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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-03-23
NO REASON FOR DOUBT.
A Statement of Facts Backed by
Strong Guarantee.

We guarantee complete relief to all
sufferers from constipation. In every
case where we fail we will supply the
medicine free.
Rexall Orderlies are gentle. effective,
dependable aid safe bowel regulator
strengthened and tonic They re-estab-
lish natures functions in quiet, easy
way They do not cause any incon-
veni.nce, gripping or nausea. They are
so pleasant to take and work so easily
that they may be taken by any one atany
time. They thoroughly tone up the whole
system TO healthy activity.
Rexall Orderlies are indispensable and
ideal for the use OF children, old folks
and delicate persons. We cannot too
highly recommend them TO all sufferers
from any form of constipation and its at
tendant evils. Two sizes, l0c. and %.
Remember, you can obtain Rexall Rene
dies in this community only at our store
The Rexall Store. Owens & Miller.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-03-23
Missing Boy Recovered.

Fred Crawford, the thirteen-year-old
boy who disappeared four weeks ago
from the home OF his guardians, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert VanMetre, near Vancleves-
vile, was located some distance from
Dickerson, Md, through an advertise
ment in a Baltimore newspaper. Last
Sunday morning Mr.. VanMetre and Of
ficer Mcdonald went down after the boy
and brought him back in the evening.
The boy said that he went to Martins-
burg the day he disappeared from home
and got on an eastbound passenger train.
He told the conductor he was hooking TOR
a good home. He left the train at Dick
erson, Frederick county, Md, ne says,
and wandered back in the country some
seven miles from there and found place
with the family of a Mr.. Jones, with
whom he had since been living. He is
bright little chap, but showed no signs oil
repentance for his act in running off from
home. Mr.. VanMetre got the boy from
an orphan asylum at Wilmington, O., six
years ago.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-03-23
Public Sales.

Public Sales.
Among the public sales which are now
or will be advertised in the Register are
the following:
March 24-C w. Carter, southeast Of
ShepherdStown.
March 27-Horace Price, near Leetown.
March 27-John H. Lemen, near Scrab-
BILE
March Is S. o. Knott, miles east Of
Shepherdstown.
March 30-Sheriff c. D. Wysong al J
c. Tabler's farm, near Duffields
March Bow. F. Alexander, executor
Thos. E. Clevenger, near Charles Tow n.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-03-23

racket the intruderS might have made.
Mr.. Hunter has no clues or suspicious as
10 the identity of the rob5erS.-Adpocdte.
The concert IN the colored Methodist
Church last Friday night was very en-
joyable and interesting affair, and the
pastor, Rev. c. Y. Tngg, deserves great
credit Tor arranging such an excellent
programme. The stars of the occasion
we're two visiting colored ministers, Rev.
3. M. Mitchell and Rev. c. D. Hughes.
The former sang several selections in an
exceedingly rich voice and recited with a
racial eloquence that brought down the
house. The latter was an expert on the
violin and clarionet, and PLAYED with real
genius. The local talent played and sang
very acceptably, and Uncle Fred Young,
as usual, won deserved applause with his
high soprano solos.
Capt. n. c. Getzendanner. of Charles
Town, who is an enthusiastic advocate OF
a bridge across the Shenandoah river in
this county. was in Shepherdstown last
Saturday in the interest of the project.
he has plan by which certain sum OF
money is TO be raised by private sub
scriptions, which will be donated when
the county court shall put up the balance
ot the money needed for the construction
81 a good bridge. About 81 900 has been
raised already, and couple OF thousand
more will be added to this sum, probably.
The estimated cost of the bridge is about
$4,000. Captain Getzendanner's plan
contemplates bridge that shall be free
from the imposition of tolls-free to
everybody-at the end OF the Bloomery
pike.
Havana seconds at Owens & Miller's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-03-23

Albert Dick was indicted by the Lin
coin county grand jury at Hamlin, W.
Va, for disturbing religious services.
The indictment was returned upon the
evidence of Rev. John Beech, who testi-
fed that Dick kissed his sweetheart dur
ing the progress of the services and there
by disturbed the religious exercises.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-03-23

