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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-23
MINING NEWS
FORMED
TO MAKE MERGER
New Inspiration, Capitalized
at $30,OO0,OOO, Will Alb
sorb the Live Oak

Globe. Ariz. lee 23-A dispatch has
been received from Boston stating that
the Inspiration Consolidated Copper
company had been Orga nized under the
laws OF Maine for the purpose of taking
over the Live Oak ana Inspiration.
The new company is capitalized at
S30,0000 O0 par value $40 per share,
The details Of the basis Of cOnsolida-
tiOn have not Yet been made public,
but the general opinion is that the
ratio VIII be four shares of Inspiration
to one of Live Oak.
Based on a developed tonnage Of H.
100000 tons, as claimed in some re
cent independent reports. this would
seem to be an equitable adjustment, but
il Chas. Hayden's report of $4,000, 1000
tons is accepted as correct, the ratio
should be over five to one.
This cOnsOlida ton, backed as it is by
some of the strongest operators in the
country, is the best thing that has hap
pened TO the Globe district for years.
Construction of a concentration Of at
least 5000 tons daily capacity is now
assured. The site has been decided
upon, and while its location has not
yet been made public, it seems very
probable that the mill viii be built on
the Cordova ground, recently purchased
by the Inspiration company, near the
town of Miami
The following telegram has been re-
ceived from Thompson. Towle & Co:
While definite information is still
lacking, we understand that 100000
shares Of new Inspiration Consolidated
viii provide for consOlida ton and ere
ate $4,000, 600 new cash, which, together
with amounts now in the treasures.
will give the new company over $500
600 cash The size of the cOncentrat-
ing mill is not yet determined, but it
will be at least a 5000 ton mill. and
production viii be at least $4,000. 900
pounds of copper annually. The cost
should not be over SO cents per pound
Profits on "A cent copper should be NJ
least So per share. The basis of ex-
change of old stock into new stock
has not yet been determined, but in is
suing new stock, each share of Live
Oak now outstanding Will be entitled
to receive the same as four shares of
InspfratfO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-23
OIL INDICATIONS
GOOD NEAR BENSON
Old Timers Have Known of
the Existence Of Oil
There For Years

Benson. Ariz.. Dec. 23.-The oil couE-
try. "a miles south Of Benson. is a.
tracing much attention from oil pro-
uoters in California and other sections
Of the country Men who haze iHves-
tigated and are supposed to Know
something Of oil fOrmlti lions and indic1f
tions are confident thac Jhs district is
going 10 prove up
me Lost Hills oil basin derives :-s
name from three small hills bordering
the basin on the northeast and which
rise out Of the basin in such way
that It is difficult to distinguish them
from the high mesa gr rim - the BASIN
Old settlers have Tor years know
that there were many Indications OF
oil and gas i'm the Lost Hills country
Many wells sunk I'm this ViciEity have
shown seeDa Eee Of oil ana some OF
it was found necessary 10 case off the
oil bearing strata and so deeper in
order to get drinkable stock wafer
However. in those days there was no
market for oil in Arizona. and little
attention was given to this district
The attention Of business men was
recently called to these indications
and they realizing that great profits
were TO be derived from Arizona
oil caused the district to be examined
by oil experts. who advised and rec
commended drilling at once.
The Lost Hills oil field is an eN
tensive basin Of blanket formations Of
shaIes sandstone. lime and sand dip
ping from various directions gradually
toward the center of the basin. which
undoubtedly forms an immense bed Of
oil This is further emDhasized by the
fact that the Lost Hills fields ha 20
not been disturbed by violent geOlOgi-
cal eruptions or changes, the formation
being intact along the original planes
of bedding
The shales, even those exposed 10
the elements for ages past. contain d
high percentage of volatile hydro car
bOns and gas is constantly escaping
between the stra tification and through
the porous rocks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-23

You weak minded imbeeiles OF a once
Free Country. The iron handed Cars Of
the American Medical Association,
backed by criminal laws, viii force YOU
like lambs to the slaughter. Right in FL
Paso sweet old, lady lay starving and
begging for nourishment in one Of these
hospitals and was refused it. NOtwith-
standing that her own daughter. who had
prepared her food for her for years, was
there, begging for nOurishment for her
mother and paying their bills. What
was the great crime this sweet old lady
had committed. She had been placed
there by broad minded medical doctor
so she could be under the care Of Dr.
Ira W. Collins, an OsteoPath. The hos
pital claimed that the law didn't allow
them 10 give nourishment to this daugh-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-23
Ell PASOAN MAKES
RICH ORE STRIKE
j. A. Winram Has Some
Very Valuable Ore in
Mine Near Fairview

