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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-06-05
ISSUE CHALLENGE.

The gas filters employed by tho
Clarksburg Light and Heat Com
pany with J. L. Sackett as mama
ger and NJ. ]. Milan as captain of
their baseball team isue challenge
to any and all amateur baseball
cams in the city for a game on the
Union Park grounds next Sunday
morning at $3.50 o'clock.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-06-05
MR.. REAGER
National President OF the Hibernlans
VIII speak Hero June 20.

James ]. Reagen, Of st. Paul, MINI,
national president of the Ancient or
der of Hif5ernians, viii tour this state
this month, speaking at various
points. He is scheduled to speak here
the night of June 20 either in Cen
tennlaa Hall or the court house. The
meetings will be open and free to
everyone. MIR. ReaEen is an orator
OF wide repute.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-06-05
Icy PLATE
Men VIII BE Here tomorrow to At
tend Stockholders Meeting.

A number Of prominent business
men OF Pittsburg and elsewhere
viii arrive here tomorrow for
stockhoIders meeting OF the phillips
Sheet and Tin Plate Company to be
held wednesday for the purpose Of
transferring the main omces and
chsef works OF the company e
iwierton. this state. There g en-
unconHrmed rumor that the plant
may also be moved, HoWeHers enc
,funpor Is disGredited
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-06-05
oouRT arEETs.

The county court met Monday
morning with all its mem bars pres
emit and the various bridge ques-
tons that have been before II sew
eraI times We're taken up. The
court took a recess however until
3 o'clock 10 the afternoon without
taking defhnite action or entering
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-06-05
BAKE OVEN QUARREL.

with a large number OF neighbors
IN attendance as witnesses, Demon
Tpian. a foreign woman Of Dola'
was placed on trial Monday after
noon in Justice G. H. Gordon's court
on charge OF assaulting and oeat
ING Mary Builder with a club and
broomstick last Friday when the
two quarreied over a bake oven
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-06-05
FIFTEEN INJURED
When Accommodation Traip
Runs Into a Switch En-
CINE Today.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 5-Fif-
teen persons were seriously injured.
when a Lebanon accommodation
train on the Tennessee Central
railroad crashed into a switch en-
zine on the outskirts Of Nashville
this morning.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-06-05
SHERIDAN AT SPRINGS.

Letters from Michael d. Sheridan,
who is at Colorado springs. Colo, for
the benefit OF his health, state that
he is gett;uS aors nieely and that his
stay there has already Improved his
health very much.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-06-05
EXAMINATION WEDNESDAY.

Begiunin Wednesday morn ng at
o O'Clock there win be clerk anil
carriers special examination at the
postomce building. There Will be
about twenty applicants.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-06-05
SALEM BABY DEAD.

An infant, aged six months, of Mr..
and Mrs. s. W. Eangfitt, OF Salem,
died Sunday and the body was buried
At the odd Fellows cemetery there
Monday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-06-05
1ualBER TRUST PRonE.

,o4TcAGo, Ill. June 5.-Judge
Lands iu,panneled a special grand
jury today to make an investisati ton
into alleged Illegal operations CT the
so-called lumber trust"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-06-05
Ross FUNERAL.

Hhe funerar of Miss Helen Ross
was held at $3.50 o'clock this after
noon at the home OF NJ Il, fIendf rson
in Broad Oaks. The interment was In
The Masonic cometery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-06-05

Assocalon
be
near
has aside
to
oft
down
diaries
in work ont he
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-06-05
cHTcAso GRAIN $3.50.

dHuCAGO, June saVheat' ~
is; corn, "a SIS oats, 60 p
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05
.H|CHSCHOOl MEET
ENTRIES MADE
Various Athletic Stunts to Be
Pulled Off in Spring Con.
test Are Made Up This
Afternoon.

