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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-03

6sirntbsfhxint: Gb. Jiitb0us,
IA, GiHrinnoti, nnb msnraaret Ring.
is, 0nmiIton; elmer g5prmfs, 26,
unb adfbrine sssIIp, O., beibe bon
WibbIetOipn; Moribong .Suinslportb,
al, Cincinnati, nnb EIiaabstb QaHm,
q, aneebIicb poH 6dmiliCn; Weslep
Rsere. Is, GdmiIton, unb ellie 6css
tins, q, Wiiboieiopn.
Die 8 9ass alie auciie Denbt,
T0hter1en Der Jdn,ilie sSpbn Benbt
Tn Erentrn, fpurbe porseftern Morstn
eutfeelt TN Bette eefunpen. Dds ainb
fiarb anaebIid an ardmpfeH.
Der ippbIbdbenns 5armer Gam.
9rembIn BON Mopos Gtutipn ftiiryte
eeftern Mittaa beim 8eiteteen bes
perfoneHSuges gso. 80 inter cteRdosr
zines NngaoHs unb biibte duf Elm
6aar teibe gsine eiH. Der
Is Sabre alte Charles Wieaano bate
bic 0riftesgseeniuart, 5remblp nod
5llr rehten 3eit BON ben Geleifen 81
sisben. Srtnlblp mar sur 3eit be-
trIHfen.
Grneft 2uref bon WlibbIetctp1,
tpelher bds pferb bon e. Qrnotpib IN
@Ienbnle psrtduFte, tpitrbe bon Mopor
6effnsr nm S25 uno bic 3oiten be-
ltrafi.
Der hetdnnte gormer Spiepb
Jeberfe ftarb pprIeBtt Rdht tn feiner
Mpbnune, brei Wlsilsn fiibiith bon
6nmiIton, on Ghipdde I'm Nlter poH
81 eSahren. or mar ons 8aoen gee
biirtis unb fam nit 10 Suhren nah
2lmertta uub ipphnie bis 1872 tnGins
rinneti. Or ipdr felt pielen sSabren
siner Der betannieifsn Gemiiisedrtuer.
CT binterIGbt bic 8ottin, nrei S0bne
anp neim 2Shter, "a Gntsl uRb fiinf
llrsHtei.
Coroner 7. ". Burnett reihte
foieenoe 9erbitte i'm biefigen 0eridt
Elm: Gbporb 2tnres ftnrb an aItoboIs
pergiffunp. SpbH Shmitt, SerSleis
ben; Daltsr WSbia. sgriibgeburt; Mm.
Weop ShdDtlbrnd; Sehte WtcSdughs
tin, burh Seuhteas erftidt.
Dos StDtDert Der Bpbrung
Der Sumilie sspbn SioaepGTo In Wies
bIrtoipn, ruroe noresftern Rdhnitiaa
bnr6 5euer seritort.
Charles 8pn3ntns, Der Griehe,
ipelGer ben gitrfabrer 5orrp 5dit
nit einem Daifsr in Der 8ruft cine
Stihnunee beibrahte, tpnrte bts ieBt
nod ni6i sefunben fueroen. oafe TT
in fstnsr 2ebensaefdbr.
Die sSeuertpehr tpurbe eeiiern
Radmittaa nod Der Mpbnuua bes
FRI. Wainnie apfeib, go. 343 Qpro
8. 5trabs esrufea. no bas Dad zines
Shuppens burh Surfen aus einem
ShOraitsiu in gronp eerntbsH fuur.
Z. 6. IeosbaIe ipurhe pprIestsn
abenb bon Der gcIiSsi perbuftst. tptiI
er tIeine anaben urp gl6bfen tn
iein 3immer Iotte. Or fpurbe BON
Manor Rptbtpea gsftsrH morgen UNI
800 unb aoften beftraft unb mub
bic Strafe.Ioer i'm Cincinnati ars
beitsbdus abperbiensn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-03

