes also of Joplin.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-25

Seven Tons Of Stamps in Shipment.
Storm Lake, May 23.-What is be-
lieved to be the largest shipment in
Iowa of cancelled foreign stamps for
hobby collectors has been received by
a wholesale stamp firm of this city.
This shipment weighs seven tons and
contains approximately 16S,0O0,0O0
stamps. The inmates of the nunnery
at Litchf1eld, Kas., had the task of
counting and asserting these stamps.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-25
ELpoN.

Conductor Erwine Forest was trans
fered to Muscatine to take Conduc.
tor Zeph Blacks run.
Emmett Woods left Sunday night for
points in Arkansas to visit relatives
and friends.
Eldon met with Fairfield Sunday in
a game of baseball and Eldon whipped
them by the score of 13 to l.
Leslie Flint of Silos, ILL.,, is visit
ing here with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Flint and friends.
Paul 3, Ramser visited with friends
in RD-'A Sunday. !.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-25
York Head. Bloomfield Schools.

Bloomfield, May 23.-Prof. Wilbur
York has been elected superintendent
of the Bloomfield public schools for
the year 1912. Prof York is we'll
known and appreciated in Bloomfield
and vicinity and the school board
could not have done better than to re-
tain him for the coming year.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-25
TO IMPROVE MoRAvlA ROAD.
Appanoose Farm Owners Plan
Waubonsie Trail OF
Their Own.

,
Centerville, May ga number of
the farmers residing between Center
Vile and Moravia have formed local
organization to improve the Moravia
road, That to have good roads, they
think, is the privilege of any section,
hence today they are going to have
an Indian trail of their own.
The Moravia road runs out OF Cen
terville north through Wentworth ad-
dition and out by Dennis, passing the
farms of Board Member r. j. Raney,
Former County Clerk U. G. Turner,
Joseph Callen and others, the gentle
men named being some of those who
are interested in the project The idea
is to paint the poles in distinguish
ing manner and put up markers which
will serve to direct the traveller who
is pursuing a north and south course.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-25
Lost Al, They Had In Canada.

Lost All They TAU Ut Nd'Idud'
Mason City, May 23.-Homesick,
with all their, property gone and thei,
crop a failure, w. c. Bliss and family.
a wife and six children, with a team
and covered wagon, are travelling to
their old home In Massachusetts from
their recent home on the border OF
Minnesota and Canada.
The family is absolutely destitute
and is depending upon the hospitality
of the people they meet.
They left their Canadian home where
their crop had failed, fifteen days ago
and had already covered 300 miles
when they passed through this vicin-
ity Mrs. Bliss is making notes of their
journey and expects to write the story
of their experiences.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-25

He said, Il have always
paid pretty good prices
for my clothes, but |
never had a suit that fitted
me as well or gave as
much satisfaction as this
Clothcraft suit that I paid
$18 for
Il have worn it for six
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-25
Auto Interurban Planned.

Ida Grove, May 23.-For cross-coun-
try livery service, Barney Boyeson OF
Schleswig has purchased big Avery
car with five seats that has capacity
of eighteen passengers. There is some
talk of establishing daily service be-
tween towns in this section with a
similar car.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-25
knights Of Holy Grail Camp Here.

Knights Of Holy Grail Camp Here.
Seymour, May 23.-Rev. w. r. Gov
entry and Ellis Gaddis were in Ottum-
wa Saturday looking for grounds that
would be good place to camp, for the
Knights of the Holy Grail. They
selected as place grounds about
three-fourths Of mile from the juno
ton, just above the dam. They will
go about the last of June, and there
will be fifteen to twenty-five 60.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-25
MILTON.

Mrs. Ruth r. Rodgers one Of the old
est settlers of Van Buren, county who
now resides with her son G. G. Rodg-
ers near Milton, Ia, wishes to thank
her many friends anc neighbors for
remembering her with a post card
shower on her 81st birthday. She re.
cetreA IN all nearly 100 cards.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-25
sad paxa FOR the Rich

Sad Days for the Rich.
Chicago Record Herald-"Wealth is
no longer an open sesame to lndepend-
ence." walls a disappointed capitalist.
Too true. Why, nowadays one cannot
wear a silk hat and short coat with
ont being ridiculed!
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-25

viii Still Worry Along.
Philadelphia North American-The
failure to get federal charter for the
Rockefeller fortune will not be fatal.
The fortune has done very we'll, thank
YOU. without a federal charter.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-25
EnoIish Might Mystify EN-.

