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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-12
ANOTHER TRAIN
ON THE T. & P. ROAD
Will Give El Paso Double
Daily Service to Fort
Worth

Although official announcement has
not been Forthcoming, it is generally
credited that the Texas and Pacific
Will soon install second daily train
service between Fort Worth and Ell
Paso.
The road now operates two trains
daily as far west as Toyah, and the
new arrangement will only mean the
doubling of the service between Toyah
and Ell Paso 1t is said that the new
ARRANGEMENT contempiateG replacing
the present train that reaches Ell Paso
with high class flyer service. TO stop
only at the larger towns and that the
present equipment Will be used for
the local work IN the other train, which
will leave FL Paso for the east in the
morning and arrive from the east in
the evening.
PeeOs Hears the News.
Pecos. Tex, June lat is stated
here that the I. & P. railway will soon
discontinue the present Big Springs
Toyah local and will run instead a
cannon ball from Fort Worth to FL
Paso as a limited train, making only
county seat stops. This will give dou-
Bile daily service between Ell Paso. Pc
cos and Fort Worth. Heretofore Ell
Paso has had only one through train
a day to Fort Worth and eastern
points. Pecos has had two to the east.
but only one through to FL Paso- The
new train viii carry through mails
and is hailed with delight here.
It is also announced that the Santa
Fe will, commencing July l, run
through Pullman train into Pecos from
Amarillo, doing away with the pres
ent Carlsbad accommodation train.
This means two additional trains for
Pecos. giving the ci1y eight in and
out passenger trains day, four over
fbe Texas and Pacific, two over Santa
Fe and two over the Pecos Valley
Southern, in and out.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-12
SONORA MINES RESUME ACTIVITY
ON LARGER SCALE THAN BEFORE

additional machinery to prosecute de-
velopment work more extensively. The
property is considered rich one and
has produced considerable silver ore in
the past For the past few months
very little work has been done on
account of the revolutionary activities
in that locality. but now that the war
is over the mine viii continue opera
tions on a larger scale than heretofore.
c. NJ loser is in charge Of the prop
erty.
The output of the Greens-Cananea
Copper company for the month of May
will be approximately 100000 pounds
The increase is caused by the handling
of the Miami concentrates.
Santn RosaIia Resumes.
Arrangements for the resumption Of
operations at the Santa Rcsalia mine
have been completed and work Is now
under way at the property. when is
located about GO miles south of Cana
nea. Although the number of men
now employed at the property is not
very large, 1t is sufficient for the
present Two tunnels viii be run on
the Los Angeles announcement and
there will be some additional work
done in the shaft The equipment is in
good condition, as is everything else
at the camp, considering the fact that
work has been abandoned for several
months. The company is at present
arranging to make shipments to a
smelter and it intends to continue
them as often as possible. Some high
grade ore was recently discovered
when an examination of the mine was
being made, and this will be extracted
at once and shipped. Ray P. Saffold,
a Cananea mining engineer, will have
- nv&G
David Miller, Of San Francisco. who
has been in Cananea for the past ten
DAYS. has returned to the coast. after
making arrangements for doing some
work on the properties Of the Miller
Mining company and the Ortega COM
nany. Two tunnels will be driven and
some sinking will also be done. Suffi
cfent money is in the treasury to do
considerable work
Delayed Machinery Received.
The San Felipe Mining company,
whose property is located near Realito,
in the Yaqui river country. has recent
" received five carloads of mining ma
chinery which have been on the way
for six months. The company plans to
erect the machinery and have 1t in
readiness to begin operations at the
close of the rainy season Delos Dur
fee is in charge Of the work J. L.
Sheperd is manager of the property
The Tharsis York company. adjoin-
ing the Pilares mine of the Moctezuma
Copper company, is now operating its
machinery with electricity, which Is
furnished by the Moctezuma company,
at Nacozari. Twenty men are work
ing at this property under the super
vision of c. F. Nourse.
The annual stockholders meeting Of
the Cananea- Boston company (Ameri-
can corporation) will be held in Bisbee
on June IA
Makes Initial Shipment.
The FL Triunfo Mining company, OPP
Grating near Arizpe. has made its ini-
tial shipment of copper matter from
its new reverberatory furnace to the
Ell Paso smelter. The company intends
to make two shipments monthly. The
revolution has not interfered with the
operations at the property. There are
about 100 men at work at present
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-12
NEW GOVERNOR IN
NUEVO LEON STATE