Iigten. geIonbers in Der Gnee Der
aleinsn 8ddsritrnbe erlittsu Die Bitter
grobs 8ertufte. Am Ganos tam nun
Der anmpf abermdls su Gttbsn. Mber
bier fam pann irgenb ettr1s geheifns
niBnoLIss ben 2iiueburgern al 6iIFe.
sshrsr tupferen GtgHer belndd3ttgte Iih
pIDblif sroBe 5urht, ne ereriffen bic
5iu6t unb iuhten bas Rofhe 9bnr,
bon Dem ss hisB, baB es offen fiebs. gu
erreihen. aber lie Tdnben es pers
TbIoiIen unb ipobl psrtheibist. unb nus
Bernem fuhien lie es in perfhieDeHtr
Ridtung 10 bob lie iih in 5tDei 6uufen
tbeilteH. Der cine iuurbe In. ber 6eis
liseResiftftrobe iiberip6ltist, ip6brsnD
Der annere in elmer sngen Strabe, bic
fpatfr ben Rdmen RittsrftrnBe srbisIt,
bic Wafien itreden mubts. Ddmit mar
bic Shlnht su gnbe. Cine b0bere
Waht bate lie 5u 8unitfn Der Cine.
burger eutI9ieoen. Die beiliae urIula
ielbit mar init sinsm eroBen 6intmelss
seFolss BON Der SObannsstirhs Der auF
bic eHtisbttn sseinoe Snaeihritien. 60
er5dblt bic Sage. bic iHicfern aud reht
habeR ipirb, uIs iif bic ;yiuht Der mod
ftinssiDess befiseten Sitter aisf einem
groBen, Sur GsgsEDsbr nortreffIih ges
tigReten pIabe nur babnEh srfIdren
Iobt, bdB duf irgenb iueld,e Wtife bic
0orjtellung BON ei1em GiRareifen iibers
natiirliher Wsadbit in ben 1bergI6nbis
ihen lauBerbem ia BON ben Deiifern
bes RatbsisIlers ifIuminirterD H6pfsn
Der Ritier lsbtnois aetuoroen isin inub.
Muh fpnft bat bit Gnee bisit ShIadbt,
bic nifi Hur In ben Gbroniten aiinss
buras, fonbern ouh in nenen anbtrsr
Sidbte. 70 befOnbsrs liibeds, ptrkrxs
lidbi ipirh. pitlfnb ausgslAmiidt, mo-
pon Der Reonsr eini9f hiibine BtiipieIs
CAB. Don ben 1entmIlern. bir ben
Dpfern biefes gGrsiungsfampfes in
BEN Strabtn Der Gtabt unD In ben
airhen erriftft ipurben. - 2 Biirgerz
nsfiiter. 8 Raihmnnnen urn % aute
Biirger tpdren ben Ssloentcbt fiir
bic @tdbt eeiiorbsn lit nur nod
tiH serbalien. bic bem Biirasrmsijssr
gisfuIs trrif,ieit Gitb1htniBt1fsI am
&iiDGuspnnee Der Jitolcifirhe. hit
alien iibrissn Bat cine periidnonibIrfe
.3eit. bic 3tit nm bic Miti. bes ppriatn
Jn1rbnnbsrs, eriinbiid nufsndrHt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-03
Die ilrinlaidlad)i bel Siintburg