EngII8n WT9Hl WySt''y ErI1'7
Pittsburg Gazette Times-A Denver
club sent an invitation IN Greek to
Gov. woodrow Wilson. He has a
splendid chance to get even by reply
ing in Sanscrit.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-25
ELECTRICITY DOES WORK.
Omaha Gardener Uses Powder to d
His Chores and Tend Plants

Omaha Gardener Uses Powder to Do
His Chores and Tend Plants
and Flowers.
Council Bluffs, May 23.-Richard
Baxter, gardener on the outskirts OF
Omaha, Neb, and an electrician OF no
mean ability, has demonstrated that
electricity is just the thing for lazy
man.
Baxter has carried his devices to
such an extent that now he is making
electricity do most of the chores about
the premises
It feeds the hogs and waters the
COWS; it let's the chickens out OF the
pens in the morning and houses them.
The premises of Baxter are network
of electric wires, dozens of them run
ming from the house to the barn, the
hog yard, the chicken coops and the
grain bins. In his house is the seat OF
| his electric experiments. In the morn
| ing when he desires to do the chores,
| instead of slipping into old clothes
and going to the barn, he goes into
This den and sits down opposite the
switchboard BY pressing button a
plug down at the barn is pulled and a
feed of grain sits down from a bin
above into the boxes in front of the
horses. Then, pushing another button,
gate is lifted and the managers are
filled with hay.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-25
l Ever Had

months and it looks as
good as the day / got it.
It's my first Clothcraft
suit, but it won't be my
last"
We have a Clothcraft
guaranteed all-wool suit
that will give you the
same kind Of satisfaction.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-25
keosauqua Man Meets With Accident

Keosauqua, May 23.-Allen Van
Auken of this place met with serious
accident Friday near st. Paul. Ia, Lee
county. When driving down hill with
his lightning rod wagon strap on the
harness broke, frightening one of the
horses and causing them to run away
and throwing Van Auken out, the
wagon passing over him. He was found
unconscious on the road and taken to
nearby house. Saturday he was re-
moved to his home. DR.. E. E. Sherman
was called and found no bones broken.
Mr.. Van Auken's right shoulder and
side are badly bruised which will con-
fine him to his bed for some time.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-04
TWO MEN SHOT
WHILE FIGHTING
FATHER AND SONS
Customs Inspector o'Connor
and Justice of the Peace
Henley Are Shot at Fort
Hancock.

Tom I. O'ouuor. United states rus
tom, guard 80 For, Hancock. Texas.
aud justice of the peace ". u. Ilcmly.
of Fort llnururk. were shot iu o. fight
with Frank Howe and hi- two half.
breed Indian -uu-, about three miles
from Fort llaucock, Monday morning.
DCouuor wa, badly wounded aud wa,
removed To Rnurho Gnllrpo by Henley.
who had received u bullet wound In the
arm. O'Connor died az noon.
Howe aud hi, two sous were put on q
freight train a, Fort Hancock nna start.
I'D 10 walk towards the river iu order
To- cross, into Mexico.
The men were wanted iu New Mexico
iu connection with the killing of !. X.
Mcclure, @ santa Fc special agent near
Nho.
The officers found that plumber stol.
"u from box ears along the Santa Re
had been stored "u the Howe ranch.
hey .a,. Mcclure. who was iuv,sii.
eN'NNH NN'M' NNfNNTF ~ l'NNNfl WINIilflr
cd. hence the desire ct New McNicn Of.
hccrs 90 arrest the lIowc,, who fl.d
tt"m u"u".
p'Cuuior aud llrmlcv followed Howe
sud his sons after they LEFT Fort Han.
rork, and about three miles from the
town the light occurred. The ilowrs
had riiIr. concealed iu bedding which
they carried with them, II j. said.
Officers from New Mexico have been
pursuing the Howcs since Saturday, but
III" men boarded e freight aud got away.
Word has been sent to nll towns iu this
yiriuity io be- ~ the watch for them
and when they we're seer 40 Fort Han.
cock. o'Cuuuor aud HENLEY followed
'u"m 10 arrest them. They resisted ar.
r"st and lrrv ihris guns. which result.
81 Boo the wouudiuu Of both officers.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-04