S n VII. hold an exchange again at M
D 0aAef Ssiore on Saturday otthis week.
OTdl' cakes, candy and other gooc
UingS will be sold.
according TO the almanac spring began
VI 'eSday. In reality Monday was the
rUnSns day, Tor a bright sun and {
any wind IRON the southwest brought
"1eS hat winter is over
g. Just arrived, complete shipmeat Of
ssS rant, all coIors. Also the latest
ss.rNaIpaintthatcan bewashec. Phone
, ,SD ORDERS atonce, or call in TO see us
'oopi paint Owens & Miller.
There has been an unusual amount Of
o s,, ,.' in the community the past week
NV ,"O' Principally the grip. A consider
s proportion OF the students of Shep-
':ia College have been affected,
B ,, n, E Aidey will give a moving picture
Ss,'en a vaudeville performance in
81 Fl ,,.p Friday and Saturday nights
bs@. oS'oe, song and dance artist, will
Nv ''a' attraction, Admission IS cents
p. as'S i will be turned into the Chesa.
he 'f A.. q Ohio canal on Saturday, and or
ar ",s, Gay Of April boats will be loadec
rep, SapsTIand. During the past winteI
datinsa nave been made to the canal, in.
f snspssa new concrete lock near VIII.
nyer ' us1 Auction! Thompson & Bill
So No. WI, have auction at the store a
8b h.. Cross Roads Tuesday, Marc
viii 81, S1s5slnning at g BOP. M, when the
sost ~ fn. Show cases, scales, lnternanons
p,a uo Shoes, gloves, s1snep p.s, '"s an
soct 0 III, articles from their gener.
htroot..!aalss will be an opportunity
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-03-23

A queer theft has been reported rom
Allegheny county. Md. Walter E. Muel-
Ter, of Lacrosse, Wis, was arrested by
Deputy Sheriff Walter Clay on warrant
secured by the Green Ridge Orchard
Company, which has orchards opposite
Paw Paw, charged with the larceny OF
10000 apple buds. Mueller has scured
options on land near Paw Paw for the
purpose of starting an apple orchard.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-03-23

II is said that more than 800 men EN-
ployed in the Norfolk 6 Western Railway
shops at Roanoke have been laid oil
within the past week or two.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-03-23

The State Tax Commissioners audit
shows that former sheriff John L. McGee,
of Writ county, is short in his accounts
81, 68o.S3.
The Coconino sun., 1911-11-03
T. c. Erier
Wm. Naigler
Williams Arizon,

Cattle branded j. !: = : ,: ,: x '' 5 on left ribs. ~AA
 Also own E-3 branded on left ,SdfY.<. shoulder. ribs and 3X Iy 2 hip.
 Horses branded oI1f II NE on left thigh. N
 Range: Pitman >MkH " Valley and Red za4s&ASfyRA&A IT Butte
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-09
MOGOLLON CLEANUP
is UP TO AVERAGE
Important Discoveries Are
Made ON Ernestine
Company Properties

Mogollon. N. NJ, Sept. 9.-The
Deadwood mines last cleanup produced
1900 ounces Of gold and silver bullion
The weeks tonnage of ore treated was
375. with 20 sacks of concentrates.
Twenty-Five feet of development work
was done In the mine in that SEINE
period, all of which was in ore.
AT the Ernestine Mining company,
the framework of the new power house
is erected and the building is ready for
its covering of galvanized, rugated
iron. Concrete foundations for engines,
generator and compressor will be laid
at once. The weeks ore treated was
$50 tons, with A sacks of concentrates.
The last 10 day cleanup for August
amounted to 5145 ounces, troy of gold
and silver bullion; four tons of concen-
trates were shipped for the period.
Some important discoveries have recent
ly been made in the mine.
AT the Maud Mining company, work
Is being prosecuted in the shaft and
drifts therefrom, with two of the lat
ter reported as being in good ore. Up
wards of 20 men are employed.
At the Oaks company good progress
is being made in the advance of the
tunnel. Lumber and material for a
blacksmith shop and a dwelling for
workmen is being delivered at the site.
A shipment of high grade ore was
made from the Little Charlie mine Of
the Mogollon Gold and Copper COM
pany this week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-09
ENGNLISH SYNDICATE
BUYS MEXICAN MINE
Restauradora Sold For ST.
100000 = chihuahua
Mining Notes