ar4iDar Or. Nfinsdt belt oieiet
5aes in 2iiasbare einen @ortrag ii6er
2iineburgs felbeHiaae. bas lit isHs
.3tii, NO bic ate Stabt in id)Dersn
aarnpfen um ibre s5reibeii ringfn mubs
ts anb in otnsa Iie ben Granh Su ibrer
gefhihtliGsn 9foeatuag unb Gr0Bs
legts. Rad siatm aeferai her .giinss
burger 4n5sigsa. fiihrie Der gortras
aenDe aus: Die SEabi mar in Der
Raht anf ben %. SfsOber 1871 ssis
Htspess ifIed5t bsiDaft, ilnb bic adts
bunbert Ritter, bic 3ipif6tn anltbere
uno GiiIse in Die Gt1Dt eiRbransen,
um iie nem @elfenbsrsos mngnus gus
riid3usrob.rn, fanben bier fofert bel
benmiitbieen WibsritGnb, DO omar bic
ftGbiiihs Etreitrnarht 81 fhipa4- aants
pieno mid re iiber ben Warisnpldb Biz
gum Warft Snriid, 100 iih ihr s5iihrer
gum EheiH anf MISUNDERSTANDING
gen sinlieb. MdbrtnD MN Ole Ritter
ibren Tirlt nn ben Meina unb 9isrs
porr1ibtn pss RnfbsttIIsrs Iofhlen,
sntiparfen bic Qiinebarger einen gIan,
lpis lie Ots Dantrs bod NOT 5srr spers
Den sDnntsn, nnb Der anmpf bsaann
Don Renem. Die Bitter ipurben In
bic Nd6sriirabt gtbr1net, no iid and
bic s5rdnsn pon ben dtnItsr Gus NIT
marfstiA Aeltn an oer 6hI0ht bsibsis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-03
ian. B. 8. uifs unb gborr,s Nod.

ban, 8. 6. Minis unb gbarles Rod.
sic iperben am i. april nit ibrer Mr-
beit Beginner. 5ran Jloro Mabbor
ipurpe als 2ebrerin ongeitellt. Die
neuen Reeeln bes Sdulraths tpurosn
auf 80 Sdse suriidgsleet. 6. 6. sin
uRb O. ". SouitpH tpurbtn ais 2eb=
rerzgraminatoren ernannt. Der glert
purbe inftrliirt, ben Sfubtrdtb sn err
Iuhen, bas BaFer fur bic ShuIen frei
gu liefern.
- Sn Der GIage Der 5annie 4ens
neop gegen bic Stabt gobiHeton fur
10000 Dollars GhdbsuerIab fpeeen
srltttener 8srlebunsen an Der Ga
tpnta ape.t aaben Die 9efdwurensn Elm
llrtbeil auf 500.
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pamiltOa.

SauiItOR aHseisem, eofal. .9sstiseH
nne 8eHisftifcn iinD absmstben Gdc
Der 4. nno Charles Efrahc. ilmier
Naent fir SamiIfcm iuDBat Ns. 3Of
3orS Sruut Ctr. Selepbon Samilt9a
1861. SeltpbDn ,safereS aerreippa.
better: 393X gea.
- nit 3ufammsniielIung Der @e.
fhporsnsn fir ben Miorbpro3eb geeen
Ri6aro Qnglir, tpelher auf ben 27.
Tsdr5 angsisst III begonnen porbsn.
Die Stabt benbiimtigt ben ans
tdnf bes Bsgerehts bes 5nbraulics
IN Der Rpro 8. Cir.
Die ]. Warb perlansi elm ipsis
teres 5euerlpebrbaas.
- 5iiFsIberiFf WetrnIfe berbdftete
sefiern ben bier tpDbnboften @rthar
Dabis, pelher DDr bem s5riebensrihs
Ter sSobn 20. @prpn BON Gciotp Go.
bon Settle Wlortpn Der Duierfhnft ans
gefiagt purbe.
Sobn 6. gfoofe, tpeIfxr Der II.
G. GrpreB 60. $3.50 unteriAIus
unb In Detroit Derbaftet tporben mar,
befonnte ii3 seftern fhuIbig uHb purs
be bon Hidter @arb Sa einem Sabr
3uhtbaus oernrsbtiIt.
2eOnd 6Imffstter, bic fieine
9o6ter Der domiIie 5. u. 5sImfiets
ter, BON 80. 532 Giib II. Ctr, fpurs
be Dorseitern Ab<Hb Sufdllis BON ibs
rem 9ruber Rcbert FMS Htin geffofs
Zen. Der Gnnbs fpitIte -Goipbep-
nnb tDuBie nihf. Dnb Der RepolDer ees
laDeH tpor,
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Seilebne ane Gsbfpm.