Ne Of tine proposed trip 10 New M"Nic"
and the need OF having New Mexico =,
final rrqucs, for immediate statehood
voiced by % lnrp" delegation of her beet
aud mos, representative men, The iu,i.
tatiou asks all who wish 10 20 - send
b. their uamrs aud CIlE'kS NJ once
tu Solomon Luna, president of th" liauk
Of Commerce, in this city, accent I'm the
CHECKS.
lu rome down tu toe crucial point,
no" railroad fnr" will oc .a0.iu, round
trip, aud Pullman lnrr -, round tur,
e grand total Of oulv .ll7.iu tor tram.
p"rtatiuu charges. The return trip may
b" made vta -. loui,, or via New Work
'H'N witt ,r"ro,"r privileges, The rr.
turn limit viii l." generous, ,umr,hiu.
like Iniy'y day. II O., the Iuw",i inr,
ever offered Tor such a mp uut Of Sew
SlrNiru aud mntr, II p",~rhlr tor r,.
rr, man MAO desires 80 go, To- Io So.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-04

chloride. lluuriuc aud Kingston, and In
the lns Nnimas district near llillsboro.
~ 10 great part of New Mexico ore
goc, go the El rH.o ~mcltcr, ut ~ pa.o,
Texas. the enlargement 81 this plant.
starred at the close VI the yrui B.. 1T
crest. The chino Copper company
% ~ In.". THE Ray Consolidated cop.
rr company. ui \Itluuu. hus also con.
tractcd to ship 10 thi. plant.
lhv i]irr,'u, ct 'hr mint c, imuios 70
production uf gold of s3g1.g5i iu Nrw
ic,iro iu 1870 a]gulu,i .2j2. 500 ia
1908, aud zee output of Gsa.lU zinc pun.
.o~ uf silver iu 1900 against J-i..uU
iur puurr. iu lruu.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-04
Pueblo indians Would
Like 20 Go on Special

hlht W w OH opttldA
l'ahl" Nhirtu. the we'll known lslria
Indian, write, Ia the Morning Journal
suggesting that q number Of the puchlo-
would like To- take the trip aud the plan
j. being talked about If having repre-
s"ntntiycs If each Pueblo 90 along.
MIR, Ahcita SAYS there would be- mo-
difficulty in finding ouc in every vii.
lapc willing To ga provided they had
time In Washington Ia VISIT the com.
missioner of Indian Affairs, aud attend
"a other business IN the interests of the
tribe. Mr.. Ahcita promises to secure
the Indians IL arrangements eau be
made for them to go. II Is a Suggestion
worth thinking about. A bunch ~
brightly blankctcd Indians would add
tho final touch Of picturcsquencss "a the
Statehood Special aud they would make
n hiR killing with the newspaper men in
the various cities en- route.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-04

Clcm Robbins is in from the Bell
Ranch. elem says that the stock never
was IN better condition.
M"ssr,. Kelly aud Naugh,ry, who have
hcou here tor the pas, week IN the inter
est ot 'hc Occidental Life. Fire aud Ac
riicut Insurance Co., ut Albuquerque.
lcri la-t night. after selling to the best
aud most prominent business men Ut tn
cumruri about - 800 0u worth ~ stock.
They NJ, that Tucumcari Is by far the
best own iu New Mexico. outside ~
Albuquerque, but We know why they
~, Albuquerque. They live there.
The promoters VI the prominent Colo
tndo lrripnting Co., will be here the
hrst of next week, 20 look further into
"m irrigation proposition, There will
be- about 5000 acres Of our celebrated
Quay Valley laud under this ifriga
iinn, Turumcnrl promises q ri,nl Of
p"rus valley iu 'hc production " Fruit.
aud Vegetables.
VI w. Gold"uhcrg hn. contracted -
cur. of Hear Gra,. this week.
The Tucumrari rihr" CO., 9, now ready
h. install machinery which will be- com
ri"i'd right away.
Mt y. :. Perry b., huying broom coru.
lie will Il" her" until February 10th.
\ reporter was informed that the Red
River Valley company ~ He'll Ranch.
hH," made several Hling. with the Itri.
eating Engineers for tam sites. SOM.
very large deals are under considerations
i'm This company Whirh will cover from
between 2i,Ooo io 10000 acres 81 land.
The mu-' of IL being In the Tucumcari
yiriuity.
Joe Gardner hough, 500 cattle mi,
week. II" il huyinp through Lincoln.
Guadalupe, T"rrcnc" and QUAY counties,
n" intends ~ start iiuut Npril ~ i"r
Texas with about Loco head. Mr.. card
u"r /. ouo ~ Turumcari'. substantial
citizens. living Just wee, oi town Join.
Ing Mr.. G~old"nhcrg.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-04