j. A Winram of 312 Montana street
VINO IS in Fl Paso from his mine i'm the
sack Range to spend Christmas with
ms FAMILY, is enthusiastic over strike
on very rich ore. which he has made
IN his mine the Mail Line. eight miles
west of Fairview, on Dry creek.
me ore runs $500 to the ton i'm COP
PEI: silver and gold. and is in a drift
winch was run from the shaft at a
Qepth of 100 feet The drift is i'm 2S1g
5eet and has been in ore for . feet
Inc vein IS from Il to Is inches thick
none Of the ore runs less than 500
to the ton Wv
There is plenty Of water for milling
IMPOSES -!ir NJ Winram says. and the
miners of the region are hopefH1 of
getting a customs mill in sb6rt fin7s
me me Crlted States Treasure Gold mine
mas comp leted rhe wort 80 o4---r. ~ ~
mill, but has not vet nut in into or,o-.
now. NU 81
mere is much activity in the region
al about Fairview. Mr.. Winram SAYS
Inc camp is so miles west of Elephant
Butte dam and is reached by a daily
stage from Engle. Naiig
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-23
ACTIVITY IN THE
CUMPAS VICINITY

Cumpas, Sonora, Mex Dec. 23.-The
Transvaal Mining company is working
about ESQ employees and doing some
great work, more especially with the
diamond drills. With the railroad
reaching Cumpas great changes are an
ticipated.
The Cerro Gordo mine, 0. l. Neer,
superintendent, continues to make its
high grade ore shipments.
Work has been resumed on the Or
mos. having been recently purchased by
an American company, F. o. ColsOn,
Superintendent
A big sale is pending on the san
Lorenzo and Washington properties. ad-
joining, and eastern men are expected
here soon to make the final examina-
ton Of the mines. These are two Of
the biggest ore producers in the coun-
Try.
A. Martinez has gone to EI PasO on
q Christmas shopping tour.
s II. Casey, Transvaal store manager,
is in Cumpas on business for a few
days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-23
MINING NEWS
ACTIVITY NOTED IN CHIHUAHUA MINES,
REGARDLESS OF POLITICAL OUTLOOK

show some activity. The revolution MT
this section Of the state harder lnan
other sections because the 1gnung
was chiefly confined between here ana
Juarez.
Mining Mems Movements.
s Bronnfmann- manager Of the)SOle-
dad Mining company in the Almoloya
district SAYS that his district IS per-
fectly quiet and that things IN general
are working along entirely satistac-
3. L. Farrar, interested in mining
in the CuSihuiriachic district, and b.
W Smith and William Walsh, both
mining men Of Santo Domingo, were
Scott =. putnam. a mining engineer
of Parral. was in FL Paso for a Few
days during the week.
Alfred TOzer. general auditor OF the
orrigan-McKinney properties, with
headquarters in Cleveland, O,was Wis
itOr here from the camp at Terrazas
where he is spending several weeks
with Bye de R. Clemens, chief &C
cOuntant of the Rio Tinto Copper com
pany Within a week Mr.. TOzer viii
leave the TerraZas camp for Concheno.
where he viii spend two weeks IN that
section with the Concheno Mining
company, also owned by the CorrlSan-
Mckinney company
a. Kennedy Maefarlane, mining en-
gineer of this city, has returned from
the Parral region, where he spent sew
eral GAYS lOOhluE over lLlALlll6 pA OpG-
ties Mr. Macfarlane is very optimistic
regarding the future of the southern
town
May Erect a BIilI.
r. Y. Gordon, vice president and
manager of the San CristObal Mining
company. owners Of one Of the best
producing mines in the Parral district
was q passenger through this city FOR
II PasC. where he viii likely remain Tor
several days before proceeding to New
York to meet the directors Of the GEM
pany to consider the question of erect
ing a mill on the property.
George Johnston. mining manager
Of the Santa Eulalia district, was IN
town this week.
G. OK Kendrick. an electrical con-
struction man of the A. S & r. Co..
who is at present stationed in santa
Eulalia was in town this week
Roy and Harry 3iathewsOn of the ~
: & r. Co., in the Santa Eulalla camp
left on Friday evening for Los Angeles
to spend the holidays with nome folks
Bye de r. Clemens, chief accountant
Of the Rio TintO Copper company at
Terrazas. was in town this week
H ID. Hickey, superintendent OF the
COncheno Mining company. a Corrlgan-
Mckinney property in the COncheno
district was in the city for several
days during the week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-23
NAIL AND KERNEL OF
CORN FOUND IN EGG
Colony Woman Makes Re
markable Discovery; Al
at I ,9rOn