- Die 9dmsn oss beiitfh-amerifa'
Kiiden Staetgtrbanos BON Dantpr
uno 9elepne fjro erfuht, fid1 beut.
Rahmitiaa or osr @sriammfana oes
Eamsn3psies ron 9epprrt in 5anb'
Eas' SoLle an Der Mlcnmouth Strat.
re6t sobIrsi9 81 betbeiIiseH.
- Die llnion Building EXPLOITATION
pon gsQsbus erp6hlts stffern abent
foIqen0s gelm.e: grdfibsnt, G,spraI
T. G3eissr; 9is.. .gr6iibeut, Scbr
GuainQ; S1aBmtiitsr, Z. +. Ben
Iono; !. Setrttdr, g. u. pabolb; 2
SstretGr, 81. g. Quill; Qbi66bungs.
aommit7es, 8. G. Comfort, Biihelr
gaTaro unb 3. g. Gh1fer; sgiRons,
aommitts,, 90. G.. Gtlbtns, 20. u
lIImer unb Sobn Stubl.
5umts porter @orener BON Tao,
tru itQrb qeftern I'm 5pesrs 5rfpilei
I'm aIter ron IS Snhren. Dir 9eih.
lpirb bebufs 8eFtottung mad gltDe
limb, 8. gsianot.
- Die jrduen.SiIfs. euihof
ees Spsus 5ofpitol baIi om 5reitne
9ormittap i'm Spipital cine aIItap
housrHos 9sriammIuna ob.
- 5rau n. 8. ToIIs bon Der Dupt
ton Gpenus, Donton, bic IGnoere 3.ii
idper srtraHtt oarnisoerlas, bsftnost
fi6 auf BEN Dess Der geiTeruna.
- Gpau Rnrn 5aienbartb por
9uhton fpuroe onl6BIicb hires 90. e,s,
turtstaess NIT eiuer Surprii. pGrtt
tsebrt.
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gasnn Gle Iranf cher Ietetr6 Finb, tcurr.
sies odbtr paB eeraDe bos ,sHnenHIeHt 9bEfs
gebens atmdbiia SFrftbrt irtrb, Inben ese Ger =
beniEGit. tUeine ie6eH fleiHtien Lhesl lnEes
RseEeHs oars1iis1ni TN 6iHinUtnoeH begrtffen
III. 2ns BebtwH nrlb Die MeTseH psrIaaavH
ebeale cut radb Ea5rHfB. srGs Der tbrtnt Tbs'i
bee acrpcrS.
Tie fuunoerbdre GfRoe6ane, Ginp urasus N
2ife, bviugi ben @iaasH u1h Die @fcarme ~
touiommefie sserfafiniia sieai Sbre esbeHsfrait
spiengT bsr nnh sTHeMert Sbr friakCTr Ar0ff
unh Etdgfs tHbem eS gbrent EsrreHtnffem Die
aaSrsmp ulht Haf peIAer e periaHst Absn'
ftaiismus AeiFdlaie tsopff6rsrgen, Nserrfs
fyanfbetieH 2sbPrIclDgr. Antnrrh bes gfngsRS
ngEb Der 8eoarme. StblasloAafrii nno ieker ass
sghgragfie 9mttnub BET Wsdnnetn ntgh Nruusn
bgri1niubei fhnea nts e5tseu perf6mtuetn
ME Rnerpte febri siTiid arb bas pcbeH th non
ein,a1I 6es pebeHs psffb. Tie rcibgH NERft
f6rpetnen srerbsR bermehEt unb aEIes. NOS
sprd ben GsrbnunnnstaHal efbt suirb tn anfes
ffIics oefaHoes yiefigb nerpanbsit enfidts bnb
ss HTgbeFsuHi nH6 nHaFtmtiiSi bleltt.
Tnnfti Ese frftft bte gaesxheH sttfes HBffvr
fuhen foHHsn. lpiro asHen eiii Erobevadei bon
WuFa esraigs r1 Eife fret Der H0it srafF6ldt.
iuenr Gle etHtah HRieusiebenOcn ssotpoH siHs
terhsn uHo Gle srereeH etnfn6 ertI1aHt iein
tsber ste tuuf1bgEhnFeH @ffaliais. tte HtIesn
SntA bitfes frtte Rsetspu1si srsieh FvetetH.
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Weianbbeit ift fret.

esussH eis bfuis 9hssH samfn Mnb MbstFe
lfr Elm fFrfes &rabss Ea6ef naA tszutn
@ts btr gsshf anahebxit.
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Die mobsebsnbe perfon.