Entrios from the Albuquerque
hiGh School for the neld meet ac-
cprdiup % thc last completed today.
ar, 100 5ard dash. Goss. Ray rs
o. IoSa, .21 yard dash, Espinosa lee.
\rnot, sac yard dash, Guss Grim
m'r, Diockmann McGough, mile run.
Di,ekmunu. 2-mue glind. Head. =
uilD relay. Grimmcr, Espuusa. Ar
not McCuuua, nilh hnrdlc raoc, Far
T,l. Goss. Eumfls. low hurdles. Me
Cough, Grmmcr, j. McCtuna. shot
put WIrrley. ~trome hammer throw,
Migcloy \al CieaVc. nigh jump.
Farrell Ramsay McGough. broad
Jump. Farrell Shunlcnrdger; pole
vault. FtrrDIl. Ross. McGoush.
Principal john Milne ~ the Central
high school hus been 2 persistent
noostcr foe thr meet a,d under MS
direction yaulting poles. shot. ham
MGR rud other supplics have been
secured u. T., \. Johnson Of the
forestry service, who coached TIA,
boys through their successful foot
lall season last roll. has been assist
iug the boys ass starter ana physical
director Tho team has been sruoi-
ling NOR, CT less at Traction park.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05
IRRIGATION PROJECT
IS PLANNED
Colfax County Capitalists Pro.
pose to Enter 10000 Acres
for Irrigation Under the
New Segregation Act.

Ration. y NJ. May Within the
last week Edwin r. Bidwell OF Kins
lev. Kan. Almon l.. Bennett OF Nick
orson. Kan. and Edward VI TrayloI
OF Mullinville. Kan. have been In the
citN together with Woodford 4 Maj.
lock OF Denver, Colo. and NJ. X. IA.
wards an attorney representing these
gentlemen In consultation with &. H.
Hartley ana e. f Hartley aud 1. T.
horicnsIein Of Springer, n NJ. They
were here with roieronc 10 the de.
velopment OF the Lake Charette res.
ervoir proposition and of certain wat.
cr rights ~ the Ocate and sweet water
rivers, on tho southern border of Col
iaN county This project includes the
irrigation OF approximately 10000
acres under segregation hy the Carey
aci land board of Now Mexico Thts
r. the inst segregation made by this
board under the Carey act. Chapter
lO2 of the session laws OF 1900. aud
the development viii be watched with
interest by irrigationisis all over The
west
The promoters are substantial anu
able business man aud EXPECT 10 msh
The development at their project with
expedition
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05
TIIis ~ CERTAIN.
Tito Proof THAT Albuquerque READERS
Cannot Deny.

What could furnish stronger owl
denc" of the efficiency Of any rem
edy than the test of time Thousands
90 people testify that Doan's kidney
Pits cure permanently.
Home endorsement should provc
undoubtedly the mcrit of this rem
cdh Years ago your friends ana
n"ighhors testified to the relief the,
had derived from the use of Doan's
Kidney Pills. They now confirm their
Testimonials They say time has com
plct"d the tcsi.
Mrs T.. Adair. sl1 Edi,h street. Al
huqucrluc. y NJ. says Two and q
half years ago used boan's Kidney
P!lls aud vas so pleased with tNr
benefit | obtained that I was glad to
publicly recommend them. IN giNins
this second statement. il is my de-
sire Ia show that value this remedy
as highly rs ever. I had such severe
paths across my lons and between
my shoulders that I was inconycn-
ienced IN g.t,ing around The con
tents az ore box Of poan'a kidney
pills relieved me So sroatly that !
could not do otherwise than praise
ihpm
For sale by all dealers. Price 90
cents Foster Milburn co. Bunaio.
New York, sole agents Tor IN" United
states
Remember The name poan's and
take no other. 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05
--LATEST FICTION IS
VERY POPULAR
Local Stores Have Some Re-
cent Productions That Are
Above the Ordinary and
Are Proving Good Sellers.