Chihuahua, Mexico, Sept. 9.-The Res
tauradora mine in Guanacevi, owned by
Messrs. Ayton & Co., has been sold to
an English syndicate for a sum said
to be in excess Of 100000 "A mill
of large capacity was included in the
deal. The property is silver and was
closed by its owners pending nego-
tiations for its transfer to the new
company. Plans are going forward for
campaign of extensive operations i'm
mediately after the elections in Octo-
Der. 1t is not known as yet who will
manage the property.
An excessive flow of water in the
Predilecta mine last week caused the
loss OF the large pumps in the mine ne
ceSsitating a complete shutdown un-
til new pumps can be gotten to the
about $4,000. The company is sinking
to the 1000 foot Level to encounter the
rich ores said to be at that depth.
A traffic road surveyed from Lustre.
been surveyed, and it is hoped to have
it in condition within the next three
months. If present plans go through,
an an a fegp Els SeIsace norn PASSENGER
the completion of the roadbed.
Development work is going forward
steadily and the company managers do
not anticipate any political disorders
for that district Renald Allies is the
financial manager
The Veta Colorado, Minas Nuevas,
Chihuahua, has % bars Of bullion sill
yer valued at $1,000 at the Stallforth
bank in Parral. Manager c. F. Spau1d-
ing has completed plans for the in
creasing of the mills capacity to dou-
Die it's present size.
In the Providencia, Parral Chihua-
hua, while working in an old prospect
shaft fair sized vein of galena, car
rying gold and silver was struck at a
depth of SO feet The vein shows evil
dence Of widening and will be followed
A syndicate Of Texas capitalists has
been formed to take over the Resolana.
Sta. Barbara, Chihuahua, and begin
work Immediately after the elections
The property was worked to good prof
1t in former days.
In the La Virgen, Iturbide Develop
mentS have reached the water level
(72 meters) and further work has been
eurtailed owing to the political condi-
lions. After election next month a
pumping system will be Installed and
many men will be placed at work
La Virgen is a gold property, though
IT contains some uranium, and from
time to time pitch blend has been
found from which radium is extracted.
La Virgen Is the only mine in Mexico
showing evidences Of the radium prod
uct
The property is situated in the Itur-
bide district On the Kansas City, Mex
leo and Orient railroad, the nearest
postoffice being San Sostenes, Chi
huahua.
Work on the Fortuna, near Terraz-
zas. has been curtailed to a certain
extent because OF the water Pumps
and machinery were ordered a short
time ago and are expected to be on the
ground very shortly. Sinking has reach
ed depth of 20 feet and will be re-
sumed just as soon as the equipment
arrives. The property is owned by
San Antonio syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-09
QUICKSILVER YIELD
IN TEXAS IS
REDUCED
Brewster County District
Produces Is Percent of
Nations 1910 Output

Washington, D. c.. Sept 9.-The
quicksilver industry In Texas during
1910 fell of considerably according to
reports compiled by the geological sur
vey from confidential reports received
from every mine IN the district. In
the Brewster county district along the
Rio Grande, perhaps more often re-
ferred to as -the Terlingua district, the
1910 production was 1920 TASKS, valued
at sl54.413. against 41S8 TASKS in 1909.
valued at $780, This decrease was
caused by the closing down of the Mar
Ia and Mariposa mines in May of 1910.
OF the total quicksilver production
OF the United States during 1870 Texas
produced 16 percent. against 20 per-
cent in 1909. The total production of
quicksilver in Texas since 1892 when
operations began, has been 1877 short
tons or the metal, equivalent to 4,S44
TASKS Of Is pounds each, and would
be valued according to the 1910 price
at $2,0S5.700.
Not Easily Secured.
II anyone thinks that quicksilver
mas only to be scooped up in bucket
fuls In the favored districts of the
world where it is found, such person
is much mistaken, for figures show
that 1921 tons Of ore. or cinnabAr, tech
nically known as sulphide of mercury,
was treated to produce the Texas out
put In 1910. This ore averaged 1.5 per-
cent mercury. or 30.3 pounds were ex-
tracted from every ton. This is slight
reduction in the percentage Of quick
silver per ton, as the average in 1909
was II percent of every ton handled
However, the Texas fields are not the
poorest in the world, for the California
output averaged only GA percent, or
about eight pounds of quicksilver to
the ton. Nevada has two small mines
Of very rich ore, averaging rs percent,
or loo pounds to the ton.
Only Three Producing States
During 1910 quicksilver was pro-
duced in but three states in the union.
California, Nevada and Texas There
were 1e mines worked, of which Is are
located in California. two in Nevada
and two in Texas. Oregon, which had
been small producer during previous
years failed entirely in 1910. and Arf-
iona, where some little mining for
quicksilver had been done, failed to
produce during the past two years
Although Nevada's production was
small, indications are that the Nevada
output is the only one that will show
an increase during 1911.
There was a good domestic demand
for quicksilver during the past year,
and the prevailing prices were higher
than the previous year. Its principal
mining, for the manufacture of vermil-
ion, Eliminates, physical Instruments
drugs and for. lighting. Its use sin
making the illuminate Of percussion
caps for igniting powder is increasing
in importance, probably more than any
other use.
Spain is the largest producer of
quicksilver in the world. furnishing
The United States produced between
one-fourth and one-fifth of the total
production. Austria Hungary and Italy
being two large producers also. The
to Canada than to any other country,
with Mexico close second.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-09
BENSON HAS THE
GRADING WORKMEN
All Work on Southwestern
Is Being Carried on
From There