1ansberr (Su beln Qiebbober ber
A0ainl: .Giisn Cir germ an0beI. o.
freiter2-
.Wit DprIitbe.1
Dnuabtrr lipiitbsnb): ia, sunl
D0Hnerinsfisr. iDaranf friee<n lrir
neHn nidt nal ipeldt.-
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ssrei 9,robe. .gadet GOspon.

GnS bplIe Bg6he 8d6et bon gnro @r1ins
fcitet MIR 90 Gems iGie ivtrb bsrtanti tn 6Iu'
rsnncn peH W. V. Tofrs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-06
Mothers
Friend

ing company. and another by T. J. Pain
and associates. The capacity Of the
first named plant is $50 cubic yards a
day. It is said this company's ground
runs about so cents gold per cubic
yard. The bedrock is said 10 be from
three to II feet deep, the bed Of gravel
averaging seven feet thick The prop
critics are about u miles from Clifton
1t is claimed that eight acres in each
claim carries pay gravel 10 an approx
innate depth of II feet. All along the
Frisco river is intermittent placer min
ing.
The Quiotoah placers. in southern
Arizona. are said to be a continuation
northward OF the placer fieldr Of Altar.
Sonora
At present extensive exploration and
experimental operations are going on
there In the Colorado river valley. ex-
tending north from Yuma to the Nee
dies and even to the mouth. Conspic-
uous among these are the celebrated La
Paz placers. in the northern part OF
Yuma county. which from 1866 to 1858
supported 1000 people and several mil
lions Of dollars worth Of gold was ex-
tracted by the primitive methods Of
gold panning-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-06
CALUMET s. ARIZONA NOW
nOr on HnnrD.c nx-


The Calumet and Arizona dividends
of 81 quarterly on 62S,751 shares, calls
for an annual disbursement Of s2.514.-
2S4. AS q result Of its absorption of
the Superior & Pittsburg properties,
now nearly completed, Calumet and
Arizona has become one OF the worlds
big mines. It will be necessary for 1t
to enlarge its production or effect a
further reduction In costs, however, to
show any surplus earnings over divi-
dend requirements to the current price
Of copper.
Mining engineers state that the juno
ton ore body in the Superior & Pitts
burg is one of the most remarkable
high grade developments Of recent
years. Some months ago it was figured
that there was profit Of $4,000, 600 to
s5.000,000 at least in the portion of
this ore body then proved up, and it
has been opened since on new levels.
and its greater extension lateraIly
demonstrated by drifts The area is
largely bornite, direct smelling, the
whole mass averaging over 10 percent
copper.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-06
Pho Linz P1anneA
IMPERIAL COPPER
HAS A RECEIVER

All hope that the Imperial Copper of
the Silver Bell district, Pima county,
Arizona, plans an early resumption OF
operations, was blasted with the an
pouncement that NJ P. Freeman. a re-
tired Tucson banker, had been appoint
ed receiver for the company. Mr.. Free
man will go to Silver Bell to take
charge Of the properties OF the compa-
ny. The Imperial Copper company is
one OF the allied corporations OF the
Development company of America,
Of which Frank Murphy is the head.
The receivership involves $4,000, 600.
Mr.. Freeman was appointed by a New
York bank, which acts as trustee for
the parties holding bonds of the COM
pany. The value Of the property is
such that there will probably be an
immediate reorganization in the event
a company Of greater available re-
sources secures control
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-06
NEW MIAMI SHAFT
STRIKES ORE BODY
Mill Building Is Complete
and Six Sections Are
EuuiDped.