Local bookstores are displaying
some rccrn, works OF fiction oi an.
usual merit More than the ordinary
interest than Is occasioncd by the
hun'drum made.to.order summer
novel attaches To the BOOKS selected
BY The Bobbs Merrill company for
publication, and the announcement
that this popular indianapolis and
New York house will issue tour Nav
novels al weekly Intervals Nnl no
gratefully received" 70, AlbuQuer.
queans
The titles of tho hooks announced
are The liigh Hand. to br issucd
May q. "Old Reliable ami stanton
Wins viii appear May ~, ami ui
May 20 The stolen singer and
'Yrllowstouo Sights win come out
These will be- followed on MAY - hy
The Haunted paiamas In circulat
Jag THESE books q plan like that m
practice among magazine makers. is
10 De observed The hooks will b.
shipped prior To the publication"
date for tho convenience OF dealers.
ana II tor any reason The BOOKS ara
nul on sale prior 10 the authorized
date of publication future advance
shipments To- dealers VIII be with
held
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05
CURES CATARRH
\i.~b 'DiGtlS, COLDS, GROUP
N<U DRE TIiItOAT.

J II b'kiclley guarantees liip-
MEI pronounce il Hlgh-n-mc1 to
euro catnrrh, acute or chronic: 20
cure colds. coughs, Group aud sore
throat or money back
I'm ,lsrs ~ deafness caused by ca
t1rrh, there ig no remedy 50 efficient.
HHOMEl is a liquid extracted from
the eucalyptus trees Of Australia. and
IS soothing, healing. germ killing
antiscptic
\ complete HYoMEi OUTFIT consist :
ing of "a bottle of HYOMEi aud an
indestructihlc hard rubber pocket in.
halor costs $500. For treating ca.
tarrh or ans sore throat or NOSE all
mcnt pour 20 feN drops into the in
halcr and breathe.
That all Yuu Myo 90 io, aud ~
the air passos thruIsh ihr inhaler u
becomes imprceuniol with autscptic
HYoMEf, and this soothing heating
air Ak II passes into tua lungs reaches
every particle of thp Wtamrd meme
hranc, kills the germs uud n"tl th'
raw, sore catarrhal spots
II YOU now own u HNoMtl inhaler
you can buy an extra hutte ot NY
oMEl for only 40 cents at j. VI
p'ii"lloNR ar druggists anywhere
irce sample trial treatment from
. Booths Hyomei Co. Buffalo. ~ y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05

yoang woman OF finance was cspc-
cially busy. In that short time she
deposited in the Fidelity more than
So .uup. ono oi the deposits was FOR
s1O.7ln, while another amounted 10
Sa.s9i go. and stll another was Tor
SG.Giil1 Hut the checks New IN
nlmoH, ns fast as the deposits. SO thai
Ia the Last OF February. when The u-
rogularitics WIRE discovered. thcrr
was To- the young Womau's credit onlt
about 5000. There we're other de-
posts Of dignifird amounts. such ~
s.. Nd2.i0, tG,SG6.75. N.0a3.33, s5.,aE-
81 aud great many In the $4,000,
So 0o0 and 81 900 class.
Tho young womans total deposits
covering three years. amounted -
tt22. 0o3.e9. adding To- this the s3i.-
600 In bonds, recovered from the dos
kennel. IL makes the total In her pos
session OF about ,l56.00p. From lh,s
should De- deducted about i.10n stl-
AIRY received during the three wears
aud there is left xli2.uA0 taken from
Mrs Armour Taking tho rotail price
&C TIM antiques Oriental rggg. rare
prints ana many other yaluahi" workF
uf art bought hE hcr together Wit1
th" bonds recovered, the palanre of
tc0o ia the FidcHty Trust compan
aud about So. 200 I'm real estate mort
2aIea shr had on hand ihc ttl
amount recovered ls about thA.DHh.
II De- understood that tha attorucyt
for Mrs Armour first served notic"
uuun IN. VOTING woman several ttv~
aga that the missing S5Q.6on in hopds
or thoir equivalent, must Dee restored
ht alas : cor an arrest might iulloN.
Il o. said That this time has been *
tended to June I in order thar CON
muui,atiun ma, Doe had Win tb"
young womnu's brother u Brazil,
whom she insists is wealthy Bank
crs' Investigations of the brother g.
uanciu standing do not carry out the
Young wnmanS contention of h's tt' =
posed wealth however
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05
DAUGHTER WRITES
ABOUT DEATH OF
HER FATHER
Chief of Police Receives Let
ter from Marie Harrington
of Denver; Robert Harring-
ton Was Killed in Douglas.