Monterey. Mex, June 12--At this
mornings meeting Of the state legts-
lature the main attraction was the
resignation Of Gen Jose Ma Mier, gov
ernor Of Nuevo Leon, which was pre-
scented last week, and was to be acted
upon today.
Governor Mier's resignation was ac-
cepted and senior Leobardo Chapa was
appointed to take his place until cleo
ton time Senior Chapa was present
and was introduced and sworn in amid
applause
Gen Mier has sent the following card
to the press OF the city: Gen. jose
Maria Mier has the honor to bid you
adieu and offers himself TO your orders
in the capital of the republic"
For soreness OF the muscles whether
induced By violent exercise or injury,
Chamberlainas Liniment is excellent
This IMMINENT is also highly esteemed
for the relief it affords N cases Of
rheumatism. Sold by al dealers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-12
COL. GETTY TAKES
SHARPE'S PLACE
Becomes Commander Of Odd
Infantry-New Mexico
Army Officers
Named.

washington. D. C. June 12.-Lieut-
Col Robert n. Getty of the 7th infantry
has been selected to take Col AIRED
c. Sharpe's place at the head or the
Esd infantry, now stationed at FL Paso'
Col Sharpe being detached for duty
in Ohio. The promotion Of Lieut. Col.
Getty became effective June first
New Army Doctors.
John William Colbert, Herman wal
liam Goelitz and William Porter Nils
three young men of New Mexico. have
been appointed as first neutenants In
the medical reserve corps, dating from
Nav 26. 1911 VIM P. Mills is a son or
governor Mills of Santa Fe.
Overcbarge Refunded.
The interstate commerce commission
has ordered PREPARATION in the sum OF
S1412S made TO the Roswell Wool ana
Hide company Of Roswell, n NJ. on
carload of alfalfa meal shipped from
Roswell to Abilene. Tex, over the east
ern railway Of New Mexico
To Relieve ArfzOnAan.
Delegate Ralph Cameron of Arizona
has introduced 8 bin for the relief of
William Wooster of San Carlos, Ariz-,
II seeks to have paid to Wooster the
sum Of s7442.39. alleged to have been
advanced by him in carrying out a
transportation contract with the gov
eminent in 1905.
The citizens of Miami, Ariz-, are Oh
vfded over the question of moving the
postoffice. and the postoffice depart
ment recently sent an inspector there
to dofermine the merits of the situa-
sion Although each side Is bringing
every influence to bear to win its case,
the decision will not be made until
the inspector makes his report, and
then will be made IN accordance with
his Recommendation
New Postmasters.
F. G. Mitchell has been appointed
postmaster at Tolchaco, Coconino coun-
", Arizona
George U Manning has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Fort Defiance,
Apache county, Arizona
Kirk Y. Stctts is the new postmas-
ter at Blacktower, Curry county, New
Mexico, vice A J. Cannon
Samuel Hadlock has been appointed
at Hyer, Santa Fe county. New Mex
leo.
Charles L. Wood is the new post
star Route Orders.
The star route from Fort Wingate
station to Fort Wingate, n. NJ, has
been discontinued, and the Fort Win
gate postoffice discontinued Mail
after June Is going 10 Rehoboth, n. NJ
The contract has been let for star
route from Wagon Mound. n. NJ by
way of Naranjos and Ocate to Halls
Peak, 80 miles and return, six times
a week: also from Black Lake by Au-
rora 70 Halls Peak. Is miles and return
three times a week The former routes
from Ocate to Black Lake and Ocate
TO Wagon Mound have been discon-
tinued.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-12
. - @ CURES
20 s2s - OLD SORES