At the Miami mine at Globe develop
ment has been carried on steadily
throughout the year. and a large ton
mage Of ore is now fully opened up and
ready for mining.
The new working shaft. No. 4, wos
sunk to depth OF 10 feet. and con-
nected with the ore body on the 420
foot level, which is the first extraction
level through which ore WILL be hauled
to the shaft. The $40 foot level drift
from the new shaft, which will be the
second extraction level, was opened out
but driven only 124 feet, its connection
with the ore body being lef. for future
work
The underground work for the year
yielded 116,248 tons Of ore, which were
added to the stock pile, thus providing
total tonnage Of 251, o09 tons already
broken and available for the mill. To
handle this two raises have been yut
up from the 40 foot level to tap The
stock pile at the surface and provide
an easy means Of handling It in the
main shaft
The min building and its accessories
have been completed, and four of the
olA SOCllOnS COulp1SI0Iy equipped 1OT OPP
erations. The equipment of the other
two sections is also IN place, with the
exception of the fine crushing machin-
cry which is held in allegiance await
ing the result Of a comparison between
Chilean mills and fine crushing rolls
for the final stage of reduction, then
the final equipment Of all six mills
will then be proceeded with and the
full plant win probably be in opera
ton in about six months.
The prospecting OF the ground ada
cent to the underground workings by
means OF churn drills started early IN
the year, has been carried on continu-
ously. In all. 20 complete holes and
three partially complete were drilled
up to the end of the year, aggregating
total Of 16, 991 feet. OF the total num-
Der of holes. IA showed sulphide ore Of
good grade the balance were all in
mineral bearing ground. but the ore
found carried less than 15 percent COP
per and for the present will be disre-
garded.
BY means of drill holes and under
ground work, So acres are now explored
and classified as mineral bearing. OF
this, Is acres are considered too low
to be classed as ore, and in the re-
mainder 1t is estimated that there are
fully proved $4,000. 900 tons Of ore car
rying 2.5S percent copper
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-06
IT IS EASIER TO
SAVE THE HAIR
You Have Than to Grow New

The tendency to put off until tomor-
row what we should. do today accounts
for most Of the bald heads We see in
the front row
Newbro's Herpicide stops falling hair
and prevents badness The dandruff
germ is destroyed by its use and con-
dition OF health maintained in the hair
and scalp.
Nearly everyone has hair troubles of
some description which Herpicide viii
always correct. Don't wait until it is
too late
1t is conceded to be the standard hair
remedy and is recommended and ap-
piled by all the best hair dressers and
BARRIERS
One dollar size bottles sold by all
druggists under an absolute guarantee
Send 1Oc in postage for sample and
book about the hair to The Herpicide
Company, Dept. r. Detroit, Mich.
Kelly & Pollard. Special Agents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-06
LIVE OAK WORKING
FIVE CHURN DRILLS

The Live Oak mine, near Globe, Ari-
iona, now has five ckurn drills work
ing on the property. The new shaft
generally referred to as No. 2, is now
considerably below 400 feet in depth.
AS the shaft deepens the greater
depth and moisture makes II impossi-
bic to equal the pace they were sink
ing formerly.
Shaft No. Is AS feet in depth, at
which level the work preliminary to
the blocking out, that will honeyconb
the ore body with crosscuts and raises,
is in progress.
Considerable work is in progress on
the surface, oil burners have taken the
place Of the former fire boxes beneath
the poilers in the power plant, and va
rious other improvements are under
WAY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-06