Thomas McMillin. chicf of police,
yesterday received letter nom Marie
harrington of Denver, asking him o.
h, could furnish her ans news CON
corning the reported death OF her
father Warner Harrington. reported
Killed on u railroad somewhere Ina tht
southwest ana from whom ~" had
not heard IA many months.
Robert Harrington. who CORE
spends In some partiC ulars with the
Warner Harrington mentioned IN the
Denver letter. Was shot and Killed p>
"a stray bullet from the federal lines
during the lighting at Aqua Pri,ta
last month He was at work switch
ing ana VAS riding on top ot box
car ia ia, railroad wards at douglas
when the bullet killed him Tho traiu-
men made every effort To- find som"
trace of his relatives but without
avail lie was buried from an under
taking chapel IN Douglas about a
week later and No word Was ever r"-
cciNed from anyone ciaiming him az
~ relative.
Chief Mo Milln has written letter
to the Denver woman telling her oI
the death OF Robert Harrlngtun IN
Douglas and dirocting her T." inv"sti-
gate that case further Ia the search
for her father
Marie Harringtou's letter SAYS
Denver. colo, MAY ., 1871.
| Albuquerque, y. NJ.
Chicf of Police.
Dear sir: Would you please give M,
all the Information you can In regard
10 Mr.. Warner Harrington. read ~
the paper her, IN Denver about him
setting Killed on the railroad, II Not
give this your immediate attention
viii he very much obliged, am hi'
daughter and very anxious Ia hear
| whether the news OF his death rs IS" ~
not | haven't heard from him to; 4
lnng time, and | am worried ahnu'
him, II lac Is alive please let ~
know VI his Whereabouts,
| Yours thankfully,
| MARIE HARRINGTON,
| So W. 18th Ave. Denver '"l''
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05
OUTRAGE REPORTED
BY REBEL BANDITS
Decided Change in Attitude
Toward Americans; Women
Abused and Murdered BY
Insurrecto Outlaws.

Douglas Aria. May THAT the
spirit manifested toward Americans
has undergone change. NJ least IN
the upper laqui river and Sonora
river countries. is shown by the -.
port brought by two Americans who
arrived In Douglas from the Sonora
by insurreCto outlaws OF an American
woman named Clark ana her hus-
band. They also bring news or pill
age and IN treatment of other Amer.
leans II is not n single band that
has shown this an,ipathy to Amer
leans, but at least three bands IN
three different sections.
Double murder OF Americans is the
story that comes from Santa Nina
camp on the Yaqui river near where
II f. Joined by the Sonora river This
story ~ brought by two Americans
who come from the Chumata prom.
crty The story they bring is thai
AT the Santa Nina were an American
named Clark and his wife as care.
takers. the other Americans having
left. Clark was at a little distance
from The camp when band OF about
thirty outlaw insurrcctos came NJ To
the camp. Mrs. Clark tried to stand
them on with "a shotgun aud they
took shelter In house She shot IN
the arm. sought refuge behind anoth
or house. While she was washing
the blood from her arms she saw her
husband approaching and waved
him bach, shouting 90 warn him ut
the danger. He continued To ap.
proach and when close by the IN.
suircctos jumped ont and opened
fire. He fell pierced by more than
a dozen bullets. Later his wife was
Killed
Al their own camp The two Amer.
leans tell that another insurrecto
band shows no disposition tn re-.
spec, American property A part,
came 10 the Chnmata mine and shot
III" mozo who ha: been sent ont after
deer. killing him and taking the
game. Then this band came into tho
camp. took all the provisions. conils.
Gated n number of mules and then
proceeded To cut open sixty sacks OF
ore that were ready for shipment and
scattered the ore about
inc same men are source for the
ormaiion that Martin dickinson
and Charlie Firoout are detained in
iiuopac on the Sonora river ana not
permitted 20 return 10 the San I.o.
reno property Whether this IS sc.
casioncd because OF Hicknson's re-
iusal To turn over supplies az be.
cause he protested when supplies
were iaFcn they are not positive
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05
TWO WOMEN CLAIM
MANS BODY
Sudden Death Causes En-.
tanglement Of Women Who
Quarrel Over Mans Re.
mains.