COlCnia Juarez. Mex, Dec 23.-When
Mrs StOweu broke an egg the other
day she found a single nail and a
kernel of corn inside the she'll II
seems impossible. nevertheless fr is true.
Ann c. ClaySOn- daughter Lucille and
sister IVY Ronlney, are IN Ell PasO look
ing around ard doing some Christmas
shopping Professor and Mrs. Haag are
also In 81 Pa-sO- While he is away
Jesse ClaysOn viii take charge Of the
choir.
The coIonists are preparing a Christ
mas present for the elders who are in
the field
Chester. the only son OF Charles z.
Mcclellan, Of COlOnia JUarez has de-
velOped a case of scarlet fever
Notes Of Co1Onia Dublan.
COlonia. Dublan. Mex Dec. 2S-Sil-
Wan. the little son of Edgerton and
Anna Lunt- was taken very suddenly
and seriously i'll this week while he
and his mpther were visiting his grand
parents in COlOnia Dublan He law for
several hours in a stupor. but is better
again
Charles Keller ard wife. Of CoIonia
DiaZ. have a baby girl, their first child.
Mrs r. j. Clark is trying to ward
off an attack Of pneumonia.
1t is CLAIMED that the three men who
were imprisoned for the murder Of Mrs.
Mortensen, of Guadalupe, have all been
seen near their home recently
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-23

lis no wonder 10000 people under
the banner Of medical freedom have had
to rise up in their righteous indignation
and smite these avarieiOus vampires TO
keep them from getting their clutches on
the National Treasury, in the shape Of 4
law to establish a National Health
Bureau. And thus give into the hands
of these pirates a privilege second only
20 the Gar Of Russia. To dictate TO
vou what YOU must eat and demand
under criminal laws that you submit
ycur BODY to be inoeulated with my vile,
rotten disease Of any animal they may
choose.
VIII the American people
stand f is Freedom dead?
Can ron no longer choose
Who and what you WaQ5
done for you 10 Free amer
fc7 NO TOu- cannot
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-23
GRAPHITE MINED
AT RATION. N. M

washington, d. c.. Dec. 23.-Tbe Pa
ION coal field Of New Mexico furnishes
age quantities Of graphite manufac-
tured naturally from the coal C5ranbite
tne commonest use Of which is seen in
me me lead pencil, is almost pure carbon
rms mineral is therefore only a stem
removed from coal, and, in fact. some Of
me natural graphite deposits are in
coal beds where the intrusion Of
masses Of intensely heated Iiouffied
lgneous rock has metamOrphosed Tins
forming graphite. On the other hand.
large quantities Of high grade graphite
are artltlcially manufactured direct
from ordinary coal
In making lead pencils the graphite
is mixed with clay of fine grain and
the greater the proportion Of the CLAY
constituent the harder the pencil Elk
ceedingly soft pencils with large leads
contain but little clay
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-23
JUDGE POPE PLANS
MOVE TO SANTA FE

Roswell. y n, Dec. 23.-JudSe IN
II. rope, chief justice OF the territorial
supreme court and slated for an ap-
pointment as federal judge, has re-
sIgned as superintendent OF the sun
dav school of the First Presbyterian
church Of Roswell he and his family
intending to remove to Santa Fe about
the close Of December
Adjutant and Mrs WestacOtt. off
GERS in charge Of the Roswell Salvation
army. say they plan to give Christmas
basket dinners to 800 people in Roswell
and vicinity who otherwise would so
hungry.
The AIallalieu Methodist church. Of
Dallas. Texas. sent Rev H. Van Val
kenberg. pastor of the First ~ f.
church 81 Roswell, q, call. AR Van
VaIkenberg replied that he did not feel
justified in leaving the Roswell church
at this time.
Poultry show. old CaHsher Bldg, IOe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-23
PARSONS SENDS TTRKEYS
TO CARRIXOZO MAREEr