Every person afflicted with Old realizes later,
that the ulcer exists because Of bad bood the character and condition
of the place depending the Of the blood Infection Vuent
impurities in the circulation produce angry dchagng ulcers while
mde germs usually manifested the form ndoent
saby places No should depend upon save washes To-
fons alone chronic 1t is the
before the place heal heals Old Sores by going down
the circulation and removing the impurities and germs which
responsible for the place. In addition to purifying the blood
fluid that the rraed flesh around old
naturally stimulated and results Book Sores
Ulcers and any medical advice free SSS sold drug
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. ATLANTA, ca.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-12

President A c. Chariot leaves for New
York on the 10TH
1t is reported that the San Felipe
mine of the Elenita Mining company,
located south of Arizpe. will again be-
gin operations in a short time The
property has been idle for about six
months
Strike Made in CObre Rico.
Word comes from the Transvaal
property. near Cumpas that rich
strike has been made in the Cobre
Rico mine. A big body OF copper ore
has been encountered which will av-
erage between ard percent copper
1t is a chalcopyrite ore w. H. Weed
recently made a favorable report on
the property.
W. HUMPHREYS has been shipping
steadily from his property near the
Sherman ranch during the recent rev.
olutionary disturbances.
The San LoreRzo property. which
was recently sold by Martin Hickin-
son. has ten men at work sinking the
shaft, which is now down $50 feet.
The entire shaft is in low grade ore
and a body 20 feet in width has been
penetrated. The average of the new
ore body is 8 1-2 to 4 percent copper
and 80 ounces silver. The country rock
is rhyolite breccia. A bismuth shoot.
20 feet from the shaft. has been sunk
on for a depth Of so feet. The prop
e-ty adjoins the Washington and is
considered an excellent one.
Is Showing Up Wei.
The SaSta Teresa mine of the Sonora
Consolidated company. located 40 miles
southeast OF Douglas, Ariz.. is show
ing up well under the superintendent
cy of Chas. E. McHenry. The shaft is
down to a depth of 80 feet and sink
ing is in progress, the destination being
the 500-foot level The sinking is done
on the ledge Twenty men are en-
ployed at the property. which has been
having a serious time Of it on account
of the revolution. The company owns
over 1000 pertenencias.
Reports from Mascarena station, on
the Nogafes- Cananea branch of the S.
F. railroad. state that the wen being
sunk by the West Coast Mexican Oil
company has reached a depth Of 1900
feet The prospects for finding oil are
excellent, but it is thought that a
greater depth than 1900 feet will be
necessary. The outfit has capacity of
going down a mile
The Southern Pacific of Mexico ran
its first train to Culiacan this week
| since the bridges were burned tv
months ago. 1t is believed that the
railroad up the Yaqui river will soon
be in operation, which will result In
several mines resuming operations.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-12
co4I. FIELD At CARRIz0ZO
WILL, Pc DEVELOPED SOON

A coal property seven miles south
east of Carrizozo. Lincoln county. New
Mexico, is TO be opened up and worked
on an extensive scale, according 10
present plans
six hundred and forty acres have
been filed on by A. H Harvey, j. T.
Johnson. Gus Runbles and Lee B.
Chase, each holding $50 acres, but
pooling their holdings Mr.. Runkles
has gone to the Pennsylvania coal field,
where money has been promised 10
work the project
The coal bed seems to be extensive.
A tunnel $50 feet into the strata shows
up a fine domestic coal. which burns
entirely up with little ash. A force
Of men will be put TO work at an ear
ly date, arranging for an air passage
and coal will be ready for shipment
and local distribution in a few months
time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-12
CONTRACT AWARDED FOR
TUNNEL IN ECONOMIC NINE