los Angeles. CAL NAV i--eNcN
declaring that she was the wife of
the deceased. two women laid claim
10 the body OF David Meckcnick. who
died suddenly ~ his home. las Ea,
FoTty'"irhih street. ana ,,tiOr. .S.ir
dispute was ended the notice were
called to settle the trouble As an
aftermath ol the attempt OF the hitn.
crto unknown woman. who claims to
have married Mcckcnck many years
ago In Russia. 10 take possession or
his body yesterday. u bitter legal bat.
tie is expected over the estate oi
the deceased, which IL said 10 amount
approximately To 100000
David Ncckenick died suddenly
Yesterday morning. having been In
apparently perfect health on the pfo.
cching evening When Nrs Mockc-
nick. who had separated from her
husband several months ago and hay
since lived In house adjoining th At
of her husband. went to the home OF
the deceased 10 take charge OF his
bodN. she was astoundcd 10 find u
strange woman In the house who di'.
clarcd that she was the wife of ia
deceased She refused To give any in.
formation concerning herself or her
claims further than 10 state that she
had been marri 4 10 Neckenick In
Russia and could furnish proof of her
claim when the time came
Mrs McCkcnick. who was accompa-
MED hN her daughter Miss Rose
Mcckenich believing that the strang.
81 was attempting To set ~ false
claim TO her husband y estate, tcle.
phoncd To the police. and Sergeant
Monatt Of the detective bureau sem
an Officer 20 Investigate The alleged
second wife OF the deceased let the
house before ihc arrival of the officer.
bii declared that she would assert
her rights Ia court Attorney Frank
T. Domingo \, who represents Mrs.
Mochcnick declared last night mat
he believed the claims of the mystori.
ous stranger 10 be without iounda'
Nun
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05
CNIIiE THIEVES HOUND
OVER UO GRAND JURY

Flagstaff, Ariz. May THE Mar
ley brothers of Navajo county had
complaints lodged against them Cor
cattle stealing In Coconino county.
and IN a preliminary examination
held here were hound over TO the
graud iur, IN the toiIowlng sums.
Heck ANA -. - Marley IN $4,000
each. and Dutch" Marley iu Si00.
TacS are accused 90 stealing tn ami
mIla belonging 20 q. L.. Hart. The
same defendants were recently
bound over 20 IN. grand Jury ~ VA
valo county IN the sum ~ $50 .G1h
for the alleged theft Of several cnt-
IL r r. NJ M of Alhuqu"rl>n rs
one of counsel FOR tho MaF,cvs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05
PERSONALS.

L. o. St'ph' nsun, formerly In the
grocery busiaCs here, y "A visitor In
the city from Mnuntainair.
Emil Jones. q well known resident
of san Marcial, arrived In the city
yesterday for a short visit
\ license tu marry was today Is
sued 10 FioToucia sanchez and Iso-
doro Gonzales. both of Albuquerque
Territory Travelling Auditor u. x
Rankin has returned 10 the city IL
consult With Auditor Stafford ON ter
ritorial business.
The BOY scouts viii go ON hike
Ia a point near paimers school. tire,
miles north OF the city tomorrow
apd a hip Time Is In anticipation. Al
scouts are requested 10 he ~ ia, cor
ncr of sixth street and Central ave-
nue. with lunches promptly 10 . ~
O'Clock saturday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05
HAREM BATHING SUIT
IS THE LATEST
Popularity Acclaimed 'Neatest
and Most Marvellous Gar.
ment Yet. Abbreviated
Skirts and Fish Effect.