\ doctor from Clint, Texas, left for
fou Hancock 10 treat O'Connor, who
was fatally wounded. A posse has start.
cd out from Fort Hancock in pursui, ~
tue men and four Texas rangers LETT
y icia On the morning train to aud In
the capture.
D'tonuor lived A. 3Gee Morcnci ST..
200 W laso. and IN married and has one
."n. Up 10 e month ago he was located
~ ,lo local customs Office in VI I'asn.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-04

there viii l." others fr"m here aud else
where In the rouuty."
Mr.. by"ri. hH. written the Numu.
.Iournnl the following letter
Soc"rro. y. NJ, January -.
Editor Morning Joumul: The rN.
cursiun carving i've New MrNir" h"u-t
rrs 10 Washington is Il grand move bon
M" right direction. The history of
70 country d, the history Of her live uc
tive, energetic people. l"t "a, wake up
Sur"rru will send several. Ne want o.,
know all about the ,t]uIu,cr,, how lou.
Ne will hny" 10 return, etc. Please Civ,
lS ih" particulars.
Respectfully,
". IT, BNEEl>.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-04
PUNCTUATION sImPI.rrrEp

a stranger in n printing Office asked
the youngest apprentice what his rui"
i"r punctuation was. %" sct up ~ long
r. ! can hold my breath, aud then I put
ln % comma; when I gapr | inser, u
s"mi.colon, and when I want a chow ~
tobacco ! make a paragraph. "-Ex.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-04

on the subject was In favor " the move
aud promised 10 help the plan along. II
the special started nj Albuquerque, u
would uc necessary Tor any joining the
pnrty from here, 20 90 30 French or
Ration where they could join the party.
II was at first suggested that q special
representative be- scud 10y the chamber
of commerce, but now 1t il believed that
an, who anc, will have to pay their own
way. this organization limiting it, pre-
purntiuu oi various literature dealing
with the possibilities of this country
and arranging with some Que 10 distfi
butte such along the way.
\ meeting will possibly be held in
% few days TO fully discuss the question
aud determine exactly what eau be-
done, communicating with Albuqurr
que IN regard To- the matter.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-04
Could Easily Get 800 To
90 Declares RnrSnnl

"Thrrc won Z be- any trouble on earth
10 gc the necessary luO men 10 GO. said
Chairman II. -. iiufsum If the Trrritur.
lal republican central committee, over
the long disia"r" trlrphou" from Sor"r.
~ last night. "Iou cuuli make 4, auu
without any trouhl" a. all aud III" lcu,,
ut Your iimrul'i". VIII hr hlliug up "a,
passenger list. The ii"n has mnir a
tremendous ht everywhere Here in
Socorro, right now, | chn give you M,
names Of lw" or more who viii go "
II. liycrts aud joan i. uUhbm AM,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-04

Edward Markcrhnie Of Cameron. y.
NJ, was in the city Wednesday, ON his
way home from Dallas, Texas, where he
had been ou business. Mr.. Mnckechnic
says Quay County aud New Mexico
looks good 10 ham. lie left sl.iO with
us Tor a year subscription to the
News.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-04
Deming viii Help Out
with Maybe Halt Dozen

Will" the Albuquerque men were iu
p"miug last Week puit" o mmh"r Of
citizens there expressed their desire q"
." and President \. W.. Pollard of the
thnmh"r of Commerce, snid he had ic
rid"d Ia make M" trip whil" !. \. Ma
honey, Ralph e. Fly aud others win ul
~ r"m" arros, From every county come
reports oi enthusiasm aud everybody D.,
u]uNiuus to 90.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-04

Formal Invitations Go
To The People Today

To-day n,itniious signed 10y ~" GOV.
"rnof aud a dozen prominent New MrN.
leans, republicans and democrats will
l." sent broadcast over Nrw McNicu, ask.
ing the people to enlist rs members of
M" crew ut the STATEHOOD Si'E,
IA" which viii cnrrv the rrr, lied rr.
turns hAv" been officially canvHs-cd
This invitation sets forth the plans fol
the excursion, the vast advertising val
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-04
ARIZONA STILL
LEADS IN PRODUC.
TON OF COPPER
Gold Production of the Year
Falls Of in Arizona and
the States Mexico
Makes Good Showing.