Thomas Doyle. OF Benson Arizona,
declares that ali operations OF the
Southwestern extension from Fair
banks to Tucson are being carried on
out OF Benson He says the enginser-
ing department. has leased big build
ing there for headquarters and that
all the contractors are making head
quarters there; also that Meyer & Co.
merchants Of Benson. are supplying
most Of the grading outfits
Macarthur Bros have the contract
for the work and they have sublet to
Crook, Allen & Lafferty 80 miles Of
the e6 miles to be graded This firm
Of sub-cOntractOrs, according to Mr.
Doyle, has sublet three miles TO Kill
beck's outfit. three miles to Hewitt &
Phelps, three miles to Peterson's out
fit and three miles to blossoms grad
ing gang
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-09
INSTALLING MILL
AT PARADISE CAMP
President Cunningham Says
FL Paso Will Be Supply
Point for His Company

Jas. B. Cunningham, president Of the
Paradise Mining and Milling company,
is In Ell Paso on business connectedwith
his Paradise concentrating plant, which
is being installed at Paradise, Cochise
county. Arizona. The cement, lumber
and brick were received on the ground
some time ago, and the foundations.
and walls of the building which are OF
concrete are nearly completed. fI1teen
men are employed on the work.
The complete plant is expected TO pc
on the road in about 10 days time. me
plant is nominally of a capacity of 100
tons but the crushers, rolls and Hunt
ington mills have capacity Of 15O tons
each, so that the plant by the addition
of a few more concentrators, and at
small expense can at any time be
brought up to that figure.
Mr. Cunningham. says that he and
his company expect before very long to
have TO increase the plant TO daily
capacity of 800 tons. He says. they
fully realize the great future of the
district and are prepared to meet It TO
any extent He says not a vacant
house is TO be had in the camp, and
that FL Paso will be the supply and
smelling point. The company is abund-
antly financed, and construction has
been very successful in making ore
contracts, and expects 10 have the plant
in operation in about 40 days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-09
GLOBE WESTERN
WORKS FULL
FORCE NOW
Miami Company Operates
Three and a Half Sec
tons of It's Mill

Miami, ART, Sept 9.-The Globe
Western Copper company is working
d full force Of men and is now hauling
ore to the Miami station. which runs
from 20 TO 80 percent copper. and from
$40 to So in gold and silver. The
wagons. when returning, are taking
aumber to the mine. Superintendent Err
man says that as soon as possible
ssfnking on the shaft near the tunnel
will commence It is now down 100 feet
and viii be sunk at least 200 feet more
and prosecuting on the 100, 200 and
800 foot levels. The sinking of the shaft
Is now down over 400 feet.
By the first OF October 1t Is expected
that at least so men will be employed
and 10 to II hauling teams.
The Miami Copper company is oper-
ating three and one-half sections of the
mill, the cost of production being nine
cents a pound (. O. b., New York. The
company expects to move the remain
sng one-half section of No in com
Elission on or about October ], and on
the first of the year, all sections VIII
be working.
The Lamer Pinto group of 90 claims.
which adjoins the Cactus and Pinto
properties, is having considerable de-
velopment work done. Superintendent
Chas. Miller reports the tunnel is in
about 120 feet and considerable cross
cutting has been done. A recent assay.
shows II percent copper. $3.50 in gold
and 81 ounces in silver.
The Tuni group of IA claims situated
south Of and adjoining the Live Oak
Copper companys property. is being
developed. There are four shafts sunk
SO. So 67 and So feet and two tunnels
In 125 and 80 feet, all of which are
In ore which assays from IL to 8
percent copper. The owners are Vim.
and Theo. Phillips, L II. Tunis and Geo.
Palmer.
This property was formely known
as the Boston and Miami Development
company's group. under the manage
ment of Fred Hoar.
w. T. and T. A. Kinsey, of Miami,
are pushing work on their group of
IA claims adjoining the Cole and Good
win group. which belongs to the Globe
Western Copper company. Over 1000
feet of work has been done, the shaft
ts down 20 feet In which there is
five foot ledge Of ore assaying y to
Is percent copper, and 81 to $40 in gold
and silver.
They have completed arrangements
to ship ore to the Ell Paso smelter next
month, and will put on an additional
force of men the first Of the month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-09
SEVEN LAKES OIL
FIELD PROMISING
Expert Says It VIII Rival
Famous Beaumont,
Texas. Field