A contract was signed last week by
Harry Little and Bob Ransom to drive
a tunnel for the Economic Mining and
Milling company. Lincoln county, n.
NJ. 200 feet The tunnel is a continue
ton of the connecting tunnel with the
shaft. Work will commence on ii
today. Col Bender, of Noga1, Lincoln
county is in Ell Paso. where he will
purchase machinery for his mining
property in the Nogal district.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-12
INSPIRATION AT GLOBE
MAKES BIG SALE OF STOCK

The Inspiration mine at Globe.
Ariz. one of the large porphyry cop
pers. has recently sold 100000 shares
of treasury stock at $40 per share, pro-
viding s2,000.OO0 for construction pur-
poses.
This company has 22.00o.O00 tons Of
ore already developed. averaging two
percent copper. and plans the immedi-
ate construction Of 5000 ton mill. 1t
is regarded as a 50.000,0o0 ton propo-
SitiOn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-12
BOYS MODEST CHINAMAN
AND O(E Is ARR

Fred Nash was placed under arrest
Saturday night on a charge of ma
ncious mischief. A number Of boys had
been annoying Chinaman, at his
restaurant on South FL Paso street
when the Chinaman started to dis
perse the boys by throwing one into
the street. The Nash boy picked up
a stone and hurled it at the China
man
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-12
COMBINED OUTPUT WILL
PAY THE YEARLY DIVIDEN

The Calumet ane. Arizona and the
Superior & Pittsburg, both in the War
rem district of southern Arizona. adj
Join each other. and the combined prop
critics are producing copper at the
rate Of about 100000 pounds per
annum, upon which the new company
can earn the 81 per share it is paying
in dividends.
The company plans a material in
crease in output. 1t has large reduc-
ton works and S3,500,000 of cash and
occupies an important position among
investment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-12

MEDICINES fos
hereditary dsbll-
ity or weakness
or men. Wornen
an q children
Chronic ODD
Poison. Erup.ionA
all Skin Diseases
Rheumatism. Ca
tarrh. Heart Dis-
ease. Lang Trou-
Bile. Liver Com
plafnt and Con.
stipation.
Female internal
trouble, infiama-
ton or acute
pains INSTANT
LY CURED. OF
Bell Phone ss1a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-12
CORONADO PAY STREAK

Runs ~ HIAUIl ~ FNtsV
:. The Coronado Mining company, OF
Yavapai county. Arizona, will build
a mill, the machinery now, being en-
route Operation of the plant is ex-
pected ito begin in the course OF 80
days The pay streak is said 70 run
as high as $3.50 a ton
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-17

Ions a day. und owned by J. q. Pierce
and J, w. Siemens flows about 200,
600 gallons per day Tho spring
owned by n, Il. Roams flows about
100000 gallons per day, making a
total of about i,7oo, 900 gallons per
day.
Conclusions--After limited exami.
nations OF all these water supplies
Sun Creek Is considered the ideal one
from purity Of water. ample supply.
good watershed. with no prospect Of
ever failing. supply through droughts
or dry seasons. The land for ditch OF
pipe line IL the best --aoa q rock In
the whole line. Pressure can be had
from start which would force the wa
ter through smaller pipe the main
length OF ~ miles,
Mex, In order would be Aspen Lake
springs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-17
CArrLE DIPPING
THEIR suBJECr
CONTINUED from PAGE u

Sev
ley and Silver Lake. and one Is being
built at Bly,.
DIR. Morrell states that the only cf-
feet OF the quarantine win be that
cattle win have to be Inspected be-
fore shipped out ~ these two coun-
ties. This is protection to the cat
tlcmen. and an assurance to the pur-
chasers that the cattle are not At
fected. "The raising OF the auaran-
tine" said MIR. Morrcil. "rcs,s with
the cattiemcn OF this section. n the
orders for dipping are properly Oh.
served and care Is taken In Kidding
the animals Of scab. there Is no reason
why the quarantine cannot be taken
on In the. spring. Another inspection
Of the cattle OF this section viii be
made between January and March.
when Il will be easier to determine
just TO what extent the cattle are as-
fccted. II the orders are followed
there should be no further trouble. II
all rests with the cattlemen thcm-
selves"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-17
A Few Pointers