Parsons \. NJ, Dec. 23.-L. Jen-
nings has gone to Carrizozo with load
Of turkeys for the Christmas market
Mrs Markley and daughter. Miss
Ruth, Of Chicago, who spent a few days
here have left for California I. Mark
ley accompanied them as far as Carri-
zOZO n NJ.
Mrs. L. Jennings, who has been very
i'll, is a great deal better.
r. r Robinson, justice Of the peace,
left for Angus. y. NJ. to officiate Mt the
wedding Of Gid Thorp and Miss Mile
Copeland, respectively of Captain and
Angus, y. NJ
The Parsons Endeavor society Will
give an entertainment and Christmas
tree at the school house.
Miss Doris Wingfield is here from
RuidOsO visiting her sister, Mrs James
Robinson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-23

ter for her starving mother, who had
prepared the food for her for years and
had the advice of this OsteOpath doctor
who is a graduate of DR.. A T.. Stills
American School of AOsteOpathy, the
greatest of its kind in the world, and all
because an Allopathic doctor had not writ
ten a prescription for food, Tor tins
daughter who had prepared it for years
while her mother was under the care OF
an AllOpathic doctor. Great Lord! Can't
YOU feed your own mother or children
with whatever nOuTishment you want to
in this once land of the free without an
avaricious vampire of a doctor gets N
his graft on YOU for prescription Tee
And while YOU haven't Alright under
penalty Of criminal law to give them
little broth from a chicken this prlvl-
legged car can Jam down their threats
the rankest Poisons that would Kill a
mule and inject into their quivering bod
les the vilest rotten decayed matter from
any diseased animal they may choose
And when your child Is wTithing IN the
agony of death from these POisOns you
cannot lift your hand in protest and en-
plOv some one else that don't take out an
AnOpathic medical license without sub
hitting them to the clutches of the law
as a criminal. You can't even send your
children to school unless You pay tribute
money to these avariciOus ears and al
low them to poison and pollute your
loved ones with vile eXcretions of dis
eased animals under the guise of vaecin-
ations for public good. We need the
guardianship of these avaricious vutuTes,
don't we. who have a national control
over our soldiers and pump into them all
these excretions of diseased animals and
vet so percent of them have smallpox,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-23
MINE TO RESUME
AT MIAMI SOON

Miami. Ariz., Dec 23.-The Summit
Development company has formally
turned the property back to sam Glib
son and Tip Henderson. and they will
begin development work and the ship
ping Of ore to the Ell PasO shelter on
the first of the year
This property was formerly known as
the Gibson mine, and over $3.50 600
worth of ore has been taken from it, A
force of men has been employed to
start work on January .. The property
consists of 16 claims and is y miles
south of here. The equipment consists
of two $50 horse power boilers, 14x16
hoist. a six drill Sullivan air compress
sor, two 200 horse power Sterling wa
ter tube boilers. 80 buildings, including
a hospital and store, machine shop,
boarding and school house. etc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-23
MAN ARRESTED IN PHOENIX
WHILE GETTING HIS MAIL

PhOenix Ariz. Dec. 23.-DaltOn /.
Sparks. who was arrested here as he was
calling for his mail at the DostOffice. Is
said to have admitted 10 the authorities
that hs IS Mel B. Jewell. wanted at Big
Timber. Mont. for the killing of deputy
sheriff Joseph Brannin. November Is
ed he was justified in killing Brannin
hut fled because he feared he could not
secure justice in the Montana courts. al
though, he said, Brannin had fired at him
five times before he returned the fire.
Poultry show. old CaIisher Bldg, 1uo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-23

UeeuH FIIeU.
Frutas street between Grama~ and
Copia streets. East FL Paso addiuon-
W p McClennv to w 3. Batta and
John A. Happier. lots g and 10. block 20
consideration SIS.
Licensed to Wed.
Francisco ChapueO and Dolores
John r. Johnson and Francis Pit
man.
Hfrths-Girls.
To Mrs Felipe :. Garcia, 9ll1 = South
Chihuahua street December Il
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-23

while in leicester, England, where no
one has been vaccinated for 40 years,
that great bacteriOlOgist, J. w. Hodge.
in Twentieth Century Magazine, says
that Leicester has reduced 1t to less than
/ percent by bath and isolation, and it
never can get a footing there because
they haven't weakened themselves to IN
valids 10y their rank Poisons and thus
made themselves a prey to every vile
disease they came in contact with. While
here in America under the iron hand of
these avarieius dictators who have pois-
oned us and weakened US into servile
imbeciles by their vile injections more
than the entire population Of South Da-
kOta die each year in prime of life from
tuberculosis, typhoid fever and cancers,
according to their own statement after
century of undisputed sway rs
Sparta dead? Is the old Grecian spirit
frozen in your veins That We do couch
and cover like a belabOred hound be
heath the lash Of these subtle serpents
who beguile YOU with their oily promises
of guardianship while their iron hand
Easps YOUR throat ike a Beast of prey
and robs you Of your spoils and polUtes
your life with their poisonous stings and
throws your weakened polluted car
casses into a eonsumptve's grave to be
food for the worms of earth
DO You Want 1T?
Wen you We got It here ia
( Texas
I My country It's of thee,
Sweet land of liberty,
| OF three i sing
DR. IRA ". COLLINS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-23
Ell TIGRE MILL is
MAKING GOOD RECORD