Los Angeles, MAY Miss Ellen
Minnor. daughter of u Detroit capital.
ist. gave the season both an early and
n startling note OF gladstone bathing
attire yesterday by appearing in a
hafcm costume. Nothing In the line al
nataiorial sartorialism has been seen
In long time. " ever. thai is moro
designed, by reason of grace. snug az.
suitability for swimming aud lack of
excess goods. to charm the eve
II IN true there were some elderly
people. wearing glasses and looking
very digniled and uncompromisinc.
who gasped when they saw Miss Min.
nor and her harem bathing suit bat
the Young woman did not mind lhia
as she lriskcd along the beach. we'll
assured by innumcrable admirInp
glances that she was an exquisltcly
CARRIED mermaid
The "harem" In The bathing suit lin
comprises bloomors and bodice. pin
cipally. aId skirt, insignihcantly
The maker of this costume seemingly
ran out of goods for the skirt before
arriving anywhere near the point ia
which the old.fashiuned bathing skirt
reaches. In fact. This one ceases "a
exist about n foot above the knee.
The whole effoci IL almost gloye'
tight. as the material Is jersey. The
suit Is sleeveless and low OF neck and
Is one OF the mos, fetching creations
ot is Kind ever paradcd along the
strand
Back on the shore OF her own ma.
ave Lake Michigan. Miss Minnor. who
Is petite and graceful and can carry
OF the wearing OF harem balhin
suit with coasummate grave. appear.
ed recently IN the one thus made
quatoly described The beach guard,
Will" not shocked assumed that more
sensitive people might he, ana re
qicstcd her IA go before the supcryis.
orr Ia secure official sanction The
supervisors. without exception. wcrr
So plcasnrably impressed with the
grace and beauty OF the costume that
they rrprimandcd the guard
Miss Minnor says she wears this
bathing SUN FOR purposes of swim.
MING aol for posing and that she
can glide through The water thus ap.
parclcd better than in anylhins she
ever wore before
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05
NN\ \bItN WINES NnI,
10 IN NpDiENIIID
Zig Pi,nt Near Gutter H. BEING ~
trn-i,ci, improved aud Enlarged:
f'rodnr> shipped IT, pitt~hurg
Plant: Good Investment

cutter y ~ MAY Things arc
ap ana doing go the Nanndmn Mines
Company mines near here. Tho
seventy -fNo-tpn yanadium cuncoutra-
tor which ~ now located ono and
ouc-huii miles from the minca. is To-
be dismantlod and moved to the
mines whore 1t VIII be rebuilt aud
enlarged 90 double It's prcson, capac-
ity w. \. Boni,z. general manager
of the company. has been In cutter
preparing To- make tho necessary
changes. \ modern mining camp is
also to Dee built al the mines as soon
"a possible ana no lct-up in the ac-
tivity Will be made during the pres
cu' year he SAYS.
The plant at cutter win be- lrft
closed for TIA, present and MAY bc
left In that condition pormanrutlN.
and a plant at pi',sburg built to
handl. the product of the mines This
~ thought To De- the cheaper mcthud
Of handling the product ana no effort
VIII be made to r"muy" tho plant tu
the mines as the company uses 20
tons of sulphuric acid a day ana tho
haulage of this quantity would Zoe toe
oxpcnSiV" from Gutter 10 the mines
! = miles distant
The mines viii not De closed down
Mr. ilonit1 says. aud tho COMPANY h.
nov working from ~ to 80 men reg.
ularly The supplies for the CAM
ana Tor the use of these men ar,
being purchased In ~ puso.
The Nanadium company * now n
Ia prosperous condition" Manager
BuniU said Wednesday morning
There rs no truth in the report tina,
We are contemplating closing thu
mines Tho or, is now producing
valuable ore ana We are highly salts
f,id with the results of our invest
mont
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05
GIG FAIR FOR
NORTHERN NEW MEXICO
Fair Directors Meet in Ration and DIS
euss plan and Scope OF Ana'r'
Suitable Site Now Available.

Ration. y. NJ, MAY THE directors
of the Northern Now Mexico Fair as.
ISOLATION met In This city last even.
ing IN an important business meeting
for the discussion and disposition OF
several matters of important business
relative 10 the holdIHg of the pro-
posed Northern New Mexico Fair IN
Ration during next October \ suitable
site H. now available. II Il the in
tcntion of The directors 10 push the
fair matter TO a successful concur
Sion