INCOME PRorERTY-Wc have
one of the best business corners on
Main street, present rental $3.50 pes
month, plenty of room Tor another
building. which win double the In.
come. n interested sec us about this.
WE HAVE A LARGE LAST of city
property In all Additions, aud. by the
way. We have some real hargnIns In
nice homes and well located vacant
property.
BUSINESS OPrORTUNITIEsi In all
lines. II will pay you to investigate
our propositions before baying.
~ IT'S LAND you WANT. We
have some of the best buys In the
valley. aud would iikc 20 sbow them.
We have our own Atuo; no trouhlc Ia
show property.
WE WHITE FIRE INSURANCE
CiiIlCOTE q RICE
Next IN the Nmcyicsn Hotel
Phonc 601N
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-17
MGIa Is nUp n anIIl
(Continued from Page ~

lance about ssM miles. Good. level,
sandy land for laying pipe to klamath
Lake. Almost direct line to this city.
Crooked or Cole Creek Same alsi-
tude and same aow, with all condi.
tions Of Short Greek.
Fort Creek--Altitude extreme head
- feet. Pure. clear. cold water: now
about so.ooo.ooo gallons per day,
Distance ask miles. Good. level land
free from rock for laying pipe. Al
most direct line to city. Too low
without pumping. i2s feet below pros.
ent water tank. Small portion appro-
priated for irrigation purposes.
Wood River-Aititude at extreme
head IS feet. or 1o3 feet below pres-
eat water tank. Too low without
pumping. Clear. cold water. with
Aow Of about lss 200. 900 gallons per
day. Unappropriated. Direct line for
klamath Falls. with good level land
for pipe laying. distance about II
miles.
Sun Greek - Altitude anywhere
from 400 to 600 feet. Clear. cold.
pure water. with dow OF about 5.o00.-
oOo pallons per day. Unappropriated
except some Aow into Annie Creek.
. small portion Of which ID used for
irrisating purposes. Good. ,evel
land for laying pipe. entirely free
from rock. on direct line TO this city
By passing through the lake. Distance
about ~ miles. Al least 400 feet
pressure can be obtained above pres-
ent waxer tank.
0even-Mile Crcck--Altitudc at the
springs above road crossing. 80 feet.
or l3S feet too low to reach present
water tank except BY pumping. Pure.
clear. cold water; Gov about $1,000
600 gallons per day. Unappropriatcd.
Good. level land for laying pipe by
going through klamath Lake and on
. direct line: distance 3sh miles.
Crane Creeh - About one-half /
mile vest Of Scven-Mile Greek. Pure.
Ss~S0s SOso 0otcss rtoW aOOut o,VVV,.
boo gallons per day. Altitude Is feet.
too low without pumping. being IL?
feet lower than the present water
tank. Unappropriated. with level.
1andy land for pipe by passing
klamath Lake: distance IS
miles.
Three-Miie Creek-Altitudc any.
where iron SEQ to 600 feet. Clear.
pure. cold water. Flow about $780,
100 Eailoas per day. Unappropriated.
oood iaad. free from rock. to lay
plps By passing through the upper
AXE oa . direct line II . distance OF
u miles. A pressure Of from 500 to ,
800 fset above the present water tank
An b secured from this creek.
Cherry Creek--Aititude from 100
% soe feet. Clear. cold water. Flow
'bout s.soo.000 gallons per day.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-17