Washington, u, g., Jan. 3l.-lu e pre-
lmiuHry review of the geld aud silver
industry IN III. United States IN 1910
the United states geological survey
shows q dccrcas" IN output from 1909.
The value of the production Of gold
IN the United states IN 1910 Tell below
that of the record output OF 1903. which
wu, nearly 100000 600. Preliminary
statistics complied by the director ct
the mint Indicate that Ia 1910 the value
IT the total production of gold ia the
United States Including Alaska aud the
i%usular possessions was .9dujj,9lI, q
decrease of t3,GlN,ISG from the value
or the output IN 1900, which was 500,
G7a, 800.
Important increases he production are
iuiirutrd for California, Nevada aud
Arizona, aud smaller increases for New
MoNir". north Carolina. South Carolina.
l'uh and Washington. Decreased out
pat at gold D., noted Tor Alaska.
Increase In Production OF silver
The production at silver IN 1910 10
the United State. a., indicated by liz
urr~ complied hy the director oi ~,
mint, wu, 81. rs, 1913 fine ouurr,, an ia
yrros" over the production of 1908 OF
l.;lT,l9j line ounces. TIN, increase. II
borne gut by the final figures, must be-
credited 10 increased production of Ill
y,t from dry aud silirrnus gold silver
ores, from lead ores aud ro q smaller
degree, FROM zine ur"s, ~ il il, known
that the production of copper, the orcs
of which supply nearly q third Of the
silver output of the United states, wa,
somewhat decreased Ia 1910.
In Arizona
The director al the mint estimates 70
gold production of sa,375..5G in Ariloun
he 1910, a., against -. 6.G, 500 in 1909.
aud an output of 2,S35,6i fine ounce,
IT silver in 1910, against a,52a, 800 enc
ounces In 1000,
Copper IN Arizona in 1910 greatl,
r>rr ird that If Montana but fell Dee
low That ot 1909, but was nearly 2g7.
nun, nnu pounds, which shows TINT the
large Sm"l'rrs were doing steady work
The copper are mined In Arizona sup
pile, about oucthird IT the state usu
al gold output aud two.thirds Of it, ~
"ragc silver production, There were
marked changes in the gold output OF
the state, which were due almost en-
iircly tn activity nj ID" Gold Road aud
Tom Reed Mines, in Mohavc county.
The hunl figures will probably show a
larger production ~ gold than for any
wear since 1908, when the total was 49,.
nO0 ounces. The silver production was
over 9,50o,0 ounces, or more than the
output I 1909.
oOchisC County
In Cochise county the Copper Queen
plant was producing at the rate Of
5000, 900 pounds Of copper a month in
January 1910, exclusive Of that derived
from Mcxicsn ore. In the latter part Of
the wear tbs record was not upheld,
aud in December work was started on
two new reverberatory furnaces and
McDougall roaStera. At the Calumet
& ArizoDa's shelter more than 1000.
600 pounds a month was being turned
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-04
Pima County

The Imperial Copper company, hoo
Pima county. turned out 100000 pound,
~ copper q mouth until the middle NJ
August, when w" plant closed The
building - the Arizona. Mexico aud
'uli IT california railroau. which wa,
h'lug surveyed from q point on The Ari
IONA southern 10 Port i.ohos On the
''uli Of California. will decrease costs
aud supply more custom shippers for
mi. plnu,.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-04
Tucumoari Enthuses
nHtuNhoo
over Statehood Special

Tucumcari, y. NJ Jan. 20. The
business men IT Tucumcari ARE much
onthused oyer the big idea Of sending
a special train to Washington TO con
yey the Official returns Of the statehood
election. Every merchant approached
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-04
Pinal County

TIL" RAY Consolidated Cope, com
paur IN riunl County. completed 'hr
steel framework nf one section ~ the
r"n"cuiraior, which ~ planned will
eventually hav" a capacity Of 1000 tons.
The i00ton sm"licr will bc finished in
1911, the foundation having been con.
pl"tcd. The ore reserves. including THAT
~ ~" ella Copper company ground
taken over 10y the Ray, are said to be-
75.uuu.OUO tons.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-04
INVITATIONS TO
GO ON THE STATE
HOOD SPECIAL
All Persons Who Will Go To
Washington A S X e d to
Send In Names A n d
Checks to Solomon Luna.
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