Rio Grande and its affluents are at
present available.
THE whole area, following the
course of the Rio Grande for 40 miles,
contains vast accumulations of aurifer-
Gus gravel. not less. where measured,
than 500 feet in thickness in many
:sss<Sees Nothing" said Prof Silliman.
<.since the discovery of California and
Australia is comparable for it's meas
ureIess reserves of gold available by the
hydraulic process to these deep placers
OF the Rio Grande.'
There are two varieties Of gravel in
the Rio Grande beds: ID the blue, ~
the yellow gravel The first is coarser
and carries more gold than the yellow.
The average yield Of these gravels is
said to be so cents per cubic yard.
PIacers of Los CerriIIos.
These are the most famous of all the
old placers Of New Mexico. They are
said to have yielded many million dol
lars during the Spanish regime In
the opinion Of many experts, there re-
mains untold millions Of low grade
gold bearing gravel to be extracted at
a profit when modern ingenuity solves
a successful process Of extracting 1T.
Edison, the wizard" spent great deal
of time and money to devise some me-
chanical process to get this gold out at
a profit It was his opinion that there
IS more gold in these placers than IN
any like area in the world.
The Jicaril1a mountain placers are
about $50 miles north Of Ell Paso. by
the Rock Island railroad These are
dry placers and have been worked Ior
years by dry machines.
The Orogrande Plaeers.
The placer at Orogrande is about so
miles north OF Ell Paso, by the Rock
Island railroad, and although confined
to one gulch, is said to have proved
profitable.
At Hillsboro, in the southern portion
of the Black range, are extensive gold
placers which have yielded a large
amount OF the yellow metal although
under the old methods they are not
deemed profitable at present to work
On the western slope Of the Little
Hatchet mountains. in the Sylvanlte
district, 125 miles west Of FL Paso.
over the Ell Paso & Southwestern rail-
road, are several placers that were
worked three or four years ago by dry
machines at a good profit. the yield be-
ing from $50 to 500 week per each
machine operated by two men,
The later excitement over the dis
covery Of gold quartz, led to wild
stampede to the high hills and the
neglect of the dry placers. There iF
good reason to believe that in the ee-
ment gravels between the old gulches
of Sylvanite and the Playas lakes to
the west are large areas Of good placer
gold, which must be opened up some
day.
Eastern. Arizona Placers.
The Clifton orenci placers. in east
ern Arizona, are very promising fields.
For wears more or less placer mining
on a small scale has been going on
Lately two new plants have been in
stalled, one by the Frisco Placer Min
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or late there has been an unusual in
quiry for gold placer properties in New
Mexico and Arizona The Inquiries
come from successful operators in Cal
ifornia. who realize that their placers
will soon, be exhausted and who seek
new fields of operations.
This is particularly true Of compa-
MES owning large dredging plants.
Looking for Gold.
What we would like" said the
agent of one of these companies, sis
bed Of gravel that will run, say 20 or
80 cents gold per cubic yard, to which
we can move our dredging plant from
our present diggings in California.
I'VE have heard that in the south
west, particularly in New Mexico, Ari-
zona and eastern Chihuahua, there are
large deposits of gravel. containing
placer gold In the deserts, which could
not be worked profitably because of the
lack of water for sluicing or other hy-
draulic operations. Now II sufficient
water can be brought to one Of these
to make a pond large enough to float
our dredge, we can operate successful
lv. The only question to be considered.
provided the gold is there in sufficient
quantity is whether water can be
pumped to it or. piped in from some
mountain stream or from wells In the
surrounding valleys"
Many New Mexico Piacers.
In the territory of New Mexico are
a number of such auriferous deposits.
among which may be mentioned those
In the extreme north on the Rio
crande. the ancient placers Of Los
CerriIlos; the placers Of the Jicarillas
mountains. north of White Oaks; that
of the Jarilla mountains at ORC Grande;
those of Hillsboro and Syivanite. ana
that in the Caballo mountains
Placer Gold In Rio Grande.
Commencing a little above the en-.
trance of the Rio Colorado into the
main range on the east, about 20 miles
south Of the Colorado line. these grayeis
carry gold. The San Cristobal> Rio
Hondo. Taos and Embudo rivers. All
emptying into the Rio Granoe from the
east, carry gold.
Prof. SiIliman visited that section In
the early SOS and said: Here are mil
lions Of tons of gold quartz, reduced
by the great force OF nature to con-
idtion ready for the application Of the
hydraulic mining process. while the
entire bed of the Rio Grande for over
40 miles is a siuice, on the bars OF
which the gold derived from the wear
ing away of the gravel banks, has
been accommodating for ages. and now
lies ready for extraction by the most
approved method of river mining
Rio Grande Gold Thick.
"The thickness Of the Rio Grande gold
gravels exceeds in many places 500
feet. orlnearly three times that of sim
liar beds in California, while the aver
age value per cubic yard is believed to
be greater than in any other accumula-
lions yet discovered. Only. those por-
lions Of this area, however, which are
within the reach of the waters OF the