Good sandy soil for laying pipe on i,
direct line through the upper lake at
a distance Of about Ss miies. A pres
sure OF from 600 to 600 feet abovc
present water tank can be secured,
but water Ia all appropriated for ir-
rigating purpcscs.
Moss Creek---Altitudc from goo to
sov feet. Clear. pure. cold water.
Flow about 10000 gallons per day.
unappropriated. A pressure Of from
100 to 500 feet above present water
tank can be had. Can be brought
over rocky. hilly. timbercd country
through pipe line at distance OF
about IL miles. Can also b. pipei
into Rock Creek or Aspen Lake
sprines.
Rock Crock There are three
springs. at the junction OF which the
altitude Is sts feet. or S5 feet above
present water tank. Flow about
2.oeo. 900 gallons per day. The water
is pure. clear and cold. A small por-
ton is appropriated. and survey Is
made to appropriate the remainder.
This water will have to be brought
around Eagle Ridge. distance asa,
miles. via pipe line. or through a
range Of hills with tunnel one mile
long between Apen Lake and Klamath
Lake. at distance OF 20 miles, In
nearly direct line. This route would
be rocky and timber to lay pipe.
Aspen Lake sprinss-These springs
are all pure. cold. clear water. gush-
ing out from the base Of large. rocky.
tinbered mountains. and are quite
numerous II will require about
three miles Of pipe to collect them to-
gether. They are unappropriated. |
Altitude $50 feet. or s?3 feet above
the water tank. A fow OF $500. 900 |
gallons per day can be had. with pipe
line over rocky. timbered country and
tunnel \ mile long. Distance Is
miles from city In almost direct line.
To go around Eagle Ridge would re-
auire a pipe 30is miles long. An alti-
'ude OF t30 feet. or 27s feet above the
water tank. A fow of 1000. 900 gal.
Ions per day can be had with a slight
deviation from a direct line through
Long Lake and the south end OF wo-
,us Lake without a tunnel. over a
'ocky. timbercd. hilly country to dig
Hitch for pipe line. ny using about
} y miles Of pipe TO collect springs
u Aspen and Moss Creek and putting
he water into Rock Greek fow OF
'tout 100000 gallons per day can '
I'D at : distance OF 20 miles with
tunnel y miles long. or the same
mount Of water can be had by going
round Eagle Ridge at q distance OF /
OF miles. ,
Springs within city limits-These |
prinss are all too low without pump. |
ne. being about 3i0 feet below the ,
resent water tank. and about 10 feet {
Glow Main street. On spring owned |
y Messrs. Leavitt and Richardson
here Is now OF about coo. 900 gal
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-17

Owing to the many accounts aud
the expense attached 20 collecting the
same. after November l. 1911. all
bundles WI ~ collected for on de-
livery. KindE mako arrangements
to pay for same when they are deiiv-
cred.
1881 Klamath Falls steam Laundry
"Duxbak" Outing Clothes
i7-6 ~ X. X. X. StOvs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-17
~ Hat Given Away

The Club Bowling Alleys offer a
choice OF u So hat to the person sscur-
Ing the highest average In ten or moro
Samcs at bowling between October
attNand seth. Don't fall to compete
FOR tso,brize. o.u
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-17
Special Prices

- = ~" sss"rs
ADDITION on uiGW
SCHOOL MIL
sioo--smsil lot. tox5o. just righ,
Tor n small home. Only eight
blocks from the court house:
$40 down. o. per month. No
Interest. no taxcs
S.,o--fargc lot. 9oxiss. nine blocks
from court house: level: xood
soil; S25 down. eis.S0 per
month. No interest. no taxss
$50 insidc lot. ssxiio. near ne
high school: Wow Of lake. valley
and city; level enough to build
ON without any expense for
grading or niiing. cas- down
u7.so pcr month. No Interest.
no taxes.
$3.50 -fnstdc lot. s:siio. on tho
hili.. only three blocks up from
tho court house. splendid ioca.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-17

Armour Plate Guaranteed Hose for
men. women and chiltirru,
11-Gt AZ X. X. X. Storr
WOMAN to help with housework two
days EACH, week. Mrs. wnber
White. i7-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-17

"DuxtsAk" Waterproof hunting Goa,
lI-et AZ X. X. X. Storc
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-17

"Wi,iow Jones" ~ Isoston suits Sos
boys and young men.
11-dt A. X. Il. X. Storr