Pennington. n. NJ, Sept John
Laws, an oil expert who has spent more
than two weeks studying the Seven
Lakes oil field, south OF Pennington.
gives it out as an opinion that this
field will rival the celebrated Beau
mont oil field in Texas. and says that
at least four wells will be sunk there
within a very short time.
Another outfit of prospectors left
here this week for Seven Lakes. Ov-
ing to late continued rains the grass
in that section is said to be better
than for several years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-09
AZTEC IN RICH
COPPER ORE BODY
Bennett : Stephenson and
Dona Dora Mine Ex-
pected to Resume

Las Cruces, Il. NJ, Sept. 9.-The Az
tee Copper company has a shaft down
about 80 feet On a property in Modoc
canyon on a fine body OF copper ore
which averages about % percent
The Big Three company is taking out
some high grade silver-lead ore and
is getting ready to make shipments to
the smelter. This property is located
about two miles north of the Memphis
and Torpedo.
1t is expected that the Bennett-Ste-
phenson will again resume operations
in about go days.
Mr.. Eindall, general manager of the
Dona Dora mines, has arrived in camp
and is getting ready to resume opera
lions on the Dona Dora property
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-09
STRIKE CHALCoPYRITE ORE
IN MINE NEAR ST0DDARD

A fine body OF chalcopyrite ore has
been cut in a crosscut tunnel in the
Copper Queen Mining company's prop
erty near Stoddard, south of Prescott
46yapai county. Arizona The find was
made at $40 feet from the tunnel
mouth. though for $50 feet the work
sngs had been in good copper ore,
mainly sulphide in character. Paris,
Texas. men own the property
The question OF reduction works for
the property Of the Pacific Copper
Mining company, in Yavapai county is
20 be put up to meeting OF the
stockholders in Kansas City. The mine
has four veins of ore three of them
the gold value predominates. The sec
ond vein is said 10 average IS a ton
for "a feet in width
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-09
RUTH NINE SHIPS SECOND
BAR OF GOLD BULLION

The Ruth mine. in Nohave county,
Arizona, has shipped from its mill its
second bar of bullion. weighing nearly
80 pounds This bullion was secured IN
trying out the mill and was the result
Of about a weeks total run of the
plant
The ore has yielded an average of
about $50 to the ton in gold and the
mine at present is capable of sending
up enough Of this class OF ore to keep
the plant in operation for nearly a year
TO come The work OF developing new
ground and opening greater ore bodies
Is kept well ahead of the stopping.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-09
TWO RICH STRIKES
AT MASCOTT CAMP

The Mascot copper camp, Cochise
county, Arizona, has developed a new
strike of a sensational character At
depth of 500 feet. in drift running
from the Consolidated tunnel. vein 40
feet wide was cut containing. copper ore
that assayed IL percent and carried
gold and silver values of nearly So per
ton. The length of this ore body is
estimated to be about 1000 feet
Just after this vein was opened up
another ore body was encountered at
a distance of about so feet Assays
from this particular ore body yielded
a value of $52.24 per ton, with an adj
ditional value in IRON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-09
STRIKE GOOD ORE AT 900
FEET IN NINE NEAR JEROME

An immence strike Of ledge matter
consisting Of iron, with a mixture of
quartz and porphryry throughout,
struck at depth of 900 feet in the
kansas and Arizona Copper company
near Jerome, Yavapai county Arizona,
has been the cause of more real excite
ment in Jerome than any underground
discovery except the encountering of
the large bodies of extraordinary rich
ores at a depth of over 1900 feet in
the United Verde, the neighbor of the
Arizona on the south
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-09
MOHAVE COUNTY MINES
ARE PRODUCING coon ORE

In Mohave county. Arizona, ]. c. Lane
is sinking q shaft from the old level in
his Cerbat property. Much of the ore
shows. free gold all through it, while
the main ore body also runs quite high
in gold
S. r. Porter Is sinking a shaft from
the old tunnel level on his Leland mine.
He is finding good ore below the level
and expects to open up soon a big body
of ore. The mine is well equipped and
it will take but a short time to make
showing.
George Steinberg is getting ready
to begin. work again on the Belle
flower mine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-09
BIG MINING COMPANY FILES
INCORPORATION ARTICLES

In the office of the Maricopa county
recorder. Arizona, articles of incorpor-
alton have been filed by the Black
Jack Mining company, capital $780,
coo. The directors are all Colorado
men. The articles were filed by John
i. Magee and F. E. A. Kimball.