Douglas, AriZ.. Dec Eel Tigre
mine made a good record in its mill
during the month, eclipsing any pre-
viOus month. More than 500 tons Of
ore were treated. the average return
being between SIS and $50 per ton.
Much high grade was mined also. The
cyanide plant is making a good record.
an average of 80 percent. recovery bev
ing made. As the plant is new this is
an unusually good record.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-23

Parsons, y. NJ, Dec. 23--W. G. Wells
is making preparations to begin min
ing work for the Iowa Milling & Min
ing company on Turkey creek after
January
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-23

Cheap and quick development is only
possible with Witte Gasoline HOSTS and
DressOrs and Hammer Drills Carried in
stock by H. A. Carpenter & Bro. exclu p
SiTe southwestern distributors. 300 san
Francisco street. FL Paso. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-23

New York City Pays Gay10rs Doctor Bills
New York. Dec. 19-T5a beard Of aldermen yoted
unanimously TO pay doctors bills 2ggr5gagLHg 9lS.5yJ
for services 90 May0 5ayloT alter l3 vas saol 10 H0-
boxer f7 august 1910 The bills had been brought
down from $z6199
The mayor had offered 20 pay The bills from his lTI-
vate resources, It was said today but tl5 physicians
dsC'nsd to accept payment from lim ana ma15 0uL
Tter bills to Tie city,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-23

Poultry show, old CaIisher Bldg, IUc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-23

AccOTdinr % The edltOr OF me Far-
raj Miner, the Parral district is de-
stined to become the leading mining
camp Of the republic. In all probability
that camp will be heard from in more
ways than one and no doubt viii be
very successful. but chihuahua City
will be the headquarters of the ma
iority Of the men who plunge on the
secrets Of the under soil.
Within a very short time this dis
trict and outlying camps viii begin to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-23
DAILY RECORD

Poultry show, old Calisher Bldg, 1oe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-09-19
ENDS MISERY FROM INDIGESTION
OR A SICK, SOUR, Classy STOMACH.

burn, Sour risings, Gas on Stoma n
or Belching of undigested food,
Headaches, Dizziness or Sick Stom-
ach, and besides, what you eat VIII
not ferment and poison your breath
with nauseous odors. All these
symptoms resulting from sour, out
of-order stomach and dyspepsia are
generally relieved in five minutes
after taking a little Diapcpsin
60 to your druggist and get
cent case of Pape's Diapepsin now
and you will always go to the table
with hearty appetite, and wha.
you eat viii taste good tecausC
your stomach and intcgtiaes will be
clean and fresh, and you will know
there are not going to be any more
bad nights and miserable lays fol
you They freshen you aud make
you feel like life is worth living.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-09-19
RIDDLE SELLS SALOON
, Emmett Meyers Purchases Bust.
nefs a. Eight and Commercial
Riddle Will Travel.


Newton Riddle sold his saloon in
terests to ID. Emmett Meyers yester-
day The saloon is. said to be one
OF the best paying in the city, situat-
ed at the southeast corner of Com
mercia' avenue and Eighth street
The new owner was for a number
OF years, proprietor of the saloon at
21l Ohio street at the Union Station
He has resided in the city the past
16 years. There will be no change
of the employees of the place.
Newton Riddle says he viii not
again enter the saloon business
during the next few months he will
travel through the west and enjoy q
vacation before going into active
business. He came to Cairo about
seven years ago from Dexter, Mo
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-09-19
A Little Diapepsin Makes Your Out
of.0rder Stomach Feel Fine
in Five Minutes,

The question as to how long you
are going to continue sufferer
from Indigestion, Dyspepsia or out
of-order Stomach is merely matter
of how soon you begin taking some
Diapepsin.
If your Stomach is lacking in di-
gestive power, why not help the
stomach to do its work, not with
drastic drugs, but reinforcement
of digestive agents, such as are nat
urally at work In the stomach.
People with weak Stomachs
should take a little .Diapepsin occa-
sionally, and there will be no more
Indigestion. no feeling like a lump
of lead In the stomach, no heart
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-09-19

A special train recently left Nairobl
containing a record shipment Of wild
animals, intended Ter a menagerie at
Hamburg The game VAS collected
by hunting party lp British and Ger.
man East Africa II embraced eight
girahes, eleven hiprorotamI two rhl.
noceroses, twelve waterbuck. seven
wildebeeste, three hartebeeste, nine.
teen bushbuck. nineteen reedbuck and
about fifty antelopes and gazelles.---
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